"The gutter press will always be the gutter press," said another.
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Soon, Gutter and other remaining survivors—witnesses, as Gutter called them—will die.
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Just because there may be separate ways into the gutter does not make the gutter any more alluring.
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Of what used to be termed gutter journalism, or, indeed, of what goes on down at gutter level, we see no trace.
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I would say, to anyone who believes that Gawker is just the gutter press, that those values are worth something even in the gutter.
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"Note to self, can't turn a natural born HOE, into a HOUSEWIFE, if you find them in the gutter then leave them in the gutter," he wrote.
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"Note to self, can't turn a natural born HOE, into a HOUSEWIFE, if you find them in the gutter then leave them in the gutter," he wrote on now-deleted Instagram stories.
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How far in the gutter to they want to go?
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It struggled, then toppled and fell lifeless into the gutter.
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Us little guys in the gutter, we're not handed anything.
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And so Pinchas Gutter, for example, is on a screen.
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The gutter wasn't perfect, but good enough for union work.
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He just got that sound, like 'Gimme some gutter shit.
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Well, at least you're not in the gutter, are you?
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They can be led by the nose into the gutter.
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"Ratchet" reality TV shows are already in the metaphorical gutter.
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Who among us can climb out of the Twitter gutter?
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"The whole farm industry is really in the gutter," he said.
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It makes you a gutter bug is what it makes you.
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The flesh was burning... They dragged me out of the gutter.
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Demoted to the gutter with Cousin Eddie and the rural poor?
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KS: Unless we have someone who's good at the gutter. Yeah.
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She did well to avoid wading too deep into Trump's gutter.
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He's not the only one who has his mind the gutter.
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A 22011⁄21960-inch gutter can separate frames by instants or millennia.
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But sometimes you just want to throw practicality in the gutter.
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It will put the economy "in the gutter," declared John Kasich.
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"Other candidates can't get in the gutter with him," Pate said.
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Strange light brimmed in the gutter that ran along the sidewalk.
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The family collects water from a gutter to flush the toilet.
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His head was split and he was bleeding into the gutter.
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Some were stuck to tires; others were windblown against the gutter.
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We all look the same when we're puking in the gutter.
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He's the guy that tries to drag people in the gutter.
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They went flying and one by Foundrae went into a gutter.
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DIAMOND: He&aposs a nasty foul gutter slime is what he is.
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The result is a battle that increasingly takes place in the gutter.
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It has been dragged through the gutter with one scandal after another.
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We're not going to beat Trump getting in the gutter with them.
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I don't like how it drove my career right into the gutter.
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The Peeqo robot answers your questions from the gutter of pop culture.
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Instead of going to the gutter, he repeatedly steered back to issues.
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Airlines can make big money while shoving customer experiences into the gutter.
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Get your mind out of the gutter, we're talking about music here.
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I've handled a lot of balls during my time in the gutter.
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Richard took the hammer, started to nail his end of the gutter.
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Get your mind out of the gutter, and one more thing: "Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!"
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But we cannot afford to get into the gutter with the President.
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It was a very short step through this mist into the gutter.
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Rae kneels in the gutter, on a thick paste of dead leaves.
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Eventually he kicked his cigarette butt into the gutter and sloped inside.
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Getting into the gutter with him is an absolute waste of time.
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Trump has never been able to make it out of the gutter.
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Editorials would issue forth condemning this gutter journalism as thinly veiled sexism.
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Instead, he merely kneels and begins to clear leaves from the gutter.
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It's glitz, glam and gutter life rolled into one discount weekend package.
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That Kellywise sure has a way of dragging people down into the gutter.
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Clinton seized on her opponent's gutter balls, challenging him to a bowl off.
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We're not afraid to cop to our minds being lustily in the gutter.
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I expect Trump, who started in the gutter, to finish in the sewer.
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However, the limit is informal, and critics note it originated in gutter politics.
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Now, Observer is reporting that Yiannopoulos' descent into the political gutter continues apace.
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He was born healthy, just as the voice in the gutter had promised.
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No wonder their approval ratings are in the gutter, almost at single digits.
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See you next week for More Songs We Dug Out of the Gutter!
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The left and the right represents the gutter, and the middle is drivable.
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My grandfather, drunk in the gutter, was saved by a Salvation Army preacher.
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She was lying in a gutter, her arm and chin bandaged from burns.
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In the United States, meth is portrayed as a tooth-rotting gutter drug.
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There's also humor there and it's not all ending up in a gutter.
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He didn't make it and flew into the gutter before hitting the ground.
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I'll make sure you will get nothing, you will be in the gutter.
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While Adrine-Davis paid to fix the gutter, she can't afford anything else.
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The inside gutter of the book has a subtle gradient to make it glow.
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Sydney, don't cry in the gutter — here is your late night, locked out anthem.
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But in Surabaya, a city in eastern Java, one flag lay in the gutter.
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Gutter, now living in Toronto, was the first person who participated in the project.
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Get your head out of the gutter and imagine some clothes on him, please.
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And there's always a moment that can pull us out of the mental gutter.
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Okay, get your mind out of the gutter ... 'cause we're talking shirtless piggyback here.
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I stopped in the street, looking down at the sewage rushing through the gutter.
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The last thing I remember is when the bouncer threw me in the gutter.
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Even the walk from the front door to the gutter is beset with peril.
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The very existence of Becerra puts the gutter-level politics of Trump to shame.
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It's in the pollen dusted on cars, the dirty pacifier lost in the gutter.
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I sit in a gutter and decide to catch a taxi to Warorot Market.
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I might as well be blunt: It's between the high road and the gutter.
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I'd have to empty my IRA and move into the gutter sooner than expected.
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A bottle of Montebello Long Island Iced Tea lay half-empty in the gutter.
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Why I could pick up a better woman out of the gutter than you!
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He was holding a hose, letting sluggish brown well water run into the gutter.
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One stood with one foot in the gutter, his other foot on the sidewalk.
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Now, as the party follows Trump into the gutter, I wonder if it's inevitable.
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The bottom line: Airlines made big money while shoving customer experiences into the gutter.
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"Note to self, can't turn a natural born HOE, into a HOUSEWIFE, if you find them in the gutter then leave them in the gutter," he wrote of Harley, who gave birth to their daughter Ariana Sky on April 3, People reports.
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Dropping a money and having it roll down the gutter feels like a devastating loss.
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We make plans to go the Gutter (a bowling alley/bar in Brooklyn) on Saturday.
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The first image of the first issue is of the button lying in the gutter.
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Because these gutter giants contain a high fat content, scientists can transform fatbergs into biofuel.
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Still real, still gutter, still as bad as she wanna be; Cardi really made it.
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She makes up for her blunder by dragging him outside to die in the gutter.
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One of its inmates (Bill Skarsgard) looks awfully like the clown lurking in the gutter.
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"I'm lifting our families out of the gutter with my journalism," Rosealia (Lena Hudson) thunders.
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I shoved it into my trench coat like Napoleon plucking the crown from the gutter.
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He had a scraped elbow, and he quietly vomited in the gutter once or twice.
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Gutter runoff should't collect near the house, which could eventually cause leaks in your basement.
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Paris is so bureaucratic you can't actually open the gutter and get the ring out.
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That's where news of Westeros spreads faster than Bronn's (Jerome Flynn) mind goes to the gutter.
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Oh, and if they don't bowl high enough or gutter a ball, they throw mini tantrums.
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He climbed into the third-world rain gutter, fell three stories and got stuck here pic.twitter.
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The relationship soured when he confessed, while house shopping, that his credit was in the gutter.
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Take a peek for yourself below, and try hard to keep your mind out the gutter.
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Her friend's tent was there in the gutter, airing out, because it had gotten soaked through.
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This led political news all the way down the gutter where it's always wanted to travel.
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The 2016 presidential campaign has gone from the gutter to the sewer and now it stinks.
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A young woman leans backward over a grated gutter, resting her elbows on the sidewalk behind.
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I remember thinking, Wow, I actually made it to the gutter I've heard so much about.
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Instead, Trump has gone straight into the gutter and dragged his chief of staff with him.
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A broken rain gutter on the Palazzo Vecchio poured torrents of water directly onto the statue.
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Nor, she realizes, can she fail to keep her compact with the creature in the gutter.
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Your mind might be in the gutter, but the "sexy images" didn't involve any actual nudity.
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It's well suited for the sort of live-from-the-gutter self-probing they engage in.
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"The white lights of Broadway shimmered through the gin like gasoline in gutter water," Akers writes.
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"And those diaries were all about being this gutter rat in the East Village," Kraus said.
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The wind also ripped off a piece of his storm gutter, which he refastened with tape.
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The Weekly "NO" Standard(s) has joined HuffPo at the bottom of the lying journalistic gutter.
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No sandwich crust or orange rind went unclaimed from the gutter, and banana peels were chewed.
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It's important to our system of government that our national security leaders stay out of the gutter.
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Unfortunately, former CIA Director Brennan has made the foolish decision to jump into the gutter head first.
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What's it like for you guys playing in Canada with our dollar being absolutely in the gutter?
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But see we&aposre not going to get in the gutter with them, that&aposs the difference.
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If your mind tends to stray into the gutter from time to time, this is for you.
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The spine dips like a gutter (or like a big spoon) and folds the cushion in two.
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Through his handling of the Mueller report, Barr has thrown his credibility and independence in the gutter.
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And after this storm they just piled up in the gutter until the stack was waist-high.
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So to young people, he made it from the bottom and out the gutter and that's inspiring.
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Gideon Connelly leaps over a gutter during training at an adaptive sports camp in Crested Butte, Colorado.
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"Only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read it that way," she said.
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She was so bad she got a girl to drink gutter water just for her own amusement.
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Get your mind out of the gutter ... AFTER you check out this hot gallery of the girls.
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The Hill's Amie Parnes reports that Democrats are criticizing Avenatti for dragging the party into the gutter.
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"Only if your mind was in the gutter would you have read it that way," she retorted.
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"Only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read it that way," Sanders said.
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And with the favorability ratings of both candidates in the gutter, there's quite some room to grow.
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Additionally, permeable walkways allow rainwater to seep into the ground instead of being routed to the gutter.
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They got a late start because of the rain gutter; the movie wasn't over until nearly midnight.
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The Affair Noah rolls around in the gutter while Whitney tries to navigate a very compromising situation.
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Let's not pretend that Fox News was the only network to cover this story in the gutter.
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And then, Trump will do his part, ranting in the gutter where he feels most at home.
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Being reasonable doesn't work when your adversaries are gutter fighters and the Constitution hangs in the balance.
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And you'll soon realize with this optical illusion that your mind has its head in the gutter.
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"There comes that time when you have to pick up gutter piping at Home Depot," Boland explained.
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There is one glorious, wordless spread where Smoot cuts across the gutter against a clamor of color.
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Smart lightbulbs or robotic gutter cleaners seem even more like a solution in search of a problem.
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He was an inadvertent darling of the gutter press, and that only enraged the tennis establishment further.
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Austin used be like a lot of dudes with mohawks and shit walking around, like gutter punk dudes.
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And we are New Yorkers and we will not allow people to dwell in the gutter like garbage.
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Who still buys videotapes besides gutter punks or people that are weirdly committed to their Patrick Bateman impression?
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"I was sure when I transitioned, I&aposd end up sleeping in a gutter somewhere," Hallquist told Politico .
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With barely any pause, Gutter responds by singing a Polish lullaby his mother use to sing to him.
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Bitcoin's price is in the gutter — well, if you compare with that $19,940 peak about a month ago.
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The use of gutter oil in restaurants has become one of the biggest food safety concerns in China.
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There's a certain gutter gothic vibe flitting through the stench, too—and what a stench(core) it is!
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Dulli then moved on to the Twilight Singers, the Gutter Twins (with Mark Lanegan), and a solo career.
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The presidential race between the two most unpopular presidential candidates in modern times is sliding into the gutter.
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The reality that Trump himself engages in similar attacks does not diminish the negative impact of gutter tactics.
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Both extremes have rejected nuanced dialogue and opted for gutter accusations, false comparisons, gross exaggerations and even threats.
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"Only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read it that way," Sanders told reporters.
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Roger Cohen When a presidential campaign often inhabits the gutter it's not easy to establish its low point.
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"It's an hour spent in as dark and gloomy a gutter as you can imagine," Mr. Henenlotter said.
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He refused to dump it in the gutter: My grandfather is Russian, he said, we never waste anything.
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Mr. Moore blamed "gutter campaign tactics and personal assaults" for the about-face in a WSJ op-ed.
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And for a dog who loves to scavenge for gutter goodies, a muzzle can make walks less stressful.
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Today ABC is a private company and the largest wholesale distributor of roofing, windows, siding and gutter materials.
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" He anticipated his fate: "Though I wrote the Gospels in this century, I should die in the gutter.
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James Comey, you just got in the gutter with President Trump, who is known for his name-calling.
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In the future, USC hopes to turn Gutter into a responsive hologram that can be rolled into classrooms.
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"Our roads, schools and health care have been in the gutter for more than 40 years," he said.
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What do a collection of wooden spoons, a newly installed rain gutter, and a dialysis machine have in common?
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She is said to be "shrill", "ambitious" and, in the gutter where Mr Trump fills his opposition files, deviant.
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A smol and scruffy-looking fledgling blue jay flew onto the gutter above me and started demanding food. pic.twitter.
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When you try to lead a decent and loving nation into the gutter of hate, some will follow you.
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Flower power wilted into gutter mulch, Altamont claimed four lives, and the phrase 'serial killer' was not yet coined.
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Is it the tiny breeze that forms between the temperature differential of midday pavement and a shaded gutter puddle?
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A little boy named Georgie follows his paper boat along the stream coursing down the gutter of his street.
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As a mom you just hope your baby won't end up in the gutter, hooked on alcohol and drugs.
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The difference between then and now is that UFOs have begun to slowly leave the gutter of tabloid journalism.
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Used car salesman used to be a high point for those people, and now it's just in the gutter.
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Tony Montana was a refugee, a guy with nothing, from the lowest level of the gutter who rose up.
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"[Trump] has taken the presidency to the gutter when he reduces this important office to name-calling," she said.
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Men strip naked and lather up in the gutter, where runoff flows from the country's only water treatment plant.
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"The reputation of government economics is in the gutter," said Steve Baker, a lawmaker and hard-line Brexit supporter.
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"I remember there was a time I was just down, in the gutter, so low and broken," she said.
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You will then trip on your toilet-paper-packed granny cart and die face-planted in the Brooklyn gutter.
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Her mother, Rachelle (Gutter) Deligdisch, was an immigrant from Poland who had studied philosophy at Jagiellonian University in Krakow.
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I am not talking about the easy outrage over the outright lies told by gutter-dwelling fake news websites.
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Well, guess what, bucko, down here in the fucking in the fucking gutter, in the grime, in the streets?
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The problem: It's impossible to get a bowling ball into that position without it first falling into the gutter.
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There is no governing body, so I think it's going to get worse, more people jumping into the gutter.
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The grid system says that your gutter space or your baseline should correspond to the thickness of your type.
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Has Trump decided that dragging the debate into the gutter will hurt his very transparent pivot toward the general election?
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Markle's family has also plagued her with unnecessary drama as they drag the conversation of her past into the gutter.
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In effect he invited her to take a roll in the gutter with him—inadvisable, as Marco Rubio can testify.
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Starting in April a small family of sparrows took up residence in the rain gutter outside of my bedroom window.
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Its stock price is in the gutter, and rumors popped up in February that it was thinking about selling itself.
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Gutter, who was born in Lodz, Poland in 1932, wears a dark vest buttoned up over a white dress shirt.
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According to one business law expert, signs point to yes — even if the plane's reputation is currently in the gutter.
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Li said he was not sure whether the refinery would be able to collect enough gutter oil for mass production.
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Bear Hands / Photos by Nick Karp Many of Bear Hands' nights have ended in The Gutter, both literally and figuratively.
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Or there is lying, getting in the gutter and appealing to hate, fear and the baser instincts of one's base.
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Maintenance: Who will manage the maintenance of the house — not just landscaping, but things like snow removal and gutter cleaning?
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"It was less precarious than it seems because it's actually quite a large gutter, and it's quite deep," he said.
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After we had walked a few blocks, we were approaching a curb when something in the gutter caught my eye.
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"I've seen apparel go completely in the gutter as well as beauty," said Nik Sharma, who consults to DTC startups.
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The series lifts their accusations from the tabloid gutter and repositions them in the context of their lives as women.
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A trickle of water runs all day through the gutter, as if someone somewhere has collapsed while watering the lawn.
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"Why is the government going so far in this case using these gutter human beings as the evidence?" he asked.
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Commentary from Angela Rye Before the debate began, we all saw exactly where this debate would go: straight to the gutter.
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Pinchas Gutter was eight years old at the start of WWII, and he lost his entire family in the concentration camps.
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The result is a 3D AI-hologram version of Gutter that uses natural language processing to answer questions in real time.
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Now they're here — sprawled in the gutter, rescuing their right-hand-men from being drugged in the quarters of a sheik.
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When Martine Blue was 24, she left her comfortable existence to follow a gutter punk that she fell in love with.
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TRUMP: You could name a shooter... GUTFELD: I&aposve got it, it&aposs a Gutfeld putter, they call it the Gutter.
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At the same time, though, Trump's willingness to deviate from conservative orthodoxy and to descend into the gutter troubles many talkers.
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Not going to lie: It felt really good (and not in a sexual way — get your head out of the gutter).
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"It's very disappointing that there really hasn't been an outcry because of the shameful gutter politics and dirty tricks," said Bell.
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"Right now, US-Russia relations are in the gutter," a senior State Department official familiar with the framework told BuzzFeed News.
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One such track unearthed by Billboard, "Gutter to the Grail," almost predicts the Indians' World Series run three years in advance.
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When flipping through the issue next month, let's aim to separate the mind from the gutter in the name of art.
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" Haye took it from the gutter into the sewers, later stating: "Let's see who's around your hospital bed on March 4.
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The dignity he shows in response to Trump's shift from adulatory praise to gutter-level attack ranks among his finest hours.
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"The Gilded Gutter Life of Francis Bacon," Daniel Farson I'm not really a fan of biographies, or of Francis Bacon's art.
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The in-the-gutter level of discourse is a direct consequence of the poor planning by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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"The idea of not going into the gutter with your opponent is always a good idea," he told me last week.
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It includes a stop at the bowling alley where Bob Zimmerman and a team named the Gutter Boys won a competition.
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CNN counterterrorism analyst Phil Mudd pointed out the difficulty for Comey in his media blitz and gutter talk Friday on CNN.
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"I think only if your mind is in the gutter you would have read it that way, so no," she said.
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Coagulating Darkness is another biting dispatch from the filthy crossroads of black metal, speed metal, thrash, and gutter rock 'n' roll.
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Now, here's some news to get your mind out of the cinnamon roll gutter: Cinnamon could make you a better learner.
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They slowly crawled out of the gutter of the standings before winning the World Series in 2017, the year Altuve batted .
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One mother said she wanted to take her child out of China to escape "poisoned milk, gutter oil and ineffective vaccines".
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"The Weekly 'NO' Standard(s) has joined HuffPo at the bottom of the lying journalistic gutter," the congressman wrote Friday morning.
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Paparazzi captured moments where millions of dollars in movie contracts and branding deals were at risk of swirling into the gutter.
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Related: When Artists Kill Gutter Poet Charles Bukowski, Animated and Uncensored Illustrated Temple Grandin Interview Reveals Why She's Thankful for Autism
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For example, people here often talk of restaurants using "gutter oil," or illegally recycled oil that is dirty and can contain carcinogens.
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A rain barrel is a tank that's typically set up under a gutter outside your house, to collect runoff from your roof.
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After two years, when my sense of self had completely eroded and my mental health was in the gutter, I ended things.
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The group then listens to a supercut of all Lara Croft's grunts and groans and Grant's mind visibly descends into the gutter.
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There are a set of questions that transcend specific public policy issues, and the gutter in which those issues have been discussed.
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In the film, the viewer is guided through the remarkably well-preserved Majdanek Concentration Camp in Poland by Holocaust survivor Pinchas Gutter.
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The children move quickly around the animal, sweeping the gushing blood into the gutter before it can create torrents through the streets.
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The insinuation, like Trump's suggestion that the truth about Obama's college years was somehow clouded, was a divisive kind of gutter politics.
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The deep gutter was choked with refuse and the smell was unsavory, but it seemed agreeable after the smell of the court.
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I finished eating most of it while lying in a gutter because I couldn't think of how to make this story interesting.
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I refused to play politics with the pension, particularly after 10 years of politics had relegated pension fund performance to the gutter.
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The White House said your mind would have to be in the gutter to think the President's comments were sexual in nature.
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You don't have to remember the gutter headlines inspired by its namesake to find the true-crime documentary "Amanda Knox" completely riveting.
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She has almost forgotten that this kind of synchrony is possible, so different from the bad business being transacted in the gutter.
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Other projects where it's in your best interest to work with a professional are bathroom remodels, electrical panel replacement, and gutter replacement.
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My car has a smear of yellow paint on the rear bumper where I backed into a gutter pipe in Portland, Ore.
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His descent into the gutter is presumably meant to be a thrilling wallow in bad behavior, but it's just pathetic and adolescent.
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It was a remarkable show of restraint among candidates who, until now, haven't hesitated to dive head first into the political gutter.
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He took her and her friend home (not like that, get your head out of the gutter) and got her number—nice!
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But remember what Oscar Wilde once said: We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
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The title is both a slang expression for fighting and an earnest "lying in the gutter, looking at the stars" type dealio.
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He was left lying in the gutter of a pub that served as a polling place and died a few days later.
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In the past, at least, sensation-seeking publications had to worry that sinking too far into the gutter would alienate their advertisers.
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In Rumi's words: Become the sky and the clouds that create the rain, not the gutter that carries it to the drain.
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They own the city, these roughnecks whose minds are deep in the gutter and whose language is as ripe as rotten fruit.
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"Folks want to live in the Trump gutter because they think there is no other way," wrote my frustrated friend to me.
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If you get in the gutter with Trump, no one will be able to tell the difference between the two of you.
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When you give power to this type of gutter politics, you'll lose many good people who won't even dare enter the arena.
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When Roberto begins reading a comic book story, a gutter-like white border surrounds the photographed image as we transition to animation.
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China has a pretty poor record of food safety scandals, with everything from contaminated baby formula, food fraud, and gutter oil—i.e.
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Maybe everyone needs to get their heads out of the gutter — just because a thing vibrates doesn't mean it's for your clit, right?
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He wallows in the gutter with his cronies, flunkies, lackeys, and suck-ups, but he can't drag the whole country there with him.
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She is smoking a cigarette and reading a magazine while sitting on the gutter of a street in the notorious area, Skid Row.
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But sometimes you put it down to a piece of vegetation in a gutter, or in the road, and the levels start soaring.
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In "Gin Lane" (1751, pictured) a sallow alcoholic lies in the gutter, dropping her baby; a man gnaws a bone alongside a dog.
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" She began her lengthy speech by tearing into the hyper-politicized nomination process, calling it a "caricature of a gutter-level political campaign.
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My image of a drug user was someone lying in the gutter with a needle sticking out of his arm—not very positive.
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But, despite the bandleader's understandable concerns, Drugdealer's precisely languid baroque gutter pop sounded tight, nuanced, and powerful, exuding classic-rock confidence and grit.
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Action: Car with a plumber's sign pulls a quick U-turn and splashes through gutter water to pull over by the bus stop.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), former head of the Black Caucus, lamented the calls for Clinton "to get down in the gutter" with Trump.
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In the story — such as it is — a loudmouthed general orders one of his underlings to keep people from crossing the book's gutter.
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Refusing to be dragged into the gutter of political debate, Kasich has shown knowledge and wisdom as he's stayed above the Republican fray.
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"I told him I would cut the grass, be an on-call babysitter, do gutter duty and stuff around the house," Risher says.
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On mornings when the guys outside my building hose off the sidewalk, pools of water gather and flow down pavement into the gutter.
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Mr. Greenblatt, who took over when the network's prime time viewership was in the gutter, has been responsible for a remarkable turnaround effort.
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Pullman has followed in their wake: 30 years after his tipsy progress along the gutter, he returned to his rooftop on the page.
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And 'Sex and the City' never entirely let you forget that that bus could splash gutter water on your tutu now and then.
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Of course it's easier to be the gutter than the sky, to imitate rather than to create, but imitation builds cults, not communities.
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"I don't intend to get into the gutter with whoever they nominate, but instead to lift our sights," Clinton said in the debate.
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And about one year ago, I cared for a 56-year-old patient who was found lying in the gutter at 3 a.m.
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"The personal attacks, the going to the gutter that is so common in politics, I've tried not to engage in," Mr. Cruz said.
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The idea is that when Gutter passes away, his testimony and the memory of the Holocaust will live on through this virtual copy.
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Together they make anthems for the gutter around the corner of the club, because rolling around in the muck is more fun anyway.
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The aesthetic of 70s punk was a practical one, gutter punks made vests out of trash bags because it was what they could afford.
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Pinchas Gutter has returned to Majdanek at least a dozen times, but this trip is his final one to the onetime Nazi concentration camp.
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The smug and smarmy Colbert demeans all Americans with his gutter language deployed at a sitting President on a regular late-night network show.
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Employees say that the collapse was likely caused by heavy rains overtaking the building's gutter system, causing a pipe to burst above the restaurant.
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When, eventually, they went after each other, Mr Cruz—like Marco Rubio in the dying days of his own campaign—dived into the gutter.
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With over 5,2003 GameStop locations around the world as of September 2019, and a stock price in the gutter, GameStop is tightening the ship.
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Mugabe was once a liberation hero, but in recent years the country has been gripped by poverty, drought and an economy in the gutter.
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Built in the 933s, the building was a sin against architectural common sense with gutter downspouts that went into the building rather than out.
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It's been 27 years since Mr. King's killer clown first popped out of a grate in Derry, Maine, dragging unsuspecting children into the gutter.
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Each year, between 15 and 20 couples have their receptions with 20 to 120 friends and family members, pins, rental shoes and gutter balls.
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In rock 'n' roll mythology, the road to transcendence often passes through the gutter, and "Her Smell" sets out a beggar's banquet of abjection.
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If you give a smoker ANY opening to light up, they'll seize on like they just found the Hope Diamond sitting in the gutter.
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The reason soon became obvious: A stream of water from a broken water main was gushing down the gutter and into a storm drain.
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Kim Zolciak wants everyone to get their mind outta the gutter -- because her daughter did NOT Snapchat a plea for someone to bang her.
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Related: Gutter Poet Charles Bukowski, Animated and Uncensored Frank Lloyd Wright Interview Gets New, Animated Life Meet the Artist Behind Broad City's Awesome Animated Intros
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Coming from the gutter, I'd transform myself into the buzziest band Brighton's ever seen and try to scale the walls of the music industry's castle.
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The way he sees it, Democrats have to meet Trump for a brawl in the political gutter if they want to win the White House.
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Sheykhet wrote in her protection filing that Darby had allegedly climbed up the gutter of her home and broken in through a second-floor window.
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Brutal fights break out, three or four against one; the victim slumps bloody in the gutter and eventually his children help him up, crying, limping.
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Any average everyday person could go to an AA meeting and pick out at least one emotion they've shared with a pee-soaked gutter drunk.
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However, if your mind is in the gutter, this chopper looks like it's straight out of a porno where someone seduces and spanks the chef.
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Mr Putin is a "mumbling, stammering knock-kneed brow-furrowing ex-KGB agent who speaks the language of the gutter and values power above everything".
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" And on Friday, Trump supporter Kayleigh McEnany, speaking to CNN's Jim Sciutto on "The Lead," said Trump's campaign was not engaging in Clinton's "gutter politics.
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He could publicly accuse Russian President Vladimir Putin responsible for the attack, but such an accusation would send an already deteriorating relationship into the gutter.
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What's even more amazing, is that Gutter isn't even here, and his responses come from a recorded image that's projected onto an 81-inch screen.
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Related: Here's a Powerful Tribute to Studio Ghibli's Badass Heroines Gutter Poet Charles Bukowski, Animated and Uncensored [Premiere] Grief Sparks Creativity in an Animated Painting
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The biggest gaffe was mispronouncing UN Secretary General António Guterres's last name (the correct Portuguese pronunciation is "goo-terr-esh;" Trump pronounces it "gutter-ez"): .
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Still, it adds a dash of intelligence and class to a movie filed under what a lot of moviegoers still dismiss as a gutter genre.
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With only two months to go, I am left wondering how much further into the political gutter Mr Johnson will try to take the debate.
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In 2016, although he denied ever committing the acts he bragged about on the tape, Trump apologized for the gutter chatter heard on the recording.
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It's sweet and strange, and the awkward laughs from the crowd when the monologue breaks from misery add another uncomfortable layer to the gutter-melodrama.
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"I think only if your mind is in the gutter you would have read it that way," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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As we veered into a gutter, without breaking speed, it occurred to me that this would, at any rate, be a memorable way to die.
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How the Depressed Find Solace on Yik Yak, Believe It or Not A platform associated with the gutter of young humanity had blossomed with tenderness.
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"I'm afraid that since Trump is backed into a corner, he'll come out swinging for the gutter," said Democratic strategist and Clinton surrogate Jim Manley.
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At this intersection of White and Genet, it seemed possible that one could reside both in the gutter and the academy at the same time.
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This is a show with a big heart, but a nicotine-stained heart that's been dropped in the gutter and kicked around a few times.
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She said she had found several newborn babies discarded in the gutter, which she attributed to mothers unable to face providing food for another child.
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For New Dimensions in Testimony, Gutter recanted his life story for an array of 50 cameras, answering thousands of questions over the course of a week.
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FROM PEN: Alien: Covenant Panel Then we see Georgie Denbrough, Bill's little brother, in his yellow slicker, sailing a paper boat down a rain-swollen gutter.
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On it appears the scanned image of Pinchas Gutter, a Holocaust survivor, equipped with natural language technology to answers questions in an authentic and spontaneous way.
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Instead of being "dragged in the gutter," Cruz said he would rather focus on solving the issues facing Americans, like the recent terror attacks in Brussels.
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Perhaps she's a teenage girl in a small town who's thinking about what "in the gutter" might mean and look like: Does it involve selling oneself?
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Clinton loyalists were enraged; Feingold's treachery was seen as giving bipartisan credence to a GOP-led witch hunt that had taken the nation into the gutter.
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In a long, detailed address, she spoke about a "gutter level" political fight, and said that the President has "broad discretion" in nominating whom he wants.
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Having dragged the presidential debate down to the most deplorable and unworkable ideas, the two Republicans then went deeper into the gutter, insulting each other's wives.
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Also, in September Bastion turned into a tank and backed Mr. Wallace into a corner while he was cleaning a bird's nest out of a gutter.
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Blinking mid-attack and the lights coming on in full, tunnel vision rushing away behind you like water down a gutter, the cartoonish Where am I?
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Unfortunately this attempt at pugilism seemed to be affected by foreign substances as his body swayed from side to side and he stumbled into the gutter.
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The photographed man had been shot in his face and chest and was propped up at a slight angle in the gutter behind a parked car.
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Every year, I am defenseless, because of its astonishing predictability, and the surreal, meta intrusions that suddenly send its pop country-scored contrivances into the gutter.
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On the video, a white Porsche sport utility vehicle can be seen dipping into the gutter lane before hitting Mr. Frazier, seemingly unaware of his presence.
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Matheus's revulsion deepens during a scene in a bowling alley in which Pierre, in a red dress, halfheartedly sends the ball into the gutter several times.
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This series is the highest profile exposure yet for an artist who has spent much of his career with his eye meticulously trained on the gutter.
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" He called the comment a "bullhorn" rather than a whistle, but added that he's "not going to get down in the gutter with DeSantis and Trump.
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That's fueled the "Snapback" comeback, which has seen Snap's share price climb out of the gutter, from $5.79 at the start of 2019 to $16.09 now.
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Silver no doubt winced as Dolan then descended right into the gutter, by publicly, and recklessly, diagnosing Oakley as an alcoholic in need of psychological help.
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He laid broken on the ground below, alive but gravely injured, with grossly distorted limbs and torn fingers where he'd tried to grasp the gutter pipes.
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She brings numerous 'solar shower' bags filled with hot water from her home and uses a simple salon chair and shampoo bowl that drains into the gutter.
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As you can see, it's hard to argue that Donovan's mind was simply in the gutter — that thing really does bear a striking resemblance to a dildo.
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A 26-year-old man interviewed in the report said was at the rally when he was shot and then hid from security forces in a gutter.
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That's right, the next 31 days of your life just got a little more scandalous thanks to a handful of editors with their minds in the gutter.
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To make matters worse, there's this damn bird that's been nesting underneath the gutter right outside the window, and the clicking and ticking is driving him nuts.
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We all understand how this evolves and I think that's why evangelicals are sticking with him regardless of the gutter talk that took place on that set.
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It was an unsettling time to be living in Manhattan: the economy was in the gutter, crime rates were high, and prostitutes and junkies lined the streets.
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"Let's not pretend that Fox News was the only network to cover this story in the gutter," she said of media coverage of her relationship with Clinton.
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Food safety is a major concern in China, with frequent scandals ranging from recycled "gutter oil" and years-old "zombie meat", to dairy laced with industrial chemicals.
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Instead of joining Paul Ryan in the gutter, Randy is focused on his plans to help everyone get good healthcare, protect workers' pensions, and save Social Security.
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The expertly balanced high-low dynamic is part of what makes Kingsman: The Secret Service so surprising and entertaining; it's a gutter romp in a tailored suit.
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On the wooded slope above the driveway, weeds choke a concrete platform with an angled gutter in the middle — the launching pad for the experimental mortar range.
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As the man, Samuel Foster, released the tent leg he was holding onto, he ended up hitting the gutter, followed by an abrupt landing, Balogh's video shows.
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Through gut (or gutter) instinct, Trump has adopted a political strategy designed to exploit anger at and resentment toward immigrants as well as racial and ethnic minorities.
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Related: Frank Lloyd Wright Interview Gets New, Animated Life Illustrated Temple Grandin Interview Reveals Why She's Thankful for Her Autism Gutter Poet Charles Bukowski, Animated and Uncensored
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Recently, she's used those experiences as the basis for a fictional film, Hunting Pignut, which opens in Canada this week, and is set in the gutter punk scene.
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Cooking oil is a particularly sensitive topic after a scandal over the use of recycled oil known as gutter oil, a few years ago, so shoppers are wary.
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After soaping up, I look down and see the gutter is clogged; leftover soap mashed into the floor, boxers, and other crap is floating around in the water.
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Demented Japanese extreme metal gutter trash inspired by GISM and Sabbat, with harsh edges that reflect their demonic guitarist's "Satanic Blacknoise" project, Moenos—yes, please and thank you.
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Ex-porn star Mary Carey's new husband got put into handcuffs for carrying a beating stick -- which might sound kinda kinky -- but get your head outta the gutter.
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One Facebook user on July 18 posted a picture of the decapitated body of a Cameroonian policeman lying in a gutter, and said the image gave him joy.
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Let us bathe in the proverbial bubble bath of your dulcet flow, washing ourselves clean from the gutter-end of Soundcloud wave rap with your consummate verse structures.
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Tonight, take a break from your nightly porn practices and get your ming "way in the gutter" by tuning into THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW at 10pm on VICELAND.
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The guys who've spent enough good times at The Gutter to not remember them all are leaving in a way more composed state than in their younger days.
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"I want you to know I'm going to continue to run a positive campaign and not get down in the gutter and throw mud at anybody," Kasich said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday said that "only if your mind is in the gutter" would one have read sexual connotations into his tweet.
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"Republicans howled to high heaven that President Obama was sending us into the gutter, spending us into oblivion and now Republicans are doing the same thing," he said.
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Standing on its hind legs in the gutter, foaming and bristling, it seems to grow larger and thicker, wilder and sicker, its bright, eggy eyes gleaming with moisture.
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When they switched strategy and tried to beat Trump at his own game, they diminished their stature against an opponent content to plunge ever deeper into the gutter.
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When Oscar Wilde wrote, "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars," he wasn't referring to Kim Kardashian and Charlie Sheen.
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Similar to the style of an autocrat whipping a mob into a frenzy, Trump's style of leadership has deepened divides between Americans and brought politics into the gutter.
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D'Souza, who made his name in the 1990s fighting campus political correctness, once had a reputation as a middlebrow conservative provocateur, but he's really more gutter-dwelling troll.
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From the gutter behind a BMW came a purse with the label still dangling from the strap, and from the curb beside a Nissan Altima, an orange peel.
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After all, Republican foes such as Rubio saw their brands dinged by joining Trump in the gutter in a way that clashed with their more moderate political persona.
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" In closing statements, Clinton again expressed confidence in her ability to win the nomination, saying she doesn't "intend to get into the gutter with whoever [the Republicans] nominate.
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In an extremely candid conversation, gutter poet Charles Bukowski talks with his wife and the producer of his reader, Run with the Hunted, about how creativity consumed him.
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The biggest clues come from the final three bullet points, which collectively imply that the people Theranos hired to run its California lab were running things into the gutter.
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So, let's talk about ... My point of view is sort of Oscar Wilde's, which was we're all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
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"There is a remarkable variety of kids who become gutter punk," Jeff Farrell, a sociologist at Texas Christian University who has spent time traveling with them, told Fox News.
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And I was playing out in the street, played with my friends, and then it went, it rolled down the gutter in the sewer, the grate thing or whatever.
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O.T. Genasis says Eminem should stand down in his latest beef with Machine Gun Kelly ... 'cause Marshall's just too good to get deeper in the gutter with the kid.
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This latest album is blessed with an almost Craft-ian swagger, dragging that classic Scandinavian swing through the gutter and bringing to mind a self-loathing, black metallicized Inepsy.
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Andrew Gillum, candidate for governor of Florida, is laying blame directly on President Trump for putting the campaign in the gutter -- the day after his opponent's shocking "monkey" remark.
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Their contribution here carries through with their most atmospheric, high-minded take on hyper-political crust—this is dark hardcore from the gutter that looks up at the stars.
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"I think only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read it that way," she said, arguing that the president does not owe Gillibrand an apology.
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While the presidential candidates slung mud at each other in the gutter, Ken was looking to the stars, and trying to get a clear answer to an important question.
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Carrie Bradshaw, prancing around Manhattan in her white tutu and pink cami combo, feeling herself and her look, till she gets splashed with gutter water by a passing bus.
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It likely fell into disuse between the 2nd and 3rd centuries CE, a hypothesis supported by archaeologists' findings of three ancient skeletons of adult males buried in the gutter.
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"But I hope he's not thinking about going there, because, again, I think what Trump has done to go in the gutter is reprehensible," the Clinton campaign chairman added.
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With Trump still the standard-bearer of the Republican Party, and as deep in the gutter as ever, that's reason enough for the Democrats to stay high in 2018.
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You're so interested in talking about stolen material, you're like a thief that wants to bring into the night the things that you found that was in the gutter.
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Via Open Culture Related: Gutter Poet Charles Bukowski, Animated and Uncensored Frank Lloyd Wright Interview Gets New, Animated Life [Exclusive Video] Michel Gondry Brings Us On An Animated Journey
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said that "only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read it that way" regarding Democrats' interpretation of Trump's tweet.
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It is the plastic bottle of water, poking from a backpack or grasped in a gloved hand, stacked on the refrigerated shelves of supermarkets, or discarded in the gutter.
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The other team was lined up around the eastern gutter, doing its cheer, a slow solemn clapping that built into syncopated yips and the pounding of feet on metal.
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Instead, a platform I've come to associate with the gutter of young humanity — more than sexual openness, but sexual degradation, lewdness, the grotesque — had blossomed with empathy, advocacy, tenderness.
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"Only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read" the president's words as sexual innuendo, Ms. Sanders said at her daily briefing at the White House.
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Varble self-coined these performances as "Gutter Art," that which asks why we view both the people at the lower-rung of society and the streets with disdainful superiority.
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The rats will only talk to you if you're near enough to touch them; if you want to speak to vermin, you have to get down in the gutter.
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Photos by Issac Larios, courtesy of Jail Weddings The history of sleazy alt-AOR—or torchy goth, or Bad Seeds-core, or what have you—is written in the gutter.
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Her books were gutter punk fairy tales set in Los Angeles, and though they were steeped in magic, they were the first books I had ever read that felt real.
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"It's been 10 years since B-more Gutter Music put Baltimore on the global scene, and I'm always looking for the next local talent," he said in an email conversation.
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In his first days as an MP, he declared on the floor of the Dail, Ireland's parliament, that the prime minister at the time, Bertie Ahern, belonged in "the gutter".
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Also produced by Here be Dragons, the piece blends photography with three-dimensional rendering to re-create parts of the camp's remains as Gutter visits them for the last time.
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" Plainly irritated by Mr. Trump's harsh assaults on him here, he bemoaned "nonstop personal attacks" and, while praising Mr. Bush, pointedly noted that he did not "go to the gutter.
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China has a history of food safety scandals from melamine-tainted eggs, smuggled frozen meat years beyond its expiry date and recycled "gutter oil" to crops tainted with heavy metals.
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But even in a silly political season when the candidate who throws the most insults appears to win, there is no need to overreact by following others into the gutter.
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The accusation of being "in the gutter" and the moniker of "bag lady" have connotations of blame and shame, but the figures in Williams paintings are having none of it.
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As he faced the prospect of hanging, he became "skittish, excited", but despite the urgings of the gutter press, who branded him a "half-formed monster", the jury was merciful.
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Part of the solution lies in making sure that smokers understand where used cigarettes end up when they are discarded in a gutter or out a car window, environmentalists say.
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This is a man who has said many outrageous things, after all, proudly violating all conventions of civic discourse with gutter attacks on women and the disabled, immigrants and minorities.
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Whether he's sticking it to Mika Brzezinski for "bleeding badly from a face-lift" or attacking senators from both parties, the national discourse suffers when he keeps in the gutter.
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On any given summer day, Hansen's Sno-Bliz features one of the best cross-sections of New Orleans demographics: tourists, gutter punks, Uptown families, elderly couples raised on the desserts.
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Anna Merlan breaks down what a 19th century trend for tearing off unfashionable hats and throwing them in the gutter can teach us about how stupidity unites and divides us.
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The novel's hero arises unexpectedly from the lowest depths of the gutter press, "an inconsequential girl, a nobody" who, "on the basis of pure courage," changes the lives of Peruvians.
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On the other hand, you've also heard your friend speak of Bella traipsing through—and possibly eating—a particularly gnarly gutter pizza (or was it vomit?) on their evening walk.
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Arianne Zucker said on "Today" she's going to try and turn this into a positive, by showing her daughter how to react in the face of gutter talk against women.
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The last time I was really caught off guard was when Sarah Huckabee Sanders said something about people's minds being in the gutter after President Trump's tweet about Kirsten Gillibrand.
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The crooked New York cops in Don Winslow's excellent police procedural, THE FORCE (Morrow/HarperCollins, $27.99), have minds in the gutter and share a vocabulary as ripe as rotten fruit.
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The formulations that are meant to stress Vikas's visual instinct—"garbled, pearly whorled window"; "glittering gutter"; "veined dust-sprinkled leaf"—obscure the very things they're supposed to make us see.
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How, for instance, an Oscar Wilde line in Ben's room — "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" — fits into the larger puzzle.
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" Steyer implored Trump to "do your job, man" instead of attacking rivals on Twitter, adding, "I don't think there is any point in getting into the gutter with a guttersnipe.
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These are people, the game seems to say, nobody would be upset to find in a gutter the next morning, and hardly force the player to make an uncomfortable decision.
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The clips were recorded over 20 hours of interviews, so Gutter is able to answer almost any question about his life, including a whole line of interrogations about Holocaust denial.
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The difference is that if you were bleeding in the gutter, Rubio might only take your wallet, where Cruz would dress in your clothes and take your wife to Lovers Lane.
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However, the roof is now leaking and the interior gutter system is damaging the building, according to Bruno David, president of the National Museum of Natural History, which runs the zoo.
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The issue is particularly sensitive for Beijing as it tries to improve a poor record on food safety after scandals including decades-old "zombie" meat and recycled "gutter oil" for cooking.
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It depends on a President who is unusually unconcerned about his own reputation and who can command the dark political arts needed to dirty up conventional candidates dragged into his gutter.
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"I have to say, seeing him go deeper and deeper into the gutter, it's not easy to tick me off," Cruz said at a news conference while campaigning in Dane, Wisconsin.
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Most people know iRobot for its line of Roomba vacuums, but the Massachusetts-based company offers a whole array of robotic cleaners, from gutter cleaners to pool cleaners to floor scrubbers.
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" "I'll stand up to Donald Trump and of course I'm going to point out where I think he's fallen short, but I'm not going to try to out-gutter Donald Trump.
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The spokesman said the defector's vehicle had gotten stuck in a gutter close to the border, after which he jumped out of the vehicle and ran towards the South Korean side.
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Khomeini "understood that in Iran the path to power lay in the gutter," he writes with the snootiness of the same secular elite he faults for failing to appreciate Iranians' religiosity.
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This malignant development made possible the nomination and election of Donald Trump, whose two years in power have only accelerated conservatism's and the GOP's descent into the intellectual and moral gutter.
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Pinchas Gutter tells me that when he was eight years old, the Nazis put him and his family on a train from their home in Łódź, Poland to the Warsaw ghetto.
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He giddily broke and pushed all of them, combining what were dismissed as two distinct and disreputable gutter genres (science fiction and horror) and fusing them into one glorious chest-bursting hybrid.
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"Yeast is always present in the mouth and saliva, so when we drool in our sleep, it collects in the corners of the mouth, like rain in a gutter," Dr. Jegasothy explains.
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The teardrop-shaped vents on the hood redirect air so it doesn't get caught up in the "gutter" where the windshield wipers reside, and the doors have air scoops and ducts, too.
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VR filmmakers Gabo Arora and Ari Palitz made The Last Goodbye to preserve the story of Holocaust survivor Pinchas Gutter, who was held in the Majdanek Concentration Camp in German-occupied Poland.
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At the last two Republican debates, Rubio gleefully jumped in the gutter with Donald Trump, suggesting that his small hands mean that he has a small penis, alongside other Trump-esque barbs.
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He also had something he thought might be hers: a small jewelry box that firefighters from Engine 89 had found, drenched in the gutter about a thousand feet downhill from her home.
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Cookie's head of A&R, Andre is continuing his business reign and hold on Gutter Life Records, and Jamal is stepping away to focus on music and all his bountiful ASA nominations.
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But they were viewed as private family matters, not as a chance to publicly forage "in the gutter," as some here saw it, or conduct a public vivisection of a person's character.
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"It just kind of tickled you all over - it was wonderful - and I wish I could do it again," said Stormy Shreves, 57, a fish gutter who lives in Depoe Bay, Oregon.
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They have pride in what they produce, in contrast to the visceral self-loathing my colleagues and I feel as a result of working in the absolute gutter of the cutlery industry.
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With an out-of-the-gutter quality that rappers like Tupac later emulated, glam rock was the backlash against the Summer of Love-type rock that dominated the airwaves in the 1960s.
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The 57-year-old freelance journalist is currently on probation due to a handful of housing code issues, like chipped and decaying paint, a loose gutter, and a broken front porch stoop.
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This rhetoric shouldn't deflect our attention from the fact that Trump has so debased his office that we are reduced to repeating his gutter language in order to address his unacceptable behavior.
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"With their tax law polling in the gutter, the one major Republican accomplishment is that they've managed to lose all credibility on the deficit and the budget," said a Senate Democratic aide.
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McWhorter, now at Columbia University, constructs his argument defensively, offering that those who dismiss black English as gutter speak miss that it differentiates itself by using grammar and specific sounds and intonations.
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For me, one of the most memorable examples of her ability to drop the mic with grace came at the height of the gutter-scraping reality drama that was the 2016 presidential race.
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While leaving a taping of his show, Anderson Cooper (Alex Moffat) donned a Georgie-style yellow raincoat and headed out into the night— when one of his papers was blown into the gutter.
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Harvest | Not far from Ansell's factory in Thailand, workers carve shallow grooves into the bark of rubber trees so the milky latex inside can flow along a metal gutter into a cup below.
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But today we have come to the conclusion of a confirmation process that has become so dysfunctional, it looks more like a caricature of a gutter-level political campaign than a solemn occasion.
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Here and there were off-colors: elegant Archaic Words, outlandish Loanwords, shabby Misused Words begging in the gutter, the jagged neon patterns of a popular Vulgar Slang cackling madly as they ran headlong.
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With the emergence of the 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape featuring Donald Trump bantering about unwanted advances and actions that would constitute sexual assault, the 2016 conversation about women moved straight into the gutter.
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So in my mind, I was like, If I'm going to end up in the gutter, then I might as well be the best writer I can be and go on every adventure.
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Photo courtesy of the artist Harrison Brome has his mind in the gutter, but that's great for us because he sounds more appealing than most of us do when trying to sound sexy.
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But today we have come to the conclusion of a confirmation process that has become so dysfunctional it looks more like a caricature of a gutter-level political campaign than a solemn occasion.
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Take a Krammer & Stoudt presentation frankly inspired by street-living, rail-riding transients, one in which the baggy layers often worn by "crustys," or gutter punks, were used as a form of armoring.
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" To Gillum's credit, he didn't spend a great deal of time chatting about the racial implications of DeSantis' remark, saying, "I'm not going to get down in the gutter with DeSantis and Trump.
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" On Saturday's show, "Gumby" even took a good-humored shot at Michaels as he yelled at the Weekend Update hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che, "I saved this damn show from the gutter!
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The Clinton messaging on buttons, bumper stickers, and T-shirts in Cleveland, at campaign stops, and on the tables of random street vendors — usually made cheaply by private sellers — aim for the gutter.
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China has been trying to clean up its reputation for food safety scandals, which range from recycled "gutter oil" and smuggled frozen meat years beyond its expiry date to crops tainted with heavy metals.
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Its stock, which hit the market at $22018 per share (and peaked at $20183) during its initial public offering in March 22018, is in the gutter—a high of $2400 so far in 22018.
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Now, in a study just published in Geology, a group of researchers have identified about 500 micrometeorites from an unlikely source: gutter sediment from the roofs of buildings in two of Europe's capital cities.
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Using roomscale and VR, the viewer can walk around the confines of the car, getting a true sense at the horror and fear that Gutter and his family must have felt in that moment.
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A Brooklyn native, Martinez has spent the past 25 years working on these machines, ensuring that after each strike, spare, or gutter ball, those red-striped pins are replaced back right where they belong.
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Having a one on one conversation with someone remains one of the most immersive experiences a human being can share, and when watching people speak to Holocaust survivor Pinchas Gutter, you feel that intensity.
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"Here's the bottom line: expectations are everything during earnings season, and when they've come down into the gutter, well, all it takes are some decent numbers and your stock can explode higher," he concluded.
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Folks can talk about the "gutter press" all they want—it's funny how they never complain when they want to be my plus-one for music festivals or visit me in Venice Beach, though!
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Meghan Markle didn't just charm the hell outta Prince Harry ... back in the day, she was just as alluring with the ladies on "Deal or No Deal," but get ya mind outta the gutter.
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The stunning variety and lasciviousness of female perversions detailed in Friday's anthologies knocked our madonna off her altar into the gutter — but, under threat of anarchy, our loosened whore is always, soon again, chastened.
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The stunning variety and lasciviousness of female perversions detailed in Friday's anthologies knocked our madonna off her altar into the gutter — but, under threat of anarchy, our loosened whore is always, soon again, chastened.
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China is trying to clean up its reputation for food safety scandals, which range from recycled "gutter oil" and "zombie meat" - smuggled frozen meat years beyond its expiry date - to crops tainted with heavy metals.
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China is trying to clean up its reputation for food safety scandals, which range from recycled "gutter oil" and "zombie meat" — smuggled frozen meat years beyond its expiration date — to crops tainted with heavy metals.
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The New York exhibition includes virtual conversations with Eva Schloss, a survivor of Auschwitz-Birkenau whose mother married Anne Frank's father, and Pinchas Gutter, who survived six concentration camps and lost his parents and sisters.
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The calculation seems to be that with undecideds quite possibly lost to Trump, by taking the debate into the gutter it may be possible to disgust them so much they can't face voting at all.
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We live in a Trump America, where it would seem that there is a huge backlash going on, and a desire to shove people back into closets, and to push people back into the gutter.
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After the debate, Rubio said he's done with the personal Trump attacks and that he'll "never go back into that gutter again" because it conflicts with his faith and with his family's expectations of him.
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Cut it out and be more like the canine star of Rone's new music video for "Vood(oo)," a gutter punk's mutt who knows it's wise to get out when the getting ain't bad—yet.
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This involves basic precautions such as fire-resistant roofing, ember-proof exterior vents to prevent the wind from blowing firebrands into attic spaces, and rain gutter guards to keep dry leaves and needles from accumulating.
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I came from the gutter punk drinking culture of slugging 40s and drinking handles of Evan Williams, so seeing real bartenders take pride and care in their work changed the way I thought about drinking.
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" Before joking about his hometown, he mentions that his work takes a different tone when working in other cities: "You're not going to find a proliferation of crack vials in the gutter in Irvine, California.
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HTC wants "emerging tech" to lead it out of the gutter, but virtual reality is too much of a long-game technology for a company that is in desperate need of some short-term answers.
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The definitive chronicle of alternative music scenes in the Los Angeles region from the early '80s through the late '90s, these three films from Penelope Spheeris explore punk rock, heavy metal, and gutter punk, respectively.
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Roll into this weekend with these ladies on the lanes ... get your mind out of the gutter and slide through our gallery of super bowling babes to get you greased up for the big game!
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For example, establish a regular maintenance routine with the same gutter cleaner every season, so if an ice dam forms in the middle of winter, you know they'll come out in the snow to help.
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For his 1975 series "Gutter Art," he removed dishes from the trunk of a limo, covered them in ink and washed them on the curb in front of the Ann Taylor store on Fifth Avenue.
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Far from a liberal firebrand, Hickenlooper believes that there is a portion of the Democratic primary electorate that is hungry for someone who is able to defeat Trump without getting into the gutter with him.
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Mr. Rhoden, the company's co-director (with Desmond Richardson), also offers the world premiere of "Gutter Glitter," beginning his new Collage Series, which, as its title suggests, will play with the juxtaposition of disparate elements.
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Yes, when she's visiting Horse [Brendan Sexton III] — the gutter punk who's not based on a real character from my life that I know from Tompkins — at the shelter, and she's playing her crossword puzzle.
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The acidity coming from Mr. Rubio these days, and the gleefully savage way Mr. Trump has responded, have sent an already surreal presidential campaign lurching into the gutter with taunts over perspiration, urination and self-tanner.
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Mere paces away, an artfully bearded fashion victim wearing an ostentatious hat smoked a cigar while sitting in the gutter across from Urth Caffé, a local chain that specializes in "exclusively organic coffees" and $13 salads.
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"When I moved here 18 years ago, I was shocked by the way people knock themselves out with alcohol, making themselves sick in the gutter," Silvana Lanzetta, an Italian pasta maker living in London, tells me.
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No matter what attacks Trump throws her way, Clinton should not follow him into the gutter; look how that worked out for Marco Rubio, who has admitted to being embarrassed that he stooped to Trump's level.
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Can we say that Trump was already then what he has become now, which is a gilded fire hose swinging loose, blasting hot acid through shop windows and down sidewalks, hissing and scorching into the gutter?
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If you don't want bad dreams about crumbs of crusty gutter pizza in your sheets, a weekly doggy bath—and a hot wash of the sheets—can cut down on some of that (likely harmless) bacteria.
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Tabitha Nikolai, self-described as a "trashgender gutter elf" from Salt Lake City, offers a tour through a luxury mansion that houses a Borgesian library, a sexology institute, and opens up onto vistas of cosmic space.
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At the news conference, Galloway asked residents to help clear catch basins and said the department was considering preventative methods, such as temporarily installing "gutter buddies" to keep the carnival beads from rolling down the drain.
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The skeletons of three men found in the gutter of the road, which have been reproduced in resin casts, are signs that the road had been abandoned, said an archaeologist involved in the effort, Pamela Cerino.
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"This VR experience introduces a new element into my work: participants select cards from a deck of custom-designed tarot cards (by artist Gutter Magic), and the cards selected determine the unique virtual experience," says Marler.
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If Port Blacksand were to translate to a modern video game of a high budget, you'd likely be looking at another Witcher 20053 Novigrad—only much murkier, and more likely to leave you dead in a gutter.
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There were some songs on it that we had written years before that wound up on this album, because we did the Leaves In The Gutter EP. It felt sort of like a return to early Superchunk.
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And beyond just having the viewer at the camp, the addition of Gutter—the narrator and survivor—is something Palitz says is a rare experience even people who can make the visit to these sites in person.
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For all the happy talk of restoring "civility" to our political discourse, many may be spoiling for a gutter fight and willing to embrace someone they think is brash enough to take on and defeat the president.
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We've watched him try to get laughs at others' expense; try to incite fear at a time when we need to inspire courage; try to rise in the polls by dragging our national conversation into the gutter.
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The allegations are the latest to rock athletics, with Kenya, along with Russia, at the forefront of many of the doping and corruption issues that have dragged the sport through the gutter in the last six months.
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It is a bizarre turn of events for the $38 billion deal between Williams and Energy Transfer, which was signed in September but has since been dragged into the gutter with the sharp decline in commodity prices.
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I don't intend to get into the gutter with whoever they nominate, but instead to lift our sights, to set big goals, to make it clear that America's best days can be and are ahead of us.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - On the deepest dive ever made by a human inside a submarine, a Texas investor and explorer found something he could have found in the gutter of nearly any street in the world: trash.
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However, when Bee saw an opportunity she gladly took the chance to go after Ivanka Trump over a sweet mother and son moment captured on camera, proving there is no gutter too filthy for her to venture into.
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Today when Costa resurrects memories of her own pain, they come with specific details and anecdotes—like that terrible day on the delayed plane, with the Smartwater bottles, or dunking her feet in gutter water as a child.
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Representative Katie Hill, the first-term Democratic congresswoman who resigned her House seat this week, delivered an impassioned farewell speech on Capitol Hill on Thursday, denouncing "gutter politics" and attributing her resignation to a double standard toward women.
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In 2014, the band reformed with new members — including Rosser, who previously played alongside vocalist Greg Dulli's side projects The Twilight Singers and The Gutter Twins — to release their first album in 16 years, Do to the Beast.
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I knew the exact significance of a 7-10 split in bowling before I had so much as sunk a gutter ball at a birthday party, and we have the House of Mouse to thank for that. Women?!
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After the defector's vehicle got stuck in a gutter close to the border, he jumped out and ran toward the South Korean side, according to an official at a South Korean Ministry of Defense press briefing on Tuesday.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine presidential hopeful Rodrigo Duterte stuck to his guns on Sunday amid outrage over a remark he made about a murdered rape victim, saying he regretted his "gutter language" but would not apologize for being misinterpreted.
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In the heart of pisserenden ("the piss gutter," as Copenhagen's high street is known), between trendy second hand clothing stores and doughnut shops brimming with millennials, lies Floss, one of the few remaining bastions of Copenhagen's punk scene.
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There are a million projects I could tackle around my home right now, from a clogged gutter to a blown bathroom light bulb to organizing the whole garage and then some, but here's the thing: I'm at work.
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Illiterate and weary of wandering, Chad wants a better life for his two kids — you can tell because he has plastic covers on his couch — while Colby prefers to fill their heads with primitive beliefs and gutter yearnings.
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They were packing up their equipment and along the street, in the gutter, was a small box submerged in water, Los Angeles Fire Department Assistant Chief Jaime Moore said during a Tuesday press conference CNN affiliate KABC attended.
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It is not entirely his fault, though he has only himself to blame for allowing his dead son to be used for the most hideous of purposes and dragged through the gutter of nasty and dishonest partisan politics.
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You get dragged into the gutter of nastiness and pettiness and shame and all of these things, and it sometimes seems healthier and wiser to just move on with your life and not allow yourself to be re-victimized.
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While we did get to play with it (in a crowded coffee house—minds out of the gutter please) we've haven't done the, ahem, thorough testing necessary to say whether it's as cool as Klinger claims it to be.
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I don't care what your ethnic background was, how much money you had in the bank, or how much money you didn't have in the bank, whether you lived in the hills, or whether you lived in the gutter.
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If you walk inside and head to the left, past the check-in desk, you might find a couple of birthday parties, weekend dilettantes rolling with bumper guards up, and high schoolers immortalizing gutter balls on their Instagram stories.
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My husband and I did a screening for my film, Hunting Pignut (which depicts gutter punk scene) in the southern states and we went and visited a whole bunch of friends I hadn't seen in 20 years along the way.
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He opens with a depiction of a world watched over by Uber, with drivers on hand to collect every child at the school gates, convey the old and frail to their relatives, and gracefully scoop faltering drunks from the gutter.
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All the way back in 2003, conservatives were pouring wine down the gutter in protest of France's opposition to the Iraq war, but the rise of smartphones, streaming video, and social media thirst has given this dumb trend new life.
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You may think, after the week that Donald Trump has just blustered through, that things can't get any worse for the candidate, the country, or us, the poor fuckers who have to watch him drag the nation through the goddamn gutter.
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"We think about [RedLock] as guardrails or as bumper lanes in a bowling alley and just not letting somebody get that gutter ball and from a security standpoint, just making sure we don't deviate from the best practices," he explained.
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Until recently, its reputation was as the gutter of Eastern Europe, infamous for its packs of wild dogs, most of which were gathered up and put to death starting in 2013, after a young boy and a Japanese tourist were killed.
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The result, "Hinge Picture" (1974), translated to the page Howe's visual installations, in which isolated phrases had been offset by the stark white of a gallery wall: the gutter, a unique feature of books, divided the visual "picture" into distinct zones.
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Indeed, Trump made it easy for her when he sent press secretary Sarah Sanders out to tell reporters that their minds were "in the gutter" if you think Trump was saying the senator was willing to trade sex for cash.
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Ever since the 1980s, when New York Mayor Ed Koch descended to the gutter to fight with him over an ice skating rink in Central Park, it has been obvious that it's a mistake to mud wrestle with Donald Trump.
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But you won't necessarily get the subtleties of O'Neill's language, those incredible flights upward and then down into the gutter, in this production, because so much of the talk is sacrificed to incomprehensible diction and to keeping the action going.
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He wrestles a mint-flavored toothpick around his mouth with his tongue and looks out of the window towards the damp South London side-street, the garbage piled up in the gutter and the young mothers pushing strollers past it.
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He makes music as the Apostille, and the Apostille material is a dark and damaged exploration of the farthest reaches of gutter-dwelling minimal EBM; a clanking, crawling mess of barely-there vocals, tin-can percussion, and crumpled Casio blurt.
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Indeed, Netanyahu has gone so deep into the gutter that in this last election he agreed to partner with a small, racist, anti-Arab Israeli party — a party so vile that the Israeli Supreme Court barred its leader from running.
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After Marco Rubio promised to end his gutter attacks on Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner responded by focusing on a recent Rubio insult that he has small hands, which seemingly carried the implication that he might be poorly endowed elsewhere.
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But Trump's campaign has been dragged into the gutter in recent weeks, struggling under the weight of multiple allegations of sexual assault against the GOP nominee and a 2005 recording in which he used vulgar language to describe sexually predatory behavior.
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The low, thick clouds that hung over the city of Danang had been pouring buckets of rain on and off since morning, washing my plans for a day trip into the countryside down the gutter for the third consecutive day.
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While studying the Easter eggs in Mickey's night kitchen (Sendak has even hidden the Brooklyn address of his childhood home in the gutter between two pages), a parent may not focus so much on the weirdness of what's going on.
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According to Good Morning America, the Heerleins had decked out their house to mirror that scene in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation where Chevy Chase's character, Clark Griswold, slips on the roof and winds up hanging from the gutter by his fingertips.
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This isn't some triple-ironic Nazi meme farm, which may or may not be sincere about its anti-Semitism, but an active and deadly serious community of people who promote the conspiracy that Gutter and survivors like him are liars.
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An inhabitant of the Splott district of Cardiff, the Welsh capital, whose streets she stalks with verbally unbridled abandon, Effie (Sophie Melville) has something of the primal fury of her classical forebears, even if her language more frequently reaches down to the gutter.
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It's hard to type while holding your head still — I'm afraid a sudden motion will wrest the AirPods from my ears, and they will bounce to the nearest gutter — but I'll soldier on with some thoughts about the month's biggest issue in tech.
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But after speaking with "crusties" around the country, and with researchers who have spent time studying the trend, it&aposs clear there&aposs a consensus that despite a shared penchant for dreadlocks, hiking backpacks and mutts, gutter punks are a diverse lot.
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But as refreshing as that might be to those exhausted by the gutter-politics of the 2016 election cycle, it's unlikely to hold up in a race where Trump's enflamed Zeppelin continues to suck up any oxygen left in the news cycle.
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One former female journalist in the United States quoted in the report said she left her job after receiving a stream of online abuse, including a message with a racial slur saying "I will rape you and throw you in the gutter".
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We've done these parties in every gutter and every ditch, and finally, people are kind of understanding what we're doing and trusting what we're doing, so we've been able to get into better art spaces and better warehouses that aren't totally illegal.
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The appeals to nativism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, and sexism, the gutter rhetoric employed against opponents and the chaotic game plan that seemed to shape his day-to-day operations are all things that most future candidates will leave in the political dustbin.
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Every gutter-trawling gaffe, error and insult from Donald Trump is met with a bloodless rebuttal which outlines what Clinton's campaign sees as the obvious: based on cold, hard facts, Trump is less suitable to take the office of President than Clinton.
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Alongside Essaie pas' new mix, you can also check a premiere of Rother's version of the title track which morphs the static of the original into a cosmic sort of electro—a collection of soaring synth arpeggios building skyward from the gutter.
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Cops say they were originally called to the restaurant at 11 PM on Saturday to assist a "heavily intoxicated woman in the gutter outside," and that when they arrived, the kitchen was closed and that the restaurant was operating as a bar.
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Given the outstanding quality of his last few releases on The Trilogy Tapes, Killekill and Sublevel Sounds, it's not surprising that he's served up another batch of grainy, gauzy, rough and ready gutter-techno that's dark and dingy in the best ways possible.
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I can't tell you the number of times I've walked my friend's dogs in New York to look down and discover they were gnawing on: a chicken bone from the gutter, another dog's vomit human shit, a dehydrated Yankee Stadium hot dog.
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While Rudy Giuliani continues his descent into the political gutter as a surrogate for Trump, Sanders campaigns fervently for Clinton, reminding voters why he dominated the real estate tycoon by huge margins in matchup polls and dramatizing the progressive populist majority in America.
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Many homes with adequate (or excessive) defensible space have still burned to the ground because embers have entered through attic vents, ignited flammable materials around the home (litter in the gutter, wood stacks, wood fencing), or found their way under roofing materials.
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The shock of the impact, the screech of his too-late emergency stop, the tiny body in the gutter, a parent—sometimes the mother, sometimes the father—running toward him as he stood by the bloodied hood of his wife's Fiat Punto.
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As they were approaching their destination, Eisenberg, who was wearing a black Issey Miyake trench coat she bought two decades ago (and for which she'd received several compliments that evening), stepped over a rain-swollen gutter into the path of an oncoming car.
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While trashing California with his gutter mouth, the president has used his office to physically trash the home to nearly one in eight Americans — seeking to make its air more polluted, its water less clean, its forests more vulnerable to catastrophic fires.
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Chinese officials have unearthed a series of recent food health scandals, including rice contaminated with heavy metals, the use of recycled "gutter oil" in restaurants as well as the sale of baby formula containing lethal amounts of the industrial chemical melamine in 2008.
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Despite all the great things, there are still a bunch of racist jerks looking to cause drama in Serena's life, including some moronic Romanian TV host who crawled out of the gutter to describe Williams as a "monkey" during a recent broadcast.
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He got out of the "tough times" or "the gutter" of debt (as he calls it) by opening a 2,700-square-foot fine-dining monster hit when everything was going to hell in 2008: Scarpetta, an Italian restaurant in the Meatpacking District.
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"Don't be sick in the gutter at midnight in a silly dress with no money to get a taxi home, because somebody will take advantage of you, either they'll rape you, or they'll knock you on the head or they'll rob you," she said.
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Chinese restaurants produce more than five million tonnes of waste oil a year, according to some estimates, but most of that goes down drains and some is sold to underground workshops which recycle it and sell it back to restaurants as cheap "gutter oil".
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders defended the president during a daily briefing at the White House, telling reporters that "only if your mind is in the gutter would you have read" Trump's tweet as suggesting Gillibrand would perform sexual acts for campaign donations.
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"I think the biggest mistake that was made, and everyone underestimated it the last time about President Trump, the place he's most comfortable is in the gutter arguing," Biden told a supporter who asked how he would debate the bombastic president without sounding too aggressive.
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About a decade ago, I asked my commercial agent to stop submitting me to anything alcohol related because I wasn't the "hot girl" and the experience of trying to be "the hot girl" was throwing what little self-esteem I had left in the gutter.
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To visit friends living in rooms on the adjacent staircase — accessible only at ground level — Pullman, a tall, sturdy man with a head like a boulder, would clamber out his window, shimmy along a gutter and propel himself through a window into a bathroom.
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One hurdle is that our gangster movies are almost by definition about the dark side of the American dream, one that sexes up the Horatio Alger fairy tale with sin and violence only to then sometimes toss Horatio and his dream in the gutter.
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Located in a cramped structure only steps from a four-foot drop into a trash-and-sewage-filled gutter, young Muslim children, mostly hijabed girls, gathered on this Saturday to recite their spoken word, read from their developing novels and engage in conversations around literature.
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And what initially registers as simple retaliation for the gutter misogyny of random creeps — like a slimy pub D.J. (Tom Davis) who is sliced with Lorena Bobbitt-like specificity — soon evolves into payback for those who may have caused the death of the baby's father.
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As a pioneer of genderqueer performance, Varble attacked the elite, rolling up in a limousine in front of luxury stores on the Upper East Side, stepping out as Marie Debris, spilling kitchen utensils into the gutter, and then cleaning the utensils with black ink.
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If you have standing water in your backyard, such as a bird bath or even a gutter drain-off point that never totally dries out, dropping one of these dunks in will kill mosquito larvae before they grow up to be blood-sucking pests.
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High Cost (formerly known as Septic Rot) spew out punk- and powerviolence-flecked grindcore that's as gritty and unforgiving as the Brooklyn gutter they crawled out of, and this self-titled demo (out this week on Tridoid Records) marks their first recorded foray under the new moniker.
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The first 45 seconds of the trailer consists of an almost shot-for-shot remake of what is probably the most iconic sequence from the original: Georgie Denbrough dressed in his little yellow raincoat, sailing a paper boat down the gutter to his inevitable, clown-shaped doom.
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The entire editorial staff of Sisters walked out in solidarity with Elliott, but not before the Gutter Dykes rushed the stage during Elliott's scheduled musical performance in an attempt to beat her (two cis lesbian comedians physically intervened to prevent Elliott from being assaulted, themselves sustaining injuries).
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" Nominated but lost to "Grand Hotel"; directed by Mervyn LeRoy Hall: "In the attack on the methods of yellow journalism there is no mincing matters, and a last scene depicts a copy of The New York Gazette, the publication in question, being swept up in a gutter.
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Even in the wake of him getting impeached for allegedly trying to leverage diplomacy into an opposition research operation for his campaign, it seems his strategy to win reelection is to push whoever his Democratic opponent ends up being into the gutter and fight with them there.
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The most odious of those who are letting Trump drag America into the gutter include Vice President Mike Pence, the leaders in Congress and the pious shepherds of a white evangelical community that continues to give an awful man a pass for every awful thing he does.
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All blame is not equally shared The President's insistence that all sides were to blame for the political climate also ignores his own prominent role in dragging public life into the gutter that is so unconventional that it undermines critiques that all politicians are equally to blame.
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Anyone listening only to right-wing talk radio and television would assume Special Counsel Robert Mueller is "corrupt" (that's according to Newt Gingrich); the leader of a "silent coup" (according to Rush Limbaugh); and a bad guy whose "credibility is in the gutter" (according to Sean Hannity).
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This sounds a lot like a Second Life for the '80s, and before you go snarking "yeah but with a lot less cyber-porking," this promo video from 1986 suggests their head might've already been in the gutter because let's face it every generation assumes theirs is the horniest.
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A win for Newman would also be a rejection of the gutter tactics that the Lipinski-supporting centrist group No Labels has engaged in against her: A volunteer with the supposedly high-minded, postpartisan group sent text messages to a voter saying that Newman is a Holocaust denier.
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" Eventually, we were able to get Bronson's mind out of the gutter and into more highbrow realms like wine, "Natural wine has changed my life," vegan food, "Don't try and make it look like meat," and Macaulay Culkin, "I just needed to tell someone I met Macaulay Culkin.
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In 1973, trans woman Beth Elliott was subjected to both verbal and physical attacks at the West Coast Lesbian Conference in California after a group calling themselves the "Gutter Dykes" demanded that she be fired from her volunteer position editing lesbian group the Daughters of Bilitis' newsletter Sisters.
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The cat — who, believe it or not, was named for our country's third president long before voters hit the polls on Tuesday — was saved by firefighters after slipping into a rain gutter, falling three stories and getting stuck, according to a Twitter post from the Nashville Fire Department.
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And by, "a bit of eye-rolling," we mean that the eyes came unmoored from their optic nerves, bounced out of their head, rolled off the table, dropped from the window to the street, tumbled into the gutter, and were then eaten by a family of very sarcastic rats.
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Channing Tatum and Terrence Howard star in A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints director Dito Montiel's surprisingly passionate street-fight film about a down-on-his-luck hustler who pulls himself out of the New York City gutter by beating the shit out of people with his bare hands.
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But this particular body, so exhaustively perfected, he would now leave to the R.G. Kar Medical College to make what use they could of it before it was thrown away; as the green coconut grew to perfection, gave up its goodness and ended in the gutter, with the rest.
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Kibler's novel rotates among the stories of spitfire Lizzie, who has clawed her way out of the gutter to protect her daughter; fragile Mattie, who has lost her sickly child; and Cate, a modern-day librarian with her own tortured past who becomes obsessed with the Berachah story.
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Two of Ying Guan Chen's brothers lived across the road from Wu Long Chen and his family, and whenever the second family cleaned their house, a pile of sweepings, Ms. Xu said — much of it leaves and paper — would blow downwind toward the first family's house, clogging its gutter.
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As the storm surge peaked at 14 feet in the borough — among the highest levels across New York City — the water crashed through the walls of their house, and DeBraan Varvaro and her younger sister, Carolyn Varvaro, clung to the gutter of their roof and did not let go.
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Even when a polity is at its lowest — as this town was sometime in 1857 when "an 8-year-old boy was seen crawling along the gutter on hands and knees, dead drunk, mouthing oaths and obscenities" — even when it looks impossible to undo the damage, rehabilitation is possible.
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And then, as Arthur is unwillingly dragged out of his street life and into the fight, King Arthur becomes a reluctant-hero story, about a kid from the gutter being ordered to fight a series of frenetic, kingdom-shaking fights involving hordes of faceless baddies and even more CGI monsters.
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These days, you're as likely to hear the LA born-and-bred rapper featured on YG's Still Brazy as you are on a Brodinski track, all the while cutting tracks with Peewee Longway and culling his sound from wherever he sees fit to create the perfect mantra of original gutter music.
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Another way the hard left helps Republicans and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is through their exaggerations and gutter tactics.
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"These pieces of trash were deliberately chosen to represent how certain officers feel about the community they serve: that Black people are a stereotype to be mocked and the lives of those they serve may as well be reduced to trash in the gutter," City Councilman Phillipe Cunningham said on Facebook.
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"The Last Goodbye," a virtual reality memorial screening at Holocaust museums in Florida, New York, Illinois and California, takes audiences into the Majdanek concentration camp in German-occupied Poland, with Pinchas Gutter as guide, using thousands of photos and 21996-D video to explore a railway car, gas chamber and barracks.
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He's confronted from the audience, he's confronted by that guy in Washington, and still he's not getting the credit for what his gift actually is, which isn't knowing how to deviously propel national discourse into the gutter but instead delivering to viewers what they want before they know they want it.
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Gutter's entire body is displayed on a giant, vertical, flat screen TV. When I push a button to talk, my question is processed by speech recognition and natural language processing to fetch the right answer from a library of over 1,900 video clips of Gutter, who's in his mid-80s today.
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Thirty hours into the game, my character is certainly tougher than he was after an hour of play, but Dark Souls' leveling system isn't as set in stone as other RPGs and my hero is not so superhuman that a few good sword thrusts won't leave him bleeding to death in the gutter.
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Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro said he would not try to "out-gutter" President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in the 2020 campaign.
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" All week, Trump had been saying he wanted to talk about policy and not get "into the gutter" in the next debate, and he emailed Richard Johnson from The New York Post's Page Six that he wanted "to win this election on my policies for the future, not on Bill Clinton's past.
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On the sound-sensitive screen was an interactive biography of Pinchas Gutter, a Polish Jew who survived the Holocaust and whose story was part of a tour the director was leading through the redesigned headquarters for the U.S.C. Shoah Foundation, the organization he founded in 1994 to collect testimony from Holocaust survivors.
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" In a rabid 1952 letter to critic Harold Rosenberg in response to a review in Art News, Still wrote: "One does not just shit on the floor, break furniture, indulge in Eighth street gutter epithets after trying to impress one's public with the moral and intellectual principles of a reformed salon raconteur.
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In this Wild West, tech mogul and gutter libertine John McAfee—who now goes by the title "Chief Cybersecurity Visionary" at MGT Capital—is leveraging his large Twitter following (20.08,22 at the time of writing) to position himself as an investment guru of sorts for these small-time cryptocurrencies by promoting them on Twitter.
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"These pieces of trash were deliberately chosen to represent how certain officers feel about the community they serve: that Black people are a stereotype to be mocked and the lives of those they serve may as well be reduced to trash in the gutter," local City Councilmember Phillipe Cunningham wrote in a Facebook post.
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Elevators going nowhere, a rainy sidewalk reflecting a hidden cityscape in its gutter, a beauty salon missing its mirrors, an empty classroom filled with ghost-like reflections of the public — these are among the works visitors can enjoy in Ehrlich's playful, interactive survey, which remains on view until Argentina's election day on October 27, 2019.
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Should it be someone who can play the Trump game and get down in the gutter (if he chooses to go there) or someone who takes the high road under the theory that a) you can't beat Trump at his own game and b) people will want a "normal" politician after four years of Trump.
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Through the use of swales, lasagna mulching (a method of layering compost that leaves the ground is porous), permeable surfaces, and curb cuts (cutting into a curb so that rainwater from the street is routed into the garden instead of to the gutter), they are amazing demonstrations of what is possible during a drought.
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When the Italian fashion brand Prada and the high-end online retailer Mr Porter hosted an event at Gutter Bar, a grungy bowling alley and dive bar in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, to celebrate a springtime fashion collection, no detail was overlooked and organizers put Byredo in the bathroom, resulting in some enthusiastic tweets.
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Instead, they confirmed their own irrelevance as Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has ridden 85033 press conferences into the gutter of public opinion.
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Clinton so far has ignored most of Trump's daily and most gutter-worthy attacks, instead mounting sustained assaults to hit Trump over singular issues -- first his comments about the 2008 financial crisis, then his news conference on donations to veterans' charities, and now Trump's comments about the Mexican-American judge presiding over his Trump University case.
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Thomas has an English accent that makes any statement sound incredibly convincing; once, as I went to fish my golf ball out of whatever gutter it had landed in, I had to stop and remind myself that I was listening to theoretical conjectures on UFOs and alien light beams, and not an Ivy League law lecture.
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Yes, at times Sanders has jabbed Hillary Clinton for her speaking fees from big banks and Clinton has critiqued Sanders for being unrealistic, but for the most part the Democratic debates and contest in general have been substantive and respectful, marred by none of the gutter-sniping childish behavior and personal nastiness that has typified the Republican side.
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Ancient Romans built communal bathrooms with rows of thrones akin to ours, only rather than commenting on Facebook posts, the toilet-goers probably discussed matters sitting next to each other, butt to butt; meanwhile the waste would fall into a gutter with continuously flowing water that carried it outside of the city walls by way of simple sewage routes.
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Emma (Denise Gough), the protagonist in Duncan Macmillan's "People, Places & Things," a transfer from the National Theatre in London (at St. Ann's Warehouse), suffers greatly, but she is also interested in how far and fast she can fall and still pull back before landing, permanently, in the gutter: she's the star of her own tinsel tragedy.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) leaked that inappropriate (and gutter) comment by the president because he knew it would make Trump look bad.
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Why the hell not!) and collaborators (various members of Leftover Crack, World/Inferno Friendship Society, Guignol, and the Hold Steady) was too much fun to resist, and their shows were always full of love and spilled beer, with Petersen—a working class punk, gravel-voiced troubadour, our gutter Springsteen—holding court at the eye of the storm.
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The visceral charge of bands such as the Stooges, Grand Funk, and the New York Dolls was written off as silly kid stuff by the puka-shell-donning tastemakers of the high-profile rock publication, creating a gap between the top of the rock hierarchy and the fans who loved the joyous, insensitive noise coming out of the gutter.
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Churchill had lost many friends to the horrific phenomenon of what he called "Teuton fighting Gaul," but he could not know in 1919 that he was to lose very many more after the Versailles Treaty spawned the hatred and resentment that allowed Adolf Hitler and the Nazis to emerge from the political gutter and into absolute power.
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So because Trump supporters point to the toxic coverage he gets thrown at him and his family and his press secretary this week, they come back and say well, you know he called Chuck Todd an SOB, and it&aposs just what about this one and what about this one, and the whole culture just seems to go onto the gutter.
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I am leaving because I didn't want to be peddled by papers and blogs and websites, used by shameless operatives for the dirtiest gutter politics that I've ever seen, and the right-wing media to drive clicks and expand their audience by distributing intimate photos of me taken without my knowledge, let alone my consent, for the sexual entertainment of millions.
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They range from "The Argos File", a frantic science-fiction detective thriller in which the characters themselves are also plugged into virtual-reality devices, to "The Last Goodbye", which takes you on a sobering tour of the Majdanek Concentration Camp in Poland while Pinchas Gutter, one of the only surviving inmates, stands at your shoulder and describes how he lost his family there.
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For an evening straight out of an episode of one of the millions of shows about depressed rich LA hipsters (in a good way), try hitting Pot at The Line, then walking the mile over to Lock & Key's killer backyard patio (wear pants, dudes—the bouncers are kinda picky), and finishing off the evening by drunkenly throwing gutter balls at Shatto 21453 Lanes.
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Its failure was attributed to his loopy malfunction in the televised debate in New Hampshire; or to his delay in attacking Mr Trump, a reticence unwisely followed by a roll in the gutter with the front-runner, when, with his puerile gibes, Mr Rubio implicated himself in the one-off spectacle of a presidential candidate bragging, on air, about his penis.
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For an evening straight out of an episode of one of the millions of shows about depressed rich LA hipsters (in a good way), try hitting Pot at The Line, then walking the mile over to Lock & Key's killer backyard patio (wear pants, dudes—the bouncers are kinda picky), and finishing off the evening by drunkenly throwing gutter balls at Shatto 39 Lanes.
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"There's a difference between getting in the gutter and being tough, and I don't think Michael Avenatti understands that," Patti Solis Doyle, who managed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's 85033 presidential campaign, said.
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When: Open through May 17 Where: One National Gay & Lesbian Archives (909 West Adams Boulevard, University Park, Los Angeles) In 1975 and 1976, photographer Greg Day took hundreds of pictures of notorious performance artist Stephen Varble (1946–1984), who wore costumes made from garbage as he regaled New York City pedestrians and gallery-goers with his guerilla "Gutter Art" shows.
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An urge to punish myself by looking, by scouring every inch of tarred road and glittering gutter and veined dust-sprinkled leaf, in every season, at all times, for my boys—to look till I go blind or mad, till my brain revolts, staging a headache in the space where I am trying to insert the entire city by looking.
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