Stupid, to the Chinese government in this context, simply means having the nerve to short the yuan, the country's currency.
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Many people believed Simpson had received his due karma for allegedly murdering his wife and Goldman and then having the nerve to prowl around South Florida like a playboy.
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I give points to the writers Heather Marion and Vince Gilligan for having the nerve to pull off this feint, which breaks red-letter rules in the dramatic suspense book.
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Hayden fired back with a letter from legal pit bull Marty Singer, who accused Tia of giving the 2 dogs away and then having the nerve to continue charging for her services.
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In one Instagram story, Banks accuses Grimes of having the nerve "to go ghost" and book her a first class flight out of L.A. — meaning she probably isn't coming back any time soon.
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Still, it didn't take very long for the corporation to find sympathy from pockets of the far right who aligned themselves with Schnatter's position, effectively placing blame on athletes for having the nerve to protest.
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Smith, along with future draft picks and salary cap space, was acquired after Dolan gave the green light on trading Porzingis to Dallas for having the nerve to express his disgust over such franchise chaos.
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So imagine folks like my dad having the nerve to bring a kid into this world; a puzzle you have to help build when you haven't even figured out the sequence to your own shit.
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The Trump clan has gone far beyond even normal self-dealing — that is, you get rich after you leave office — and are explicitly profiting during his presidency, while having the nerve to accuse others of nepotism.
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She wrestled with the decision to seek more assistance, saying she had felt judged in the past for having "the nerve to try to do what I want artistically" and for not following a more traditional career path.
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The output has placed Mr. Sherman at the vanguard of the biggest media story of the year, a distinction he earned by having the nerve and focus to forage at the hostile perimeter of the country's most successful cable news operation.
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She said the hardest part about her job was "running around and caring for my patients without peeing the entire shift, and then administration having the nerve to ask me why my white board in the patient's room isn't updated."
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He swatted those shots away with a supreme and stunning disdain; in case you couldn't tell just based on how the shots were blocked, James delivered some stinkeye that spelled out his displeasure at Curry's gall in having the nerve to try him.
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He then attacked CNN after the network confirmed the paper's reporting... >> Trump has zinged the NYT over the Bret Stephens' bedbugs incident... >> He has repeatedly lashed out at Axios for reporting that he has previously suggested nuking hurricanes as they form... >> And has even skewered Fox for having the nerve to interview a Democrat on its air.
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The rest—that he's been blackballed for having the nerve to speak out against institutional oppression and systemic racism at a time when it is so plain to see, that at best teams are scared of the backlash they believe he might bring from their racist fan bases, and that everyone in Washington should be fired from their positions and kicked out of the NFL for life if they legitimately thought those two guys were better options than Kaepernick—is messy but almost certainly true (that last part definitely is).
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However, Brady compliments Peter on having the nerve to stand up to them, having now regained respect for him. Meanwhile, Stewie becomes a bookie and takes a $50 bet from Brian on a Celebrity Boxing match pitting Mike Tyson against Carol Channing. Brian bets on Tyson and loses. Stewie comes to collect, but Brian laughs him off and tells him he will have the money in 24 hours.
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Emina (possibly in reference to one of the two Moorish princesses in The Manuscript Found in Saragossa) is an acquaintance of Tawaddud Gomelez who works in the Palace of Dreams. When Tawaddud arrives at the Palace with the sumanguru, Emina initially reprimands Tawaddud for having the nerve to return after causing trouble at the Palace, due to the Repentants coming for Tawaddud, but later relents and agrees to take Tawaddud to see Kafur to find the Axolotl.
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As Abraham walks out, Eugene is unable to console Rosita. Later, still fuming about the breakup, Rosita complains to Carol about Morgan having the nerve to make waves at the meeting, but she agrees with Carol not to tell. Rick, Glenn, Maggie and Daryl strategize with Andy, a Hilltop scout, on attacking the building they believe to be the Savior's stronghold. They plan to arrive at night, on the ruse that they are delivering Gregory's head to gain admittance to the building, and seize the room they believe to be the armory.
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Furthermore, in his letter to Judge Greenbaum, Prince Michael of Greece emphasized his intentions to pay for Elisa's education at Brooklyn Friends School should Elsa Canizares be awarded custody of the child. Lacking sufficient funding to pay legal fees, Elsa Canizares attended court hearings without any legal representation, whereas backing Awilda Lopez's application for custody were a lawyer from the Legal Aid Society and a federally funded parenting program. According to Elsa Canizares, at this hearing, the legal representatives for Awilda testified as to her "valiant efforts" to refrain from relapsing into drug use, falsely claiming that caseworkers had visited the Lopez residence and that Elisa had expressed a strong desire to live with her biological mother. Furthermore, Canizares was criticized by Awilda's legal representation at this hearing for having "the nerve" to try and take Elisa from her biological mother.
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