She looked incredulous, "What — we just left," she said.
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Carlson grows incredulous and furrows his brow; he grows more incredulous and unfurrows it, letting his features melt into a disbelieving smile, which sometimes gives way to a high-pitched chuckle of outrage.
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I'm sort of incredulous that this could be happening again.
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Other reviewers, however, were incredulous at the level of anger.
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Alicia responded with a slight, incredulous tensing of her brow.
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"We hear from incredulous fans all the time," he says.
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Captain Sloane gave her an incredulous look, and she shrugged.
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This parsing drew a "whoa" from an incredulous Justice Kagan.
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Parker and Mango are incredulous that their friend was stopped.
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Gory game play and Conan's comically incredulous responses were shown.
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Some people were incredulous because the timing was too perfect.
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Watch her explain it all to an incredulous Conan O'Brien.
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On /r9k/, another notorious 4chan board, users were also incredulous.
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If Versace is incredulous, he's too polite to say so.
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Opposition lawmakers were incredulous at the position Poland was in.
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"HE LIKES IT," Rosenhan wrote in his notes, clearly incredulous.
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Mr. Snitzer turned incredulous: "Can't I take a nap now?"
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Social media erupted at the incredulous nature of the allegations.
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Hart, the N.R.A. lawyer who initially approached Brewer, was incredulous.
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An incredulous Biden questioned whether the man was really 92.
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And he seemed incredulous when a reporter asked him about Lin.
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After prosecutors presented the allegations, Circuit Judge Robin Green appeared incredulous.
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They respond to the absurdity of their situation with incredulous humor.
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On the other end of the line, the prosecutor was incredulous.
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Opinion Columnist I'm often incredulous at Republican servility to Donald Trump.
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And people were worked up about his boots, he asked, incredulous.
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" And yet another said, incredulous, "KJ Apa has a [sic] accent?
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Incredulous, I counted all the spots in the parking lot: 226.
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"Is this a true story?" one incredulous North Korean asked me.
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This is like a Bermuda Triangle of intelligence, Stout thought, incredulous.
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A lawyer for Mr. Byrd seemed incredulous about all of this.
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The counselor, incredulous, suggested that he seek a more practical vocation.
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Clinton was incredulous at the characterization of the abortion rights group.
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Incredulous, Maajid demands to know what his brother has told them.
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Now she listened at the other end of the line, incredulous.
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And the reaction on social media sites ranged from mocking to incredulous.
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Australians may be incredulous to learn that they are doing relatively well.
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Coffey was incredulous when Graceffa described being weirded out by the invite.
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It is barely an improvement — it draws an incredulous eye every time.
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Incredulous short-sellers have queued up to bet against SolarCity and Tesla.
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Trevor was incredulous at Tomi for attacking the Black Lives Matter movement.
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"Why, because I told you that I ate pasta?" she asks, incredulous.
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George's comment prompted a few incredulous responses: Lou Andrews of Portland, Ore.
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More than a decade later, Pelosi was still incredulous at the promotion.
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I mostly made my own baby food, which elicited some incredulous responses.
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"I'm putting cash under my mattress," I wrote in an email, incredulous.
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"And then you get turned into ashes!" the little girl howled, incredulous.
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In provincial France, some were incredulous at the influx of city folk.
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Nonetheless, the appointment of Ms. Patton elicited incredulous responses in New York.
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News that she was headed there leaked out to her incredulous teammates.
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When I looked incredulous, my son showed me how it was done.
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The response to many of the reports has been swift and incredulous.
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Then he was incredulous, he said at a news conference on Monday.
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When a sheriff's deputy showed up, twenty minutes later, he was incredulous.
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Other conservatives are equally incredulous about the idea of nominating Mr. Romney.
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" Asked how Daniels reacted to Trump's insult, Avenatti said she was "incredulous.
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When I spoke with Rolnick a few years ago, he was still incredulous.
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Comey was "incredulous" about Trump's tweets, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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The ones from loyal fans of the restaurant were either incredulous or dismissive.
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Blake and Garrett in particular are incredulous when Colton returns with a rose.
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"We're winning," Dar says, incredulous at McClendon's plan to hit Keane even more.
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" President Obama was incredulous that anyone would think his health law "doesn't work.
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"Parents always want to do everything for their children," an incredulous oncologist protests.
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"You put the shirt away," I said to my husband that evening, incredulous.
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CNN reported Monday that Comey was "incredulous" after the president made his allegation.
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The crowd erupted and Crozier even got a hug from an incredulous Tiger.
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Beneath this incredulous misreading of fiction as documentary exists a strain of conservatism.
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The tweets alternate between supportive, incredulous, and oversharing, but they are all entertaining.
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Divine, sitting on his boat for a rare interview years later, remains incredulous.
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"You're going to compare Donald Trump to Jesus Christ?" asked an incredulous Colbert.
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When I asked why his Wuxi client hadn't considered divorce, he was incredulous.
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" Sounding a somewhat incredulous tone, Tatel asked, "Could the attorney general use fentanyl?
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We might laugh at how incredulous that work of science fiction would be.
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They also said that some detectives were insensitive, dismissive and incredulous toward victims.
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Part of me didn't feel incredulous as Verstappen's car crossed the finishing line.
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That's why the Muszynskis were incredulous about what happened just a few weeks later.
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" (Silence on the other end of the phone, then incredulous.) Kid: "Make Vines, homie!
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Getting ready to board the Senate subway on Tuesday, McCaskill sounded even more incredulous.
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" Abedin just looks at him, incredulous, before leaving the room with an, "I can't.
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A lot of comments are incredulous that a "knitting site" can be so opinionated.
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"I never had a job in my life," he says with an incredulous laugh.
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The reaction in the room was "incredulous," the longtime CDC analyst told the Post.
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" Dr. Martin recalled his incredulous reply: "And I went, 'You're really sure about that?
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Westerners — and particularly foreign businesses — are incredulous over the power that prosecutors have wielded.
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KENT, N.Y. — When Maureen Fleming first ran for local office, an incredulous colleague approached.
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That incredulous shock of embarrassment is precisely what the Swiss Institute's new exhibition conjures.
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First, he explained the situation to Osaka, and then to Williams, who was incredulous.
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For decades, Chick Donohue's "greatest beer run" story has been met with incredulous scoffs.
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Mr. Donnelly, 56, said he was not hurt but was incredulous about what happened.
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Reactions on Twitter and other social media ranged from fierce approval to incredulous opposition.
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The chip maker was on edge, frustrated and incredulous that the process had stalled.
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Two teen-age boys, eagerly hospitable, greeted my anxious questions with loudly incredulous hilarity.
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MORE's (R-Texas) statement about loaning a gun sparked an incredulous response from Rep.
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"He's down, sir," Siatta said to an incredulous Kurtz as he rejoined the squad.
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"You came back?" said an incredulous middle-aged stranger to me the next day.
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And others may now be more incredulous of the campaign's statements on her health.
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Incredulous at how racist she is, he tells her black colleague what she said.
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Her eyebrows have leapt up before she can stop them, she is incredulous, and outraged.
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Adding insult to injury, he then went into an incredulous rant about Hillary's deleted emails.
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"Are you joking?" asked the incredulous television presenter interviewing him when he made the claim.
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I handed her my driver's license and she scrutinized it like an incredulous club bouncer.
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He listened, incredulous, as my father explained that we were interested in touring the cavern.
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He still seemed incredulous over what he called the "blackmail" that led to his departure.
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Her half-incredulous reaction brought a smile to Joe Reginella, 47, who was standing nearby.
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Stunned and incredulous, the Russian-born singer paused briefly to think about it, then accepted.
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And that was before they gave a life-changing interview to an incredulous Giuliana Rancic.
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But the offer, made without even a hint of an apology, has provoked incredulous outrage.
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"So we have animals in the water that nobody can see?" one character says, incredulous.
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"I'm actually incredulous that the president would make a statement like that," McCaffrey told MSNBC.
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Several Puerto Rican players were incredulous that the Americans would be bothered by their plans.
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Mr. Spicer, who had taken pains to call on Ms. Ryan that day, was incredulous.
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" Incredulous, another asked: "When's the last time you worked out four times in a week?
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I watched the tenor of our social media posts morph from smug to incredulous to despondent.
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I was incredulous this month when I read the article in The Times recounting this incident.
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When Tyler reveals that he's been held captive for more than seven months, Lorca is incredulous.
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"Is this a joke?" an incredulous Thompson asked, her lead suddenly gone in one fell swoop.
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Incredulous shoppers then try to nondescriptly eyeball the thesp, with one fellow quickly snapping a pic.
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For her part, Ms Freeland was incredulous at the stinginess of America's offer on government procurement.
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Some took the form of incredulous Jeff Bridges GIFs, others mimicked famous lines of Lebowski dialog.
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Details emerged on Thursday of a bungled response to the attack that left many Israelis incredulous.
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In defense and security circles, many were incredulous that the offer would be committed to email.
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Fox News' Tucker Carlson's segment on this, featuring Ann Coulter, was an orgy of incredulous outrage.
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When told he was being charged with battery and "burglary of a conveyance," Muslet was incredulous.
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"Everybody wants 50/50, so we'll see," Thames said, agreeing with the incredulous response that receives.
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It went viral, gathering more than 50,000 signatures and launching a bevy of incredulous news articles.
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" A member of the audience for one of his talks was incredulous, asking "That happened here?
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The children are incredulous; they believe they can still persuade their father to change his mind.
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I'm still a skeptic, ambivalently incredulous and experiencing gut level cognitive dissonance when I remember it.
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Today, Haifa Jabara stands at the spot where she was hit, still incredulous about what happened.
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" I asked what Abballa was taking revenge for, and he gave me an incredulous look. "Why?
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The long delay in charges also left another party incredulous: Mikerin's own legal team, records show.
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Even Hansen was incredulous that YouTube will strike channels like his for saying certain banned words.
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But he was incredulous that such a statement would have resulted in a complaint to superiors.
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But it's really our current system, not single-payer health care, that should evoke incredulous reactions.
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Kelly again appeared incredulous, saying talk like that scares Americans about what the President-elect might do.
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Lamorne Morris is incredulous over Lil Wayne's pronouncement he's never experienced racism ... saying flat out Wayne's lying.
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On the ground, leftists were incredulous at the parallel between the Nazis and their range of enemies.
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Frankie is incredulous at the movie, and can't mask his disbelief at all the dicks on screen.
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I would've been incredulous at any age, but when you're a feisty teenager, I was like, What?!
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Even the most incredulous people have to admit that Depeche Mode has tremendous significance and staying power.
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That was true, and during a back and forth with an incredulous Greg, I relayed exactly why.
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The stakes of climate change are so enormous that it's easy to become discouraged, alarmed, or incredulous.
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The actor took a couple seconds to process this information — and then burst into incredulous, delighted laughter.
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When I asked Sanders whether his campaign had revealed gaps in the progressive infrastructure, he was incredulous.
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Andrus remained incredulous after the game, maintaining he had control of the ball for the third out.
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Some commentators were incredulous that security services had allowed Legco to be stormed in the first place.
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Comey was reportedly "incredulous" and asked the Justice Department to swat down the claim, but was rebuffed.
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It's not the incredulous look I receive when I tell people I don't watch Game of Thrones.
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But the incredulous "Really?" and size of the laughter made it clear how pointless that complaint was.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts and one of the bank's harshest critics in Washington, was incredulous.
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He added (on Twitter, of course): Naturally, some prominent Twitter users were incredulous about the forthcoming change.
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"You sacrificed your family for a book?" a young woman on the Greek island asks Leo, incredulous.
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I haven't watched Miss America since I was in middle school, and I was incredulous even then.
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" An incredulous Mr. Ohlmeyer asked, "Do you think that plastic thing in your ear is a brain?
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"You really film here?" asks one incredulous fan of the preserved set on the Warner Bros. lot.
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Later, when Gee asserted that nothing more in the case was appropriate to unseal, Cabranes seemed incredulous.
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An incredulous three-judge panel in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against them in August.
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He believes denials when it suits him -- even when it seems incredulous for him to do so.
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Noah was incredulous and nostalgic that plagiarism was, not so long ago, enough to end a campaign.
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Dr. Arthur Frank, chair of the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at Drexel University, was incredulous.
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Anyone who thought for a second about the supposed evangelical reaction to Moore should have been incredulous.
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Incredulous comments like, "He lets you travel by yourself?" and "Aren't you afraid?" often surround such unescorted adventures.
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" Prieto is quoted as being "incredulous and in disbelief" and asking, "Why the hell are we standing down?
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Berger sounds incredulous when he speaks about the "Kraemer quartet," which he and Greene say mischaracterized the techniques.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, ostensibly one of Trump's closer allies, has his arms folded and appears incredulous.
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When she demonstrated what she meant — just how loose and how low — the dancers looked a bit incredulous.
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When oft-nude left-field musician Har Mar Superstar told Adams to "chill out, dude," he became incredulous.
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" The New York Times is so incredulous of the opening line of the Snap prospectus, that "Snap Inc.
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When asked if he listens to or feels he's competing with any of his contemporaries, Natia is incredulous.
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"If you're filming me, how can I be harassing you?!" asks the incredulous Brit before they walk away.
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Some American students at the Courtauld Institute of Art (where, full disclosure, I am a student) are incredulous.
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It is incredulous to me even after all this time that a person can disappear without a trace.
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"I would be incredulous if China's GDP growth could continue at the level it's been historically," he said.
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None of your friends and colleagues are incredulous when you tell them you haven't yet finished season three.
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They were incredulous the speaker would not simply fall in line behind Mr. Trump given the political ramifications.
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Knowing that there is no safe or controlled use, it's incredulous that asbestos imports actually surged last year.
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His mother, Trina Brock, was initially incredulous when she heard about adaptive riding at Alex's former high school.
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"That took 10 hours?" an incredulous Kevin Madden, a Republican strategist, asked on CNN immediately after the statement.
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"We really wanna talk about that now?" the incredulous actress, activist, and two-time Academy Award winner replied.
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Horovitz comes on like a borscht belt comedian, but beneath that he is urgent, incredulous, kind of vulnerable.
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That incredulous shock of embarrassment is precisely what the Swiss Institute's new exhibition, Readymades Belong to Everyone, conjures.
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Given the location, her friends were incredulous when they learned how low her rent was — $25,475 a month.
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The most famous incident came when Spicer told incredulous reporters -- two days before Trump's first workday in office!
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Their talks usually go over well — although in San Francisco they often hear "incredulous gasps," Mr. Fried reported.
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The driver looked incredulous; if he moved the van forward now, he would break one of Saldaña's legs.
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An incredulous public wants to know how such tragedy could befall modern warships equipped with the best technology.
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Mr. Sadr often meets diners who are incredulous that mint and cilantro can be cooked, with delicious results.
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Are Scooter or Armin Van Buuren really capable of provoking any tears that aren't tied to incredulous laughter?
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And get this ... our sources say Chyna is incredulous because the type of ecstasy cops found is uncommon.
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"Parents were outraged and incredulous — like, this can't be," Amanda Fried, whose daughter attends the school, told the Chronicle.
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" During the question and answer portion of her appearance, she grew incredulous at the GOP health care debate. "Really?
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English has pairs like alternate/alternative, fortunate/fortuitous, discrete/discreet, economic/economical, historic/historical, incredible/incredulous and many others.
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The two delighted the audience taking turns singing, with an incredulous Block showing her excitement throughout the special moment.
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While some market-watchers might still be buying, others are incredulous at how bond yields can dip even lower.
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He was incredulous, saying the FBI honcho laid out the case to prosecute her and then walked it back.
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The Friso, Texas, man was incredulous the city police cited him for going nine miles over the speed limit.
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President Barack Obama, speaking after a national security meeting, was incredulous at Trump's accusation of a "rigged" general election.
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The lack of U.S. citizens named in the Panama Papers has left Microsoft founder Bill Gates a little incredulous.
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My friend was incredulous and asked why he hadn't gotten into his airplane and prepared to fight the Iraqis.
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In one incredulous scene, marauding mobs in a communal riot charge at each other with swords and other weapons.
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Sure, they might be incredulous about the public's fascination with their matching moments, but they're apparently on to it.
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Asked whether he ever felt strange dabbling in the same music scene as his father, he looked briefly incredulous.
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The 'L&HH' star is incredulous that Kelly would dare go out partying at the club for his birthday.
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He's still incredulous when he meets with Claire, but seems to trust that she truly is from the future.
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When I explain this to incredulous clients, I'm often met with uncomfortable silences or a battery of angry counterarguments.
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He has spent decades relating his beer-run story, often to incredulous scoffs from friends, strangers, even some relatives.
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By the end of Sunday's game in New Orleans, even more sadly, Jackson no longer looked incredulous or shellshocked.
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Mr. Trump sounded incredulous that he never got to sit for an interview and defend himself to the author.
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Tom was right to sound incredulous: This part of the book was not exactly an advertisement for flight test.
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" Thinking back on the project now, Mr. Pendleton said, he is somewhat incredulous, describing himself as "maybe gracefully naïve.
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Seth Meyers is incredulous about what has transpired in the Russia scandal since he was last on the air.
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The conversation was not helped by an inadvertently unmuted phone line where an analyst seemed incredulous at Spiegel's response.
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So when I heard how many Americans wanted to move to Canada post-election in 2016, I was incredulous.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, Mr Trump's first nominee, was incredulous that Indiana's solicitor general, Thomas Fisher, was arguing to the contrary.
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Joe Tacopina is incredulous at statements made by Brinkley's lawyer that her honor will not recuse herself from Meek's case.
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"You want me to prosecute them based on where the timber in the shipment didn't come from?" he asked, incredulous.
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The next question is usually an incredulous, "But why?" because frankly, American presidents have accumulated a whole lot of power.
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The ornery Blaxploitation character actor D'Urville Martin (Wesley Snipes), who Rudy has hired as director, is incredulous at Rudy's ineptness.
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President Barack Obama seemed incredulous Thursday at the idea of a "rigged" general election, which was suggested by Donald Trump.
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Trump was incredulous over Bill Clinton's meeting with Lynch, saying in a speech Friday, "He opened up a Pandora's box."
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And don't be too incredulous — these could be in the palm of your hand in the not-too-distant future.
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"Only the poor victims are to blame!" an incredulous Jayaprakash Narayan, a doctor and Loksatta Party founder, wrote on Twitter.
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"I know this might be weird but it's a weird buzz, everyone wears diapers," McCarthy says to an incredulous Seacrest.
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Spencer slinked across the stage, switching it up from earnest to serious to incredulous when he talked about sexual identity.
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The young men and women in the audience were at turns staring intently at me, at other times nearly incredulous.
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With Bolt, the pleasure, the gasps of incredulous laughter, always came with just watching him make the impossible look workaday.
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"Who do you think you want to undercut?" an incredulous Vettel said; there seemed to be no cars near him.
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As colorful as the Trump administration has been, few officials have drawn more incredulous attention than EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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Even now, as he discusses everything he's been able to accomplish because of his work with Perón, he seems incredulous.
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On a post on Electric Forest's Facebook page, some angry young men were incredulous that the program would prevent assault.
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Ahead, check out a trio of very-right-now takes on the modern corset, whether you're incredulous or into it.
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Marie Yovanovitch told congressional investigators she was "incredulous" after being recalled over what she called "unfounded" claims, the report said.
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In Belarus, life has gone on much the same and the president has been highly incredulous of international coronavirus measures.
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Incredulous Germans watched the men walk — yes, walk — in long rows across open terrain — then proceeded to mow them down.
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" Lena Headey is incredulous, an amused smile curving lips best known for sneering as Cersei Lannister on "Game of Thrones.
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As The Times reports, Chinese officials are "jubilant and even incredulous" at the success of their hard-line negotiating strategy.
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"Can you believe that?" the incredulous president asked during the dignified ceremony in the East Room of the White House.
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On the sidelines, McVay was incredulous, seemingly unaware that the fake had been called by special teams coach John Fassel.
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And he seems unaffected by recent polls and incredulous media coverage that have underscored the improbability of his presidential ambitions.
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An account on Axios has one employee describing the mood as "intense," but with employees not so much angry as incredulous.
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When we meet her, Amina is brimming with incredulous joy the night before her marriage to Elvino, a prosperous young farmer.
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When the case was originally filed in October on behalf of Jane Doe, Chutkan had been incredulous at the government's arguments.
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Called "Sweet with Nutella" the advertisement on Facebook has already garnered 41,000 comments from delighted - if a little incredulous - food fans.
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But this year — a year during which people were constantly incredulous — that blinking GIF caught fire even outside the gaming community.
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In any case, Laurel insists to the incredulous Keating clique that she had to lie in order to "protect" her dad.
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She says when she first started to raise concerns about their role in weight gain, some of her friends were incredulous.
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Meanwhile, back at the White House, incredulous aides are still reminiscing about the brief, crazy reign of Scaramucci as communications director.
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Erik Nielsen, global chief economist at UniCredit, was incredulous at Munich Re's decision to hoard cash and gold in this environment.
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Master P is incredulous a lot of Prince's posthumous fans are now singing his praises when in life they mocked him.
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One team was incredulous of Epstein's claims of having access to trillions of dollars that could go in the charitable fund.
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" I tried to seem incredulous in a jovial sort of way: "Gosh, I might be losing my mind, er, ha-ha!
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Considering how much the pop landscape has changed in a decade, Ms. Stefani is incredulous about her ability to continue recording.
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"He said he would like to come to our church and teach everybody how to be a Muslim," Howard recalls, incredulous.
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But Facebook and its leader have finally matured past the incredulous dismissals and paralysis that characterized its response to past scandals.
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Check it out ... she puts Kev on speaker and he's beyond incredulous when Charlie asks if baby-making is a chore.
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Certainly it does not feel like a threat to Elena, who soaks up the attentions of the Sarratores with incredulous delight.
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He said Ford's memory had failed her but was incredulous at the idea that his recall could deliver a similar error.
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But Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate and a member of the committee, was incredulous.
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During arguments in April, several justices seemed indignant and incredulous at the government's hard-line approach in the case, Maslenjak v.
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Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, speaking on the Senate floor, seemed incredulous at the reticence of his Republican colleagues.
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He's incredulous Kelly isn't facing the same fate as Harvey Weinstein or Bill Cosby -- and believes race is the only difference.
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" A source told CNN that Comey was "incredulous" about Trump's allegations last weekend that former President Barack Obama had his "wires tapped.
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When the Eleventh Circuit voted 9-2 against reconsidering Mr Bostock's complaint "en banc" (as a full court), the dissenters were incredulous.
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Rose believes many people were incredulous about the amount of money Andrews sued for because they don't understand what victims go through.
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New York police Commissioner James O'Neill described the men as "strolling" along the street and seeming "incredulous" when they took the bag.
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Now, because Ryan was once similarly adamant he would "not be a candidate" for speaker, observers are incredulous about his latest declaration.
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In early December, when President Barack Obama declared that he was confident that no voting machines had been hacked, Bonifaz was incredulous.
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" The New York Times' Timothy Egan was properly incredulous after Bush's remark: "Is it arrogant to say that smoking causes lung cancer?
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Britain's largely foreign-owned car industry has become increasingly incredulous as a stable and attractive investment environment descends into deep political crisis.
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If they've never used one, they're usually apprehensive about the idea of shooting water up there and often give me incredulous looks.
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She told the same thing to NBC News, incredulous that Trump reportedly said "he knew what he signed up for" multiple times. .
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Expect more old-line companies to find themselves on their back feet, compensating by paying outsize, sometimes incredulous sums for breakthrough competitors.
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A magical house that provides a portal to see the truth if only the seeker is willing to succumb to the incredulous.
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It borders on incredulous to believe Friedman's sudden reversal during his Senate Foreign Relations Committee testimony of what he had previously professed.
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" The woman told Jezebel she was left "stunned and incredulous" at what went down, and felt "demeaned" and "put in my place.
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Granddads lolling on exasperated looking garden furniture, incredulous toddlers, fist-pumping moms with the jitters, all present and correct, all utterly transfixed.
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"I almost ran into about ten of his fans coming to work," said an incredulous Fritz Coleman, a newscaster on the show.
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Koepka looked incredulous when his tee shot at the 149-yard par-3 14th got caught in gust and sailed the green.
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Yovanovitch said she was "incredulous" at her removal, according to a copy of her opening statement obtained by The New York Times.
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While Judge is demure about his long blasts, preferring to let teammates admire them, he was incredulous when told of Winfield's gesture.
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"And I said, I was the only one who's beaten an incumbent Republican in 30 years," Ms. Warren said, appearing slightly incredulous.
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Caleb, meanwhile, is more incredulous than anything else over his injury, and jokes that the accident even landed him a new nickname.
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When I explained that the men with flak jackets, helmets and semiautomatic weapons were the protesters, not the police, they were incredulous.
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Angry and incredulous, she started snapping photos of the 10-song lists and posting them, in real time, in an Instagram story.
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Stephen Sestanovich, who served as the State Department's ambassador at large for the former Soviet Union between 1997 and 2001, was incredulous.
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Many of his readers were incredulous and offended at the art critic and "word-painter"'s refusal to stay in his lane.
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In an incredulous dissent, Judge Carolyn Dineen King argued it was obvious that the ACA does not need to be tossed out.
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Trump was incredulous after Pelosi announced this week that she was endorsing a formal impeachment inquiry, people familiar with his response said.
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Outside the Lines reached out to several different members of the medical community and their reaction to Ellenbogen's actions were nearly incredulous.
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Indeed, when President Obama was briefed on the dossier and the spymasters' justification for doing so, his incredulous response captured the confusion perfectly.
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Success so eludes Earn, he is incredulous to find out that Paper Boi—his cousin, Wayne—sustains himself financially as a drug dealer.
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An incredulous Anderson Cooper interjected to question whether it was fair to call those beliefs a conspiracy, and Obama gladly took the bait.
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Trump's tweet displays an incredulous tone, suggesting that the content of his tweet was not meant to be understood as a literal statement.
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On foreign policy, as much else, Pompeo has mostly been reduced to a loyal megaphone, amplifying Trump's claims to an increasingly incredulous audience.
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It added to the nagging feeling, still, that this wasn't real and she was just playing a scientist on TV. Stella was incredulous.
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Youthfully incredulous that such things still existed, I read through the online event listings—but none of them mentioned the no-women rule.
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Members of New Edition were incredulous watching the success of the NKOTB: "$800 million in T-shirts and stuff, man," recalled Michael Bivins.
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Why it matters: Abe and his aides were "incredulous" that Trump "would be so brazen," according to a source briefed on the conversation.
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" When I ask where her happiness comes from, Trethewey looks briefly incredulous, as if I haven't been hearing her this whole time. "Resilience.
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Ford's announcement, for example, spurred an incredulous reaction from none other than Mary Nichols, the influential chair of the California Air Resources Board.
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I don't know the expressions they are going to make, but I feel like they would find this as incredulous as I do.
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For instance: "I'm just a dirty little fish swimming around in a dirty pond," Madoff exclaims, incredulous that he's become a national pariah.
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The Lakers have not only done just that with Kevin Durant; they are incredulous at the idea that he might turn them down.
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When the staff he brought with him seemed incredulous, Randall was quick to remind them not to get involved, no matter what happened.
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Public figures are using their social media platforms this week to denounce everything from white supremacy to Donald Trump's incredulous "many sides" argument.
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And the rule-breaking shock of that was reflected in Ted Cruz's incredulous rant on Tuesday as Indiana voters headed to the polls.
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Incredulous, the fire department pounced on the blaze, put it out, and watched indignantly lest it make another peep, which it did not.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), the top Democrat on the subcommittee, said she was "incredulous" over Green's explanation of the Marines's "muted" response.
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" Bannon was incredulous about the meeting shortly after it was revealed, according to the book, concluding sarcastically, "That's the brain trust they had.
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"We were just incredulous," Ms. Todd said, when Mr. Trump leeringly declared that there was "no problem" with that part of his anatomy.
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Even Fiona (Emmy Rossum), V's best friend, who's never afraid to ask loaded questions, simply gives the whole situation a vaguely incredulous look.
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Of course, essentially saying "I am the reincarnation of Jesus Christ" has drawn eye-rolls and incredulous laughs from all over the world.
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"They're incredulous when it happens, because they've filed returns for 50 or 60 years and it's the end of an era," Jones said.
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"We're the victims here," Deborah Coughlin, president of the Metropolitan Republican Club, said on Sunday, striking an incredulous tone after Mr. Cuomo's remarks.
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Asked about whether Mr. Cotton and Mr. Perdue could be technically correct if Mr. Trump had instead said "shithouse," Mr. Durbin was incredulous.
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" Bannon was incredulous about the meeting shortly after it was revealed, according to the book, concluding sarcastically: "That's the brain trust they had.
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When word filtered out that most Jews were being killed at death camps, they were incredulous, and counted themselves lucky despite their misery.
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When Sabathia saw Girardi headed toward the mound with a 3-2 lead and one out in the fifth inning, he was incredulous.
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I'm tempted to laugh at myself as I type these sentences because I, too, greeted news of the Space Force with incredulous guffaws.
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Many remain incredulous that the dam was delayed at all in a country that needs more electricity to power its fast-growing economy.
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Students were incredulous at the shortsighted and callous ways in which European settlers polluted their own waterways, clear cut forests and destroyed ecosystems.
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The congressman -- who also chairs the powerful Black Caucus -- is incredulous Trump and the NRA have not defended Castile's right to bear arms.
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Single-payer skeptics tend to be simply incredulous that government-run systems, both in the United States and abroad, are more cost-effective.
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" Bannon was incredulous about the meeting shortly after it was revealed, according to the book, concluding sarcastically: "That's the brain trust they had.
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When asked about SET's future, Marsha remains incredulous about the game's success, and hopes it continues to bring families together for decades to come.
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Melissa Curran, a 43-year-old independent from here in Huber Heights, was incredulous about the President's request for Ukraine to investigate the Bidens.
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Or the white colleague who was so incredulous when I explained why I don't try to pass for white that his face turned red.
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Gray learns new skills along the way; stalking, shooting, and gutting her kills, before converting them into delicious meals for her incredulous urban friends.
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She is incredulous, and struggling to figure out how she will get to work on the days she works her second job at Ross.
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"What, now you help others to our stuff too?" asks a young Perdue staffer, half-amused and half-incredulous, as Mr Sasse jogs out.
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When the officers tell him to stand and put his hands on the hood, an incredulous Murphy asks what he is being charged with.
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And the tone of those tweets -- angry, incredulous and, most interestingly, victimized -- suggest just how much emotional investment Trump has in all of this.
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Late last month, Swizz Beatz, Ms. Keys's husband, took to Instagram with a video defending his wife: "This is deep," he said, clearly incredulous.
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When he first heard the "unsubstantiated reports of SARMs and other appearance- and performance-enhancing drugs" being sold online, he was "incredulous," Bhasin said.
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I was gobsmacked at the whole spectacle and incredulous as to whether I was actually hearing and seeing what I was hearing and seeing.
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When pressed by the reporter to clarify if he thought Trump's withdrawal of federal protections for transgender students was emboldening bigots, Spicer was incredulous.
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I'm simply incredulous that any educated adult would suggest such a thing with an expectation than any significant fraction of people would believe it.
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I ordered three plates of the yellowtail sashimi with jalapeño, incredulous that this pricey appetizer at Nobu's namesake restaurants was free for all here.
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" In his post-address remarks, Mr. Hannity, incredulous at the Democrats, asked his guest, "How can you sit down and not want to cheer?
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Brian Austin Green is incredulous at people who have gone after his 4-year-old son who routinely goes out in public wearing dresses.
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But she's incredulous, saying she did Dick Clark Productions a favor after they begged for her to sing, and she did it for free.
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"Oh, he's not?" asked an incredulous Cindy Yeargan, 71, when informed that the hedge fund billionaire Tom Steyer was not going to be onstage.
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" Fairbanks was incredulous: "Are you sure it's not just Clinton friends taking some random photos and pinning it on him for revenge or something?
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Viewers were incredulous that the Duke of York subjected himself to polite-but-relentless grilling about accusations that he had sex with a teenager.
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This was 2018 years after Georgiana Houghton exhibited more than 150 of her spirit drawings in central London in 1871, to an incredulous public.
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Unsurprisingly, the tweet prompted a flurry of incredulous responses on social media, with many rebuking the Indian military for propagating theories previously debunked by science.
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The next time an NFL scandal breaks as an incredulous acquaintance wonders aloud how Roger Goodell remains employed — well, now you have your answer ready.
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Trump appeared incredulous that the U.S. military hadn't sunk these small Iranian attack boats, and he viewed it as a humiliation and sign of weakness.
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On Twitter, journalists attending the keynote prefaced their tweets about the demo with "no joke" to preempt the eye-rolling and incredulous replies they expected.
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Robert Huie, an assistant US attorney in San Diego working the Fat Leonard case, was incredulous when he heard what Francis was able to do.
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Despite the touchy-feely song title and music, Heather keeps her skeptical monotone throughout the entire track, staring at viewers with an incredulous "WTF?" expression.
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Residents of Mifune, Kumamoto Prefecture, in Japan will be cat-proofing every window and door to their homes after this terrifying and downright incredulous crime.
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She sounds incredulous when recalling that birth control used to be a major point of contention among Republicans, and that it's still an issue today.
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" Bannon was incredulous about the meeting shortly after it was first revealed publicly, according to the book, concluding sarcastically, "That's the brain trust they had.
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It's the same manipulative shit she always pulls, and this time the exhausted, incredulous group straight-up quits on her: Michaela, Connor, Laurel, then Asher.
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"I'm incredulous that you don't know whether or not your company is attempting to avoid the U.S. courts for liability regarding Lion Air," he said.
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Reaction to the move was largely incredulous, and a handful of students, including one football player, transferred to schools where they could keep playing sports.
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My horror at the separation of parents from their children and the pain that has resulted from the administration's zero tolerance policy leaves me incredulous!
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"There was a 'right' answer to everything, which was that Taylor is perfect and everyone else is wrong, or you were wrong." she explains, incredulous.
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The 23-year-old is incredulous Trump has remained silent in the wake of a torrent of revelations from celebrities and others about sexual abuse.
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On a trip to New York in October 2014, Mr. Warner went to see Mr. Auster, who was incredulous at the idea of a play.
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But that's tempered by Zola's constant strategizing and wry asides to the audience, a spot-on translation of the Twitter thread's savvy but incredulous tone.
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We find ourselves incredulous that such things could happen here, despite all of our (very expensive) efforts at becoming the world's best place to live.
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Instead, we watch from behind the detective's double-sided mirror as the women mouth incredulous words, their faces scratched and struggling to keep their composure.
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Jon Voight is incredulous at people -- especially the media -- for even insinuating Donald Trump was suggesting violence against Hillary Clinton in his Second Amendment speech.
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" Bannon was incredulous about the meeting shortly after it was first revealed publicly, according to the book, concluding sarcastically, "That's the brain trust they had.
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Before long, there were about 1,200 comments on the thread—enough to necessitate a second thread, in which commenters grew even more incredulous about Avery's case.
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Those who regularly defend the President and some who have worked in senior roles in his West Wing were incredulous Wednesday, cringing at the President's remarks.
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Amanda Fried, a mother of two students at the school, told the Chronicle that parents are "outraged and incredulous" at the policy and want it changed.
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Hillary Clinton is a sore loser and even worse, a hypocrite ... according to Donald Trump, who is incredulous she's now challenging the results of the election.
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D.L. Hughley is incredulous that Roger Stone is predicting civil war if Trump gets impeached ... because the Trumpians will lose just as hard as the South.
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Security experts are incredulous that law enforcement would ask Apple and Google to consider banning or policing apps that support encryption, to which I ask… why?
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If this invention has you feeling some type of way, you're not alone — and you'll find a community of equally confused (and incredulous) folk on Twitter.
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Some in the EU fear you have staffed your court with jokers and knaves (many were incredulous at your decision to appoint Mr Johnson foreign secretary).
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Within the incredulous responses a single unifying question emerged: How is more work—longer hours for teachers in order to keep parents on the job—progress?
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And I can tell you having lived through it that as we talked about the Wii and people were incredulous that it wasn't an HD device.
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With equal passion, Republicans were incredulous that anyone suggested a large fir decorated with lights and ornaments in December was anything other than a Christmas tree.
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Again, after facing a spate of incredulous comments, the EEOC now states that the data will not be compromised because it follows federal government confidentiality standards.
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Hubbard, 58, still seems incredulous that the team would give out a bobblehead of his likeness; his family is coming up from Atlanta for the event.
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"Once they picked up the bag, they seemed incredulous they had actually picked this up off the street and they walked off with it," Boyce said.
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Tillerson's own June testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, meanwhile, elicited eye-rolling from Corker, incredulous at his protracted timeline for restructuring the State Department.
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The difference between the two versions — together, just a minute long — brought a wave of laughter, more delighted than incredulous, from the listeners around the table.
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Prince Andrew: Britons were incredulous about the Duke of York's interview with the BBC about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, the financier and convicted sex offender.
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They are incredulous that Mr. Trump would have taken a meeting with Mr. Manafort and Mr. Kushner, two top campaign lieutenants, about damaging information on Mrs.
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Questioned by incredulous White House reporters, who noted that other presidents had made those calls, Trump said he was told otherwise by unidentified officials — and demurred.
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The flight attendant, a white female, incredulous at the black doctor's identity claims, initially declined her offer to help ("Oh, no, sweetie, put [your] hand down").
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But, rather than have it rile him, Ambush grinned and quietly let the presenters' incredulous remarks about his football-socks-and-sandals look roll off his back.
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Having gone through that experience, my uncle says he understands the negative reactions online to the recent Communist Youth League directive -- ranging from being incredulous to infuriated.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. After Thursday's hearing, community activists said they were pleased the video was coming out, but were incredulous of the city's shifting philosophy.
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Give that sum to an American school food services director and you may want to have tissues handy as he's likely to break down in incredulous tears.
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With an incredulous laugh, Sushmita mentioned that, once, she saw someone get bitten for not moving out of the way when the doors opened on the subway.
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The story goes that when young Cal opted to stay cutting tobacco, one of his co-workers was incredulous that he was staying despite his elevated status.
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CNN host Chris Cuomo was left incredulous Wednesday night when Trump campaign press secretary Kayleigh McEnany claimed that the president has never lied to the American people.
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For example, said Bezos, if a convention of farmers a century ago were to learn that "massage therapist" would be a job, they would have been incredulous.
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Sorry to play the "I can't tell them apart" card here, but it's a draw: Emily and Haley's incredulous bitchfaces were double the fun throughout the special.
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For months, I was incredulous about the timidity of those Republicans in Congress who knew that Trump's presidency was an abomination but refused to say so publicly.
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" As for Chris, he is incredulous that anyone could think a gay black man has "some sort of advantage, in this society, over a white trans guy.
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An incredulous Buttigieg asserted that she was taking his comments out of context, and he attacked her for meeting with Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in 2017.
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In a small stall in a basement startup section of the trade show, I was incredulous that I would be able to meditate and achieve some calm.
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The conservative-leaning program, known to be a favorite of Trump's, included a panel of hosts who were incredulous that Democrats might not allow Page to testify.
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When I told my friend Togo Shigehiko in Tokyo that Americans spend hours or days each spring gathering records and filling out tax forms, he was incredulous.
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But when a former client told him, last year, that he knew a guy who had invented a way to turn air into water, Hertz was incredulous.
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FBI Director James Comey was reportedly so "incredulous" over Trump's explosive accusation on Saturday that he asked the DOJ to release a public statement rebuking Trump's claim.
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" Ms. Tlaib was incredulous: "The fact that someone would actually use a prop, a black woman in this chamber, in this committee, is alone racist in itself.
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Jawbreaker's prolific nature and intense work ethic landed the band an opening slot on Nirvana's In Utero tour, which begat incredulous looks from their friends and fans.
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The former students&apos lawyer, Albert Murray Jr., said he was incredulous, given the state is targeting people who say they were sexually molested by a state employee.
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But this past winter, incredulous that someone so vile as Trump could grow so powerful, I needed Russell Westbrook to be greater than he had any business being.
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"Someone tries to get with one sister — and then tries to get with the other," Henry says with an incredulous expression in a new promo for the E!
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The Nazi Germany parallels are inevitable when, in episode 2, an incredulous, naive Emily (Alexis Bledel) rejects her boss' instructions to keep a low profile because she's gay.
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Even if you believe the market demand for Helios' stock (I, for one, find them incredulous), there is an enormous challenge of converting that money into equity now.
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An incredulous Dozzarelli then replied telling Hamill how he's been such a huge inspiration for him since he was little, and adding that "I'll keep believing it's real".
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In 2007 Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, then the president of Iran, told a crowd of incredulous students at Columbia University in New York that "in Iran we don't have homosexuals".
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"You can run a big operation like I've seen here and only take in 12 dollars a week?" asks an incredulous Elliott while interviewing Goulding's paperclip factory chief.
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The camera is only on him for a few seconds, but in that brief time, he neatly conveys incredulous disdain, exasperation, and the tiniest hint of smug relish.
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If you're especially bored this Friday and prefer to get your news from incredulous sources, you may be interested in this video of Punxsutawney Phil predicting the weather.
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"You were completely oblivious?" the incredulous questioner asked after presenting Mr. Sondland with media appearances and social media postings in which Mr. Giuliani described his intentions about Ukraine.
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" But Flake added that he believed senators had been "incredulous" and "hopeful beyond reason" that Trump would eventually start to "inhabit the office in a more responsible fashion.
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"Like so many other mothers in this country, I was incredulous and devastated that 26 Americans could be slaughtered in the sanctity of an elementary school," she says.
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She quickly found that even though she lost weight during the process, people online and even in person remained incredulous that she was an athlete at her size.
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Opinion Columnist During George W. Bush's very bad presidency, liberals would sometimes invoke Ronald Reagan with a sort of incredulous nostalgia, astonished that he seemed reasonable in comparison.
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As a result, we believe anyone who wants children can have them, so our questioning of women who still remain childless has become even more pushy and incredulous.
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" Less than a minute later, answering a reporter's incredulous follow-up question, Crane contradicted himself from said 55 seconds prior: "I didn't say it didn't impact the game.
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So if the filmmakers of "Joker" come out and say, "We had no idea we were making a dangerous movie; we're incredulous about it" — how could that be?
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" When the moderator asked what that looks like, Davidson pointed to an incredulous Kenan Thompson sitting in the audience, saying, "I don't know, but that guy's with me!
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Opposition incredulous The survey was carried out over the first 10 days of March 2018, in conjunction with Doctors for Health, a national organization of physicians and specialists.
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When he and my pregnant mother arrived in Australia in 1980 and discovered that their new country encouraged them to maintain their language and culture, they were incredulous.
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An incredulous Stephen Colbert unpacked that argument line by line in Wednesday night's Late Show monologue, and it's worth watching just to make sure you're hearing Dershowitz correctly.
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I mention this not to single out Haberman and Thrush, experienced political reporters, but to highlight a common practice: stories that offer too little help for incredulous readers.
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"I would be incredulous if China's GDP growth could continue at the level it's been historically," said Jim McCafferty, head of equity research, Asia ex-Japan at Nomura.
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FBI Director James Comey was the first to dispute the accusation, and was described by law enforcement officials to CNN last Tuesday as "incredulous" after Trump tweeted his claim.
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Last week, an incredulous Corker told reporters between bouts of laughter that he could offer no predictions about what was going to happen amid the uncertainty in the Capitol.
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Analysts, pundits, fans and players have been incredulous as unfancied Leicester City - pronounced "Lester" and nicknamed The Foxes - has clung to the top spot through the last eight months.
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"But they did not film them with their mobile phones, as everyone does these days in Egypt, or try to stop them," he told the court with incredulous bemusement.
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is what our presidential showdowns have devolved into -- not an after-debate discussion of substantive issues, but a parsing of all the incredulous, ridiculous utterances.
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" 'The fetus is incompatible with life; you will very likely lose it anyway past the 20th week' — that's what this doctor told me," Benedetta said, still angry and incredulous.
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The answer, the justices unanimously ruled Thursday, was no, though their finding wasn't a surprise — in arguments in April, they seemed both incredulous about and horrified by the idea.
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"You get a really brief glance at the individual in very poor illumination and you're going to try to remember that 52 years later?" she said, her tone incredulous.
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He continues his incredulous tone: He goes on to list several other bleak statistics about how the pro-gun U.S. looks in relation to the rest of the world.
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Wasted Heroes also responded to angry and incredulous tweets about the shirt, explaining that the shirt is intended as a statement, of sorts, about being slavish to a brand.
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But he appeared incredulous it would result in anything but requiring tech companies to provide law enforcement a technological means to access currently irretrievable encrypted data with a warrant.
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One source, the owner of a London-based business intelligence firm who has worked with the US on similar operations in the past, was among those who were incredulous.
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A swell of incredulous users pointed out that, contrary to the earnest meme, they had been assaulted, groped and made to feel generally unsafe on the club's dance floor.
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The 25-year-old set the tone by breaking the Williams serve in the opening game and raced into a 22-226 lead in front of 22,21 incredulous fans.
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As evidenced in the clip below, Johnson confessed to an incredulous Fallon that his last bite of candy was a movie-theater Twizzlers all the way back in 1989.
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As I sit down to meet Brooker in the corner of a Soho restaurant in London, I'm unsure whether to expect someone entertaining and inviting, or cynical and incredulous.
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They may have at times been surprised or even incredulous to learn about the legal contours of rape and the definition of consent — but the point is, they learned.
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There are statues of men and women with large, incredulous eyes as well as fragments of beautifully carved parts of mosques that are a mere few hundred years old.
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"I never thought I would say this, but I have a newfound respect for Lil Wayne," Lahren said, apparently incredulous that she has the capacity to respect a rapper.
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" Writing in The Post, an El Paso public defender named Erik Hanshew quoted an incredulous judge: "If someone at the jail takes your wallet, they give you a receipt.
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How 'Plaid Shirt Guy' Got Prime Seating at a Trump Rally Images of Tyler Linfesty behind President Trump at a rally looking incredulous during his speech gained widespread attention.
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It is precisely for that reason that many white people are incredulous when they see a person of color heaving, gasping for breath, complaining that the air is poisoned.
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"She told CNN exactly how she views millions of Americans who hold different political views than her own," McConnell said with an incredulous tone during a Senate floor speech.
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He is direct and self-effacing; she is more willing to make herself something of a character, the crescendo of her sentences often ending on an incredulous question mark.
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And on the other side of the spectrum, stadiums full of fans feel incredulous that rich, privileged black athletes could have any complaint about race relations in this country.
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The point here is to try to explain something to those people who are still incredulous over Trump's behavior, or his lack of qualifications for the nation's highest office.
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Back then, the LOLA team was incredulous that the FDA isn't required to disclose what's in our tampons; now, they're equally frustrated that our tampons are still being taxed.
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Openly incredulous at Mr. Stone's inconsistent explanations of the Instagram post, she issued a gag order intended to force him into public silence about the criminal case against him.
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"There were nothing but black kids in my class, the class across the hall, the school, the neighborhood," Mr. Lester, writing in 1976, recalled telling his incredulous young son.
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But I'm incredulous about the idea that you could actually implement that kind of new tax financing as quickly as would be needed to have a universal Medicare system.
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He addresses Marianne and Napoléon, commands Chekov and Tolstoy (seen in color-tinted photos) to wake up, and tells an incredulous Jaudard and a sober Metternich about their futures.
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After St. Bonaventure learned that it would not be playing in the NCAA Tournament, Atlantic 10 commissioner Bernadette McGlade released a borderline incredulous statement about the selection committee's decision.
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Hicks' friend Reg Lamontagne told the Star he believed Loku said, "What, you going to shoot me now?" sounding incredulous — not "Come on, shoot me," like the report says.
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A senior Republican staffer was reportedly incredulous when asked whether Sessions thought of himself as a foreign policy specialist and met regularly with ambassadors while he was a senator.
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In a statement read by Strelzin, she called her story "incredulous," said she was grateful for being reunited with her grandfather and cousins and asked that her privacy be respected.
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So incredulous were my friends when I referred to Fallout 3's Vault 101 as "a maze," for instance, that it became something of an in-joke among our group.
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They were incredulous at my treatment, and they had satellite haven homes across North London where I could get some respite from the hurricane that threatened to consume me whole.
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The director was said to be "incredulous" after Trump's tweets, concerned that the allegations would reflect poorly on the integrity of his agency, which he has consistently and fiercely defended.
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And at least one of his flubs prompted incredulous cross talk from others on the stage, when he suggested that only one black woman had been elected to the Senate.
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That shift in register was so extreme as to create an inadvertent comedic whiplash, which of course only helped the ad spread, shared by the affected and the incredulous alike.
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Seen from afar, many find it incredulous that these celebrated and highly-paid players could have any complaint about the country that has afforded them so much wealth and opportunity.
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U.S. Treasury yields slipped as fixed-income investors were also incredulous of the likelihood that the Fed would tighten monetary policy soon, despite Dudley's comments and the jobless claims data.
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The humor of the skit comes from the incredulous logic that a black man could be so blind to his own self-preservation that he would become a white supremacist.
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Philipp Plein's incredulous 2 fashion editors who were sitting next to the 23-year-old got up and left when they realized they were sitting next to President Trump's daughter.
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In the left panel of one work from 2016, an incredulous New Weekly announces Trump's victory through a frantic photo of the then-president-elect holding crying babies in his arms.
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And you have to be able to ignore the incredulous voice of our culture at large, continually asking: How can someone be happy with their fat body and still work out?
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His statements show how seriously the president considered Pyongyang a threat last year, but also how incredulous he is of pictures — actual pictures — showing the country's weapons program is getting better.
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In a video that's since gone viral (it has 11 million views and counting), Morley can be seen holding out a ring while an incredulous Newble repeatedly asks if he's serious.
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At one point Trebek jokes about going to the commercials to temper the extreme awkwardness of the situation (and maybe to defuse his own incredulous response!) Trebek the real MVP pic.twitter.
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While not alone with his thesis, Isaacs' view has generated fierce debate over the years , with many market-watchers incredulous at how bond yields can dip even lower into negative territory.
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And if you told someone in 2007 that foreign election interference would be as much a worry for Facebook as oversharing and privacy problems, you might be met with incredulous looks.
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When he said that it's typical — and acceptable, in the government's view — for some people to be held for a year and a half or more, Justice Sonia Sotomayor was incredulous.
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Mr. Rajan, a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, predicted the 2008 global financial crisis three years before it happened, to an incredulous audience of prominent bankers and economists.
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The former supreme allied commander of NATO, James Stavridis, said news of Pompeo's trip left him "honestly incredulous," in part because it took so long for the news to come out.
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The paper drew an incredulous response in the press, and critics pointed out that the journal was a marginal pay-to-publish operation that was hardly representative of the scholarly mainstream.
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However, Zelinski said, Raiders diehards old enough to remember the first move are "incredulous, downtrodden, and disappointed" the organization is so seriously considering pulling up stakes and abandoning this community again.
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Boxer and ESPN commentator Timothy Bradley Jr. predicted a close decision, but long-time trainer-turned analyst Teddy Atlas had Pacquiao up 116-111, and was incredulous at the decision afterwards.
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Mr. Stansfield has grown accustomed to phone calls from incredulous Swedish board members who assume that he, by dint of being English, must be able to divine the mysteries of Brexit.
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Reviews of "One More Light," the latest album by Linkin Park, were not so much negative as they were incredulous about the onetime rap-metal stars' continuing embrace of electronic pop.
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Herbert Behrens, the chairman of the parliamentary committee investigating the issue, described being incredulous when Mr. Winterkorn said he had not heard of the term "defeat device" before the scandal broke.
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Mike: Yeah, I was on their earnings call with investors, and all the Wall Street analysts were incredulous that Twitter didn't get a "Trump bump" from all of his nutty tweets.
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Last December, one traveler discovered that through Uber it was cheaper for her to take a helicopter to John F. Kennedy Airport than a car, posting her incredulous reaction to Twitter.
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Democrats and anti-Trump Republicans are often incredulous seeing the party of Ronald Reagan allied with Vladimir Putin's Russia, but the truth is, there's no reason they should be in conflict.
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There have been more questions than answers in regard to the shooting, the obvious and most primary questions revolving around the "how" of the situation, and the almost incredulous nature of it.
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A cable, sold by YUNSONG, a company I've never heard of, was the fourth search result and is included in a pack of three, which means it's only $3 a pop. Incredulous!
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Ethiopian swimmer Robel Kiros Habte, 24, hadn't even hit the water when Olympic fans started talking about his body, with incredulous comments about how he could possibly be competing at his size.
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Where most media depictions try to intellectualize such points of friction through incredulous think pieces, Chicklet captures the sloppiness of what it's actually like to go through it, camera shakes and all.
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Page told me he was incredulous at the suggestions and told everyone he knew, including Halper, that he had not met either Russian intel figure and knew of no Trump-Moscow coordination.
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Mexico, Canada and the European Union -- longtime allies of the US -- were incredulous they were considered a national security risk to the United States and issued tariffs against US goods in response.
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The revelation left Ms. McDonald's family angry and incredulous, and asking themselves hard questions: How could so many people not have recognized that the woman in the coffin was not Ms. McDonald?
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That is why I was incredulous reading about the understaffed federal prison system, especially given the government's intense scrutiny of my jail — the Cook County Jail in Chicago — over that very issue.
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If Ford was grateful for the opportunity to be heard, Kavanaugh was incredulous that she was being given that opportunity, that it was taking this long, that it could possibly take longer.
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Last year the Emmy Awards took place under the looming shadow of Donald J. Trump, nominated but not yet president, and the humor directed at him had a raw, tense, incredulous edge.
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Nigel Wright, chief of staff to Prime Minister Harper, offered to pay off Duffy's expenses himself — Duffy, broke and incredulous, said he followed the letter of the law in claiming those expenses.
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Two people familiar with the comments said that most of the staff appeared incredulous; one person said several people in the room knew that the timeline Mr. Kelly had presented was false.
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Pharmacists in Uruguay were incredulous to learn that their bank accounts could be shut down, considering the years of study and planning that preceded the start of retail marijuana sales last month.
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On "The Daily Show," Trevor Noah waxed incredulous that Republicans who have been trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act for seven years don't have a replacement bill they can agree on.
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She writes about how her otherwise incredulous parents (they met in a biker bar; he was wearing a baby-blue Jimmy Buffett T-shirt) fell into New Thought, a mind-healing movement.
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But what made the scene extra fun were the incredulous faces on the rest of the gang, who're listening as they flee from the Mind Flayer or hide in a Russian bunker.
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" On the same day, Trump was briefed on the hacking by intelligence officials, after which he released an incredulous statement claiming "there was absolutely no effect on the outcome of the election.
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The audience erupted in applause as the incredulous "Americanah," author added: "I think surely... I mean it's 2018," she said in the video of the event posted by French news channel Loopsider.
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" Cohn's comments drew an incredulous response from CNBC host David Faber, who shot back, "Gary, I want to be 10 years younger and six inches taller, but wishes don't always come true.
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Incredulous that she'd never tried one before, her boyfriend, Chris Hui, dragged her to a tiny stall in Chinatown with no seats and a kitchen equipped with little more than a toaster oven.
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He wasn't happy about having to walk back the Pence compliment and has at times sounded incredulous over the notion that his relationships with Republicans could be seen as anything other than assets.
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Parents might be incredulous that listening to audio content is enough to keep their kids engrossed when the wonders of Netflix, YouTube and Snapchat are just a click away on the same device.
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"All they seem to be doing is brewing tea," stormed one American officer in the Netherlands, incredulous that British troops had been made to pause rather than push forward to aid another division.
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Graham appeared incredulous when asked Monday if his close relationship with Trump made him biased in his role of overseeing the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is charged with oversight of the Justice Department.
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It seems incredulous that we need to remind ourselves how dearly a price in blood and treasure we paid to rid ourselves of the scourges of slavery and the encroaching horror Nazi atrocities.
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He continuously lauded his own 26-year service in the U.S. Army and the FBI, and comically appeared incredulous that any of us would have the audacity to question his impartiality in investigations.
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FNC Anchor Shepard Smith is incredulous, blasting President Donald Trump, Donald Trump, Jr. Jared Kushner and the whole White House gang for repeatedly lying about their contacts with Russia during the 2016 election.
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They bring us together to get teary over happy endings (me, often; my brother on rare occasions), as well as incredulous (me) over how characters who are supposed to be journalists are portrayed.
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She ended up taking a photo with the young fan, and we shared an incredulous laugh about that serendipitously timed moment that could have happened in a lot of places in the world.
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Carrion's question also put forth an open challenge of the law, a question of an alternate reality that would be an incredulous show of contempt towards the resolution of Puerto Rico's debt crisis.
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Jackson grew increasingly incredulous at Reuveni's responses, saying that based on the government's argument, people would already have been "ripped" from their lives in the United States before they could go to court.
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It's a simple reaction, but it seemed to say it all at a time when the world was a confusing mess and people were feeling pretty dang incredulous a lot of the time.
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"I genuinely hope, Carter, that you are innocent of everything, because you are doing a lot of talking," an incredulous Chris Hayes told Page when he appeared on Hayes's MSNBC show in October.
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Although I was initially incredulous, I delight in the fact that, more than half a century ago, an anonymous man from Brooklyn gave us the gift of life and, years later, each other.
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The doctors were incredulous, and insisted that the growth above his head was just "damaged tissue," and that "there's no way it could be functioning," but Bentley's behaviors and normal developmental trajectory suggested otherwise.
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Washington (CNN)At the Supreme Court on Wednesday, during arguments concerning a naturalized American who had been stripped of her citizenship, Chief Justice John Roberts appeared incredulous at the government's position in the case.
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The clip explains all the sensors the car has to ensure the safety of the driver and Burrell is incredulous when the car reads that a light turned green and the car sets off.
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Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), is still incredulous as to why no one listened to her warnings about income equality and the effects that it could lead to.
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For those who follow his account, the tweet is vintage Griffin: a nugget of breaking news, packaged tightly with a line of inoffensive but somewhat incredulous analysis — as if to say, 'omg, I know.
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In the transcript of his interview, investigators appeared to grow increasingly incredulous as they presented Mr. Sondland with news media appearances and social media posts by Mr. Giuliani in which he described his intentions.
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And I'm proud to say that I also was one of the few to report that there weren't any WMD in Iraq and remember fondly presenting that conclusion to an incredulous NBC editorial board.
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Still incredulous, they came to wish the caissons bon voyage a week later, after a 150-foot-wide cut was opened in the dike, allowing six tugboats to wrangle it out into the river.
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The overwhelmingly foreign-owned industry has become increasingly incredulous as a stable and attractive investment environment descends into one of its deepest political crises, risking the free and frictionless trade the sector relies on.
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"If they went to a port of entry, that would not be a crime," she added, sparking an incredulous response from Murray asking if she was trying to discourage pregnant women from seeking asylum.
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In the build up to the fight, many fans were incredulous that Stephens claimed he would attempt to low kick Aldo, as if low-kicking with a good low-kicker were a death sentence.
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"I'm confident in this, more than I've ever been," Ben informs his two incredulous special lady friends who must keep pretending for a couple more weeks that this untenable three-way situation is awesome.
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Mr. Cooper must be less accustomed than some of us to the way Silicon Valley tortures the concept of free speech until it screams for mercy, because Ms. Bickert's answer left him looking incredulous.
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After a series of questions about Harper — the magnetic, 26-year-old star who turned down a $300 million from the Washington Nationals to become a free agent — Cashman went from bemused to incredulous.
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The group's public stunts have resulted in ample news media coverage, and Lane deftly interweaves some of the funniest clips, like one of Greaves dryly resisting the questions of an incredulous-sounding Megyn Kelly.
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"More and more as I watched Season 2, I found myself as incredulous about how Nolan and Joy were using their toys as so many people are about how Ford used his," he concludes.
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As it became increasingly clear on Tuesday night that Donald Trump would win the presidency of the United States, there were ripples of disbelief across the political spectrum, from hopeful Trump supporters to incredulous opponents.
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As I quickly discovered, nothing elicits an incredulous "Wait, that's athleisure, too?!" like an Outdoor Voices court skort or Carbon38 private-label LBDs (both the sexier, strappy-backed Polymorph and boxy, V-necked Spectrum styles).
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At the AFI Awards in January, Mr. Spielberg took the actor aside to let him know that "Tom and I are so proud of you," Mr. Malek recalled, incredulous, his eyes bulging at the memory.
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At their most ecstatic, they take the form of two bravura solos, Amalia's "Vanilla Ice Cream" and the title song, performed by Mr. Levi with a spontaneous, incredulous triumph that makes it all his own.
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In order to do it, Ferrante was willing to forgo personal credit for the novels: She has long made the case to incredulous interviewers that some experiences are even more gratifying than being a celebrity.
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He was incredulous that I had come in worried about who would pay for my simple check-up — and proud to be part of a system in which such a question would be considered absurd.
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To keep himself company (and to stave off madness), the pilot creates two robot pals, Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot, who join him in tossing incredulous zingers at the screen as the movies unspool.
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Hill was likewise incredulous that Sondland would have been unable to make the connection between Burisma and the Bidens, testifying that "it was obvious to me" that one was an umbrella term for the other.
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The choice of artwork for the campaign, in a country where black football stars have often been subjected to racist monkey chants, or had bananas thrown at them on the pitch, has left observers incredulous.
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When Artemis was first announced, it was easy to be incredulous: The agency wants to use a rocket that hasn't flown yet, it lacks the necessary funds for a moon mission ... the list goes on.
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The best thing about MMA is that your emotions are normally fluctuating between ecstatic enjoyment and incredulous outrage so even when the worst is happening you feel invested—there is seldom a moment to be bored.
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In front of a massive and increasingly incredulous following in the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, Argentina collapsed in the second half after keeper Willy Caballero messed up a clearance and Ante Rebic fired home Croatia's first goal.
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Riyadh's reaction since - it initially denied knowledge of his fate before saying he was killed in a fight in the consulate - has left several Western governments incredulous and strained ties with the world's largest oil exporter.
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Chris Darden is incredulous Kanye West would dare sport a "Free OJ" t-shirt, especially now that he has flat-out confessed to the murders of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson on the Fox special.
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I mean, this is fine and also almost certainly for the best, though I would query his incredulous-seeming tone, because for a minute there he actually seemed pretty serious about, you know, running for Senate.
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Russia's denials of wrongdoing have at times caused incredulous laughter in the West and some of the world's media have cast the GRU, which helped annex the Crimea peninsula from Ukraine in 2014, as blundering amateurs.
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"Yeah, I get that reaction a lot," said Wendy Young, president of Kids in Need of Defense, when asked how she would respond to someone incredulous at the idea of a toddler representing themselves in court.
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"I believe that as long as people are incredulous or disdainful or scared of this market ... then there's trillions of dollars of tinder on the sidelines that can come in and take stocks higher," Cramer concluded.
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Comey, who rarely makes public comments, may be eager to say something too: The FBI director was "incredulous" when Trump made his allegation against Obama, a person familiar with the matter told CNN earlier this month.
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The mayor's trip to the High Line, after nearly four years of taking flak from reporters and some incredulous city residents for avoiding the venue, did not include mayoral reflection on the views or the horticulture.
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At some point it became a routine conversational tic for all sorts of people, of all sorts of persuasions, to express, with an incredulous gesture, that things feel a bit grueling and frantic lately, don't they?
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" And catcher Austin Romine, who barely had time for more than a perfunctory pregame meeting with Happ, looked incredulous when informed that the 43-year-old left-hander had admitted being nervous before the game. "Happ?
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Russia's denials of wrongdoing have at times caused incredulous laughter in the West and some of the world's media have cast the GRU, which helped annex the Crimea peninsula from Ukraine in 2014, as blundering amateurs.
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In 2017 when information lives in the palm of our hands, it's almost incredulous that the speechwriter would have the temerity, the lack of diligence, or the confluence of the two sins to make such a mistake.
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I can count on one hand the number of times I've deliberately used Siri in five years of owning an iPhone, and each of those were me proving that it worked to incredulous elderly friends or children.
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Kyrie, incredulous, starts stammering and makes some point about Michigan, and then Brad Stevens pushed the kid to be honest with himself, with the kid eventually admitting that Duke was one of the better teams he's seen.
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In public, Ali defended the Nation of Islam's racially charged doctrines, telling one incredulous interviewer, for example, that he really believed all white people are devils, one of many tenets that separate the sect from mainstream Islam.
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"The Republican establishment is incredulous that he's their most likely nominee," Obama told attendees at the black-tie event, which brought together journalists and media moguls with Hollywood stars and power brokers from Capitol Hill and beyond.
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" As McGregor poured on the pressure and the power in the first round and Diaz turned with terrific blows, throwing his palm across McGregor's chops each time, the question then became an incredulous, "how can he slap?!
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But afterward, when I asked him if he had reached out to any of his guy friends for advice or solace, he stared at me, incredulous, his irises two small blue islands amid a sea of sclera.
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EditorsNote: Werth's HR propels Nationals to rare win in St. Louis Nationals 6, Cardinals 1 ST. LOUIS — Informed that Washington had just won its first series in St. Louis since 2007, left fielder Jayson Werth sounded incredulous.
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Many who hear or read such views are incredulous, including the founders of the "1776 Project," who are attempting to dispel the belief that black America's destiny has been shaped in the crucible of slavery and racism.
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In this sentence, looking through the haze of a nearby forest fire, that entire push and pull is condensed into two very ordinary adverbs, set back to back in a way adverbs seldom are outside incredulous rants.
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Incredulous, and convinced that Evan's desire is evidence of some kind of plot against him, Connor refuses to return the letter and tells Evan that he's a sick creep for having written it in the first place.
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New York (CNN)President Donald Trump was incredulous Tuesday as he sat in Trump Tower and watched House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announce she was launching a formal impeachment inquiry against him, sources familiar with the moment say.
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As reported by the political news site ThinkProgress, Sessions was incredulous when he was informed by the chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee that 98 percent of climate scientists believe anthropogenic warming was real and serious.
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One evening, as flowers continued to accumulate in Kensington, and journalists at the scene became more and more incredulous at the unfolding tableau, my mum finished her shift at work and announced that we were going to Kensington.
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"Kellyanne Conway hurt herself yesterday by going rogue at the worst possible time when Donald Trump is spending this week being very deliberate, interviewing people, and making the decision," said an incredulous Scarborough later in the panel segment.
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We got "The Talk" co-host in WeHo leaving Craig's with fellow talker Julie Chen, and Sharon was incredulous that Franco is taking heat for allegedly pushing his then-girlfriend's head into his lap with his exposed penis.
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Incredulous Body Language Season is Here We're in that time of year when bad teams shelve their most dependable veterans in favor of "development"—aka deploying youngsters that do a much better job ensuring the team's immediate demise.
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For instance, the New York Times, perhaps the most revered newspaper on the planet, did not have a story prepared when the Panama Papers dropped, inspiring enough incredulous feedback that the paper's public editor was forced to respond.
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I remember writing the day the memo was first released about how incredulous I was that Nunes would actually go through with such an obvious political stunt at great risk to his credibility and that of his cohorts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Exasperated by news of yet another major vote, Britons have found an unlikely champion in "Brenda from Bristol", a member of the public whose incredulous reaction to the prospect of another vote became a viral hit.
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This six-part Irish drama follows the incredulous widow as she confronts a global conspiracy that may have included her own family, and she increasingly suspects that Lee's killing is tied to the death of her first husband.
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Add to that liberals who dislike Trump on general grounds being broadly incredulous that Trump-era benign economic conditions can possibly hold up, and you have set the stage for a kind of pan-ideological atmosphere of worry.
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"The Edge of Democracy" is narrated in the first person, by the filmmaker herself (in English in the version under review, which is streaming on Netflix) in a voice that is by turns incredulous, indignant and self-questioning.
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Incredulous over the chemical assault, humanitarian groups demanded action from the United Nations Security Council, where partisan divides over who is to blame for the Syrian war have paralyzed its members almost since the conflict began in 20143.
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Patrick has grown incredulous about whether Biden's supposed advantages of fame, experience, and status as a frontrunner are strengths or neutral characteristics in a race he sees as winnable for a candidate offering more humility, vision, and vulnerability.
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Mr. Hawkins now has the kind of fame that earns him a front-row seat at Paris Fashion Week — he sounded simultaneously giddy and incredulous talking about the invite — and it was earned via screens big and small.
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The President's claims of innocence looked even more incredulous Tuesday night after The New York Times reported that Trump released the hold on Ukraine aid after he was briefed on the whistleblower report outlining his dealings with Ukraine.
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" In response, the National Cathedral in Washington -- site of McCain's services -- clapped back in a statement that produced a slew of incredulous headlines, like this one from Buzzfeed's Julia Reinstein: "Trump got dunked on by the National Cathedral.
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Frank Bruni Over the last few months and even weeks, the question among many flabbergasted Republican traditionalists and incredulous political analysts was when the forces of gravity would catch up with Donald Trump and send him tumbling to earth.
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Sheila Jackson LeeSheila Jackson LeeJackson Lee: 'Racism is a national security threat' Most oppose cash reparations for slavery: poll Poll: Most Americans oppose reparations MORE (D-Texas), a Black Caucus member, looked incredulous Friday when informed of the controversy.
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Zuckerberg seems incredulous at the criticism the project has faced in India Facebook could argue that Free Basics is the free market at work, especially since users can "upgrade" to the full internet by paying any time they want.
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Mariah Carey's people are incredulous Dick Clark Productions is blaming her New Year's Eve trainwreck performance on her because she was too lazy to do a sound check ... Mariah did one, and the signs of trouble were already there.
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As expected, most of the GOP old guard is incredulous that someone with no political communications background has the audacity to take the helm and organize the most complicated job in politics: Fair coverage for an activist GOP president.
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But it has gotten renewed, and perhaps wider, attention since appearing in the Times' story, as incredulous journalists and others on Twitter couldn't believe anyone—let alone a political adviser in a presidential administration—would say something so egregious.
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The interview sparked incredulous responses and did very little to quell concerns over allegations against the Duke or the extent of his relationship with Epstein, and multiple businesses ended their associations with him in the wake of the interview.
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Chandler describes the reaction as a mixture of "incredulous wonder at the resilience of the human spirit" and Takeuchi specifically, but also slight concern that he gave himself enough time to recover and that this wasn't rebound type behaviour.
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Instead of moving the price up in modest multi-million-dollar amounts, the last offer was a throw-down — jumping to $400 million from $370 million — an aggressive strategy that won the buyer the painting and left onlookers incredulous.
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Snowden, incredulous, stood there as a salesperson listed the fridge&aposs features: it could browse the internet, send messages and phone calls, play YouTube, monitor the freshness of food, and suggest recipes based on what is in the fridge.
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He says that he was "incredulous" when cardinals meeting in a secret conclave chose him to succeed the late Pope John Paul II in 2005 and that he was "surprised" when the cardinals chose Francis as his successor in 2013.
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Many people close to Abrams are incredulous that a bid to unseat Perdue, whose seat she passed on running for in 2014, was suddenly of interest to a woman who has consistently expressed zero desire to be a US senator.
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The judge had been incredulous at a hearing earlier in the day, at one point saying she was "astounded" by the government's argument that the teen's only options were to leave the United States or carry the pregnancy to term.
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It uses miles and miles of sandy, archival, look-at-me footage (and you feel a little dirty, looking), including incredulous televised broadcasters, and pulls you through a heady succession of the scandals provoked as the cult's new city arose.
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" The writer, incredulous, responded: "I wanted to promote my page but it seems that for Facebook the picture of our Giant [Neptune] is a sexually explicit image that shows off too much flesh or unnecessarily concentrates on parts of the body.
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Biden general counsel Dana Remus tried to cast doubt over the the entire caucus, referencing "growing reports" that people's presidential preference cards were not accepted, while senior adviser Jessie Harris was incredulous that the state party would only release partial results.
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But he outdid himself in the sixth, when he leapt at the wall and pulled back what would have been a three-run homer by Walker, who was so incredulous that he sank to a squat as he rounded first base.
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Stemming from his flair for showmanship and notorious inattentiveness, President Trump has — largely as promised — blown up usual White House norms on the topic of national security, often prompting incredulous reporting and dire prognostications from geopolitical experts on cable news.
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And the fact that those generalizations, in which all African-Americans inhabit a hell of violence and dysfunction, came as part of an outreach effort on Mr. Trump's part elicited from Mr. Williams an incredulous and slightly bitter cascade of chuckles.
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In fact, Wilson may be one of our favorite BAMFs of the modern era, in no small part because she is so highly skilled at distilling exactly what we're thinking into the perfect one-liner, incredulous reaction, or facial expression .
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Jorge Pasquel, according to author Fran Zimniuch, was incredulous that Gardella, who spent his winters working in a shipyard, had to work a regular job in the offseason, and so he offered the outfielder a spot in the Mexican League.
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He went on to win her home state, Minnesota, despite never having campaigned there this cycle, and he seemed visibly incredulous at his results watch party that evening when he noted the victory, a reflection of how unexpected it was.
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He went on to win her home state, Minnesota, despite never having campaigned there this cycle, and he seemed visibly incredulous at his results watch party that evening when he noted the victory, a reflection of how unexpected it was.
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" The social network Gab, which has taken in voices banned on other networks, was incredulous that the attendees did not include "those who have sacrificed everything for the uniquely American principle of freedom of expression and individual liberty on the internet.
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Wylie even challenges the notion that Kaiser is a whistle-blower, depicting it as a conveniently timed rebranding; Kaiser calls Wylie a "disgruntled employee," and seems incredulous that this "pink-haired high school dropout" was getting so much positive media attention.
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The thought of the warring factions trying to make light of their foibles borders on incredulous — like one of those Comedy Central celebrity roasts, only (a) no one likes the celebrity and (b) the insults are real, not in jest.
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The writers Sal Gentile, Mike Scollins, Seth Reiss and Ben Warheit will take the stage along with Amber Ruffin, whose regular "Amber Says What" segment on the show hilariously mirrors our own incredulous reactions to the endless onslaught of headline news.
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Like many Saransk residents, Fayzullina was incredulous upon learning the World Cup was coming to her quiet, obscure community 400 miles east of Moscow in rolling hills where white puffs of pollen from poplar trees create the illusion of summer snow flurries.
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At a Pence event outside Kansas City on Friday, Ronald Solomon, a 59-year-old investment banker from Las Vegas who sells Trump memorabilia and was dropping in out of curiosity, was incredulous that the GOP could lose seats given the economy.
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FBI Director James Comey was 'incredulous' over Trump's tweets The President's allegations add the latest wrinkle to a story which has consumed Washington and the new administration with a seemingly endless stream of revelations about the Trump campaign's interactions with Russian officials.
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Between the lines: Instead of focusing intensely on tax reform, the tax-writing committee will spend more of its time next week discussing healthcare, as President Trump continues to pressure incredulous House leaders to push a bill that doesn't even exist yet.
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While it may seem incredulous that buyers of a glass-walled luxury apartment would be surprised by onlookers, residents say that the amount of exposure incurred by the museum's observation deck exceeds reasonable expectations with "near constant surveillance," according to the filed lawsuit.
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After years of wearing out skis and enduring endless jabs from incredulous friends and family members, Tarikov has helped pioneer a growing ski community in his village of Arslanbob that could vault one of the world's poorest countries onto the global snowsports scene.
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The most common one is mockery—an incredulous "That's your phone?" as if I pulled out a can with a string attached that stretched out of the room—followed by an insinuation that I'm a drug dealer and that it's my burner.
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The other big question is whether Elgort would be able to handle the basketball demands of playing Matthew Dellavedova—tripping guys, looking incredulous at foul calls, tossing up floaters, bothering opponents, and generally looking like an exhausted werewolf a lot of the time.
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I've been getting a lot of incredulous and even hostile reactions when I tell friends and family members that I—a liberal working in poverty policy and a former Obama White House staffer—am planning to attend the presidential inauguration on Jan. 20.
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Humphrey had been suspicious of American involvement in Vietnam since the mid-1950s, but became more incredulous of the war's success after meeting with the veteran intelligence officer Edward Lansdale in 1964, who argued that a political solution to the war was possible.
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Kobe Bryant is now an Oscar winner: "Dear Basketball," which Mr. Bryant made with the former Disney animator Glen Keane, overcame questions about Mr. Bryant's past to win the trophy for best animated short — as some members of the audience exchanged incredulous looks.
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In the case of Vestlandet, oftentimes those out-loud observations took the form of incredulous expletives, as I turned a corner and ran straight into scenes like Latefossen, a pair of thunderous waterfalls that meet under a bridge near the town of Odda.
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"Despite this huge public outcry, anytime the upper echelons have been told about the company's morale loss and negative public reception they've been incredulous, disbelieving, shrugging it off as untrue, and in some cases blaming employee greed," the employee wrote in an email.
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In January, in an interview with The Dallas Morning News, Mr. Conaway likened Russian interference in the election to Mexican stars who campaigned on behalf of Hillary Clinton, remarks that he struggled to explain to a handful of incredulous constituents last week.
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Still, Dr. Gregoryanz was incredulous that the Harvard scientists could have achieved the ultrahigh pressure they report, which is 20 percent higher than their competitors, on the first try, in October, and that they have not yet attempted to duplicate the feat.
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" When a board member seemed incredulous that Harris did not heed his son's warnings, Harris explained that while he viewed John as a very intelligent man, his son could at times be "a little judgmental" and operate with "a taste of arrogance.
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To understand these complex interrelationships, and the sublime art and emotion they promote, requires only that we heed what the jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker allegedly told his incredulous bandmates when they learned of his fondness of country music: listen to the stories.
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But conservative cable and radio personalities, top Republicans and even Mr. Trump himself, incredulous about suggestions that fake stories may have helped swing the election, have appropriated the term and turned it against any news they see as hostile to their agenda.
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"Years from now your grandchildren or your children will be incredulous that you put things into your body and didn't know if they were real or fake, the right dose or the wrong dose, in-date or out-of-date," Mr. Thompson said.
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Mike Pence did his incredulous headshake when confronted with Donald Trump's insulting rhetoric (Mexicans are "rapists"; women are "pigs") and when confronted with Trump's policy ideas (NATO is "obsolete"; it's fine if the Saudis get nukes; women should be punished for having abortions).
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His selection as Trump's personal attorney in April 2018 drew plenty of criticism, particularly as Giuliani made his fair share of gaffes along the way— "Truth isn't truth," he told an incredulous Chuck Todd of NBC's Meet the Press shortly after taking the role.
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The potential for brands to harness and translate that influence through esports sponsorships could be quite powerful, but streamers will have to remain diligent to stay authentic considering their audience is a generation that has become entirely numb to and/or incredulous toward advertising.
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The judge was incredulous as she questioned the lawyer for the government, at one point saying she was "astounded" at the government's apparent position that the teen's only options were to either carry the pregnancy to term or go back to her home country.
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I was incredulous when he told me in 2011 that his Dragon space ship was actually a robot that can dock with the International Space Station on its own, but Musk assured me that it was, though it would check in with SpaceX on occasion.
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After NBC's Chuck Todd argued on air last week that Bloomberg could win the primary and general election, and might be the most left-wing candidate in the field on guns and climate policy besides, he was shut down by his incredulous panel of guests.
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"It's a powerful message for women that you should be surrounded by things that make you happy," she said, and her and everyone else's faces engaged in wide-eyed, open-mouthed incredulous agreement, nodding emphatically up and down, skull to spine and chin to chest.
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Incredulous on this score, some observers at the time took refuge in calling him Neo-Dada, but there's an Atlantic Ocean's worth of distance between his work, which is dead serious even when playful, and, say, the satiric displacements of common objects by Marcel Duchamp.
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The most logical explanation of what he was doing is that, first, he thought the Cavs were going to call a timeout and thus had time to ham up a celebration, and two, he was giving KD and incredulous Did you just do that?
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Many Clinton defenders are also incredulous that Comey took the step after having earlier argued against publicly accusing Russia of being behind the DNC hacks to avoid influencing the race by bolstering Clinton's contention that Moscow was actively trying to help Trump win the presidency.
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Asked how America can persuade China and India to get to net-zero carbon emissions, Bloomberg told an incredulous Margaret Hoover that China, in an effort to mitigate the impact of emissions on its citizens, was building new coal-fired power stations away from cities.
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When people are incredulous that women could vote Republican because "it's against their own interests," they fail to recognize that these women, often white, are prioritizing not themselves or other women, but prioritizing their whiteness, or more narrowly, upholding the economic interests of their households.
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Supporters of Judge Gorsuch have appeared incredulous that the Senate — whose members approved Justice Scalia unanimously and did not use a filibuster for even some fiercely contested nominees like Justice Clarence Thomas — could come undone over a judge they view as plainly qualified and uncontroversial.
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I would have been more incredulous at this delayed reaction if it hadn't been for the even bigger puzzle, before the massage began, of why Steinke was sweating it out in the sauna, feeling the rising agony of a hot flash about to strike.
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While chatting they became incredulous at how many times their paths could have crossed, including in the mid-2000s when they lived a couple of buildings apart in the same South Austin apartment complex and usually spent Sunday afternoons back then at the same swimming pool.
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" The recent voice assistant ads don't speculate on a potential endgame for voice AI. When Google previewed Google Duplex this afternoon, commentators and users were simultaneously awed and incredulous, some deeming its capabilities "eerily lifelike" or "terrifying" and anticipating unintended dystopian consequences, others calling it "mind-blowing.
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But what we incredulous political analysts keep failing to take into account—what I was reminded of when I went to a Trump rally last week and listened hard to his supporters—is that the people voting for him aren't evaluating him through any usual ideological lens.
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Saban begins somewhere between Slightly Miffed and Incredulous and gradually works his way to I Will Murder Everyone in This Room Right Now If I Get Even One More Idiotic Question Like That Again and then back down to I Mean, Jesus Christ, Guys for the denouement.
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The incredulous look on the men's faces and their quiet refusal to leave underscored the despair that some blacks now feel: We are never safe anywhere -- even if it's holding a cell phone in our grandmother's backyard, as one black man in Sacramento, California, tragically discovered.
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The remark was delivered by a commander in chief who is ever more incredulous at the tone and substance of the race to succeed him, and who has limited opportunities in his last months in office to shift the public focus to the issues he prefers.
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FBI Director James Comey was "incredulous" after President Trump claimed former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Washington's silence on this explosive topic speaks volumes when we hear the incredulous claim that the democratically elected president of Turkey staged a military coup, bombed his own parliament and undermined the confidence in Turkey's strong economy, just so that he could purge his political opponents.
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A tough-as-old-boots, indoor hat-wearer, Maggie is incredulous when the long-estranged Ben — a wastrel with a grotty trailer and not much else — shows up with a backhoe and a scheme to weasel a share of the land he claims is rightfully his.
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And, last week, an attorney for the Trump administration argued before an incredulous panel of judges on the Ninth Circuit that toothbrushes, soap and appropriate sleeping arrangements were not necessary for the government to meet its requirement to keep migrant children in "safe and sanitary" conditions.
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It's an embarrassment mixed up with crazy laughter and incredulous pinches, followed by a sort of fascination with this debauched show that makes one wonder if the Canadian isn't, deep down, the first viewer—and therefore the first victim—of his own honey-coated delusions of grandeur.
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Although it unclear whether Buck's death penalty sentence will be reaffirmed at a new sentencing hearing, the fact that race is being introduced by "experts" as an aggravating factor in sentencing determinations is incredulous and a further testament to the critical need for comprehensive criminal justice reform.
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"Although I understand that I served at the pleasure of the President, I was nevertheless incredulous that the U.S. government chose to remove an Ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives," Yovanovitch said Friday.
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But Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, and his allies were incredulous that the president would anger a senator just a week before a budget vote that is critical to tax cuts when the party's 52-vote majority can be thwarted by just three defections.
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It's because we live in a world of raging narcissists for whom the mere idea of something that isn't hashtaggable is a direct affront to all that signals social status, seems worth sharing, and is just challenging enough to generate a handful of smarmy, fake-incredulous thinkpieces.
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"Although I understand that I served at the pleasure of the President, I was nevertheless incredulous that the U.S. government chose to remove an Ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives," she testified on Oct. 11.
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Incredulous, I opened the door to the stage area and sure enough, my eardrums were assaulted by the growls of JBOT and his two robot overlords, GTRBOT666 and DRUMBOT 0110, which were shredding on a double-necked guitar/bass hybrid and liberally doling out blast beats on the drums.
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And in an array of tones — even and calm at first, then at turns impassioned, incredulous and threatening — Mr. Mateen used his conversations with a dispatcher and a police negotiator to claim that the attack was the work of the Islamic State and to warn, deceptively, of nearby bombs.
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Maxine Waters is the Wall Street sheriff the people deserve Ex-GOP congressman heads to investment bank MORE (R-Texas) said at the CNBC event in Washington, D.C., that he is "incredulous" about Trump's decision to offer "a bailout" to farmers to fix damage caused be his trade policy.
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Maxine Waters is the Wall Street sheriff the people deserve Ex-GOP congressman heads to investment bank MORE (R-Texas) was also interviewed at the CNBC event and said he is "incredulous" about Trump's decision to offer "a bailout" to farmers to fix damage caused be his trade policy.
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Comey was said to be "incredulous" after President Trump claimed former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE wiretapped him during the presidential race.
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Just yesterday I saw maybe the seventh essay comparing her with you, how rough the '90s were on women who needed support and —— "Monica Lewinsky?" she asked, incredulous, using a modified version of the same obscene phrase involving male anatomy that she had just said she would never use.
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"Although I understand that I served at the pleasure of the president, I was nevertheless incredulous that the U.S. government chose to remove an Ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives," Yovanovitch said in her statement.
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People close to China's economic policymaking process say that as the trade talks progressed this past week, the mood among Chinese officials gradually shifted from deeply worried to cautious and finally, by late in the week, jubilant and even incredulous that the hard-liners' goals had been achieved.
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" But she said she felt incredulous over the administration's insistence that the replacement fence is part of the wall: "Before we started this project here to do the replacement, Border Patrol came to visit us about three times to ask us to please participate in avoiding the drama.
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Rosenthal was as incredulous as anybody at the thought of Hull the scholar sitting in his room working through the New York Times Sunday crossword while listening to, like, Creed: As outrage over the hockey team's antics grew, players doubled down, refusing to fess up or to name names.
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While many have taken to the framing that, like Hill and Lewinsky, Harding is owed something the '90s stole from her, Harding isn't so convinced: "Monica Lewinsky?" she asked, incredulous, using a modified version of the same obscene phrase involving male anatomy that she had just said she would never use.
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"Stories definitely help if you're trying to explain to an incredulous person why X wine they think should cost Y instead costs so many more dollars than Y."While descriptions are great for getting people to buy things, they can be frustrating for people who've dedicated their lives to crafting wine.
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In a statement responding to the research, Dyson founder and TV pitchman James Dyson scathingly referred to the study as "a patently commercial and incredulous piece of so-called research" and pointed out Redway's historical ties to the European Tissue Symposium, which represents the interests of tissue paper producers in Europe.
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Coats made headlines last month after he revealed that he did not know what took place during a private meeting between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, and for his incredulous reaction to the news that the White House had invited Putin to Washington, D.C., for a second meeting.
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I'd been walking around using soft z and a hard g and was so incredulous at their insistent hard s and the hard k at the ending that finally one of the teenagers at the register wrote it down phonetically on an order pad: s-a-h-a-w-k.
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" Yovanovitch expressed surprise at her removal, saying that while she understood "that I served at the pleasure of the President, I was nevertheless incredulous that the U.S. government chose to remove an Ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives.
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On "Cornerstore," his most direct song, he alludes to an incident from when he was seven or eight, when he and a friend found a revolver his middle brother had hidden in the closet ("aimed it at my head and made a gun sound," he raps, incredulous that he didn't pull the trigger).
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In a widely panned November 16 interview with the BBC, the Duke made several elaborate claims in an attempt to discredit the allegations by a woman who has claimed he kept her as a "sex slave," but the interview sparked incredulous responses and did very little to quell concerns over the allegations.
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Her existence so defies retrospective wisdom that when a heavily fictionalized version appeared briefly on the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire" it prompted incredulous, mocking comments charging that the character — a black woman prosecutor, in large part responsible for the arrest and conviction of a Lucky Luciano-like mobster — was pure anachronistic fantasy.
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At a time when Charlie Rose and other men brought down by the roiling wave of revolt against sexual harassment have reportedly begun to plan their returns to the public eye — largely to incredulous reception — Ms. Chapman, once seen as an enabler, now framed as another victim, is another kind of test case.
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While it was mocked by many on social media who were incredulous that someone who had just been accused of not reporting $4 million in income would set up a fundraising site, Cohen and his legal team seemed to take advantage of the moment by dangling the possibility that he might cooperate with Mueller's probe.
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"Although I understand that I served at the pleasure of the President, I was nevertheless incredulous that the U.S. government chose to remove an Ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives," she testified before House investigators, according to her leaked opening remarks.
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While it's, of course, good that Facebook has a spam filter in place to stop accounts or bots from posting what could be a link to a scam or a fake news site, it's incredulous that Facebook's spam filter would mistake links from well-known credible news organizations like the Associated Press as spam.
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Even the Post's straight news piece about the supposed Cruz/Lee Harvey Oswald connection lead with an incredulous dependent clause, describing Trump as "Never one to shy away from discussing unsubstantiated tabloid fodder …" In theory, debunking political whoppers is what the press is supposed to do, but in practice, things aren't usually so straightforward.
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It would appear the feedback from both incredulous fans and the media eventually got back to Cyborg and she finally issued a challenge to her long-time foe in Rousey—referencing the UFC's New York debut at UFC 205, which is widely rumoured to be the day Rousey will make her return to the Octagon.
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The well-respected Inside-the-Beltway publication was not only incredulous that a Democrat could support reduced immigration and enforcement, but also parroted the canard that those who advocate such positions are "anti-immigrant" (a deliberate attempt to conflate opposition to a policy with animus toward an entire class of people) and motivated by hatred.
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In two letters sent to the president this week, the incredulous lawmakers urged Trump to reconsider the council -- which is being likened to a similar attempt by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to craft a "red team, blue team" approach to delegitimize climate science -- saying it would fly in the face of scientific evidence.
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In two letters sent to the president this week, the incredulous lawmakers urged Trump to reconsider the council — which is being likened to a similar attempt by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to craft a "red team, blue team" approach to delegitimize climate science — saying it would fly in the face of scientific evidence.
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This has many riders incredulous — both at the cost, which is $50 million a year at a time when the subway is running a huge deficit and desperately needs investment in repairs, and the fact that the New York Police Department says crime on the subway is lower now than it was last year.
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That's how the OKC crowd could chant "Kick him out" during the review of the play, how Billy Donovan could go all "I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'" after the game, and how Warriors coach Steve Kerr could be incredulous at the mere suggestion it might have been intentional, all after watching the same play.
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Before lavish maternity shoots and Madison Square Garden, Cardi B was just like any other hopeful artist hoping to make their mark with the help of VFiles, a social media platform for fashionable and artistic youth: She was talented, dynamic and "incredulous" when crowds began showing up to her performances, VFiles founder Julie Anne Quay tells PEOPLE.
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She detailed the emotional journey her family had gone on — from being furious at the drug addicts who publicly inject in the city and incredulous at a government that's failed to tackle the issue, to heightened awareness of the problems around addiction, and now Brien's vocal support of both drug decriminalization and the introduction of supervised injecting facilities.
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Brooks explained to the incredulous caller that moving a drone into foreign air space demanded a great deal of planning, volumes of legal advice and the right senior official to sign off on where a drone would come from, who would control it and analyze its images, and who would carry the can if it were shot down.
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Henry Mazurek, a lawyer for Mr. Huberfeld, was equally incredulous, asking Mr. Rechnitz about growing up in Los Angeles during the Rodney King riots, or his involvement with the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the human rights organization that runs the Museum of Tolerance, which Mr. Rechnitz acknowledged had an exhibit on the African-American civil rights movement.
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"In the European Union they are looking at this in an incredulous way, wondering how they are managing to go so deep into chaos," said Ulrike Franke, a policy fellow in Berlin for the European Council on Foreign Relations, a research institute, adding that Britain's political problems would be amusing if they were not so serious.
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"Although I understand that I served at the pleasure of the President, I was nevertheless incredulous that the U.S. government chose to remove an Ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives," Yovanovitch said according to a copy of her prepared remarks published by the Washington Post.
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You should want to date her and be her friend — except there's one big plot hole: Beck is basic AF. She's so basic she probably still says "basic AF." You is full of implausible storylines, like how Joe keeps getting away with murder without wearing gloves or planning ahead at ALL, but the most incredulous thing about You is Beck's outstanding mediocrity.
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"Although I understand that I served at the pleasure of the President, I was nevertheless incredulous that the US government chose to remove an ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives," she said in a 10-page statement obtained by The New York Times and The Washington Post.
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But, for me, too much of the focus afterward was placed on Kanye's spectacle and not nearly enough on the callous way Trump tried to use and exploit that moment, and the degree to which we have every right to be incredulous about Trump's manufactured concern for the criminal justice system's propensity to chew up black lives and destroy them.
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The Trump administration's special envoy for Iran insisted to incredulous lawmakers on Wednesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria would not embolden Tehran.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) were incredulous over Trump's choice of words.
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In the short space of a few hours, Mr. Trump veered back and forth on the immigration issue, sparking breaking news reports and incredulous postings on Twitter as he signaled moderation, then used his address to reassert his commitment to deportations, muse about changes to a "merit based" legal immigration system, and express hope for cooperation among the long-warring political parties.
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Catch up on the Ukraine controversy: Whistleblower timeline: Team Trump contacts and UkraineTrump incredulous after his moves on transparency failed to stop PelosiWhite House prepares to release whistleblower complaint to Congress as Pelosi presses forwardTrump sets out to undercut Pelosi's impeachment gambleTrump says he will release Ukraine phone transcriptHow impeachment worksList: The 200 House Democrats calling for an impeachment inquiry into Trump
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Decision comes in wake of Trump administration policy change President Donald Trump signs new executive order banning immigrants from six Muslim-majority countries, dropping Iraq from the previous order Putin spokesman tells CNN that "hysteria in official Washington and in the American media" is harming relations between US and Russia FBI Director James Comey was "incredulous" after Trump's tweets claiming that Obama had ordered the wiretapping of his phones, source says.
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Over the years, as Vine's audience grew, the site gave way to a new breed of celebrity: The Vine Stars, a crowded cosmos of performers who were often very young and very prolific, and whose ability to land semi-mystifying endorsement deals often earned them the scorn of people over 40 (many of whom muttered the phrase "Vine Star" with the same incredulous aggravation that '80s suburban dads employed to complain about "that rappity music").
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In recent years, alongside true-crime thriller fare, there's been a seeming uptick in the number of eye-opening criminal justice documentaries and films, including 13th, The Central Park Five, and O.J.: Made in America, in addition to When They See Us. The mobilizing power of what Free Meek has to offer is best encapsulated by one of its periphery figures, Mill's incredulous, white friend, Michael Rubin, a Philadelphia 76ers limited partner.
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Whether it was pals across the pond gawping incredulous at the threesome at Maxwell's in Hoboken, New Jersey, or 21-year-old me witnessing them under the red strobes at London's legendary nightclub Trash—or, soon after Fever to Tell's release, when they graduated to playing to a couple thousand, Karen trussed up in a Christian Joy-designed prawn prom dress—their shows nixed fear from the equation and gave us, the audience, the freedom to be fearless in turn.
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When an imam of the Grand Mosque calls upon Muslims to obediently accept Prince Mohammed's incredulous narrative about the murder of Mr. Khashoggi; to accept his abduction, jailing and torture of dissenters, including imprisonment of several revered Islamic scholars; to ignore his pitiless and cruel war in Yemen, his undermining the democratic dreams in the Arab world, his support for the oppressive dictatorship in Egypt, it makes it impossible to accept the imam's categorization of the crown prince as a divinely inspired reformer.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's running mate, during the vice presidential debate in Farmville, Va. The claim prompted an incredulous response from Pence, who served on the Foreign Affairs Committee during his previous career in the House.
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Doocy is incredulous that Democrats don't want to build Trump's border wall, Kilmeade is going bug-eyed describing the NFL protests, Ainsley is disgusted by Chelsea Manning's "new excuse" for leaking documents, Kilmeade rages against the "Taliban 27," and then Doocy is pissed that Obamacare is "exploding" just like he predicted it would and then Ainsley tells us coal is coming back, and then someone says a guy was arrested with a gun and a pressure cooker, and then 28,000 ISIS fighters surrendered, and then THAT DOESN'T MATTER AT ALL because now Iran is threatening to bomb us.
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