It's hurt benefits, it's hurt take home pay, it's hurt job opportunities.
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Trade wars hurt consumers, they hurt manufacturers, and they hurt relations between countries.
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The truth is, at some level, when you hurt, when your children hurt, I hurt.
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The charged air sparked my endurance, and even though my hands hurt, my rear end hurt, my thighs hurt (everything hurt), I could feel my resistance melt away.
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So when people take some wrong measures, when people take some protectionist measures it will hurt people's confidence in the overall prospects for the economy and it may hurt finance, will hurt trade, will hurt economic performance, will hurt consumer confidence, everything.
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" McNeill said: "When they hurt, we hurt also here.
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"You hurt the children and you hurt me," Farley continued.
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Is it going to hurt their careers or hurt endorsements?
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He's hurt me about as much as I've been hurt.
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" She added, "It hurt, it hurt, it hurts so bad.
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If I hurt my shoulder, a character hurt his shoulder.
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You hurt feelings and you let people hurt your feelings.
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When she is hurt, does she look to hurt back?
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First he hurt his neck, then he hurt his knee.
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Let the ball go, hurt my team, hurt my coaches.
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"Hurt ... hurt a lot, but keep yourself busy," she said.
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Los Angeles leapfrogging Colorado hurt, but losing Story hurt more.
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You'd hurt yourself, they say, or you'd hurt someone else.
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There is overwhelming evidence that hurt people hurt other people.
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He hurt people along the way and people hurt him.
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It doesn't matter if he's got a hurt foot or a hurt hand, or a hurt something else—he's going to play.
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Accusations of ghostwriters haven't hurt Drake and shouldn't hurt her either.
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They hurt me so bad that I had to hurt them.
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You have the potential to hurt yourself or hurt your partner.
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This could hurt manufacturing in the U.S. and hurt energy companies.
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Please don't hurt that person!" and the crowd replied, "Hurt him!
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Vicki Gunvalson was hurt, so she wanted to hurt Shannon Beador.
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" Eventually, it's explicit: "If you want to hurt me / Hurt me.
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Not even the French will hurt themselves just to hurt us.
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This is about policies that hurt people, policies that hurt children.
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She was talking about how her eyes hurt, her insides hurt.
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"As a parent, when your kids hurt, you hurt," McGee said.
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My chest hurt, my ribs were sore, it hurt to breathe.
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I know it hurt Jonathan as much as it hurt me.
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But the drugs won't hurt me, the drugs won't hurt me.
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McCain hurt him more than they hurt the legacy of Sen.
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If they're hurt -- if they're bad intentions, I'm angry, not hurt.
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You're going to hurt me, I'm going to hurt you back.
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The foot hurt, but "a lot of things hurt," she said.
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"Yes, we are hurt, and hurt badly but not broken," Sandoval said.
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Third-party candidates don't necessarily hurt Democrats more than they hurt Republicans.
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Yes, you have been hurt too, and you will be hurt again.
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Is it possible to seriously hurt your partner (or get hurt yourself)?
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McCain hurt him more than they hurt the legacy of Sen. McCain.
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Such attacks do hurt — and the person they hurt most is Trump.
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But you've got to hurt Americans first, then you hurt the Chinese.
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That would seem to hurt Cruz more than it would hurt Trump.
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Children could have been hurt, she could have been hurt, he could have been hurt — it could have been a nasty situation and a bloodbath.
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No one who hasn't hurt anyone yet has to hurt anyone at all.
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Sharice agrees to hurt Casey because she's hurt that Casey wants to leave.
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I don't hurt people, and I'm not gonna let you hurt me, either.
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I don't want to hurt you and I don't want to hurt anymore.
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Although rising tariffs almost always hurt, sometimes they hurt more than other times.
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It was his decision to hurt them, and his decision to hurt himself.
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BRAZIL'S BOLSONARO SAYS IF THEY HURT OUR AGRIBUSINESS SECTOR, THEY HURT OUR ECONOMY
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Smith said she felt sick with worry — her stomach hurt, her chest hurt.
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Strangely, Torres did not hurt his arm throwing — or hurt his throwing arm.
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This is unacceptable, and these attacks don't just hurt women, they hurt everyone.
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If I go through life with no malicious intent … hurt people hurt people.
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For all his victims, he hurt himself more than he hurt his victims.
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But they can hurt us, and they can hurt our people and our families.
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BONDI: Well, it&aposs going to hurt him -- it&aposs going to hurt him.
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Your bullies have been hurt somehow and that is why they need to hurt.
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"I was just so hurt, I was so hurt," Judge said at the reunion.
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I don't know if he was hurt or not — he might have been hurt.
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But it's also why when you hurt me, I hurt back 100 times harder.
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SPVs have the potential to directly hurt wealthy investors and indirectly hurt startup employees.
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Does that hurt -- does this new effort hurt that long-term guidance on margins?
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Maybe, if Curry's hurt and Durant's hurt and Green kicks someone in the nards.
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BoJack has become, more than anything, a show about how hurt people hurt people.
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Hurt Telmex, the logic went, and you could hurt the market's perception of Mexico.
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"I was sore, my wrists hurt so badly, and my armpits hurt," she said.
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She is afraid she will hurt her children more than they've already been hurt.
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"I was just so hurt, I was so hurt," she said at the time.
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"He's hurt me so much already, he can't hurt me anymore," Mr. Goçi said.
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The market is saying the trade war will hurt workers and hurt the economy.
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They tried to hurt people and they did hurt people on the Trump campaign.
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"If you go for a run and your feet hurt or your knees hurt or your ankles hurt, then you're not going to do it again," says Jenkins.
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Johnson: It's going to hurt my pride, and it's going to hurt my leadership, and it's going to hurt the best champion business has got in this country.
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I hurt him and that hurt me and I've been hurt through this, so for any type of relationship for us to have, it has to start as friends.
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You can do this with your spouse, family, someone who's hurt your or you've hurt.
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It hurt me to see him hurt like this, especially over something he cannot help.
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Punishing yourself does not hurt the people that hurt you or the situation that hurts.
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If you hurt one species, you hurt them all and we humans are not exempt.
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Do I hurt over him, or hurt because it doesn't seem he's hurting over me?
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As a rule, higher prices hurt the first group and lower ones hurt the second.
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"You came here today to hurt people, and you did hurt people," the governor said.
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It used to mean I'd hurt other people, now it just means I hurt myself.
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But not committing to accepting the results in general hurt him and it hurt America.
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Short-sellers and analysts don't much hurt Tesla, but they hurt something important to Musk.
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It doesn't hurt the board and senior management, and it doesn't hurt the individuals much.
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That means your back is going to hurt and your feet are going to hurt.
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"That guy, I think he was hurt, I don't know what hurt him," she said.
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He's hungry for hurt; he will likely bring on his own hurt if he can.
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So I want to say to them: We hurt for you and we hurt with you.
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Duties on soybeans hurt the U.S. more, but duties on energy products would hurt both sides.
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So I want to say to them: We hurt for you, and we hurt with you.
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Research has shown that they are far more likely to hurt themselves than to hurt others.
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" Asked if it hurt a lot not to win, Truex said, "It will hurt more later.
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He's in a perpetual state of pain: his knees hurt; his back hurts; his shoulders hurt.
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Still, it did really hurt me, and I never expected anything to hurt me this bad.
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And then what happens if they screw up, if they hurt you, if you hurt them?
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"I didn't hurt my butt, I hurt my head," she said on The Jonathan Ross Show.
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I got hurt badly and I'd hate to see this country get hurt by Donald Trump.
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So I want to say to them: we hurt for you and we hurt with you.
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Google searches for "my eyes hurt" and "eyes hurt eclipse" spiked immediately after the celestial event.
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Seeing my mom so upset hurt me in a way that I had never hurt before.
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By continuing to invest in the things that hurt you, you only cause yourself more hurt.
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Instead, they decided that a sluggish economy hurt the Democratic president more than it hurt them.
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Pushing an agenda to defund Planned Parenthood will hurt women – and will hurt the Republican Party.
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They say that Wheeler's proposal will hurt privacy protections, damage intellectual property and hurt minority programmers.
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That's not to say they should get hurt, or that we should wish they get hurt.
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I think we're scared of looking at each other's hurt and looking at our own hurt.
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And if he has not hurt them, how could he have hurt any other young woman?
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"It'll hurt your eyeballs," he said, which meant that his being observed there would hurt his.
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We don't want people to get hurt, but we also don't want bears to get hurt.
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Anything done to hurt the F-35 project could hurt the US's relationship with those countries.
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"This novel has hurt everyone around me, it has hurt me, and in a few years, when they are old enough to read it, it will hurt my children," Knausgaard writes.
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In US House races, they hurt a bit, and in US Senate races they hurt a lot.
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Analysts said the fuel price increase also hurt investor confidence as it could hurt earnings of companies.
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In that first boss battle, I only really discovered what could hurt me by, well, getting hurt.
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I want it to hurt for me and I'd like for it to hurt for the audience.
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And he noted that higher rates have hurt loan growth, which will in turn hurt financial profits.
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"Any man who would hurt a woman would hurt a child," June says, without going into detail.
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According to Variety, the Hurt Locker actor hurt both his arms while filming the upcoming Avengers movie.
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"People are badly hurt, oh my god, people are badly hurt," adds Rebelutionary Z in the video.
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"Mike is hurt, and he looked hurt, but he gutted it out," Memphis coach Dave Joerger said.
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I want healing for you and anyone you have hurt as a result of you being hurt.
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Google searches for "my eyes hurt" and "eyes hurt eclipse" spiked pretty much right after the event.
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If you stop paying attention or hesitate, you can get hurt [or hurt others] on the track.
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A market crash would likely hurt those investors' confidence — and could very well hurt Trump's approval rating.
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If I'm going to do this, I'm either gonna get fucking seriously hurt or not get hurt.
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Both stories, however, insisted upon the same segregation: A woman couldn't hurt and be hurt at once.
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People get hurt as a result of them, and they might not ever get over that hurt.
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"I hurt because I can't understand why someone would hurt my granddaughter that way," Valentine told KMOV.
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These incidents not only hurt individual small business owners, employees and customers, they also hurt American competitiveness.
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"Hurt people hurt people," he says, not excusing the white gay men responsible, but seeing the context.
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I am sorry for the hurt I caused back then and the hurt it will cause today.
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They hurt the economy, hurt our own people and call our capacity for leadership into serious doubt.
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Anything else is just a premature celebration of something that'll hurt us, hurt our wallets, and hurt our dignity because there was no real ownership of what a black Bond should have represented.
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"She was like crying in pain, 'My hands hurt, my hands hurt,' " Siobhan Quinn, Kathleen's mother, told CBS.
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"You see basketball games where people get hurt or football games where players will get hurt," Cerio shared.
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I would never hurt the mother of my children and I would never do anything to hurt them.
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I am not trying to hurt him and certainly never want to hurt my mother, who raised me.
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She hurt him worse than anybody had ever hurt him by walking away from him [at their wedding].
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You don't want to hurt your friend or your friendship, but you don't want to hurt yourself, either.
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A Brexit will only hurt the British economy if Brussels decides that it will hurt the British economy.
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He was also hurt, as Humphrey was hurt, by being seen constantly on television surrounded by angry protesters.
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"Two of the guys who can really hurt him hurt him," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said of Nelson.
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He ought to repeal his auto and steel tariffs, because they hurt us more than they hurt foreigners.
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Just like me, what we want to see is you not get hurt or anybody else get hurt.
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I think it would hurt Mexico a lot, and I think it would hurt American consumers as well.
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I was having a desire to be dominated, to be hurt in some way, or to hurt others.
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"And what makes me hurt the most is watching other people hurt," Morgan said in a phone interview.
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If you can hurt him, I guarantee he's going to leave the game hurt,' and stuff like that.
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There was a stretch of time when Mark got hurt and he had never been hurt before, seriously.
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But I wasn&apost aware that opening and closing them could hurt my score — and hurt it fast.
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"So I want to say to them: We hurt for you and we hurt with you," he continued.
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And we've been hurt by — we've been hurt, in my opinion, very badly, by our own Federal Reserve.
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Those players being on the sidelines obviously hurt their teams, but also undoubtedly hurt the league's overall product.
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Williams and Energy Transfer (ETE) and it could hurt any one of these that is in an MLP [master limited partnership] group is going to get hurt and Holly Energy could get hurt, too.
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THE REPUTATION HAS BEEN HURT – THE FUNDAMENTAL EARNING POWER OF THE BANK OVER A PERIOD OF YEARS HAS NOT BEEN HURT IN ANY MATERIAL WAY, BUT THE REPUTATION OF THE BANK HAS BEEN HURT.
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At best, one reaches a measure of understanding — including drawing the significant distinction between the hurt one inherits and the hurt one sustains — which, ideally, should stop you from inflicting this hurt on others.
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"The move in the dollar hurt oil, which hurt energy, which hurt stocks," said Stuart Guilfoyle, chief market economist at Stuart Frankel & Co. Crude oil prices fell around 21.0917 percent, also weighed by profit taking.
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According to CNN, she yelled, "Let him hurt me, don't let him hurt you," to bystanders of the attack.
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Or they could hurt you, in small increments or in the very, very big ways that Jimmy hurt Gillian.
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The myth of Kim Kardashian, specifically, is that beauty doesn't have to hurt, and that beauty won't hurt you.
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And over the summer, worries about trade conflicts started to hurt consumer sentiment, which could eventually hurt consumer spending.
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The fact is that hurt people hurt people -- and we can't break that cycle without allowing people to heal.
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Morgan was driven by "his desire for vengeance, to make those others hurt the way he hurt," Engebretson said.
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The toxin doesn't seem to hurt the fish, but it can hurt humans and other mammals who eat them.
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And I took it upon myself … I didn't realize I could hurt myself and in turn hurt everyone else.
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"His chest still hurt, his lower back hurt, and he had a low-grade fever," recalled Al to PEOPLE.
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They are not slaves for us, or born to make us happy—when we hurt them, we hurt ourselves.
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So I'm in no position as the opposing coach to determine if a player is hurt or not hurt.
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It would hurt the economy, US innovation, and it would hurt the countries where the people are coming from.
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Investors also believe that although trade disputes will hurt U.S. growth, the country's trading partners will be hurt more.
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"In the short term, it's going to hurt Domino's, but it's going to hurt their competition more," Allen said.
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"We always wondered if he might hurt himself, but we didn't think he would hurt someone else," she said.
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" At the hearing, Jeong told Joh: "If I have hurt your feelings or hurt people's (feelings), then I apologize.
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He'd seen his parents hurt each other, and leave, and hurt and leave others, the casual lovers, the stepparents.
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BECAUSE, IF YOU DO TOO MUCH TO HURT THESE EMERGING MARKETS, YOU KNOW, THAT'S GOING TO HURT US TOO.
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The offended person will still be hurt and the offender can't seen the person's emotions that they have hurt.
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He did go into the canyon, he was not hurt so we were very happy he was not hurt.
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But when an officer asked if anyone else was hurt, Arthurs said his roommates weren't hurt — they were dead.
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"The move in the dollar hurt oil, which hurt energy, which hurt stocks," said Stephen Guilfoyle, chief market economist at Stuart Frankel & Co. Crude oil prices fell just under 21.0 percent, also weighed by profit taking.
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I think that we hurt ourselves far more than we hurt Saudi Arabia when we cancel an order like that.
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We sell them $100 billion, they sell is $500 billion, we can hurt them more than they will hurt us.
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And clinging to my fantasies can allow me to hurt other people and can allow other people to hurt me.
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That would likely hurt both economies, but as the smaller and poorer country, Mexico is likely to be hurt more.
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My head hurt and when I touched it, I found blood on my hands … Every bone in my body hurt.
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But now please don't put that back into the world, and hurt other girls, the way you have been hurt.
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"My joints started to hurt, my ankles started to hurt, I couldn't get my leg up as high," Morgan said.
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It will hurt the perception of your integrity and it will hurt your ability to raise capital down the line.
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My head also hurt from needing to tie my scarf so tight to lay down those edges. Every. Thing. Hurt.
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"We want to make sure travelers don't run into the animals — hurt the animals, or hurt themselves," he told NECN.
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Instead, Mr. Ocean moves from feeling to feeling, hurt to hurt, not stopping long enough to privilege any one moment.
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The fact that the one single winner he needed so much never came on Sunday will hurt - and hurt badly.
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As recovery culture has seeped into the mainstream, the axiom "hurt people hurt people" is morphing from truism to cliché.
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Deterrence works by convincing your opponent that you can hurt them — and perhaps even destroy them — if they hurt you.
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Children get hurt on a regular playground so getting hurt on the British playgrounds will be a severely worse case.
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Safe to get a bit of joy from the moonshine — something that couldn't hurt her or be hurt by her.
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I know the saying "hurt people hurt people" is true, but what about the lasting damage my ex caused me?
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Ultimately, impeachment may well hurt some Democrats from Trump-friendly districts, much as it hurt several Republicans 20 years ago.
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Mr. Trump ordered club officials to remove Mr. Hurt from the property, according to a Facebook post by Mr. Hurt.
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So when you hurt these companies' access to the Chinese and Mexican markets, you hurt their ability to employ Americans.
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Stopping a Scion from opening would hurt a city, he said, just as surely as it would hurt the Trumps.
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We humans hurt each other, and sometimes we hurt ourselves, but we can make decisions and take actions that free us.
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Therapy doesn't make the hurt go away – it just helps you learn how to deal with the hurt, day by day.
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Casper was hurt by its red inkPart of what likely hurt Casper's IPO is that it's losing money, the expert said.
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If the American people think crimes were committed it will hurt Republicans in elections and hurt the president in a reelect.
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" At that point, Hurt alleges, Trump "had his security detail escort Hurt, Koch, and their playing partners to the parking lot.
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Chinese fruit supply has been hurt by severe weather that hurt crop production this year, sending prices of apples up sharply.
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But Biden is saying behind the scenes that he's been hurt enough in his life, and this field can't hurt him.
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" Cardi B also said she "could really make a song of hurt because I've been hurt by a lot of men.
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You can't all of a sudden get on the bandwagon just because Angelina Jolie was hurt or Gwyneth Paltrow was hurt.
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A no-deal Brexit would hurt Britain grievously, but it would also hurt the EU—and Ireland as grievously as Britain.
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"Autonomous vehicles widespread would hurt us ... if they spread to trucks, and they would hurt our auto insurance business," Buffett said.
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Athletes still would be able to hurt themselves by abusing drugs, the same way patients can hurt themselves by abusing painkillers.
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And these cases of "everyday racial profiling" don't just hurt the victims -- they also hurt those holding the biases, experts say.
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There's little reason to believe it would hurt the United States and plenty of reason to believe it will hurt China.
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"I hurt, I hurt," she called out, and then she chastised her family for allowing her to undergo unnecessary brain surgery.
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Trump's repeated interruptions hurt him in the first debate of 2016, just as they hurt Kaine in the vice presidential showdown.
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Those who allow themselves to be hurt in the name of love must understand better than anyone the desire to hurt.
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"I don't want you to hurt yourself [and] I don't want you to hurt yourself because of me," the text said.
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President Obama and congressional Democrats engaged in a war on coal and pushed ideas that hurt energy production and hurt America.
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DON'T DO THE WRONG THING SO CAN YOU HURT MY SHARE PRICE AND HURT THE AMERICAN PUBLIC AT THE SAME TIME.
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If the answer to that is, it shouldn't hurt, I would suggest that we shouldn't do it, because it might hurt.
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The questions about his fundraising in the "wine cave" hurt a little; the questions about his lack of experience hurt more.
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To make sure that what I put out is proper—is it going to hurt my fans or hurt my self?
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" Trump on Friday said the United States does not need "75 percent of the repetitive, horrible regulations that hurt companies, hurt jobs.
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You'll probably get hurt or hurt other people, and get angry and defensive, and feel like it's all a waste of time.
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" Asked if the comments might backfire and hurt Mr. Trump, Mr. Miller asked rhetorically, "Do you think anything can hurt Donald Trump?
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"I was both the one hurt and the narrator of the hurt," she writes after telling a neighborhood boy her Cinderella story.
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He thinks the singer not only hurt herself very badly by the comment, she hurt the cause for which she was fighting.
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And 51 percent said a so-called Brexit would hurt the EU's economy, while only 36 percent thought it would hurt Britain's.
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You're telling people, 'Let it fail so American people get hurt more, and when they get hurt more, maybe we'll do something.
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Should it persist, the trade war will, of course, hurt Chinese companies, just as it has already hurt so many American companies.
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The falling stock market will hurt consumer confidence, which will be further hurt by lost paychecks and declining home prices, he predicts.
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"He also expressed that he sympathized with the Queen, adding: "I think they&aposve hurt the Queen, they&aposve hurt the royalty.
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He's got a serene, self-protectively hardened face that conveys simultaneous hurt and wonder and an awareness that the wonder can hurt.
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The Chinese government and the gilded companies that act as its shadows proclaimed their immediate outrage, fury and hurt, so much hurt.
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Impeachment doesn't help him with these voters, but he's betting it won't hurt him very much, either, because it hasn't hurt them.
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A. I think you measure a lot of it based on pain: Do you hurt as much as you hurt last year?
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Sayoc also reportedly told investigators that the bombs would not have hurt anyone and that he did not want to hurt anyone.
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"The division in the administration has hurt the president while the division in the Republican Party has hurt the Republicans," Penn said.
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I know he's hurt, in several instances, he's hurt us as it relates to negotiations that were underway by tweeting things out.
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It was the classic thing where he didn't want to hurt me, and breaking up with me would definitely hurt me, so instead he tried to mete out the hurt in tiny, imperceptible doses that he felt I wouldn't notice.
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And if they're able to face that hurt and heal it in themselves, they no longer need to go and hurt other people.
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" But as the costs of doing business increases, "that's going to either make cars more expensive, which will hurt demand, or hurt margins.
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And while that may not hurt big names that have a lot of capital, it could hurt others, like biotech medical device companies.
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"You're here because someone felt hurt by your actions, whether or not you intended to hurt that person," its baby blue text reads.
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And I'm inclined to listen and take her advice because I know the election hurt her just as much as it hurt me.
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It's not necessarily that the White House will be looking to hurt an industry or any industry would want to hurt the administration.
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"You run down tax increase after tax increase after tax increase, they hurt the economy, they hurt healthcare, they achieve nothing," he said.
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"If it weren't to happen, I think it's going to hurt the market in general but it's also going to hurt the economy."
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Yael: What can Krista do to avoid breaking compliance but also not get hurt or killed or have her partner hurt or killed?
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" I think the tagline is more specifically, "The Ghost that has hurt us, in the way that he has hurt us, must die.
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Yet one past court case that could hurt his arguments was, ironically, the case that hurt the Democrats in the last two years.
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This shit hurt… hurt like a restaurant serving a hamburger with no bun, with the nerve to still call it a damn burger.
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A weak turnout among Hispanic voters, for instance, could hurt Democrats a lot in California while doing little to hurt their chances elsewhere.
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Our fear that we'll lose something we have, that we'll hurt someone we care about, or that it will hurt but accomplish nothing.
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" He called giving Mr. bin al-Shibh a separate trial a "drastic remedy" that would "hurt this case, hurt the United States' interests.
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He never felt great, and he was never the same after he hurt it, but he also had success after he hurt it.
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First of all, it does, as we all know, hurt the consumers, hurt the suppliers, hurt the overall economy, and does it really get to the point where Mexico finds a way to stop people who want to come to the U.S.?
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But he may be wrong when many of his supporters learn that Trump's lies have hurt their livelihoods and their families, such as trade barriers that hurt Trump-country farmers or Medicaid and education cuts that hurt Trump-supporting working class families.
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Frankel doesn't buy that, saying that while she doesn't think Tipsy Girl could hurt her own brand, she was "personally hurt" as a friend.
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She can't enjoy the company of men without feeling anxious that they're going to hurt her — or worse, to her, that she'll hurt them.
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Montgomery (Timothy Granaderos) is proof that hurt people hurt people, and we, the audience, really should have seen it coming, even without Hannah's narration.
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I tell them we're not going to tell others what they say unless I'm concerned that you might hurt yourself or hurt somebody else.
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China auto sales have been hurt by a slowing economy and a bruising trade dispute with the United States that has hurt consumer confidence.
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But I think a lot of them get hurt in their daily life and then they hurt other fans or girls from the show.
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"We have a permanent policy, to strike at the Iranian entrenchment in Syria and hurt whoever tries to hurt us," he said on Sunday.
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In it, Shakur breaks up with Madonna gently, telling her that while he cannot hurt her image as her boyfriend, she would hurt his.
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"It was because you hurt me that bad that I wanted to do what I could to hurt you back," she counters through tears.
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However, his antics and inability to lead has not only hurt him personally, it's hurt the very people he said he wanted to help.
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I don't get angry anymore unless I'm really, really hurt — so this is the end result of me being angry, is that I'm hurt.
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"It really hurt and it's going to hurt us for a long time," Clarke said at the memorial, which was open to the public.
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"This is the ghetto and things happen in the streets, but you don't want your kids getting hurt, or an old lady getting hurt."
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People with mental illnesses are far more likely to hurt themselves — or to be victims of violence — than they are to hurt other people
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"In Seoul, the idea is if we can do something that will hurt Japan more than it will hurt us, then it's worth doing."
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Koch, however, was arguing that Chinese subsidies hurt Chinese workers, but do not hurt American consumers who purchase those goods at a lower cost.
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"Someone's going to be hurt, but the point is to make sure that most people are not hurt, particularly not disadvantaged people," Baker said.
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As mean girls go, Veronica is plenty mean, but this is one of those compassionate Y.A. tales with a "hurt people hurt people" lesson.
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Take a "situation where I've hurt you or you've hurt me," he said after a rehearsal at RestorationART in Brooklyn, where Evidence is based.
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Brienne is ... not heartbroken, but incredibly shocked and hurt, and that hurt makes her question the relationship and what it really means to her.
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Of course, this is not true in all cases, but the adage "hurt people, hurt people" explains a lot of this kind of behavior.
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A lot of ways that my parents have hurt me, and my family has hurt me, and my friends have hurt me, are in ways that I've never discussed with them because I know their intentions are good and I don't want to upset them.
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When your nipples hurt to breastfeed, not only did it physically hurt, but [also] it was emotionally tough because you wanted to feed the baby.
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While others in the genre, like True Detective, focus on why men hurt women, Sharp Objects shows the reality of why women hurt each other.
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"Then the last one told [Khloé] that she has a lot of hurt in her heart because her guy has really hurt her," Kim continues.
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"I want you to know I understand how much I hurt you out there, and how much I hurt you," she added, turning to Hackett.
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They'd say they'd do it, adding that they didn't want to actually hurt me, but I'd assure them that I genuinely wanted to be hurt.
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If you decide to smuggle salami, you're probably not going to hurt anyone—stalkerware can and does hurt thousands of people (mostly women) every day.
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So I want to say to them, we hurt for you, and we hurt with you," he said before performing Petty's "I Won't Back Down.
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Now they may be recognizing that they made their point but also may hurt themselves a lot more than they hurt us by picking soybeans.
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A fine of more than $1.5 billion would hurt Ireland as much as it hurt Facebook if it drove the company out of the country.
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I had never imagined that a TV show would be so willing to hurt its main character so deeply — or to hurt me so deeply.
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"Manchin's vote will not just hurt millions of people — it will hurt Democrats in 2018," he said of Manchin, who is facing reelection next year.
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"The parts of the market that have been hurt before by tariffs and trade—some industrials and some techs—may be hurt again," he said.
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Using both congressional contempt powers and the courts did nothing to hurt the Democrats in 1973-74, and I believe it will not hurt them now.
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He&aposs making a mess in his own backyard and doing all of this to hurt American interests, or much of it to hurt American interests.
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But, when Cary asks if her comment was supposed to be "nice," LeeAnne is forced to admit she "made it to hurt," since she felt hurt.
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I said to my dentist, 'Hey, is this going to hurt?' and he said to me, 'As long as your insurance goes through it won't hurt.
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" Adding to Flicker's hurt was the fact that her father, Dr. Mordecai Paldiel, is Holocaust survivor "Margaret will always go below the belt to hurt me.
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I think you finally hurt someone in such a way that it hurt you; it caused you to lose something you realize you wanted very much.
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This loss of a small but homogeneous voting block to the other side hurt the Republicans and would continue to hurt them until the present day.
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" Harman International Industries: "Harman has been hurt by a strong dollar, and Harman has been hurt by what people think is a slowdown in the autos.
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We want to prevent our children, not only from being hurt, but from feeling like they need to hurt others in order to avoid being vulnerable.
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In reality, people with mental illnesses are far more likely to hurt themselves — or to be victims of violence — than they are to hurt other people.
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"It would actually hurt them more if there is a trade war and it will hurt many, many more people in the United States," Pissarides said.
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"I know he has hurt, in several instances, he's hurt us as it relates to negotiations that were underway by tweeting things out," Mr. Corker said.
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If Lochte is lying but he and his friends didn't get hurt and didn't hurt anyone else in the process, then no harm, no foul, right?
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From there on out, we were doing things that we kept saying, 'We're not doing this to hurt you,' and that the Russians felt hurt them.
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Outspoken feminists will lose credibility if they ignore this story or try to explain it away with clichés, however true, about how hurt people hurt people.
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The things that hurt us remain the same, and they hurt us even more as adults because we've held on to them for a long time.
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"I don't want you to hurt yourself (and) I don't want you to hurt yourself because of me," Evatt read, noting Bandman has previously attempted suicide.
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And this whack job started shooting, hurt Roger -- I don't know if Roger's here -- but hurt a number of people, hit them -- but really hit Steve.
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I hurt people who in many cases considered me to be an ally, who are deeply hurt by the terrible choices I made many years ago.
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Although an exit would not directly hurt BAE, which mostly deals with governments, he said the tone of relationships would change and it could hurt security.
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So I find the conversation around diversity both exciting and painful, because good, kind people get hurt, and good, kind people hurt others without meaning to.
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He added that "customer consolidation" hurt sales in the U.S., before saying competition hurt new product launches, some of which were delayed in the recent quarter.
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He accepted the premise of a question that could hurt in a general election – would he fight climate change even if it hurt "blue-collar" workers?
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The problem with this idea, obviously, is that while shutting down cross-border trade would hurt the Mexican economy it would hurt the American economy too.
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Back in Gilead, however, June's attempt to line up help from Aunt Lydia fell extraordinarily flat for me, particularly her avowal that any man who would hurt a woman would hurt a baby, and Aunt Lydia's teary response that she herself would never hurt a child.
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But it can hurt people with low incomes when businesses go cashless, it can hurt workers who rely on cash tips and — even if you're not in either of these groups — it can hurt you because it's easy to get into financial trouble with credit cards.
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Your impulse as a teacher is to sort of put your arms around them and make sure they don't hurt themselves, and that you don't hurt them, and that other students don't hurt them, in a way that wasn't an issue when I first started teaching.
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And no one was hurt, but I agree with you, as a Republican and a conservative, she cost us a lot of money and hurt the city.
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So that's kind of what the song is about … the old me is so hurt by this and I hate that you've made me hurt [like] this.
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But you might need to talk about how having a union could hurt innovation which could hurt customer obsession which could ultimately threaten the building's continued existence.
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"We always hurt the ones we love… because they allow us to hurt them rather than snap back," Gregg wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of NeNe.
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"We're all like, this is not just my hurt, this is more than my hurt, this is not just my anger, this is our anger," she said.
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To see the offenders struggle with their demons is to experience both revulsion and pity for those who have hurt others and have sometimes been hurt themselves.
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"He's trying to shut down immigration, I think, in a way that will hurt our economy and hurt the ethos and spirit of the country," he said.
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In Georgia, for example, you can apply for a family violence protective order if a spouse or other family member has hurt or threatened to hurt you.
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But to think that far back, to try to reconstruct my own innocence and even frailty, would hurt my soul—and a memory of home shouldn't hurt.
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Come out … to your parents … I know that it is hard and will hurt them but think about how they will hurt you in the voting booth!
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A boycott also could hurt China's consumers, by limiting their choices, and hurt the Chinese workers who make American-branded cars, assemble iPhones and brew Starbucks lattes.
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And he presumes that an investigation into Trump or his administration could turn up many things that might hurt Trump's popularity (just as Benghazi hurt Hillary Clinton).
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That monologue is a continuation of how the show examines the cyclical effects of trauma, especially within families: The idea that hurt people will hurt people. Right.
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The world is full of apologies from men who are sorry that people got hurt, but won't take full responsibility for their role in causing that hurt.
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Do you have concerns that other issues in the global economy including falling stock markets could hurt the level of oil and indeed hurt the production agreement?
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As God comforts me in my hurt, what I began to see is that I now have a chance to love others in that same sort of hurt.
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Comey on Russia interference in 2016: "They wanted to hurt our democracy, hurt her, help him," the Kremlin hacked with "loudness" — as if they wanted to be discovered.
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She claims her sexual encounter with Logan happened on a drunken night, and later Jake tells Dawson that Violet wanted to hurt him the way he hurt her.
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"I haven't seen any dead bodies, only a local who was hurt by something or hit by some window, he was hurt," said Abdur Rasheed, echoing numerous others.
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And while he didn't hurt me in the way that he hurt other women, everybody mourned him as a man who did so much for the black community.
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The international business has been hurt by a weak Brazilian currency and economy, as well as drought conditions that hurt the company's power generation capacity in the country.
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"You can't just keep playing chicken or you're going to hurt a lot of people, and you're going to hurt the people that voted for you," said Laszewski.
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"We always hurt the ones we love… because they allow us to hurt them rather than snap back," Gregg wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of NeNe, 51.
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Last month's British vote hurt to leave the EU hurt investor appetite for bad debts, making it tougher and potentially more expensive for lenders to tackle the question.
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Many individual investors have been hurt by Arabtec's plunge and if they withdraw from the stock market, DFM's commissions could be hurt by the decline in trading volumes.
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The truth of the matter is that while Putin had rather more "biting" options at his disposal, they would hurt him more that they would hurt the Americans.
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In 2015, I asked then-candidate Trump whether he feared that his protectionist policies would hurt Mexico in ways that ultimately would hurt the United States as well.
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The keys are that you don't want to hurt the animal in any way, and obviously you don't want to get hurt yourself, and she'd been very calm.
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"The NFL has hurt us and, more importantly, by not resolving the current debacle to the [players' and owners'] satisfaction, NFL leadership has hurt Papa John's," Schnatter said.
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If one is going to make one's head hurt — and some of the counterintuitive aspects of quantum mechanics made even Einstein's head hurt — short doses have their appeal.
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"The commonwealth attorney seems to be reserving felonies for situations when people got hurt, and when Corey Long fired off the spray can, nobody got hurt," he said.
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Experts say that while those measures do hurt the government, they also hurt the people of Venezuela, who are already suffering from the crippling economic and health crisis.
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The different choke points on a big-league pitcher's body seized and shut him down in turn; he hurt his back, and then hurt his shoulder compensating for it.
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" On the verge of tears she added, "I don't think there is any level of healing that could ever repair or replace or just make the hurt hurt less.
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It will hurt overall league revenues and affect the upcoming salary cap, which is connected to revenue, but it will hurt teams on both sides of the border equally.
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Businessman: Obamacare hurt sales, led to job cuts Andy Furniss says Obamacare hurt his medical equipment business several ways -- and had to cut full-time positions as a result.
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Julius Erving says he's not hurt by Kanye West's comments about slavery being a choice -- he's more hurt by comments that have come out of Donald Trump's White House.
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I've considered telling his wife about the affair, reasoning that she deserves to know, but my true motivation is that I want to hurt him like he's hurt me.
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Sapp -- who's long denied being the one who hurt Trickey -- has formally responded to the accusations ... claiming the DT wasn't even at the party where the woman was hurt.
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If voters conclude that Ms. Warren is lying, it is most likely to hurt her more than it will hurt Mr. Sanders if voters conclude that he is lying.
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Mershon also pushed Bevin's predecessor, Steve Beshear (D), to pardon Hurt, and picked Hurt up from the state prison in La Grange following the pardon, according to the newspaper.
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" Asked about criticisms of Biden's approach to immigration, Castro said, "He just needs to pay more attention to our community and not hurt us more than we're already hurt.
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Politics is about who gets hurt, and when you are telling the stories of those who got hurt, it's dishonest not to point out who's hurting them, and how.
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That probably doesn't hurt his relationship with Pelosi, but it will draw criticism from liberal grassroots groups that back impeachment and could also hurt him in a leadership race.
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Moscow city's healthcare department said earlier that eight had been hurt and taken to hospital, of whom seven were in a satisfactory condition, while one woman was seriously hurt.
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"I don't want to hurt Mr. Trump and I certainly don't want to hurt Corey," Jolly told CNN, adding that it was simply time to leave amid the campaign shakeup.
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At their best, they explore the primal human desire to hurt those who have hurt us, and how this ethos usually multiplies tragedies rather than bringing them to an end.
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We've got to be prepared to stop these guys if they ever try to use their economic power once again, to hurt the economy, and to hurt so many Americans.
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" On Trump's tweets harming U.S. foreign policy: "I know he has hurt, in several instances, he's hurt us as it relates to negotiations that were underway by tweeting things out.
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Maybe those girls will get hurt when the guy turns out to be a player — or maybe the guy will get hurt when the girl turns out to be similar.
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Fifty-eight percent also think the president's current relationship with the media has hurt his image while 51 percent say the state of the relationship has hurt the media's image.
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Trump reportedly asked Harry Hurt III, who wrote "Lost Tycoon: The Many Lives of Donald J. Trump" in 1993, to leave after Hurt offered Trump congratulations on his presidential victory.
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If a trade war is going to hurt China, it's going to hurt the U.S. as well, so I'll be watching this market closely over the coming days and weeks.
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"The comments and the language in the last filing I think not only hurt our relationship with our women's national team, but hurt women and girls in general," she said.
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I want you to know how much I hurt you out there," she said to the camera, before turning to Hackett and telling him, "and how much I hurt you.
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More diplomats than previously reported have been hurt, CNN reported on Sunday, from attacks that have targeted diplomatic residences and hurt family members of people serving their country in Cuba.
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Negative macro tends haven't hurt luxury malls yet So far, luxury malls have been relatively immune to the threat of higher tariffs on Chinese goods, which could hurt American retailers.
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The boy still had no friends, and though it hurt the man every time his son asked why not, it hurt more on the day that his son stopped asking.
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"If it hurt her at all, it only hurt her because the American people got information that was gotten in the wrong way but it all was true," he explained.
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Fraud would also benefit one candidate or party over the other, but incompetence can hurt both — and in this case, it appears to have hurt both parties in different ways.
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"The fact that Reggie is not here has hurt the attitude of the club and it has hurt our performance on the field," raged the 1975 AL Cy Young winner.
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If their wrong about how serious it is going to be in the next 20 to 30, 40 years, and you're forcing a to move into renewables where gigawatt prices is twice what it should be, it's going to hurt developing countries, it's going to hurt everyone, it's going to hurt shareholders.
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That was probably one of the biggest regrets, because I hurt my team, I hurt my coach, I hurt our university by taking a moment that is really about sharing the success of who we are and what we're doing and representing them in the way that they should have been represented.
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"The hospital told me I could pull over and wait for an ambulance, but I knew if we waited, Tiffani could get hurt, or the baby could get hurt," he says.
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The imprint model's built-in stability means that a boycott will probably not hurt the house as a whole, but it may well hurt the imprints designed to reach progressive audiences.
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I like them too, but if we don't make reforms, we are going to be in a world of hurt that's going to hurt the neediest of the needy the most.
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The Clinton campaign had decided to woo Republicans, particularly "moderate" or "suburban" ones, and they worried that this would hurt down-ballot Democrats and, potentially, hurt Clinton with Bernie Sanders voters.
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Outside of that I'd give him credit for wideouts T.Y. Hilton and Donte Moncrief, and tight end Dwayne Allen, even though Allen has been perpetually hurt and Moncrief is currently hurt.
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The London-based investment manager, Alken Asset, said weakness in the storage chip market has hurt Sandisk's stock price which in turn will hurt Western Digital if the deal goes through.
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"There are people in the law enforcement world that are hurt right now; there's civilians out there reading and seeing these things, and experiencing them, that hurt right now," he says.
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" The Chinese diplomat said the two economies "are so closely interconnected" that "any unilateral measures will hurt the other side, but the end result would be that it would hurt itself.
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The match was littered with this: calls to friendship and how far you're willing to go for revenge, what happens when your family and friends hurt and you hurt for them.
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Allowance cuts would hurt troops I'm writing in regards to the proposal to reduce the military basic allowance for housing with a dire warning: This will hurt more than it helps.
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Unlike other oil producers, which are seeking higher prices, Saudi Arabia appears willing to risk lower prices that will hurt its own economy in the belief they will hurt Iran more.
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Were Section 230 to be abolished, as Benioff wants, it might actually hurt Facebook's competitors more than it would hurt Facebook — not exactly the outcome Benioff seems to be hoping for.
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He told investigators after he was arrested in Plantation that the pipe bombs wouldn't have hurt anyone, and that he didn't want to hurt anyone, according to a law enforcement official.
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You can get badly hurt in traffic, but you can also crash into something or get thrown off and hit your head and get badly hurt when there's no traffic around.
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If Congress were to get rid of the electric vehicle tax credit, it would likely hurt GM more than it would hurt Tesla because of the way its cars are priced.
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Hit, spank, or kick Pepper — don't you hurt her!
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" "...might have hurt himself, on that dunk by Robin.
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Gotta say ... maybe a semester at Julliard wouldn't hurt.
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" He continued: "My intention was never to hurt him.
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WASHINGTON — Police officers should aid anyone they hurt immediately.
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" Of another, he said: "Try not to hurt him.
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What the hell — a little bit can't hurt you.
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This is gonna hurt for a while ... for Lauren.
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Just remember — negative comments can hurt anybody's feelings. Obvi.
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A relaxed, meditative state of mind couldn't hurt, either.
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" "I'm a little hurt that he's not here tonight.
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However, broker comments hurt travel and insurance firm SAGA .
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The question is always — has it hurt our portfolio?
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The pollsters - with their landslide predictions -- hurt you badly.
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" (That one had to hurt.) "19 interceptions in 2012!
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Declines in oil prices hurt shares of energy majors .
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" He said, "We're going to hurt the drug dealers.
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" He said, "It will only hurt for a while.
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And, oh yeah ... 2 Super Bowls don't hurt either.
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" He denied that the episode had hurt morale. "N.
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It hurt my feelings … It's outside his comfort zone.
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Graphic: British consumer confidence hurt by looming Brexit - tmsnrt.
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That won't hurt — it will help — the Democratic Party.
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They were hurt -- Eric badly -- but they were alive.
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" Bonniwell immediately said "which, no one would be hurt.
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" Johnson added, "Didn't hurt anybody, except maybe your sensibilities.
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"The people who serve ... they get hurt," Cramer said.
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" "You should be hurt, but don't sink into despair.
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" The proposed script, he said, "makes your eyes hurt.
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Some home cookin' from Blac Chyna doesn't hurt either ...
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Brace yourself, Ashley Graham ... this might hurt a little.
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The Aunts and the Wives are perfectly willing to hurt the Handmaids; the Handmaids don't trust each other because they're sure that some of them will be willing to hurt the others.
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The assumption is that if you got hurt, it's still your fault because you didn't try hard enough to be the right kind of woman — as if empowered women don't get hurt.
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If I don't have kids while they are alive, I am going to have to hold their hurt, knowing that hurt does not cancel out all the other true things we feel.
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Though the United States is a major energy producer, the higher oil prices that would arise from either outcome would hurt consumers, dent profits, slow the economy and hurt the stock market.
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Audio of her courtroom apology—"I'm sorry that my actions hurt people, I'm sorry that they hurt the United States"—was aired by NBC News less than a week before his decision.
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Realistic worst case: Lundqvist was hurt a few weeks ago, and while he's reportedly fine, it was a reminder that him getting hurt or struggling could cost this team a playoff spot.
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I don't even know if I want to hold it here because there are technical challenges now that hurt PM that eventually could hurt Altria and I'm not recommending any tobacco stocks.
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When my character talked to him afterwards, hurt and confused at how he'd been leading me on, he apologized, saying that he didn't mean to hurt me—he was just a flirt.
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" The one thing he felt certain of was that "it will be easier for Trump to hurt the people he promised to hurt than to help the people he promised to help.
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Mr. Rivers told detectives he went to the Golden Kent Motel to buy drugs, according to court records, but "not to jack, not to hurt, especially not to hurt or kill anyone."
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The basic problem with Trump's approach of trying to hurt the Chinese economy in order to force concessions is that any steps he takes to do this also hurt the American economy.
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And if an industry that's so reliant on minimum wage workers wasn't hurt by a minimum wage increase, how could the city as a whole have been hurt by higher minimum wages?
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"Taxing stock options at vesting won't hurt high-net worth executives as much as it would hurt middle-class employees who may not be able to afford the tax bill," he said.
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She wants to hurt him as deeply as he has hurt her, and she sees that tossing his darling bat, Lucille, into a miniature funeral pyre would be the most direct method.
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I think most of us, regardless of what our personal names may be, have memories of being hurt, seeing someone hurt, or even hurting someone else by teasing involving a personal name.
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While the tariffs on steel and aluminum may have helped U.S. producers hurt by China's overproduction, wider tariffs are starting to hurt the economy — though not for the reasons many analysts claim.
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Sayoc told investigators after he was arrested in Plantation, Florida that the pipe bombs wouldn't have hurt anyone, and that he didn't want to hurt anyone, according to a law enforcement official.
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We're simply purposefully looking at calibrating, getting rid of duplication, looking at things that hurt the mortgage markets, hurt this kind of market, so you can enhance growth and do it safely.
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"We find something that wasn't going to hurt the patient, and then we hurt the patient," said Dr. Sei Lee, an associate professor of geriatrics at the University of California, San Francisco.
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I finish by remarking that my career will probably be hurt more for speaking out against this culture than that white actor's career will be hurt for calling me "nigger" on stage.
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At the same time, there are plenty of guys getting hurt for the first time, and if it takes getting hurt and having something stupid happen to realize how to do it better, that's not good because a bunch of guys are missing time they didn't need to or playing hurt and not performing as well.
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" Wayne goes on to explain that it was nothing to do with Drake per se, but that he was simply hurt that his then-girlfriend had slept with someone while he was incarcerated: "As a man," he writes, "that shit hurt… and not because it was Drake, it could have been any man, it would've hurt the same.
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I understand the difference now between the statistical possibility that I might get hurt and the certainty that I will get hurt, and that I'll have deserved it for daring to want someone.
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" Another example Google gives is "tooth pain after filling," which could be understood as "why does my tooth still hurt after a filling?" or "how long should a tooth hurt after a filling?
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"So they had already been shot when my grandma called my mom, and they were just crying telling us that it hurt where they shot them at, it hurt," granddaughter Daisy Fuentes said.
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The Dallas-based chain has also been hurt by a prolonged period of low fuel prices, which has hurt the spending power among consumers in Texas, where many of its stores are concentrated.
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" The last fear Smith highlights is being hurt: "The best way to fight the fear of getting hurt is to do life together and to get to know one another on deeper levels.
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The Congressional Budget Office's analysis of the Senate GOP tax plan shows it would hurt Americans earning less than $30,000, The Washington Post reports, and it would hurt them more than originally thought.
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It is true that these leakers, whistleblowers and probable Deep Throats expose wrongdoing, scandals or actions that hurt the interests of the president and hurt the interests of Republicans in the midterm elections.
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While the prevailing wisdom is that most of the people who are hurt by the shutdown are Democrats anyway, Mazzei's story paints a far more nuanced picture of the whose hurt -- and why.
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"If we hurt Americans to hurt China, we haven't improved our position," Huawei's Andy Purdy, a former top cybersecurity official at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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I cried more for Edward than for the bleeding girlfriend, actually, because I could see that it hurt him to hurt her, and I was more interested in his pain than in hers.
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If a guy asks you out and you're not interested, don't hurt his feelings, and don't laugh at him, because a humiliated man is an angry man, and, sometimes, angry men hurt women.
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Christopher Pissarides: It will actually hurt them more if there is a trade war and it will hurt many, many more people in the United States than those that he's trying to help.
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"After she saw how hurt so many people were at the idea of her performing, she decided to pull out and not cause any extra anger or hurt," he said in an email.
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The irony, of course, is that the people being hurt — again, this is just in political terms, not moral terms — but just in political terms, the people being hurt are disproportionately Republican voters.
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In doing so he reinforced the impression that Donald Trump's intransigence can only help those he would hurt and hurt those he might be prepared to help -- or at least do no harm.
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We didn't know if he was going to hurt us.
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He was hurt during Detroit's win at Cleveland on Tuesday.
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It doesn't seem secured — someone is going to get hurt.
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When I am on the ice, I don't hurt anymore.
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His ultimatum hurt Mexican financial assets and denting global stocks.
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Oh, and it doesn't hurt that it's totally delicious, either.
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I worry that people could get hurt in the process.
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When I was in junior college, I was mentally hurt.
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I'm just hurt that Elena felt she couldn't tell me.
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"I was definitely hurt, but I wasn't shocked," he says.
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The strengthening of yen also hurt the mood, battering exporters.
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Democrats retort that these reforms would hurt the middle class.
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Environmental, trade and regulatory disruptions hurt it more than most.
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Cathleen has a calm temperament and wouldn't hurt a fly.
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My best friend dropped our Snapchat streak, and I'm hurt.
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Resource conglomerate JXTG , hurt by weak oil prices, fell 6.0%.
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It will start first of all to hurt U.S. workers.
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Antics that hurt his image may make that more difficult.
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The Obama economy really hurt a lot of these millennials.
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HURT: -- of how it benefits them, then you&aposre losing.
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Academics said the constant drip of bad news can hurt.
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Those decisions hurt Hillary Clinton and helped Donald Trump politically.
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To know that I hurt her was devastating for me.
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In choosing weakness, his love became stronger than my hurt.
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Fox News contributor Charlie Hurt gives his take on 'Outnumbered.
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It doesn't hurt that "Skyscraper" also takes place in China.
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But overdoing it can hurt more than help, she warned.
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In the end it would hurt Britain quite a lot.
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"No one deserves to be hurt or taken advantage of."
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Obviously, it was one guy that hurt me the most.
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But would his racist rhetoric actually hurt his chances in
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Hurt was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in December 2014.
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I'll be anything to serve, anything but hurt the person.
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Is this going to hurt the Dems in the midterm?
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There's a moment of silence as everyone recognizes Hannah's hurt.
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It didn't tingle or hurt my skin at all, either.
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Pete Sessions said Trump's unverified allegations do hurt his credibility.
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He takes what he wants, regardless of who gets hurt.
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I am startled, but I don't think I am hurt.
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Thus, DeGeneres can't speak for the community that Hart hurt.
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But it may conversely hurt local mom and pop shops.
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And it's a move that will only cause further hurt.
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"Tariffs have hurt dairy farmers in this region," Brindisi said.
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It wasn't easy for me to (pretend to) hurt her.
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He might not be hurt, but his ego sure is.
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Eventually, it started to hurt my body when I drank.
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Three adults who came to their defense were also hurt.
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Is it ever OK for someone to hurt someone else?
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Just don&apost hurt -- you know -- GUTFELD: Poor duck. Juan.
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Debbie's friend is supremely understanding ... grateful that Deb wasn't hurt.
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This isn't like a ride malfunction and someone got hurt.
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In fact, firing Pruitt may hurt Trump in some circles.
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I do think it has the potential to hurt people.
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Norris said she simply doesn't believe the animals hurt Stephens.
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And it's not just tariffs on imports that can hurt.
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But those efforts hurt traditionally Democratic voters and help Republicans.
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The gameplay will do little to soothe their (butt) hurt.
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It feels like a part of me is just hurt.
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In fact, the Olympics can hurt an athlete's earning power.
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I wanted her to be happy so much, it hurt.
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It hurt, but it wasn't the end of the world.
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I expressly apologize to all whose feelings I have hurt.
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The driver wasn't hurt, either, except for their ego, presumably.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that nine people were hurt.
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New ad units — which theoretically means more money — can't hurt.
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My lower back throbbed; my shoulders — even my wrists — hurt.
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This wasn't meant to be offensive or hurt anyone's feelings.
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No boyfriends were hurt in the creation of this story.
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Of course, she would never wish anyone would be hurt.
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Kerrigan wasn't badly hurt, and made the 1994 Olympic team.
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Three people were arrested, and one police officer was hurt.
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But the popularity hurt profits, and MoviePass adjusted the plan.
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That decision got another player hurt and I feel awful.
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I'm sorry, I really didn't mean to hurt that buffalo.
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HURT: Because even that, that kind of makes the point.
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He's just scared because he's been hurt in the past.
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Like poking at a bruise just to feel it hurt.
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I think it's very much hurt other parts of Europe.
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Pavelec was hurt in a collision with Arizona's Shane Doan.
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The male cub wasn't hurt by the dog, he added.
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"I'm swallowing the pain and hurt and anger," Young said.
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All these years I have remained silent but deeply hurt.
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The name being nostalgic to our audience doesn't hurt either.
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They kept me very beautiful because she doesn't get hurt.
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"And, it will hurt US businesses as much as Mexico."
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Critics have said the disparity has unfairly hurt minority communities.
|
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After tweeting the image, Wilton began threatening to hurt himself.
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GoDaddy was hurt by rising costs and slower customer growth.
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It's called Playing Hurt: My Journey from Despair to Hope.
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In such an influential market, that's gotta hurt for Android.
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But Stallone's not the only resident who's been hurt there.
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It can't hurt to, as Edwards put it, "READY UP." ●
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One summer he hurt his back during a swimming competition.
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Mental accounting can both help and hurt us, Madrian says.
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He was hurt colliding with C Nikola Vucevic on Friday.
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I'd rather just pretend I'm dead than hurt someone's feelings.
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And I think it really did hurt my career tremendously.
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I said yes and figured one more date couldn't hurt.
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I think the biggest deal was how hurt we looked.
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She knows he pulled the short to hurt her family.
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"Losing" damages an artist's reputation and can hurt future sales.
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Again, my sincerest apologies to anyone and everyone I hurt.
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At the very least, it can't hurt, Dr. Ross says.
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Consume and share media in ways that help, not hurt.
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It's going to really hurt America's primacy in the sciences.
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But Britain would be hurt most by a hard landing.
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She'd been the first person to hurt her own body.
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That lady after my speech wasn't trying to hurt me.
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" The operator responds, "We don't want anyone to get hurt.
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Watching people get hurt and murdered on film is unpleasant.
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He said that could ultimately hurt sales and thus production.
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"Nobody was hurt," Zhuliany's press service was quoted as saying.
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That gives a deeply hurt expectant parent two choices: 1.
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Your neck definitely could still hurt in this side position.
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He clutched the marbles until their hardness hurt his fingers.
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She's hurt because we were calling her out on it.
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But making childbearing a less forbidding experience could not hurt.
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It really hurt me that they'd just let her go.
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But the hearings ultimately did not hurt Facebook's bottom line.
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When Trico gets hurt or scared, you feel it, too.
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Griffin was hurt when Rivers fell into his left leg.
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Mud, however, protests, saying it doesn't want to hurt anyone.
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"That hurt me because they knew, people knew," Bresha said.
|
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"Fortunately she wasn't hurt and remained pretty calm," England added.
|
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But delaying the launch won't hurt the company's bottom line.
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Because I'm just so tired of being tortured and hurt.
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Car sales are flagging in America, which could hurt demand.
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He initially hurt the hamstring last Friday against the Rockies.
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However hurt Roethlisberger was, Denver never expected him to sit.
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Take a step back to reevaluate the situation that hurt.
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Of the roughly 500 hurt about 200 have serious injuries.
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Japan's Nikkei fell 272.25%, with banks hurt by weak earnings.
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Divisive primaries can hurt parties quite badly in general elections.
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I think he thinks it would hurt his reelection efforts.
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I don't think she was trying to hurt your feelings.
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And I physically hurt and cry for those who have.
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And getting Oscars recognition for his work definitely doesn't hurt.
|
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But there are still plenty of opportunities for hurt feelings.
|
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How much would such a revelation hurt the president politically?
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That could hurt Republicans as well as Democrats, he said.
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"Thank God nobody got hurt," Welke told CNN affiliate WNEM.
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But the governor's whole plan has hurt education in Kentucky.
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No one from our home would ever hurt a girl.
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"I didn't come to Washington to hurt people," she says.
|
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"I'm sorry that I hurt people," he added Thursday night.
|
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Republican insiders say losing those delegates hurt Paul's nomination chances.
|
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It's so hard … I just don't want to hurt her.
|
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The tones of gentle disapproval; the pauses of feelings hurt.
|
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None of the devices exploded and no one was hurt.
|
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No one appears to have been hurt during the mishap.
|
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But trade in specific industries can hurt specific industries here.
|
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"Looking at them made my stomach hurt," his son writes.
|
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"I'm not trying to hurt people," he told our reporter.
|
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Watch what you say; try not to hurt anyone's feelings!
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I'm not trying to hurt you; I'm trying to win.
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And I don't want anyone getting hurt on my watch.
|
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The fire was extinguished quickly and no one was hurt.
|
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Real love means giving someone the power to hurt you.
|
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People that [sic] go against me end up hurt sometimes.
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It also doesn't hurt that the financial risks are small.
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It hurt so bad, I started uncontrollably screaming and crying.
|
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I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt.
|
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Ramirez hurt himself in a dugout fall after Tuesday's game.
|
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She's hurt, feeling very petty, and decides to take action.
|
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But was Chyna intentionally trying to hurt Kim with them?
|
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People who jumped into it without fundamental understanding got hurt.
|
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She is — let's reiterate — scared of being hurt by Arie.
|
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And it doesn't hurt that he's got annoyingly cute cheeks!
|
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The CED's near 20 year development process hurt RCA too.
|
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The trade deal has hurt some Americans while benefiting others.
|
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If I get hurt in the process it's just learning.
|
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"When sweeping it away, I do feel hurt," he says.
|
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"I was so hurt and angry with myself," she says.
|
|
They weren't hurt and their business was not badly damaged.
|
|
The collapse of oil prices in 2014 hurt the economy.
|
|
After all, what you don't know can't hurt you, right?
|
|
None of the eight packages detonated, and nobody was hurt.
|
|
Time's results were hurt in part by a strong dollar.
|
|
In his quest for that first Oscar, another can't hurt.
|
|
Ashley has said "media intrusion" has hurt the company's results.
|
|
Spending some time there hasn't hurt his production so far.
|
|
Read more Read[Via Science]Image: R. Hurt - Caltech / JPL
|
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The bullet came back at the guy and hurt him.
|
|
"Party girls don't get hurt/ Can't feel anything," he intoned.
|
|
And how much did the scandal hurt the bank itself?
|
|
UBS's China exposure meant the recent slowdown hurt it especially.
|
|
Your family, friends and neighbors are hurt by them. pic.twitter.
|
|
The move badly hurt South Korea's retail and service sectors.
|
|
The driver, who was not hurt, was arrested, Boyd said.
|
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Second, not all of the methodological changes hurt Chile's standing.
|
|
A little pictorial reminder can't hurt and may even help.
|
|
And that's counter -- counter-intuitive and it might hurt production.
|
|
But I didn't realize until it started to hurt enough.
|
|
Only hurt people go around trying to destroy other people.
|
|
" But he added, "We don't want to hurt the protesters.
|
|
Over the last decade, currency has hurt its global business.
|
|
"But here's the thing: It's more than just "hurt feelings.
|
|
There were people who tried to hurt him at times.
|
|
Long misfired on numerous snaps, and it hurt Darnold's timing.
|
|
Political turmoil connected to the elections has hurt Kenya's economy.
|
|
They could argue that such seizures would directly hurt them.
|
|
No gators or humans were hurt during the animal's release.
|
|
People are dying for me to hurt the guy's feelings.
|
|
But the kneeling thing really hurt because it was misconstrued.
|
|
It doesn't hurt that they're pretty to look at, too.
|
|
Such a move could hurt the U.S. economy, he suggested.
|
|
Many children and families are hurt and in terrible need.
|
|
"Those who are ultimately hurt are U.S. companies and consumers."
|
|
Two years on, her hurt has deepened into envious resentment.
|
|
Family members are caring for Alridge's baby, who wasn't hurt.
|
|
S. trade war, hurt demand for gadgets across the board.
|
|
It couldn't hurt, says St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson.
|
|
They think their comments are ironic, so they don't hurt.
|
|
"I think about the hurt I caused," Mr Díaz wrote.
|
|
He didn't hurt himself so we can laugh about it.
|
|
It's awful for the families when someone gets really hurt.
|
|
They hurt and will probably fall out of your ears.
|
|
The move is unlikely to hurt Reliance Jio's user base.
|
|
She is hurt, but she is also proud of him.
|
|
Not a strong rubber smell, and didn't hurt my skin.
|
|
You never want to see anybody be hurt like that.
|
|
Blacklist too many Chinese firms and you hurt your own.
|
|
Asked if the abrasions on my neck and bottom hurt?
|
|
Jelena fans everywhere, of course, are feeling hurt and confused.
|
|
My ears hurt from the volume barely 10 minutes in.
|
|
Penalising the Gulf carriers would also hurt the American economy.
|
|
The next goal is to find out who hurt Hiccup.
|
|
There were a couple of walks that really hurt him.
|
|
"To the people I have hurt, I am truly sorry."
|
|
No members of the ground crews were hurt, he added.
|
|
Either way, it can't hurt to try at least once.
|
|
The financial crisis also hurt educational performance in both states.
|
|
Thankfully, nobody was hurt, and the house didn't burn down.
|
|
Instead, they'd be trapped and thus powerless to hurt her.
|
|
Not everyone agrees that lower for longer will hurt banks.
|
|
If you fall and hurt yourself it's a huge liability.
|
|
What about all of the other people that you hurt?
|
|
Mr. Brock has acknowledged lying to hurt Ms. Hill's case.
|
|
Of course, the downside is that someone does get hurt.
|
|
What gets fighters hurt is the blind turn to face.
|
|
I don't know that I cried, but man, it hurt!
|
|
A fourth victim hurt their ankle fleeing from the building.
|
|
But FOSTA became law anyway, and has hurt sex workers.
|
|
I didn't do this to hurt you or your family.
|
|
It has hurt cocoa output and risks spilling into Nigeria.
|
|
And you know what women do when they get hurt????
|
|
Kim Boutin could have hurt Choi when she pushed her.
|
|
Of course, none of this has hurt Facebook's actual business.
|
|
Still, the bans from YouTube, Facebook and Apple will hurt.
|
|
HOW YOU HURT YOUR LEG, IN A FUCKIN NERD CONTEST?
|
|
For every company hurt, there's a company that's being helped.
|
|
We've already put 27% down, but more can never hurt.
|
|
Their economy is getting hurt a lot more than ours.
|
|
Are they going to hurt pedestrians if they're on sidewalks?
|
|
The purpose of the crime was to hurt Hillary Clinton.
|
|
There were many Mexican farmers who were hurt under NAFTA.
|
|
Both are thought to have hurt jobs growth, economists say.
|
|
The allegations did not hurt his popularity at the polls.
|
|
Some were torched to the ground, though nobody was hurt.
|
|
Falling oil prices will only serve to hurt Russia further.
|
|
But that doesn't hurt either as it moves rapidly forward.
|
|
Children at a nearby kindergarten were also hurt, media said.
|
|
Police said he killed a doctor and hurt six others.
|
|
The 16 Billion Dollar China "replacement" money didn't exactly hurt!
|
|
She warns that these things could seriously hurt someone. Yikes.
|
|
Whatever you do, don't hurt the bird or its nest.
|
|
But still, it can't hurt to have more solutions available.
|
|
"This 'can't hurt you' has got to stop," she said.
|
|
The man was killed, but no one else was hurt.
|
|
That's right: Abstinence programs may hurt more than they help.
|
|
Senators expressed concern the cuts would hurt more Native Americans.
|
|
Iraqi state television also reported that Adnani had been hurt.
|
|
So fragile. Life. Love. Hurt. Pain. Geometry. Creation. Destruction. Ice.
|
|
If you make mistakes he is going to hurt you.
|
|
Luckily for Pepsi, the ad didn't really hurt their image .
|
|
I know plenty of other people who've hurt themselves too.
|
|
That said, opting to wear blue light glasses won't hurt.
|
|
Some people are afraid of losing control or getting hurt.
|
|
S. trade conflict could hurt global exports, investment and growth.
|
|
Leaving the deal is more likely to hurt job growth.
|
|
"I hurt it when I hit the ground," Ferguson said.
|
|
No one was hurt, so there was nothing to atmosphere.
|
|
When I find out what happened, I am feeling hurt.
|
|
It does hurt her that she has to say that.
|
|
We are feeling hurt and let down by the government.
|
|
But if I hurt your feelings, I apologize for that.
|
|
They've really denigrated the franchise and hurt the balance sheet.
|
|
But that backlash hasn't seemed to hurt Instagram too bad.
|
|
The 16 Billion Dollar China 'replacement' money didn't exactly hurt!
|
|
Broad risk aversion hurt the dollar against the Japanese yen.
|
|
Marijuana stocks tanked on concerns that sales could be hurt.
|
|
Ng said that the political uncertainty had hurt investor sentiment.
|
|
I'm unarmed and I have nothing that will hurt you.
|
|
A little ginger and gochujang butter sure doesn't hurt either.
|
|
You need to just simply address that you've hurt people.
|
|
Am I going to get really hurt by this guy?
|
|
The massive production budget and outrageous stunts didn't hurt either.
|
|
"The two errors definitely hurt," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.
|
|
But, infrastructure be damned, because Trump is angry and hurt.
|
|
"I'm definitely hurt and I'm disrespected," a heartbroken Kristina said.
|
|
Such a warning would not significantly hurt sales, Young added.
|
|
Government officials expressed concerns the strike could hurt Indonesian exports.
|
|
Losses in the research division will inevitably hurt IPO pitches.
|
|
Those whose interests are hurt by such reforms protest noisily.
|
|
CBS's lack of a diversity hasn't hurt its bottom line.
|
|
"I do think it has hurt North Carolina," he said.
|
|
That's because the strike didn't seem to hurt much, overall.
|
|
Opposed: I guess it can't hurt to try something new.
|
|
There's another problem: this new policy could actually hurt readiness.
|
|
How does someone hurt a little one so tiny & fragile?
|
|
BUT I THINK THEY WILL HURT BUSINESS IN THEIR STATE.
|
|
But in the business world, misspellings can hurt our reputation.
|
|
"The turnovers to start the game hurt us," Crean said.
|
|
All of that could hurt her in a general election.
|
|
Otherwise, the spray didn't hurt, sting, or burn my skin.
|
|
That will hurt Social Security, according to the SSA report.
|
|
Even if you come home alive, your soul will hurt.
|
|
I ran away and thank God I am not hurt.
|
|
Recent market volatility has helped and hurt Nasdaq, Greifeld said.
|
|
The 2 women were both hurt, but refused medical attention.
|
|
Oddly, I was more hurt by her behavior than his.
|
|
They aren't purposefully out to hurt black and brown people.
|
|
And how did their reporting hurt Rick's chances at freedom?
|
|
Anyway, Justise in a bucket hat here wouldn't have hurt.
|
|
No one was hurt in the explosion in New Jersey.
|
|
One might hurt, but the other would probably eat you.
|
|
If that doesn't hurt him with Trump voters, nothing will.
|
|
But you got hurt because you did cool by 'Ye.
|
|
Bernie Sanders, claiming it would actually hurt longevity and health.
|
|
Nobody else was hurt in the operation, which was continuing.
|
|
And that's what people do — they hurt everyone around them.
|
|
Kevin Brady, whose Texas district was hurt by Hurricane Harvey.
|
|
"I was very hurt when [Cohen] chose sides," Jill said.
|
|
The BBC, citing the actor's agent, said Hurt had died.
|
|
In the end, the Pomeranian -- which was not hurt -- won.
|
|
Her connections in the media business surely won't hurt either.
|
|
The rise would hurt prospects for growth, the report said.
|
|
Altogether the adjustments hurt earnings by 222 cents per share.
|
|
He knows I don't want to hurt anyone, especially family.
|
|
This will hurt the agency's scientific research capabilities, Stabenow said.
|
|
"Pakistan may do things that hurt American interests," Rossow said.
|
|
But that doesn't mean that it doesn't hurt my feelings.
|
|
"I get my feelings hurt all the time," she admits.
|
|
Several firefighters were hurt but no serious injuries were reported.
|
|
AL, if he comes back, he'll just hurt you more.
|
|
Saudi public finances have been hurt by declining oil revenues.
|
|
Fortunately, none of his 150 cattle were hurt, he said.
|
|
In the meantime, just half a Kit Kat can't hurt.
|
|
Political instability within South Africa also has hurt the currency.
|
|
"After getting over the nerves, I loved it," Hurt remembers.
|
|
He never intentionally hurt anyone just to make a buck.
|
|
But as Sinhababu explains, your love won't be too hurt.
|
|
More than 30 people were hurt in Fields' car attack.
|
|
One interesting fact: The censorship has not hurt wealth creation.
|
|
But she never imagined he would ever hurt their child.
|
|
It didn't hurt that the media basically lives on Twitter.
|
|
"You can't underscore how few people were hurt," he said.
|
|
"We got hurt in transition," Jazz coach Quin Snyder said.
|
|
The Seahawks won the game ... but damn, that's gotta hurt.
|
|
Her skin fell off and it hurt a great deal.
|
|
Every day it's still around, it continues to hurt consumers.
|
|
Weak economic growth hurt loan growth in Nigeria last year.
|
|
Others were hurt in a stampede to flee the scene.
|
|
I tell him, 'yes, you got hurt, from a headbutt.
|
|
Juan: The inexpensive nature of producing zines definitely doesn't hurt.
|
|
He belongs in prison where he cannot hurt anyone else.
|
|
High prices hurt motorists and oil consumers across the country.
|
|
The race hadn't started yet, and no one was hurt.
|
|
S. trade conflict could escalate and hurt the global economy.
|
|
Maybe it is the hurt feelings, but Khloé is skeptical.
|
|
But thus far, this has not seemed to hurt Trump.
|
|
It didn't hurt that it was also a hit overseas.
|
|
Physicians were issuing warnings that McGregor could get seriously hurt.
|
|
They've always wanted to hurt each other when they're upset.
|
|
Avaricious governments after independence hurt some; poor succession planning others.
|
|
In the short term, Facebook's move will certainly hurt Motherboard.
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They feel your hurt and want to share your pain.
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The change in and out, it hurt our tempo obviously.
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Why do we hurt the ones we love the most?
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It can't hurt to make a request to Santa, though.
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It also doesn't hurt that the song is a banger.
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Will it hurt the site's ability to attract more leakers?
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President Trump tweeted that removing them would hurt US culture.
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Lewis told King that his comedy was rooted in hurt.
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"Don't hurt her feelings and don't die, okay?" says Mateo.
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"I get my feelings hurt all the time," she admitted.
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His hard image, though, hid wells of hurt and trauma.
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Those inventories - the result of overproduction last winter - hurt margins.
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Neither the king nor any of his entourage was hurt.
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I was really upset and hurt for a long time.
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I apologize if I ever hurt you with my comments.
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Andrew Luck got hurt and missed most of the year.
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"Imagine someone really hurt you, physically and emotionally," she writes.
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Its lack of gluten neither helped nor hurt the food.
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Saxes never hurt anyone, the people of Sidangkou doubly so.
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I'm not out here to hurt kids in night clubs.
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But it's older counterpart probably isn't going to hurt you.
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"I have to face that it hurt people," she said.
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We love together, we laugh together, and we hurt together.
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"That kid has hurt us," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Bringing out Stevie Nicks probably didn't hurt Styles' cred, either.
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I don't want to hurt the Clintons, I really don't.
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"We always don't want someone to get hurt," he said.
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Failure to meet them would only hurt the country's reputation.
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I don't think Aria is going to hurt her friends.
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Even in television news, a little stunt casting can't hurt.
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Fifty years ago it hurt, and today it still can.
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He said U.S. tariffs hurt American workers and American consumers.
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"I would never intentionally hurt someone like that," he said.
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Even the biggest, strongest athletes in the league get hurt.
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This is nice, and it makes my payments hurt less.
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And to receive that treatment hurt him to the core.
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I think it could have only hurt the (Trump) campaign.
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The fact that it smells absolutely lovely doesn't hurt, either.
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She concedes that the controversy probably hurt the Christian cause.
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The free samples and awesome return policy don't hurt, either.
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A big bad bogan is not going to hurt you.
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Upset and feeling hurt, I pulled out that other joint.
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But what industry is not hurt by competition from abroad?
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Those are true lost Clinton votes — and that can hurt.
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We started giving them baserunners and the home run hurt.
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I did fall down a lot and it did hurt.
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The IDF said no Israelis were hurt in the incident.
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No one was hurt in the fire, the company added.
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"The size difference really hurt us inside," coach Porter said.
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Higher fees than that are common and hurt even more.
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There are a lot of chances beforehand to get hurt.
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Every family who pays an electric bill will be hurt.
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That may hurt not just manufacturers' sentiment but domestic demand.
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Low fuel prices could hurt overall sales of electric vehicles.
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So we've got to pace them so nobody gets hurt.
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The companies' statements and their losses hurt other big retailers.
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"It hurt me to see him like that," she said.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Weak refining margins hurt Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM.
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" Mr. Talese said, "That's the one that truly hurt me.
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Yes, her arms hurt and she got blisters from scooping.
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And religious customs that hurt children should not be protected.
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And that could hurt him — or, conceivably, even help him.
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"I would never purposely hurt someone, ever," she said, crying.
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"That's all those pollutants that you've read about," Hurt says.
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Lúcio's smile was so wide it made his cheeks hurt.
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When it doesn't hurt anymore, that's when it's really over.
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But sales are down enough to hurt Apple's bottom line.
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A more aggressive stance on monetary tightening would hurt gold.
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So the impact may be delayed but it could hurt.
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The employee did not appear to be hurt, Kohles said.
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The employee did not appear to be hurt, Kohles aid.
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Some analysts also think negative rates hurt broader public confidence.
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The aches and pains don't seem to hurt as bad.
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That, perhaps, was why Hull's tacit rejection hurt so much.
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A ban could also hurt more people than it helps.
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Our focus is now on those hurt in the accident.
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Two people were slightly hurt in Nusaybin, a witness said.
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But such tariffs would hurt U.S. manufacturers who buy steel.
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This is really going to hurt in a few years.
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This is going to hurt, and pain is the point
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Thus, the agreement would have hurt his ability to rule.
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Nor can they afford to hurt themselves before November 2628.
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At least two of those hurt are in serious condition.
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As many as eight others were hurt, the lieutenant said.
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" He added: "Whoever hurts us — we will hurt them sevenfold.
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Lyft says that weakening the standards will hurt its business.
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Global uncertainty has hurt the market for initial public offerings.
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Still, China's tariffs have hurt exports from US auto plants.
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"No one knows yet how many are hurt," he said.
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No member of the public or the police was hurt.
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"This man obviously intended to hurt himself," Chief Boyce said.
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He worried that it would hurt businesses in his state.
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Volkswagen remains the company hurt most by the diesel fallout.
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You've ended up projecting coldness but also weakness and hurt.
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The result in Iowa will hurt him in New Hampshire.
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Earnings were also hurt by a $169 million restructuring charge.
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And it wouldn't hurt to gather a rosebud or two...
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Beijing threatened retaliatory tariffs that could have hurt American farmers.
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Now the political squabble over broadband may hurt her livelihood.
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"The more I learn, the more I hurt," she said.
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Read more: Does Freezing Your Credit Hurt Your Credit Score?
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"Where Does It Hurt" by Jonathan Bush with Stephen Baker
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Opponents say the proposal would hurt businesses, especially small ones.
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"It's nice that both sides have been hurt," he said.
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Worried that getting multiple quotes will hurt your credit score?
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"I don't care if you get hurt," she responded airily.
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I felt as if I hurt everywhere, but also nowhere.
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They also argued it would hurt minority and independent programmers.
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A disappointing outcome could hurt European stocks, the study showed.
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It's so hard.... I just don't want to hurt her.
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Also, the reasonable tuition of $20,000 didn't hurt my decision!
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They laughed when I begged them not to hurt me.
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