"Time after time, you have insulted our military leaders, you have insulted Muslims, you have insulted women, you have insulted Latinos," Khan said.
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If I weren't too exhausted to feel insulted, I'd have felt insulted.
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"At least temporarily I had it taken down because I don&apost want to be insulted, my children to be insulted, my family to be insulted."
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" Adds Jackson, "Kevin never insulted the audience and never insulted [the actors] by dumbing us down.
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None of it is to our taste: Douglass insulted women, Stanton insulted blacks, and both felt free to insult the Irish.
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Trump's insults Reality Check: Clinton on the people Trump has insulted By Kate Grise, CNN Clinton said Trump has insulted many different groups.
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" Former Likud Defense Minister Moshe Arens wrote in Haaretz that Bibi and his far-right cronies "insulted not only Yaalon, they insulted the I.D.F. [Israeli Army].
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" - Amy, 31 "Insulted me, wanted to borrow money.
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" - Severine, 403 "Phone calls: I insulted; he masturbated.
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His relentless demeaning of women, starting in the Republican primary where he insulted based on her looks his only woman challenger, where he insulted women press personalities who were questioning him.
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They've targeted & threatened & cruelly insulted us many times over.
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Firemen exist because racial minorities fought to ban books that insulted or dehumanized them, then other people adopted "minority" labels to ban books that insulted them, and soon all books were considered offensive.
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He insulted Buttigieg and expressed doubt about Fox's editorial judgment.
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They're not going to sit there and be totally insulted.
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He has specifically called out women by name, insulted them.
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The Kim regime, insulted and furious, canceled the shows outright.
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Here are 30 celebrities Trump has mocked, criticized, and insulted.
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It turns out, she actually insulted Obama to his face.
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He wants to get insulted, you get -- damn witch hunt.
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He basically insulted the national team's rightfully critical fan base.
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I don't like the poor, the insulted and the humiliated.
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He's insulted thousands of people, many different types of people.
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They should be welcomed and celebrated, not demeaned and insulted.
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During his campaign, Trump repeatedly insulted veterans and military families.
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And so, apparently, is Pope Francis, whom Trump also insulted.
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Truthfully, I was insulted by all the Coach Condi talk.
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He has called out and insulted individual reporters on Twitter.
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Last year, we rented a house; my mother was insulted.
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I was watching an action movie and I insulted him.
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Whether President Putin feels "insulted" comes as a distant second.
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She insulted the men and challenged them to come out.
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Their cheese was insulted on a recent episode, they claim.
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Those who claim it was manufactured, she said, "insulted" Americans.
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You know, at one point, the President actually insulted me.
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Then, Trump insulted Cuomo's brother, the CNN host Chris Cuomo.
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"I pissed off everybody and insulted everybody," he told me.
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But until I insulted her, I wasn't feeling her vibe.
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Or don't, lest you be insulted by the interest rates.
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He has insulted a close ally of his host country.
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Then, having reassembled the Neanderthal this way, Boule insulted it.
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Lululemon's sales collapsed after the CEO insulted its customer base.
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First she insulted NBA stars LeBron James and Kevin Durant.
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"I think he is very insulted by it," he said.
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" Clinton hit Trump on Thursday as "someone who has insulted Muslims, insulted a gold star family ... someone who has said he doesn't want to let Muslims from around the world come to our country.
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"He has insulted and denigrated members of the Senate," Udall said.
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" As she actually told Wainstein: "If I insulted you, I'm sorry.
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During the 2016 election, he insulted multiple war veterans, including Sen.
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December 12, 2015: North Korea, insulted and furious, cancels the shows.
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Others insulted her for not including her face in the selfie.
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You may be surprised, or insulted, or enraged, to find out.
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I have not insulted Donald personally and I don't intend to.
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All the women reported having been verbally harassed, insulted, and degraded.
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But after all, he insulted his hosts even before he arrived.
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Duterte has sparred with Democratic President Barack Obama and insulted him.
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LeBron should be commended this week for his actions, not insulted.
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I got insulted all the time , and so are many others.
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Two of my gay colleagues were insulted by a nasty customer.
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Canada is not a miscreant to be mistreated, insulted or threatened.
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That show insulted Red State America with Nazi references and more.
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He stayed more or less in control, never directly insulted Mrs.
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He moped around in his hotel room and insulted fire victims.
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He moped around in his hotel room and insulted fire victims.
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He has bullied, barked and insulted his way through the year.
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And Donald insulted and attacked them for weeks over their religion.
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Do you feel insulted when a friend has a different plan?
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They feel insulted if that affection is not validated by others.
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I think you're insulted for you — not sad for your kids.
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It insulted anyone else's idea of what a rock band was.
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You'd be insulted by the evasiveness of the something and someone.
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Beyond it just being a health issue, I was also insulted.
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"Many people are insulted if their name is misspelled," Pachter said.
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He has insulted journalists like Khashoggi who speak truth to power.
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When has anyone ever been persuaded by being insulted or labeled?
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This arrangement insulted us, but was it a breach of etiquette?
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Clinton had insulted him and encouraged demonstrations against him in Russia.
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Vilified and insulted members of racial and ethnic minorities are seething.
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Fans felt insulted and Bethesda promised to send out replacement bags.
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Imagine, next, that someone you've insulted sits on the prize committee.
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That broke the rules, and reporters felt it insulted their intelligence.
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He has insulted our allies around the world one by one.
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Perhaps what Pence meant to say was not that he felt insulted by hearing the quotes, but that he felt insulted by the unspoken claim that he was the kind of person who condoned such statements.
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Using his editing privileges as an engineer at the company, he was able to change the comments without leaving a trace, framing the trolls who insulted him as having insulted the leaders of their own sub-community.
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Insulted foreign leaders can still pursue their own libel and defamation cases.
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We're angry and insulted, but our complaints have fallen on deaf ears.
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Perhaps that's partially why Woodstock natives are not insulted by the show.
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His responses during the event insulted the intelligence of the American public.
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She should tender a public apology as the title has insulted Sikhs.
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I get to do whatever I want, and sorry I insulted you.
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Triverio pushed and insulted referee Miguel Flores in Toluca's defeat by Morelia.
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Corcoran said she would be insulted if they didn't take her offer.
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She's insulted him to his face, and Jon has physically assaulted him.
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This Young Woman Is Challenging The Maine Republican Who Insulted Emma González
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Trump has abused, insulted, assaulted, and harassed women throughout his entire life.
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It made me feel awful to be insulted that way by him.
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He said really racist things including immigrants and insulted John McCain himself.
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I've been insulted and degraded in ways that were unimaginable to me.
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"I felt insulted," said Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, a Democrat from Queens.
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He's been insulted and abused … abused by the press, in the media.
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I insulted him and after that, he rushed back to punch me.
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The court also ruled the same article had insulted Erdogan, Anadolu said.
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I've gotten comments from people who get insulted by my channel name.
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Duterte's Obama insult wasn't the first time he's insulted an American official.
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He has insulted minorities, women, a war hero and Gold Star parents.
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Trump had insulted Monnin's looks after she claimed the pageant was rigged.
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He insulted Kim Kardashian for her weight -- when she was pregnant. Pathetic.
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I imagined them discussing the incident, shocked and insulted and so disappointed.
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Those who try to defend themselves are insulted, threatened or even hurt.
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He insulted Kim Kardashian for her weight—when she was pregnant. Pathetic.
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I was insulted, and, for me, it was difficult for personal reasons.
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But it's understandable that he was upset about being insulted in public.
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Self-berating; insulted and underestimated at work; belittled by a judgmental parent.
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Canada and Mexico have largely been ignored -- or insulted -- by the President.
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Posts have insulted Navy commanders, prosecutors and Naval Criminal Investigative Service agents.
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I felt utterly degraded, humiliated and insulted by the man I loved.
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" They had been "insulted and defiled … mocked and marginalized for their beliefs.
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In several instances, Boeing employees insulted the F.A.A. officials reviewing the plane.
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It was rude and insulting so I insulted him back, regrettably, obviously.
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For months, the coalition partners have argued with, and insulted, each other.
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For months, the coalition partners have argued with, and insulted, each other.
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This president has seemingly insulted immigrants from African and Afro-Caribbean countries.
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After all, he had insulted veterans, women, minorities, and countless other constituencies.
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John McCain endorsed Trump even though Trump had insulted his war record.
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" A motion filed by Musk in federal court on Monday argue that Vernon Unsworth, the man Musk insulted, "cannot establish a defamation case just because Mr. Musk insulted him on Twitter and sent a private email to a reporter.
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And I've been insulted and degraded in ways that were unimaginable to me.
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Trump has insulted a war hero, offended Latinos, and mocked a disabled reporter.
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And from the margins, Stone cheered on his friend and insulted his critics.
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Variety also reported Homme insulted the audience and the show's headline act, Muse.
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He insulted Canada without even knowing the details of the War of 1812.
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Alihan said the caller insulted him and spoke mostly in Chechen, not Russian.
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In so doing, they have insulted Ford and every survivor of sexual assault.
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It made me very uncomfortable, and I felt like I was being insulted.
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And while the video is very obviously appropriative, I didn't find myself insulted.
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Obama refused to wear a scarf in Saudi Arabia, but they were insulted.
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She says Trump insulted her appearance and weight while she held the title.
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She insulted each member of his family as they would enter the venue.
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He has insulted our allies around the world one by one by one.
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He has also personally insulted and degraded the women who have accused him.
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He insulted a former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado, called her an eating machine.
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Trump, by contrast, is a complete outsider who has gleefully insulted Republican leaders.
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The president insulted and ridiculed his national security adviser by name in response.
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He has insulted prominent Latino journalists, politicians, and even a distinguished federal judge.
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Although several police officers were present, the man only insulted the female officer.
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Where Ice, Granite and Brooms Meet Read: Russia Is Insulted at Winter Games.
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In 2016, he insulted the German soccer player Jérôme Boateng, who is black.
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In a statement, Rosenello said Christie had insulted his constituents and emergency responders.
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Fannami's mother had taught him not to fight, even when people insulted him.
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But look where standing on ceremony has left you: feeling insulted and disappointed.
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By CNN's count, Trump has insulted one in five of the GOP senators.
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Second, Hillary again insulted the very same people she claims to care about.
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Trump insulted POWs, attacked Gold Star families, & says PTSD is for the weak.
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Bannon also insulted Trump's children Donald Jr. and Ivanka, according to the book.
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In an interview afterward, Gucci Mane insulted Young Jeezy in characteristically vivid language.
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Jennifer Garner masterfully shut down an Instagram user who insulted her acting career.
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I have been insulted and cursed in ways that are anathema to Islam.
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He insulted Megyn Kelly with his "blood coming out of her wherever" remark.
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He insulted a former miss universe, Alicia Machado, called her an eating machine.
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When he said that a wife who works is a very dangerous thing, he not only insulted me, he insulted my mother who worked as a special-education teacher for 40 years and raised four children while being a wife.
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Duterte has openly insulted Obama, who canceled a planned meeting with him in September.
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Ruiz was particularly angry at how the former reality TV star has insulted migrants.
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Dee hasn't been this insulted since Murray accused her of having a cheap weave.
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I am often insulted for doing this job as a woman and a widow.
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" "So now, not only am I angry, I am deeply offended and extremely insulted!!
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It's okay if you feel turned off or insulted by an attitude of superiority.
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At previous press conferences, firebrand Duterte has insulted U.S. President Barack Obama, amongst others.
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In an interview with Fox News's Chris Wallace, Trump insulted retired Navy SEAL Adm.
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Duterte has openly insulted Obama, who cancelled a planned meeting with him in September.
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Trump faced several sexual assault allegations throughout the campaign, and he repeatedly insulted women.
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Trump doesn't like being insulted and has no problem going after his critics publicly.
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And other celebrities had insulted the president, Michelle Wolf did and got in trouble.
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During the Republican primary debates he frequently insulted his opponents and criticized the moderators.
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He also claims his wife had a knife -- and had insulted his football career.
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A lot of prominent African Americans in the party clearly felt sidelined and insulted.
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Mr Trump has courted these voters as assiduously as he has insulted everyone else.
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When Cody asked if I wanted the marriage not to work, I was insulted.
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They should have responded with words, or by ignoring the fool who insulted them.
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"Last night, he insulted the Republican Governor Martinez of New Mexico, just gratuitously," Mrs.
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In between, Mr. Trump insulted his former primary rivals at a rally in California.
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He was just himself: a boorish jerk who insulted his way to the nomination.
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" He insulted fellow White House contender Carly Fiorina by saying, "Look at that face!
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When I said no, he got angry and said that I had insulted him.
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I've been hollered at, lied to, threatened, manipulated, insulted and ignored with extreme prejudice.
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I called the majority leader, who insulted me, then abruptly hung up the phone.
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Did he forget that it was Trump who viciously insulted a war hero — Sen.
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Laura Ingraham faced a similar boycott after she insulted a high school shooting survivor.
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Johnny Carson insulted Jack Kirby in one of the worst possible ways, out of
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In fact she came out and said she was very insulted by that report.
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What really stood out was Kelly's calm as Gingrich interrupted, cajoled and insulted her.
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Last year, he insulted Stan Wawrinka with crude remarks during a match in Montreal.
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TIRRELL: WERE YOU SURPRISED OR INSULTED WHEN THE PRESIDENT GOT PERSONAL WITH THESE TWEETS?
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"People over the weekend, they felt insulted when the profile came out," he said.
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The president publicly browbeat and insulted allies as deadbeats taking advantage of American generosity.
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Trump just insulted Hillary Clinton and gave zero specifics about the topic at hand.
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Robert Denis, a salesman at Budget Propane, said Mr. Trump has insulted Quebec's honor.
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Had they been Christian Zionists, he could not have insulted them in this way.
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I can't apologize enough to the people i've offended and the lives I've insulted.
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"-- GLENN THRUSH: I … TIM MILLER: "So when he insulted McCain it didn't hurt him.
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So now that he insulted Heidi Cruz that's not going to hurt him either.
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Even then, Mr. Trump was only indirectly insulted rather than called out by name.
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He has also frequently taken court action against those he deems have insulted him.
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Yes. Did some Trump supporters feel insulted by the news coverage of the case?
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The incumbent, a Christian, is on trial over charges that he insulted the Quran.
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Tensions further escalated when dealers claimed in the media that Wynn had insulted them.
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Mr. Trump insulted Mr. Stephanopoulos personally in Phoenix while singling out his news organization.
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Abroad, he has insulted the allies upon whom America depends, and he befriended tyrants.
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Stern pushed, prodded, punished, insulted, chafed and charmed those who crossed or challenged him.
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He also insulted the senator's wife and threatened to "spill the beans" about her.
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"This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored," Conway said.
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"She insulted me and acted as if her underlings were subhuman," Mr. Ko said.
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MEYERS: And I'm so insulted by that because I am the reason he won.
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Colin Cowherd, who last year insulted the entire Dominican Republic, is one recent acquisition.
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"You don't have to be educated to feel insulted," says the grandmother of two.
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" She added: "When he said that a wife who works is a very dangerous thing, he not only insulted me, he insulted my mother who worked as a special-education teacher for 40 years and raised four children while being a wife.
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She insulted Kellyanne, made fun of Sarah's looks, and implied Ivanka cares nothing for women.
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And so EPA often didn&apost respond to the substance or one reporter was insulted.
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When Donald Trump insulted women, news organizations conducted focus group after focus group of women.
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Or, when my experiences are represented by a poorly made robot, should I feel insulted?
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Even children were at risk of prosecution if they insulted the president, the Commission said.
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That was in the era when someone insulted you, you took them to a duel.
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Insulted by Nintendo Switch trailer implying I'm playing video games because I have many friends.
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Our wall of the insulted now includes Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, a conservative Republican.
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"I don't feel he insulted the Mexicans," Ms. Trump said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program.
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They insulted us, and said that this was payback ... (for the 2014 Camp Speicher massacre).
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He was jeered by supporters, insulted by managers, and publicly disowned by his own brother.
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The campaign centred on personal attacks wherein candidates insulted each other with Trump-style nicknames.
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There was a hearty gusto in the way he insulted Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio.
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Even in seemingly enlightened queer nightlife, trans women are often objectified, insulted, assaulted, and ignored.
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At one doctor's appointment in 2007, she felt insulted by her physician for being heavy.
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Just ask Rosie O'Donnell and the at least 337 other people Trump insulted via Twitter.
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Many Puerto Ricans were insulted by President Trump after the hurricane that devastated their island.
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" On Trump's insult to him "You know, at one point, the President actually insulted me.
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Unprompted, he then named and insulted April Ryan, a CNN analyst and veteran radio correspondent.
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"He has insulted America in one way almost every day," Powell said, according to Newsday.
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Cohen has been insulted and called all sorts of things by people around Donald Trump.
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Since assuming office, Donald Trump has insulted opponents, undermined international alliances and attacked American institutions.
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She responded to people who were attacking her; her family felt really wounded and insulted.
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Trump has feuded repeatedly with black athletes, and often insulted the intelligence of black lawmakers.
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During this reverse catcall, the young women yelled, whispered, insulted, and humiliated the young men.
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KS: Well, John Lovett and I just basically gated each and gay-insulted each other.
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Same is true of working at a brothel where I'm unintentionally insulted on the regular.
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Phil didn't memorize all of 'If You're Reading This' to be insulted in this way.
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My mom and I ordered some dishes, and I was insulted by what came out.
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DMC told The A.V. Club in 2013 that they felt almost insulted by the idea.
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"It's impossible to explain to Americans how insulted Canadians were by that," Professor Stein said.
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He really seems to be insulted by it, and he says he didn't do it.
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Talk not to me of blasphemy, man; I'd strike the sun if it insulted me.
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The goddess Artemis basically blackmails Agamemnon, who insulted her, into sacrificing his daughter as expiation.
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The Filipino people are gravely insulted about Canada's treating this country as a dump site.
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Trust me, they're not going to be insulted if you offer to protect their health.
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The call lasted about 10 minutes; Ms. Manning's team left the conversation stunned and insulted.
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When his vision returned, he stood before a gathering of every woman he had insulted.
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Trump had received five draft deferments and had very publicly insulted one Gold Star family.
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Because he sucks up to the guy who insulted his wife — by retweet, no less.
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" Supposedly, he had died "under sordid circumstances in 2010, buried in debt, detested, insulted, alone.
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Trump is highly unpopular in Mexico, perceived as someone who has repeatedly insulted the country.
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They're precisely the kind of Americans who feel so insulted and threatened by President Trump.
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At rallies, the press is routinely harassed by supporters and insulted by the candidate himself.
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Around 30 percent of respondents said they were insulted or discriminated against occasionally or frequently.
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Out of anger, or perhaps a misplaced attempt at self-defense, I had insulted George.
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Antonelli said long afterward that he had been misquoted as having insulted San Francisco itself.
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It's more homophobic to be insulted by a gay Jesus than to make Jesus special.
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During one of the meetings that day, Trump insulted several senators and tangled with Sen.
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But the only instances of league-wide demonstrations occurred after the players felt personally insulted.
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Trump grossly insulted some of our most cherished veterans as he clumsily went after her.
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He made lewd comments about my sexual orientation, manhandled my breasts, and insulted my intelligence.
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Trump said Putin is "very insulted" by the suggestion Moscow attempted to hack the election.
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Thirty-eight percent said they'd be more pleased, while 7% said they'd be more insulted.
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"He got drunk, he insulted people," said Mario Tapuy Paredes, a friend at the time.
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I talked to people who had studied, and they seemed slightly insulted by my endeavor.
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After Trump's comments, others might feel insulted too — especially members of the US intelligence community.
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Every episode we basically focus on a group that Donald Trump insulted during the campaign.
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In Brussels, Trump insulted America's longstanding allies, blasting them for not spending enough on defense.
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In doing so, he never insulted anybody's intelligence or came on too strong with his own.
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" Nas continued, taking shots at Kelis' character: "You insulted any and everyone whoever was around me.
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"You insulted China previously, now you want to come to China," said one user on Weibo.
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Burkley said his players could hear that they were being denigrated and insulted from the stands.
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Barack Obama, who insulted British voters by campaigning in London against Brexit, is a huge loser.
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Still, Ms. Rabinowitz said she felt further insulted because the attendant had tried to mislead her.
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Simmons then struck two staff members on the head with his book and insulted their intelligence.
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A candidate for the Maine House of Representatives who insulted two survivors of the school Feb.
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But Trump and many members of his rabid fanbase had heard enough and felt viscerally insulted.
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In the space of a couple of weeks, he has insulted a gold star family, ejected
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Union bargaining chair Arlene Inouye said she and her fellow negotiators were "insulted" by the proposal.
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And lest you think this is the first time Trump has openly insulted voters, it isn't.
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In his response, the teacher stated that he joked with students and never insulted them outright.
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The messages also insulted the Muslim prophet Mohamed and included homophobic innuendo about the two women.
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He called it "shameful" that "European bureaucrats" had "insulted" not just the premier but all Italy.
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Nunberg said Hicks wouldn't be "insulted" like Kelly currently is when Trump goes against her advice.
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And our families who curse the terrorists at mealtime are then insulted by these new laws.
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They shed tears and insulted authorities after being briefed on the news of the possible explosion.
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The few people who tried to do so were ignored or insulted by other group members.
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Can an Academy Award soothe the sting of being insulted on the internet for Emma Stone?
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TV Sports Andrew Shaw and Curt Schilling insulted the gay and transgender community in recent days.
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Unfortunately, May can't even turn getting insulted by the world's most powerful dotard into a win.
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You just expected there to be really slow service and to be insulted in some way.
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Remember how abruptly he cancelled (and then reinstated) the talks when Kim insulted Vice President Pence?
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She raged against it, helpless and insulted, and blurted at last, 'I don't want to die.
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There has to be a new moral order that affords dignity to those who feel insulted.
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I think he's very insulted by it, which is not a good thing for our country.
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In a series of tweets on Friday, Mr. Stone insulted several CNN news anchors and contributors.
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El Pana insulted other bullfighters, did stints in jail, and showed up too drunk to fight.
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Women have bared their souls and in return have been scoffed at, threatened, insulted, and disbelieved.
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He has alienated large swaths of the population, and insulted, misunderstood and crudely challenged dangerous nations.
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"I came here to do my job and I was insulted for 90 minutes," Mourinho said.
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As for the price ... we're told Adidas is only willing to pay $250k ... and Chyna's insulted.
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We're going after people who were a bit rude or got drunk and insulted a waiter.
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Become the boss of all the white men who have ungraciously insulted her in this process.
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The classmate, Ms. Zhang said to me, had once insulted her family at a struggle session.
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During the height of the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump insulted Senator John McCain's war record.
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Worse than that, medieval Muslim jurists invented severe blasphemy laws to punish anyone who insulted Islam.
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For that, the Indonesia Ulema Council issued a fatwa saying that Ahok had insulted the Quran.
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Naturally, I am insulted by this, but out of pride I don't let my indignation show.
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Just last week, O'Reilly was at the center of a minor controversy when he insulted Rep.
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Mr. Veyrat, who hails from the Haute-Savoie area, said he felt "insulted" at being downgraded.
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The subject of the error may feel insulted or aggrieved, but generally speaking, nobody gets hurt.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s feeble explanation was quickly changed, but its brief existence insulted our intelligence.
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They insulted his literary talent and his under-eye bags, and speculated about his wounded psyche.
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Then that very same week, the president insulted this young successful black man's intelligence on Twitter.
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Reading this, it's hard for me, a Hispanic American, to avoid feeling a little personally insulted.
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Armie Hammer insulted a journalist who dared to write a negative thinkpiece about his acting career.
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Hillary Clinton has on occasion tried to reset the focus back on issues—her campaign is a giant policy paper-generation machine—but the political neutron bomb known as Donald Trump has the entire country swinging its head to track who he's insulted or who's insulted him.
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Women have a compulsion to simper and immediately rebuff my compliments, and leave worried they've insulted me.
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"If people treat me like the age I am, I get absolutely insulted, really cross," she adds.
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For years, they say, they have been groped, kissed and insulted while covering games and news conferences.
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She insulted my work in front of our client and tried to shut me out of meetings.
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In my hometown, on the other hand, people looked at me weirdly — sometimes they even insulted me.
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In a series of Instagram stories, she insulted a model and said morbid obesity shouldn't be celebrated.
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He has insulted more than two dozen media organizations, including The New York Times, in recent weeks.
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After tweet after tweet called me names and insulted my intelligence, they must've thought they'd silenced me.
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He and others brought up now-infamous texts by former FBI agent Peter Strzok that insulted Trump.
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In an 1806 duel, he shot and killed a man who had insulted him in a newspaper.
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Her saviours were predicted to be the two groups most insulted by her rival, Hispanics and women.
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The former army captain praises Brazil's old military dictatorship and has insulted gay people, blacks and women.
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A detailed list of the journalists, politicians and places President Trump has insulted since declaring his candidacy.
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The official also insulted Vice President Pence after he said North Korea had asked for the meeting.
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In another scene, Prince smacks Apollonia, sending her flying across the room, simply because she insulted him.
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Sam is rightfully insulted, explaining it "sucks" her kids don't "give a shit" about her career now.
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I'm insulted and disgusted when someone refuses to say the pledge or stand for the national anthem.
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But for Redditors posting in r/RoastMe, asking to be insulted is the name of the game.
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On the donor suite level, people approached Cruz and insulted him, a source told CNN's Dana Bash.
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He repeatedly insulted her and then all of a sudden switched it up with a little charm.
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She said the romantic comedy insulted both her father and Egypt, and demanded its removal from cinemas.
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The royals have historically steered clear of politics and, under the country's laws, can't even be insulted.
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And I was like, 'Wow, she just really insulted me, and I really have to date her.
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And since he'd now been personally insulted by Gaskill, he decided to do the swatting for free.
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Simmons allegedly felt insulted by something his rival had included in his lyrics about him, say police.
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Back then, Trump issued sharp criticism of Michelle Obama, writing on Twitter that she'd "insulted" Saudi citizens.
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He's ridiculed women, pandered to evangelicals, insulted Hispanics and military POWs, yet they still voted for him.
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I think he is very insulted by it, which is not a good thing for our country.
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An unarmed, red-blooded, real-life fucking hero that you just insulted with your racist, hateful comments.
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Some protesters outside the building said they wanted to "punish" MPs who they said had "insulted" Barzani.
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He's a straight shooter — brash, combative, and insulted that I've Facebook messaged him out of the blue.
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Across the board, 86% of women said they would not support a candidate that publicly insulted women.
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Either of these outcomes would at least spare people the constant indignity of having their intelligence insulted.
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Singer Ricky Martin, who was one of the celebrities personally insulted by Rosello's messages, was also there.
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Mr Wood has been insulted, ostracised and (he is black) told he has "sold out his race".
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Or, not really — the boy band is just in the press because they insulted Justin Bieber's music.
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Bannon also personally insulted the president's son-in-law and senior aide, Jared Kushner, the book says.
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He's become an advocate of a president who has grossly insulted both Cruz's wife and his father.
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Blasphemy laws were enforced against those who insulted God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, or the Bible.
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Few Americans want to wake up every morning and learn who their president has insulted that day.
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The offence stemmed from a Facebook post last year in which she insulted Museveni with a profanity.
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" He added that Modi "should have expressed his condolences, instead he has insulted them by doing so.
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They're insulted that he thinks he can do it with no understanding of how hard it is.
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Trump excessively insulted Jeb Bush during the 2016 Republican presidential primary, which Trump won and Bush lost.
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"To the people I insulted, I apologize," he said Tuesday in a message on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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As Trump insulted NATO at a breakfast, it was ugly to watch the obvious disgust of Gen.
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When his professor announced that they would be skipping the chapter on African art, he felt insulted.
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Apart from that, there are always plenty of people who pay to be insulted, beaten, and tortured.
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Do you consider a thinner nose beautiful, so the wider you get, the more insulted you become?
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Right-wingers living in D.C. say they often are insulted and met with hostility on dating apps.
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Two FBI agents insulted President Donald Trump before he took office, NBC News confirmed late on Tuesday.
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On Monday, Frazier was asked by CNBC if he was surprised or insulted by the president's comments.
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Banks's Twitter account was deactivated in June after she insulted RuPaul's Drag Race contestant Monét X Change.
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In fact, he told the Times, his "first reaction" was that he was "insulted" by her rejection.
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To have insulted an entire continent in the most vile terms is manifestly harmful to our interests.
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He repeatedly apologized, saying that he shouldn't have cursed and insulted me, and that he had failed.
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When the student was insulted by the feedback, Doty knew he wasn't a fit for the agency.
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When Trump counter-punched and insulted Conway earlier this week, Conway's concerns instantly became much more newsworthy.
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The killing of the revered Iranian general "really wounded and insulted the national pride," one resident said.
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Documents show that Ms. Bryant told her lawyer at the time that the teenager had "insulted" her.
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Gail: But then Trump came back, instantly, with a tweet that insulted a great civil rights icon.
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Argentina Triverio pushed and insulted referee Miguel Flores in Toluca's defeat by Morelia in the same competition.
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He argued that giving equal footing to Santa and his reindeer to the Nativity scene insulted everyone.
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But I'm just insulted when people invoke my name and side with bigots or hurt the poor.
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When he was asked to leave we're told he insulted the staff and they called the cops.
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Why it matters: Trump has insulted, threatened and scapegoated Mexico since the day he announced his presidential campaign.
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Dillion Arnold was hanging with friends at a bar in Warwick, RI, on Wednesday when he was insulted.
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"Intelligence officers frogmarched me to an unmarked room where they insulted, threatened, and then attacked me," Ahmed details.
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You will have Joy who insulted Christians a couple of months ago, and now compares America to Nazis.
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She pointed to Alicia Machado, who won the 1996 Miss Universe title, saying Trump had repeatedly insulted her.
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"She repeatedly insulted me, humiliated my sexual dignity," Gareyev said in the video, as translated by Fox News.
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CNN's Senior Media Correspondent Brian Stelter was equally concerned, saying people should feel "insulted" by President Trump's action.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte insulted former U.S. President Barack Obama and announced a "separation" from the United States.
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Mr. Limato was so insulted he threw a glass of vodka in the editor's face at — where else?
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The "Malibu" singer came to Selena Gomez' defense after fashion designer Stefano Gabbana insulted her looks on Instagram.
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In 2015 Mr Yee insulted Christians, saying Jesus Christ was "power hungry and malicious" and "full of bull".
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Then there is his civility, even when insulted or traduced—another virtue burnished by comparison—plus his generosity.
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This left the singer feeling "insulted" because, according to Variety's source, the stipulations weren't imposed on other performers.
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Populism is as much a protest against being insulted as it is a protest against stalled economic growth.
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Islamist agitators campaigned against the Christian incumbent, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, falsely claiming that he had insulted the Koran.
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The cruel sentiments, which the receiver had to pay postage on, often insulted a person's looks and intelligence.
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Steph got the call today, and he hammered away at the drum like it insulted his mother. [CBS]
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The official also reportedly insulted Vice President Pence after he said North Korea had asked for the meeting.
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"He's literally insulted almost every group, every person that makes up the fabric of our country," she said.
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She reportedly insulted the cabin crew, threw documents at them, and forced them to kneel and beg forgiveness.
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"To the people I insulted, I apologize," Aaron Schlossberg wrote in a message posted to Twitter and LinkedIn.
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Leaders of the right-wing League and quixotic 19903-Star Movement have insulted neighbours and cast away migrants.
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I wanted to prove to the people who insulted me that I wasn't who they said I was.
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Now that users in the market Spiegel allegedly insulted are hearing about his comments, they're deleting the app.
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Today the president insulted the murder victim and sided with the Saudis, who said our CIA is wrong.
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We've been attacked, we've been insulted, we'd been threatened so many times, and we decided to do something.
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She alleges that Ellison repeatedly insulted her, emotionally manipulated her, and cheated on during the years-long relationship.
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President Trump famously insulted McCain early in his campaign, rejecting his war hero status because he was captured.
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He also insulted the mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, who displayed his opposition of the rally earlier Thursday.
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I did not feel insulted though, I was actually thankful that those women were very kind and helpful.
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"Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Trump "insulted" Pelosi during the meeting, calling her a "third-rate politician.
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Gottfried admits in a CNN Opinion piece he had never laughed so hard while being insulted so viciously.
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"It isn't brave to meet in private with somebody who has insulted and denigrated" Mexicans, Mr. Krauze said.
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In banning Jones and InfoWars after they insulted of Oliver Darcy, Twitter is suggesting a curious double standard.
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Police have opened an investigation into the allegations that Purnama insulted the Koran and questioned him on Tuesday.
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"To the people I insulted, I apologize," Schlossberg wrote in a message he posted on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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"Time and again, he's insulted [the Bank's] work, and it's too late to change his record," Timmons said.
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Related: Artist Insulted By Donald Trump Turns Him Into a Butt Plug Donald Trump Looks Like 'They Live!
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"He (Hamid) has insulted the blasphemy laws, the punishment for which is death," said one of the lawyers.
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Many of them are minorities — blacks, Hispanics, Muslims — who hear his pronouncements and are insulted, or even frightened.
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The whole affair started when the duo insulted Lady Gaga in an interview with Rolling Stone last week.
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Ryan insulted himself even further by throwing the only day's only interception, cementing the Philadelphia's 24-15 win.
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When Pardew insulted Manuel Pellegrini, then Manchester City's manager, during a game, three words might have caused offense.
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Trump has repeatedly insulted and personally attacked individual judges – and by extension the integrity of the judiciary itself.
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We are giving notice we will not be bought, or bullied, or insulted into enabling their outdated agenda.
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" Mr. Trump later insulted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada in a Twitter post as "very dishonest & weak.
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"The dignity of all Lebanese has been insulted by this vile political ruling," it said in a statement.
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Ms. Khavari and other women said they grew disillusioned as they were insulted or interrupted by male delegates.
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She is teased, insulted and dismissed, and also forced to wear teetering heels and smile for her lessers.
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"Bobby Doerr cannot recall being hammered by the Boston media or being insulted by the fans," he wrote.
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When Cilley refused to accept the letter, Graves felt insulted and made his own duel challenge to Cilley.
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The president loves to feel insulted and indignant, because his skin is thin and it thrills his base.
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He insulted Ted Cruz' wife, and baselessly linked Cruz' father to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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When Trump insulted Haiti and some African nations last year, O'Brien flew to Haiti to meet some locals.
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So I will engage with you, Janelle, even though you insulted me three times in one brief paragraph.
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Yet he was perturbed, even insulted, when he was the fifth running back taken in the first round.
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Criticize their opulence or even mention a wealth tax, and they are quickly insulted or get all jittery.
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Saudi social media accounts that often insulted Qatar's emir, Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, have toned it down.
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In the messages, FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI attorney Lisa Page insulted Trump as well as Sen.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, he insulted every prisoner of war in American history by claiming that Sen.
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Rivas first insulted Luksic during a session of Congress in April, captivating local media in normally reserved Chile.
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She's insulted, nagged, disbelieved, denied, wrapped in packing tape, at some point, and dumped out of a truck.
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If it was understood that this was a convenience, rather than a date, you should not be insulted.
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She insulted an audience member by saying they "became gay" after watching the TV sitcom Will and Grace.
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"He has insulted America in one way almost every day," Powell said of Trump, according to the newspaper.
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The list of groups that Donald Trump insulted, condescended to, and threatened during his presidential campaign is long.
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In 2012 the Malawian government warned journalists and human rights activists that people who insulted the president faced prosecution.
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Writing in Politico, Tucker Carlson tells an instructive story about how he had once insulted Trump's hair on CNN.
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She's known for pushing back against then-Fox News host Bill O'Reilly when he insulted her appearance as well.
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Authorities said Shahravesh broke Dubai's cybercrime laws when she insulted Dos Santos' wife on Facebook, according to the organization.
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In suburban Pittsburgh, an Indian-American man was hospitalized for facial cuts and swelling after being insulted and assaulted.
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Where most candidates lobby for endorsements from prominent members of their own party, Trump has gleefully insulted Republican insiders.
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" According to Variety, Grande, 25, wanted to perform "7 Rings," and producers allegedly refused, prompting her to feel "insulted.
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Previously, he insulted some analysts - turning off investors and shareholders, and knocking $103 billion off the company's market cap.
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According to a source who spoke to Variety, Grande felt "insulted" and decided to to skip the Grammys entirely.
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Jeb Bush was insulted most this week, by far; nearly half of Mr. Trump's insults were directed toward him.
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A few insulted Venezuela's leftist President Nicolas Maduro as they boarded Colombian migration agency trucks, a Reuters reporter witnessed.
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Finally, he got to use the "basket of deplorables" line against Clinton and how she'd insulted too many people.
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Previously, he insulted some analysts - turning off investors and shareholders, and knocking $2 billion off the company's market cap.
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The law calls for an automatic death penalty for anyone deemed to have insulted Islam or the Prophet Muhammad.
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So Deadpool walks away, insulted and torn up (he eventually returns, but he becomes more alienated from the group).
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He has insulted important international allies in phone calls, tweets and, most recently, at a Group of Seven summit.
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Of course he gets arrested by insulted police officers and barred from meeting tribal elders — he's a cultural thief.
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Rose has publicly insulted Tyga for dating Kylie, and Kim for pursuing Kanye while they were still dating. 8.
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"We had some problems two years ago when the other team—heterosexual, of course—they insulted us," says Pineda.
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Are they going to line up for her next film after she just grossly insulted their preferred presidential candidate?
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Including his ongoing fight with Corker, Trump has insulted or personally impugned well more than a dozen Republican senators.
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Al Shabaab said last year the cleric had insulted the Prophet, an accusation denied at the time by Abdiweli.
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The lyrics they gave him strongly insulted Saddam Hussein and praised Ayatollah Khomeini, the ex-enemy of the regime.
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To jumpstart that effort, he tried to buy Ferrari, only to be rebuffed and insulted by Enzo Ferrari himself.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly disparaged and insulted people of color, even before taking office almost two years ago.
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After winning, KSI also publicly insulted Jake and Logan Paul, starting a feud that has continued to this day.
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Gosling. His tortured rationale for the flag-less sequence insulted a nation that sacrificed so much to make history.
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"For 15 minutes, we were beaten, insulted and harassed because we insisted not to let him go," Rawy recalls.
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A man, drinking at the end of the bar with some friends, insulted Detective Shanley and her Irish ethnicity.
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But I didn't name names, and for that I was slapped, hit with a belt again and repeatedly insulted.
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"This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored," she said during a Fox News interview.
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Tim Ryan of Ohio compared Moulton's military record with Trump's business dealings and insulted the size of his hands.
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"Saudi insulted all the Lebanese by forcing ... Hariri to resign and detaining him," Nasrallah said in a televised speech.
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Melania remembered that smooth smile at other times, when Donald insulted John McCain, when Donald boycotted a Republican debate.
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The advertisers who pulled commercials from Ingraham's show want to appear all sanctimonious for siding with an insulted teen.
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But his anti-Muslim slams reached new lows when he insulted the parents of a fallen Muslim American soldier.
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He called her, insulted her, followed her to parties and told people that she had agreed to marry him.
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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)His character and looks were freshly insulted to millions of viewers on national television.
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Before the debates began, someone asked me what I meant when I asked whether the candidates insulted each other.
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I'm insulted you'd ask me that when you're sitting close enough to feel the heat pulsing from my trousers.
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Trump drew widespread condemnation after he posted tweets that insulted "Morning Joe" co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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In his address last year to the U.N., Trump insulted Kim as a "rocket man" bent on nuclear destruction.
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"I think he is very insulted by it, which is not a good thing for our country," Trump said.
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But his colleague, Anne Auber, said in an email that Ms. Rosenberg had insulted Mr. Hans during the call.
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"Don't be insulted if we suddenly say, 'Oh, pretend you're playing, but don't play,'" Ms. Landau, the director, warned.
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That exhaustion and anger can't be willed, wished or insulted away, no matter how unsavory the insurgents may be.
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He might think it's an over-the-top joke that he'll dismiss, or he'll be insulted and ignore you.
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Blasphemy is a highly combustible subject in Pakistan, with emotions flaring over mere rumors that Islam has been insulted.
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Bolsonaro, meanwhile, has accused the French President of having a "colonialist mindset," and publicly insulted his wife, Brigitte Macron.
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That language infuriated the Saudis, who appeared insulted by the suggestion that they had bowed first in the dispute.
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In 2015, after Mr. Trump insulted the U.F.C. fighter Ronda Rousey on Twitter, Mr. Legere came to her defense.
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But I'm probably more tired than he was of being insulted, and much more hopeless about my country's future.
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"If you put him down or disrespected him or insulted him, he would agree with you," the classmate said.
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" Kellyanne Conway also acknowledged the reality, saying Monday, "She should not be ignored or insulted, she should be heard.
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I do know that in 230, I became the CEO of a company that similarly insulted the Federal Reserve.
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After the deal, Corcoran told the Sharks she insulted Bartow to determine whether she would have a strong response.
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Ms. Begum, who wears a face-covering niqab, rarely leaves her neighborhood for fear of being insulted or worse.
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At the same conference where Erdogan insulted his host, Trump declared he was a "big fan" of his guest.
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Trump said Putin is "very insulted" by the suggestion Moscow attempted to interfere in the U.S. election last year.
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Trump has publicly insulted Waters in the past, calling her a "seriously low IQ person" at a 2018 rally.
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Against the backdrop of a polarized public debate, lawmakers, journalists and campaigners have been insulted and attacked in public.
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It seemed like she's sorry that she insulted people, not she's sorry she said it in the first place.
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"Well, somehow North Korea, after he canceled the summit because they insulted the vice president, they insulted his national security adviser and they also said that they would go to nuclear war against us, they were going to defeat us in a nuclear war," Mr. Giuliani told the conference in Tel Aviv.
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"I was with a male friend at the time who insulted him, and he only sent more," she told me.
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But it&aposs almost like the press is insulted that she is not doing anything in front of the cameras.
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When nurses found her lying on the ground, she said she was slapped and insulted for dirtying the hospital floor.
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Next thing you know, the two companies merge and you're now eye to eye with the guy you just insulted.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: I&aposm leaving this special with you to tell you, you have insulted me for the last time.
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Ties turned frosty when new President Rodrigo Duterte insulted Obama on Monday, prompting the cancellation of a meeting between them.
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"This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored," Conway said in an interview with Fox News.
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Trump seems to think that any time he's insulted, no matter who does it, he's entitled to respond in kind.
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The discussions left legislators feeling insulted and annoyed that the president hadn't bothered to do the barest amount of homework.
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Field's memo, reportedly sent on March 23, expressed feeling insulted by people doubting Tesla's ability to hit its production targets.
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Many felt insulted by its glaring innuendos, extending the harmful misconceptions that Africans need others to solve their own challenges.
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The ruling also banned two elected LegCo lawmakers, who insulted Beijing during their October 12 swearing-in ceremony, from office.
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"The rhetoric of the past election cycle has insulted, demonized, and threatened many of us," the group's Facebook page reads.
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Video The official also reportedly insulted Vice President Pence after he said North Korea had initially asked for the meeting.
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He has also catcalled a female reporter and insulted a female senator who was critical of his war on drugs.
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"I'm insulted by the fact that Fernanda feels like I don't respect her," Rivera said after one of their fights.
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Samantha does it for revenge, Robin does it because she's annoyed, and Lana takes aim after she's insulted in public.
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Thailand has always treated its royals with exaggerated respect, periodically clapping people deemed to have insulted the king behind bars.
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"What about MAGA and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments!?" he tweeted.
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According to the rumors, Goodman asked especially difficult questions at the interview, attacked, insulted, and sometimes even struck the interviewees.
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At times like this it is so easy to play the victim and cry foul and to be deeply insulted.
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It was done basically as a practical joke, because the father had insulted this fellow, not knowing who it was.
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Older residents are insulted by the implication they are donkeys, which is like calling someone an idiot in Palestinian society.
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He says that very strongly, he really seems to be insulted by it and he says he didn't do it.
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Safety for us is also about being able to be in a space where we won't be insulted and assaulted.
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"I was very insulted, and I was cleaning up for a team that I used to play for," he said.
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African leaders feel insulted after Trump is said to have classified their countries as shitholes, a comment he denies making.
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"Most people in America seem to know me best as that guy who insulted Mel Gibson," Gervais, 53, tells PEOPLE.
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Five years after the fall of autocrat Hosni Mubarak, she is shunned or insulted by Egyptians on those same streets.
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Excluded from white venues and often insulted in their absence, black voices found the need to tell their own stories.
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"He is a virulent racist who has repeatedly insulted the American people — and minorities specifically — with his hatred," Rush wrote.
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When Laura's pharmacologist prescribed her Naltrexone—a drug that is supposed to block the craving for alcohol—Laura was insulted.
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Courts ruled that he distributed songs online that praised terrorism, insulted Spanish royals and threatened a Spanish politician with violence.
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They were at a meeting with other people when he said something insulting to her, and she insulted him back.
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" — SAMANTHA BEE "The past few weeks, Trump has insulted several notable African Americans, like Omarosa, LeBron James and Don Lemon.
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In March 2007, people were banned from accessing the entire YouTube site based on one video that insulted Kemal Ataturk.
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I am not sure whether Messers Basquiat and Dubuffet would be insulted by the comparison, since they are both dead.
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Ms. Bibi was arrested in 2009 on allegations that she insulted the Prophet Muhammad during an altercation with other farmworkers.
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Part of that is thanks to enthusiasm to vote against Donald Trump, who's repeatedly insulted Latinos on the campaign trail.
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" Somewhere in there, Mr. Trump also insulted Jim Mattis, his former defense secretary, calling him, "the world's most overrated general.
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Critics fear he has alienated and insulted important allies, while his supporters laud his focus on an "America First" agenda.
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" That same year, he also insulted MMA fighter Fallon Fox, a transgender woman, saying she was "a f---ing man.
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He has insulted several world leaders, calling both former U.S. President Barack Obama and Pope Francis "son of a bitch".
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The former Kansas City, Mo., mayor said some offenders also called him "a baby killer" or insulted his Methodist faith.
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Jamal talks a good game, but is just as quick as his brother to go for the throat when insulted.
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America's global image has declined significantly under Trump, who has repeatedly insulted key US allies while cozying up to dictators.
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" Trump tweeted: "What about MAGA and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments!?
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Just last week, Trump insulted and mocked the island as it braced for what could have been another devastating hurricane.
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If the higher-up were insulted, is it really plausible the employee could point the finger at this midlevel boss?
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The guest of honor sits stage center and gets insulted, then everyone laughs it off as all in good fun.
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Warmth," the biggest names in show business felt that "if they hadn't been insulted by Rickles, they weren't with it.
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And Trump has insulted Merkel personally as well, even failing to acknowledge her request for a handshake during a photoshoot.
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The post described the attack as a "road rage incident" and insulted Heyer with slurs and jabs at her appearance.
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When I was young, the now candidate, humiliated me, insulted me, disrespected me both publicly and privately in the cruelest way.
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JIMMY FALLON, THE TONIGHT SHOW: When I saw that Trump insulted me on Twitter, I was going to tweet back immediately.
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Has he thought about how he might explain this to North — being friendly with a person who insulted her mom's appearance?
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They talked with former Bill Clinton advisor George Stephanopoulos, and Trump was shocked he hadn't insulted the journalist yet on Twitter.
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" In denying E. Jean Carroll's allegation that he raped her, President Donald Trump insulted her, insisting she was not his "type.
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Between June 2015 and today, the New York Times reports, Trump has insulted 410 people, places, and things on Twitter alone.
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The population movement hadn't just insulted our love of big, nuclear families; it had directly defied our theology — and our God.
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" He insulted two women and former secretaries of State with one tweet: "Hillary [Clinton] is starting to look like Madeleine Albright.
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If you walk up to Britney Spears, having met her once, and she seems not to remember you, don't be insulted.
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Mr Trump has insulted Mexico, El Salvador and Haiti, discourages investment in the United States' southern neighbour, and talks trade protectionism.
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Paiboon warned that Thais "couldn't accept" actions that insulted the monarchy, and accused people "outside of the country" of instigating criticism.
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Here's a look at all of the ways Trump has insulted the Democrats who were targeted by pipe bombs this week.
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The big picture: Trump has repeatedly insulted and embarrassed May, including by suggesting Boris Johnson should replace her as prime minister.
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She insulted a broad swath of the electorate, and gave her opponents an opening to play victim of mean-spirited attacks.
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The lady asks me if I want to get my lip waxed, too, and I'm more than a little annoyed/insulted.
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After the U.S. placed sanctions against Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other top Iranian officials last week, Rouhani insulted Trump.
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Accounts possibly linked to Alfredo Guzman and Ivan Archivaldo Guzman taunted, warned and insulted the government through several posts on Twitter.
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He repeatedly insulted and used everyone he loved (and a lot of people he didn't) whenever it was convenient for him.
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When PBS "NewsHour" correspondent Yamiche Alcindor pointed this out to him, citing Mueller's own words, Trump denied it and insulted Alcindor.
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People, including BJP members, have also openly insulted journalists, using terms like "presstitute" - a combination press and prostitute - to berate them.
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Damore alleges in the court filing that he was mocked and insulted by coworkers for the views expressed in the memo.
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In August, Steve Sarkisian insulted Trojan opponents and added an expletive to the "Fight On!" cheer at an event for supporters.
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O.K., now I've just insulted 13-year-old boys by comparing them to the man who may become our next president.
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We've compiled a list of the 2000 people, places and things Mr. Trump has insulted on Twitter since announcing his candidacy.
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But somehow, it was expected that Cruz would bow to a man who had defamed his father and insulted his wife.
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Mr. Johnson campaigned hard for Brexit and over the years has insulted a host of world leaders with his rude behavior.
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So I go online and I read about Chimamanda, the girl in the magazine who got me insulted by my mother.
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Mike Allen of Axios recently posted a list of people Trump has insulted or attacked on Twitter, as candidate or president.
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The Facebook posts, which the court found had insulted King Norodom Sihamoni, were uploaded in June last year, Y Rin said.
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In the past he has insulted Victoria Beckham, dissing his old friend on her 44th birthday with three thumbs down emojis.
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Over the course of that long Monday night, Yiannopoulos's followers insulted, mocked, and harassed Jones with tweets numbering in the thousands.
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That was after Peña Madridista Linense's kit man had insulted him over his sexuality in an Andalusian Second Youth Division match.
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However she's proven herself to be more willing to tussle than your drunk uncle after someone insulted the Packers offensive line.
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She also claims the producer once threatened to kill her following one of her refusals, and verbally insulted her on set.
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Trump memorably insulted McCain, for years a prisoner of war in Vietnam, saying that he liked war heroes who weren't captured.
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The Montlake Spite House came to be after the land parcel's owner was insulted by a neighbor's offer to buy it.
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CNN spoke to several other fishermen who also reported being insulted and treated suspiciously by victims they were trying to help.
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Delmonico's seemed to rebut single-handedly the notion that American cooking, as one historian put it, insulted every sense but hearing.
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" Iran "has been accused and insulted" and "wronged by oppressive sanctions," Mr. Khamenei said, "but not weakened and will remain powerful.
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The very bureau, the FBI that ran the investigation to find this guy, has been insulted and attacked by this president.
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" He asked her if she saw his tweet, and she responded she had, "I saw the disgusting tweet and was insulted.
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The tweet hours before he went to campaign for an embattled Republican in Ohio where he insulted local hero LeBron James?
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The candidate on the other side had insulted his way to the Republican nomination against 65.83 experienced office holders and activists.
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Ms. Bee insulted Ms. Trump toward the end of a nearly seven-minute segment devoted to the issue of migrant children.
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But every day, one of us is spotted, insulted, beaten, suspended, expelled, and in some cases, we take our own lives.
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And in a statement issued by his campaign, Mr. Steyer said he was insulted by implications that lawmakers were for sale.
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I remember being highly insulted at getting only seven episodes, but more challenged and feeling like we only have seven episodes.
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Finance Secretary Luis Videgaray resigned in the uproar over the visit by the Republiican presidential nominee, who has repeatedly insulted Mexico.
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"Refugees welcome," one sign said, while others read "No G-20" and other still insulted Mr. Trump in colorful terms. Mrs.
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Even French-speaking Britons in the room had to consult their dictionaries to determine just how gravely he had insulted her.
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The groups claim that Governor Basuki Tjahja Purnama, popularly known as "Ahok", had insulted the Koran and was guilty of blasphemy.
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Asscher defended the rights of law-abiding Muslims to not be treated as second-class citizens or insulted for wearing headscarves.
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And his rants against the whistleblower whose complaint prompted the impeachment inquiry has further upset an intelligence community he's often insulted.
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" White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway told reporters Monday that Ford "should not be ignored or insulted; she should be heard.
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In at least one scene, the couple are insulted on the street by passers-by in Nahariya, Israel, where they live.
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A gray-suited cicada is an office drone, insulted and underpaid by the humans; he lives in an office wall space.
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The 1882 Richardson Spite House came to be when Joseph Richardson was insulted by a neighbor's meager offer for his land.
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"Many of us were also insulted that they would think we're so glib to swallow this," said one Indian startup founder.
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Sure, we all love Stranger Things, but this clapback to a fan who insulted Brie Larson's directing skills may Netflix's best content.
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And that was a law in the books for a very long time, that if you insulted the government you were jailed.
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Some experts recommend sending female investigators to interrogate male suspects, believing they may slip up because they feel insulted under their questioning.
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To demonstrate this, neuroscientists from the University of New South Wales insulted participants who were having their brains scanned in an fMRI.
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Later on Monday after the CNBC interview, Trump told reporters that he wouldn't be insulted if Xi refused to meet with him.
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" Denise, who is mother to daughters Eloise Joni, 8, Lola Rose, 14, and Sam, 15, said, "You actually insulted my parenting, Camille.
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Apparently Brianna came home from school the other day and asked for Eggo toaster wafflers, which insulted his sensibilities as an Englishman.
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" White House adviser Kellyanne Conway told Fox News on Monday, "This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored.
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"This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored," Conway said during an appearance on Fox News Monday morning.
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And if you want to persuade them — which should be your goal — remember that no one has ever been insulted into agreement.
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The cast rallied around Dennis as Jacobs insulted her parenting skills, labeling her "an egg donor" outside of socialite Patricia Altschul's soirée.
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Today's trip comes a year after the president insulted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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When not being totally overlooked, they are insulted to their faces, denied flats and profiled as drug-dealers and prostitutes by police.
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She pointed out that he's insulted men in the course of his presidential campaign as proof that he doesn't just target women.
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"This woman should not be insulted and she should not be ignored," Kellyanne Conway, an adviser to Mr Trump, told Fox News.
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While the president sought to portray Kaepernick as having insulted politically neutral symbols of patriotism, Curry had clearly just snubbed Trump personally.
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In Ms. Johansen's telling, Mr. Kallon insulted her and grabbed her by the arm, leaving her no choice but to hit him.
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After Michael Cohen, his former lawyer, began cooperating with Mr Mueller, Mr Trump called him a "rat", and publicly insulted his family.
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Twitter was insulted – nay, wounded – to see the Alec Baldwin film up for such a prestigious award, even if it won't win.
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The overwhelming spread features all of the people, places and things Trump has insulted on Twitter since he began running for president.
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Once the plane landed, the two continued to argue and "the pilot again hit and insulted" the co-pilot, the letter claims.
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Although Sadler felt insulted when she learned she was being paid significantly less than Kennedy — who serves as co-host of E!
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The rapper says he's gotten the cold shoulder ever since 2013 when someone in his camp insulted a woman at the game.
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The controversial Chinese Christian politician was put on trial in December over accusations that he insulted Islam while campaigning for re-election.
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During the debates, while Trump insulted the media, they sat there like props, and gave his insults the very audience he desired.
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Why it matters: This isn't the first time Trump has insulted or attacked prominent females, including reporters, political opponents, models and celebrities.
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Then-candidate Donald Trump indeed insulted the intelligence community during the election, and many have concluded that this is their plotted revenge.
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He left a slew of nasty body-shaming comments on a vegan blogger's Insta after she insulted his appearance in a comment.
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Mr. Trump carried so much baggage and had insulted so many voting blocs that some Clinton supporters began to imagine a landslide.
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In past Golden Globes from 2010-2012, he has insulted the Kardashians, Madonna, Jodie Foster, Mel Gibson and British royal Kate Middleton.
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Those Americans you insulted in such large numbers didn't wake up the day after President Obama left office and became instant racists.
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As The Problem With Apu showed, Apu makes desi kids feel insulted not just by individuals, but by American culture at large.
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Under that bizarre logic, he could rationalize ruling out judges from every demographic group he has insulted or happens not to like.
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You play as a male party-goer who can "pick up chicks, get insulted, and make friends," according to the trailer below.
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The New York Times has a running list of the nearly 500 "people, places and things" the President has insulted on Twitter.
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His supporters are real people, with real concerns, who have consistently been dismissed and insulted by the elite, intelligentsia and pundits alike.
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"She then tells a story of being in Hollywood and being insulted by a pop star who said she "isn't actually real.
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In 2016, a Jerusalem labor court ruled that Sara Netanyahu insulted and raged at household staff in the prime minister's official residence.
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But, in keeping with a bizarre campaign season, the focus shifted to personal feuding after Donald Trump insulted Mr. Cruz's wife, Heidi.
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The story quickly took on a life of its own as people cracked jokes, spread memes, and generally insulted the man online.
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But when a mother is intimidated, insulted or demeaned because of her parenting choices, we call it concern or, at worst, nosiness.
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Remember, she feels insulted by a $500k offer from the streaming service -- especially because Tony's older bro, Chris Rock, got $22 million.
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Still others viewed it simply as an anti-Iranian slur and asked why they should pay money to be insulted in theaters.
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Zimbabweans actively exercised their newfound freedom to speak out: Many energetically insulted President Mnangagwa in their comments on his social media accounts.
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Unless we roll out of her house (literally) on Thanksgiving, she acts insulted, as if we've criticized her by eating normal portions.
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The women who came forward as victims of Louis C. K. had nothing to gain except to be bullied, ridiculed and insulted.
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Tharps delicately but honestly presents the recollections of many people who were insulted — indeed, wounded — by family members mocking their darker skin.
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Wilder had planned the inflammatory remarks beforehand and insulted the entire group of people of Moroccan origin in the Netherlands, he said.
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She corroborated her part of the account, writing that Judge Reinhardt in fact had publicly confronted and insulted her about her accusations.
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He has insulted scores of nations, undercut our allies and projected the worst of American xenophobia, racism, small-mindedness and vulgarity overseas.
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" McCoy's press release cites a litany of other grievances against Trump: "He has insulted prisoners of war and later refused to apologize.
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To me, Trump is the man who could not remember which foot medically disqualified him from service in Vietnam, then insulted Sen.
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Just about every day last week, Jews in New York were punched in the face, slapped, hit, insulted, threatened, goaded, and worse.
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Marie Yovanovitch told impeachment investigators she was "shocked, appalled, devastated" that President Trump insulted her in a call with another foreign leader.
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Getting insulted over having to repeat yourself suggests that either you're insecure or you think you're better than everyone else (or both!).
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In 2016, a Jerusalem labor court ruled that she had insulted and raged at household staff in the prime minister's official residence.
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No. I was just with someone the other day and I think I insulted them and they kind of looked at me.
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More, he has used racism, turned his back on "the strangers in our midst," and insulted and degraded the weakest among us.
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He has directed U.S. officials "not to endorse" the G-7 joint statement, and personally insulted Trudeau in a series of Twitter posts.
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Efforts to unite warring candidates behind one failed spectacularly: An overture from Senator Marco Rubio to Mr. Christie angered and insulted the governor.
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Jakarta's former governor, an ethnic-Chinese Christian, was ousted last year after hardline Muslim groups organized massive protests over allegations he insulted Islam.
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He went to his grave with a bullet lodged near his heart from a duel he had with someone who insulted his wife.
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They were insulted when Donald Trump called some Mexican immigrants "rapists" as he launched his presidential campaign at Trump Tower in New York.
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Many of the letters do prove her point, mentioning many of the groups that President-elect Trump may have insulted during the campaign.
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The LGBTQ community intersects with many groups Trump has insulted, but we have our own unique issues that we fear will be threatened.
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Questioner 2: In the book, you say that if you're a comedy writer and you haven't insulted anybody, you haven't tried hard enough.
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As of late October, the New York Times had counted 22009 people and things he had insulted on Twitter since declaring his candidacy.
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Khan sees Trump as personally bigoted against people like him; Trump feels personally insulted by Khan's criticisms and has vowed to remember them.
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He insulted the Muslim family of a fallen US soldier after the soldier's parents criticized his proposal to ban Muslims from entering America.
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Over the course of his campaign thus far, Trump has insulted Latinos, immigrants, women, Muslims, Black Lives Matter protesters, disabled people, and journalists.
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Trump was seated in a row of people he has repeatedly insulted: Barack and Michelle Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and Jimmy Carter.
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Continuing his battle against the mainstream news media, Trump insulted NBC News' "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd and Democratic Congresswoman Maxine Waters.
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Donald Trump loomed behind Hillary Clinton during a presidential debate, and then insulted her body; his supporters called her a witch and worse.
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He has unconstitutionally ordered executive actions, favored labor over business, attacked banks, insulted successful corporate leaders, and backed federal-government mandates on business.
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And yet, I subscribed to All Access anyway in order to watch Discovery, even though I feel personally insulted by its business model.
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He also doubled down on his controversial set from December in which he insulted Parkland students and made racist comments about Asian Americans.
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Cruz said Fiorina had already proven her mettle in standing up to Trump last year after he insulted her looks in an interview.
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He insulted Dog and Beth, hurled racial slurs at Dog, and threatened to 'cut' Beth if she could 'get out of her wheelchair.
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In 2015, a Thai man was sentenced to 30 years in jail for posting messages and pictures that insulted the monarchy on Facebook.
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Before you get too insulted, appreciate the fact that they let you know in advance, instead of secretly giving you a lackluster recommendation.
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"There is nothing wrong with apologizing to the governor of New Mexico or John McCain of anybody who he has insulted," Dole insisted.
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During a 75-minute freewheeling speech on March 10th he talked about himself, insulted several adversaries and mentioned Mr Saccone only in passing.
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During a 75-minute freewheeling speech he talked mostly about himself, insulted several of his adversaries and mentioned Mr Saccone only in passing.
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If the fake news people want to stop being insulted and they want to stop the CNN sucks (inaudible), then just stop sucking.
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But as the president watched TV, one topic consumed his mind and mood: two talk-show hosts who had insulted his psychological stability.
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We pleaded with Trump and Clinton primary supporters to choose someone better; both sides sneered at us, insulted us, and dismissed our concerns.
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"Ted Cruz insulted the people of New York and by the way (it was) blatantly hypocritical on his part," he said on CNN.
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In past Golden Globe hosting gigs, he has joked about his penis size and insulted Madonna, Jodie Foster and British royal Kate Middleton.
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They were more insulted that we were able to pull it off and be able to do a protest inside a secure area.
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Journalists seen to be critical of Hindu nationalists are often insulted on social media, and some women reporters have been threatened with assault.
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He also made enemies among his home-town's middle class, whom he insulted in one national newspaper as "the worst…in Spain today".
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But what surprises me most is the response I receive from the man who initially insulted me and other members of the media.
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The story escalates when the road authorities, apparently insulted by a lack of largess, recruit gangsters to attack the company's workers with knives.
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Mr. Trump, off a week of self-inflicted wounds as he stumbled on abortion, denigrated Heidi Cruz and insulted his way through Wisconsin.
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Obama insulted Americans who "cling to their guns and their Bibles" and demoralized the police officers who risk their lives to protect us.
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Mr. Finch winced as though his child had just been insulted, then reached his hands to Mr. Leventhal's neck in a mock stranglehold.
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They say Christians favor Donald Trump for president — a man who has mocked a disabled reporter, insulted women, and repeatedly cursed in public.
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And right now it's 800,000 government workers who feel insulted, forgotten and anxious about rent, mortgage, car payment and medical bills piling up.
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In a series of tweets, Trump insulted him; he called him "weak" and "beleaguered;" and he seemed determined to push Sessions to resign.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Monday insulted a small Virginia restaurant that recently asked White House press secretary Sarah Sanders to leave.
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Emily Cho triggered public anger after reports emerged that she insulted an advertising executive and threw water in his face earlier this year.
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But over the past few days he has insulted several of the city's politicians, prompting widespread outrage against him and disunity among communities.
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Yet, Acosta, who has insulted Fox News as "state-supported media," expects an FNC reporter to defend him in a live television event.
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Now he's backing a candidate who has insulted minorities, shown a casual disregard for policy discussions and is reviled by the party's establishment.
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But from our first seconds alone together I could tell he wasn't going to, and I was both relieved and faintly, faintly insulted.
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And Trump has not only insulted even more people than Meyers listed, but he seems generally incompetent on major and minor policy issues.
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In being publicly insulted by Duterte, Kim joins an illustrious group of world figures that includes former President Barack Obama and Pope Francis.
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Then ensued a long period of standing around in the unforgiving sunshine while the men insulted the driver, who shrugged, grunted, and stonewalled.
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It turns out Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan played it exactly right by hiding in a bunker while Trump insulted Gold Star families.
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I mean, imagine if your neighbor insulted your wife's face, and then you had to ask him to loan you a weed whacker.
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Senator Jim Risch, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, disputed before Monday's vote that the amendment rebuked or insulted Trump.
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Pompeo, meanwhile, said Iran had "insulted" Abe, as one of the vessels targeted in the alleged attack belonged to a Japanese shipping company.
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Shortly after she assumed the editorship, a journalist interviewing her noted that her father had often been threatened and insulted by his critics.
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Reached by email, Mr. Maack's father declined to be interviewed but insulted Mr. Maack and said he no longer considered him a son.
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What exactly is feminist about seeing women insulted, raped, humiliated, disfigured, beaten, tasered, tortured—and subjected to the sadistic whims of other women?
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This month her office issued a statement supporting LeBron James's work with children — hours after the president insulted the athlete's intellect on Twitter.
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Even those inclined to sympathize with that premise politically may feel insulted by the plot hole-a-palooza offered here to support it.
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Once lauded for his edgy, almost gothic videos and musicality, he inched toward more traditional street rap and frequently insulted rival rappers online.
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Sure, plenty of readers had fond memories of the buttered rolls I described, but others were angry: They felt condescended to and insulted.
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Even as de Gaulle gleefully insulted the Americans and undermined the United States-led order in Western Europe, Washington continued guaranteeing French security.
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During the string of interviews, Nunberg contradicted himself, asked for legal advice and insulted Mueller and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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A few minutes from my own doorstep, I was shoved and insulted by two women who told me proudly that they were racist.
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Gigi Hadid unloaded on Jake Paul on Twitter on Sunday, calling the YouTuber "irrelevant" and "ugly" after Paul insulted Hadid's boyfriend Zayn Malik.
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There are way more than nine GOP senators who have been insulted, berated, demeaned and threatened by Trump since he ran for president.
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Mr. Basuki apologized publicly months ago for any offense caused, but he has steadfastly denied that he insulted the Quran or committed blasphemy.
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As of late October, The New York Times had counted 22009 people and things he had insulted on Twitter since declaring his candidacy.
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And even if Trump backs down from his ludicrous demand, he has already damaged America's reputation and insulted our allies by making it.
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Like many journalists and intellectuals in Ecuador, I became a target of the president, who insulted me twice on his national TV show.
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ABC's Amy Robach asked Trump how she would feel if her children insulted people on Twitter in the same way the president does.
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And as the commander in chief insulted allies while embracing autocratic thugs, Republicans who spent a decade supporting wars of choice remained quiet.
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"Many of these men and boys were cursed, insulted, threatened, forced to sing Serb songs and beaten while awaiting their execution," he said.
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The New York Times, for instance, keeps an ongoing count of all the people, places, and things that Trump has insulted on Twitter.
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" Stone even said that he's "amazed" by Putin's "calmness, his courtesy," especially because "he's been through a lot; he's been insulted and abused.
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Back in January, when he was desperate to win the Iowa caucuses, Ted Cruz insulted New York values onstage during a Republican debate.
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Tensions were high when, in front of the Customs House, a young barber's apprentice named Edward Garrick insulted Hugh White of the 29th.
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Trump berated Sessions privately and, starting in July 2017, mocked and insulted him publicly in an apparent effort to goad him into resigning.
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"One thing is that they are in a sense ambiguous, so that the recipient is apt to feel vaguely insulted, but since the words look and sound complimentary, on the surface (they're most often positive), she can't rightly feel insulted and doesn't know how to respond," Robin Lakoff, Professor Emerita of Linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, told Business Insider.
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But Latinos that gathered at the Latino Inaugural Gala on Thursday night felt insulted that not one Latino was chosen for a Cabinet post.
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It's hard to separate his insulted reaction from his belief that the US is an unjust country and a malign influence on the world.
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His photo choice served as a reminder of the pair's 2014 social media argument, in which Sheen insulted the 28-year-old's pink hair.
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It's only when Cruz himself was insulted that he stood up to Trump, because Cruz has no greater principle than his own self-interest.
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Trump has on occasion insulted Merkel in his past public comments, criticizing her decision to allow hundreds of thousands of refugees to enter Germany.
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He has complained that Kelly insulted him at a debate in August and that a statement from the network earlier this week belittled him.
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But since then their bond has frayed, and it almost broke in November when Trump insulted Macron over Twitter during another visit to Paris.
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JACKSON: What Kaepernick and LeBron James and Steph Curry are all saying they&aposre insulted by the violations of our people by this president.
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Harington was driven to therapy over the deception and its feverish coverage, while fans were left insulted by nearly a full year of gaslighting.
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He got stung late in the debate when Clinton brought up the example of Alicia Machado, a beauty pageant contestant whom Trump had insulted.
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Trump welcomed Biden to the race Thursday with a snarky tweet that insulted the former vice president's intelligence and mocked him as "Sleepy Joe."
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Guancha.cn, a news portal, said Mr Xu's posts over the years on Weibo, a microblog website, had insulted the Chinese army and Mao Zedong.
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I think that they're offended and insulted by it, and I actually think it's part of the reason many of them voted for Trump.
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The ("failing") New York Times made a list of the people, places, and things Trump had insulted on Twitter through March: there were 325.
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He's insulted war heroes and their parents, lambasted generals as "dopes and babies," and blithely dismissed the symptoms of soldiers with traumatic brain injuries.
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In a tirade before the Laos summit, Duterte insulted U.S. President Barack Obama and the White House responded by cancelling a two-way meeting.
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Yet after a woman claimed that Mr O'Mara had insulted her in a nightclub as recently as this March, the Labour Party suspended him.
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Women across the country have made it clear they feel insulted by Trump's denials of documented abuses, and plenty of men agree with them.
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"It was true when we heard what he thought about minorities ... Muslims ... made fun of disabled persons or insulted gold star families," he said.
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"You can't have a guy who's insulted POWs and attacks a Gold Star mom and has called our troops and veterans weak," Obama said.
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So, he ends the make out session, unsure of his next move and concerned he may have insulted Missandei by finally being so forward.
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Over the course of the primary, Trump called Cruz "Lyin' Ted," insulted his wife's looks, and suggested his father was connected to JFK's assassination.
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"No film has been more insulted this year than 'Green Book,' but no film has won more prizes," said Variety awards editor Tim Gray.
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Flashback to almost a year ago when Trump accused Cruz's father of assassinating JFK and insulted Heidi Cruz on twitter, insinuating she was ugly.
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When he insulted elites, whom they felt had failed them, Trump claimed to be their voice and they were thrilled by what he said.
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"Love the idea of donating $1000 of my Trump royalties every day till election to cause serving a group he has insulted," he tweeted.
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A true leader would call a meeting at Trump Tower with different members from all the communities who were slighted and insulted by Trump.
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He has complained that Kelly insulted him at a debate in August and that a statement from the network earlier this week belittled him.
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Ryan's op-ed comes after a week in which she says Trump publicly insulted three of the White House press corps's only black women.
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"Americans are sick and tired of being lied to, insulted, and treated with outright condescension," an email to Trump's supporters sent last week reads.
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He ended up holding a book party for me where I met and joked with all the Gawker writers who had publicly insulted me.
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But opponents of religious rights have argued that this principle should not apply if someone's beliefs cause others to feel hurt, embarrassed, or insulted.
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Instead, he seeks to describe how "right-wing populists" have insulted, vilified, mocked and analyzed those liberals in both the present and the past.
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Not only did all this cut against Trump's denials of wrongdoing in the Russia scandal but it openly insulted Trump's family members as well.
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Their task is further complicated because the GOP donor class that has been repeatedly insulted by Trump over the course of the primary season.
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In primary debates he harshly mocked and insulted his Republican opponents as liars, weak, and small while they stood just a few feet away.
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Trump weighed in on the Smollett case again following Thursday's press conference, saying he insulted "tens of millions of people" with his false claims. .
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After Biden insulted Corn Pop, the gang leader supposedly said he'd meet the future vice president outside his car when he got off work.
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He seems more worried that Putin is "insulted" by the accusations than he is by the impact these operations had on our democratic processes.
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Deeply insulted, not just by the host but by all the rabbis who were present and did nothing, Bar Kamza decided to get revenge.
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Cruz was booed off the stage at the party's convention for refusing to endorse Trump, who insulted Cruz's wife and father during the primaries.
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Ms. Fiorina had the best week of her short-lived campaign after Mr. Trump insulted her face and she rallied women around her candidacy.
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Now that some journalists won't waste time being insulted and lied to at the White House, they can dig into Trump's business & Russia ties.
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But having power over someone doesn't necessarily mean yelling insults at them and expecting money in return (not all finsubs want to be insulted).
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Donald has consistently insulted Muslims abroad, Muslims at home, when we need to be cooperating with Muslim nations and with the American Muslim community.
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He alleged that she had been harassing him for giving anti-Semitic speeches, and had insulted him by insinuating that he was a pedophile.
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"I saw my sisters being scared of going out, being spit on, being attacked or insulted, within my own family as well," she recalls.
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He also insulted the court and threatened to arrest Fatou Bensouda, a Gambian lawyer and the court's chief prosecutor, if she entered the Philippines.
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In the videos, that creator, Steven Crowder, a conservative commentator with nearly four million YouTube subscribers, repeatedly insulted Carlos Maza, a journalist from Vox.
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He insulted the Canadian prime minister, and then, just a few days later, lavished praise on Kim Jong-un, the world's most repressive dictator.
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However, former prime minister Peter O'Neill criticised the appointment of Ling-Stuckey, saying Marape had "grossly insulted" government members who voted him into office.
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The first time they really fought was in 2016 after a far-right politician insulted the German soccer player Jérôme Boateng, who is black.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has also insulted Mr. Wallace on Twitter, comparing him unfavorably to his father, the "60 Minutes" anchor Mike Wallace.
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"Now I would never be personally insulted if somebody referred to a vehicle as a paddy wagon," Quinn, who is of Irish descent, said.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said the president "insulted" the people of Russia by congratulating Putin for winning an election whose result was never in question.
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In an interview with Sean Hannity of Fox News, President Trump insulted his potential 2020 rivals, lamented impeachment and defended his administration's coronavirus policies.
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Ishtar, greatly insulted, runs up to Heaven, to her father, Anu, and asks to be given the Bull of Heaven, to avenge these insults.
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Remember how he publicly insulted the looks of the one and only female Republican colleague who ran for president alongside him during the primaries?
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Mart Helme, the Estonian interior minister, insulted Prime Minister Sanna Marin and claimed that Finland was led by "Reds" bent on destroying the country.
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Just sayin'," Lieu said, quoting former Secretary of State Madeline Albright's tweet, saying as a grandmother she was "insulted" by the travel ban's "ignorance.
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How do they govern diverse, largely free societies, and interact with those who do not share their views —and whom they have grossly insulted?
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Instead, he had insulted Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the parents of an Army officer who died while trying to protect his men in Iraq.
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Days after the arrest, Ms. Bryant told her husband's lawyer that Emmett had insulted her, but said nothing about physical contact, Dr. Tyson said.
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But by pretending to not have insulted Kelly, Trump gets to be as mean as he wants while still avoiding responsibility for his behavior.
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Given this, Mr. Beshear relentlessly downplays party differences and highlights the bipartisanship to be found among those who have been insulted by Mr. Bevin.
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He pledged not to cut Social Security or Medicare, condemned free trade, and insulted the military and intelligence services, and they ate it up.
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Khan, the gold star family whose son died in the line of duty, and Donald insulted and attacked them for weeks over their religion.
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Namewee was arrested in 2016, following a complaint that his music video titled "Oh my God!" had allegedly insulted Islam, the official religion in Malaysia.
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GUTFELD: She is -- Michelle Wolf right now is in a lot of hot water comparing ICE to ISIS, because they feel that it insulted ISIS.
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On tape, he was heard talking about grabbing women by their genitalia, and he insulted female reporters and a female political rival over their looks.
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I'm sure that when homosapiens first developed speech, it was amazing for an afternoon, and then a fight occurred when somebody insulted somebody else's mother.
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The summons occurred after around 20 Nigerian prostitutes complained to police they had been insulted and assaulted by protesters who filmed them without their consent.
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The summons occurred after around 20 Nigerian prostitutes complained to police they had been insulted and assaulted by protestors who filmed them without their consent.
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Those who support Judge Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court have insulted Ford, attacked her integrity, questioned her motives, and threatened her and her family.
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The candidate once said that an opposing female congresswoman did not deserve to be raped and he's insulted the descendants of rebel Afro-American slaves.
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The suit hinges on a letter posted online in May claiming that Edwards had insulted and harmed the community in his public statements about Flint.
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In one episode, they bickered after Laura pulled out a sex toy to spice up their time in the bedroom, which made Aladin feel insulted.
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Jody Warner, 32, allegedly insulted and harassed 26-year-old Shaun Platt as he attempted to drive her home from a bar late that night.
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In a book published two years ago, the historian Timothy Tyson reported that Ms. Bryant initially told her lawyer that the teenager had "insulted" her.
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We Need More Single Mothers Like Me In Congress — Here's Why This Young Woman Is Challenging The Maine Republican Who Insulted Emma González Related Video:
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At best, I'd be insulted or enraged; at worst, I'd yell (something worse) back, or even get out of the car and confront the person.
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"I didn't think I needed a nose job and I was actually kind of insulted," Johnson explains in PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peak of Thursday's Botched.
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Emotions are running high, and there have been a few reports of people being confronted or even attacked over allegations they insulted the late king.
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Some fought the urge to follow their owner's wishes and even seemed to be insulted that their human would insinuate they were that simple-minded.
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"Drivers I know who were offered that deal from Lyft in the lead up to IPO were incredibly insulted and angry about it," Clarkson said.
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A 92-year-old man was beaten with a brick, kicked and insulted while on his daily walk around his family's neighborhood on July 4.
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Since taking office on June 30, the 71-year-old has insulted international politicians, diplomats and organizations while defending his crackdown on crime and drugs.
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I'm insulted that you present a future where our daughters need to complete their 'home duties' before they can go out and save the world.
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It is certainly a risky one, and there will be a few frosty encounters along the way with those he has insulted in the past.
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Here are eight Republican sitting senators whom Trump has personally insulted since he took office: McCain is one of the president's favorite political punching bags.
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The list included all the "people, places and things Donald Trump has insulted on Twitter since declaring his candidacy for president," according to the Times.
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Perhaps he had read that many liberals fear Trump's potential for German-type authoritarian rule, felt insulted by it, and was trying to reverse it.
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"He spewed his hateful vitriol and insulted a group of Minnesotans that I am proud to represent every day in the United States Senate," Sen.
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"It's an issue of style basically and people accuse me of being bombastic, it's just his style, the way he has insulted people," he said.
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"President Trump's administration has repeatedly insulted the memory of the Holocaust, and embraced the agenda and rhetoric of white nationalism and antisemitism," the letter reads.
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The offended party will be too focused on the fact that you insulted them than they will on the point you are trying to make.
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"He said that she deserved to be beheaded for the fact that she insulted the Prophet Mohammed," Rovinski told jurors of Wright's plans for Geller.
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Sometimes they just scolded and insulted them; at other times they physically threatened them, stole offerings of food and money and destroyed statues of nats.
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Both countries' leaders insulted each other, with Kim Jong Un calling Mr Trump a "dotard" and Mr Trump describing Mr Kim as a "sick puppy".
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Trump has hurt and insulted Palestinians by: What's worse, Trump has amazingly decided to release the plan before releasing an essential political vision for Palestine.
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Conway on Trump's tweet on Kim Jong Un: That "was the president just responding the way he does to somebody who insulted him first." pic.twitter.
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On August 21, he insulted the Mette Frederiksen, Prime Minister of Denmark, when she refused his offer to buy Denmark, by calling her rejection "nasty."
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He followed with other articles, went on TV and faced off against other clerics who insulted him and marshaled their own evidence from the scriptures.
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He has insulted Obama and then made it clear the Philippines will pursue a much more independent foreign policy than it has in the past.
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And with this, the "America First" President will try to appeal to an institution that he has insulted, demeaned, and attacked over and over again.
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Too many politicians in the GOP, and their media mouthpieces, have insulted them, smeared them and pawned their futures in exchange for short-term gain.
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The comic is loosely themed around the idea of tracking down everyone who ever insulted or trolled the author, the "revenge fantasy" of the title.
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She in turn disliked the city's locker-room political culture, which required her to socialize with the wives of legislators who had insulted her husband.
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Weeks of vitriol and betrayal ensued, with many Mexicans denouncing Mr. Peña Nieto's invitation as a needless capitulation from the leader of an insulted nation.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has constantly railed against public-market investors for not believing in the company's long-term vision — and has frequently insulted them.
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If you've ever lost your shit on someone who insulted your home state — or someone who was cruel to your best friend — you've been there.
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Then I would need to interface with all these governments that he had recently insulted in a column, to try to get him a visa.
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Global health Twitter accounts that were used to meddle in the 2016 presidential election also sent both pro- and anti-vaccine messages and insulted parents.
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Koch was famously insulted at a conference when an interpreter mistranslated Pasteur's phrase "recueil allemand" (a collection of German writing) as "orgueil allemand" (German arrogance).
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One example, cited by The New York Times, was Hemmer following up when Former White House secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders insulted an MSNBC host's looks.
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A visibly angry Aladin quickly stormed out of the room and told his wife that he felt insulted when she gave him the sex toy.
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"I'm so insulted that people think that would be acceptable behaviour for Rugby Australia," she told reporters at a business breakfast in Sydney on Wednesday.
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Footage of Charles skipping a handshake with Pence, while warmly greeting those either side of him, led many to conclude that Charles had insulted Pence.
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But now, she said, she was abused by security forces who slapped and insulted her as she was forced onto a military truck this month.
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But more than half of those people said they would not vote for the governor because they believed he had insulted Islam, Mr. Muhammad said.
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Higuaín knows his name will be jeered, his every touch whistled; he knows he will be defamed and insulted on the banners in the stands.
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When Kelly moderates a Republican Presidential debate, in August, 2015, and then is insulted by Donald Trump for having challenged his misogyny, Ailes supports her.
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The newspaper reported that discussions about who would succeed the top Trump administration official predated reports this week that Mattis had insulted the president's intelligence.
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In his testimony, Mr. Kelly rejected accusations that inspectors had insulted or mistreated those caught up in the confusion after Mr. Trump signed the order.
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"I'm insulted by the suggestion that as a law professor I don't care about those facts," she said, visibly frustrated by the Georgia Republican's remarks.
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The march celebrated the millions of women, immigrants, Muslims and others who had been insulted, demonized and threatened by vicious rhetoric in the recent election.
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"Americans are sick and tired of being lied to, insulted, and treated with outright condescension," Trump's fundraising committee wrote in an email to supporters Thursday.
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If the answer is no and then it turns out that the higher-up felt insulted, then that's on the intermediate manager, not the employee.
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Close US allies were insulted, the stability of the alliance was shaky, and the US commitment to the defense of Europe was uncertain at best.
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The sadness quickly set in: for the country, for those he's insulted, for Hillary Clinton, and for women who thought this was their historic election.
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"We didn't want to go, but he shouted and insulted us and threatened that if we didn't comply, we would also be killed," Mr. Padilla said.
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This week Venus will also meet up with Uranus, where she's more likely to suddenly begin or end partnerships with others if her values are insulted.
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The president started off with a sneak preview last night, when he insulted "Cryin' Chuck Schumer" and suggested Schumer was a hypocrite to oppose Comey's firing.
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Michael Hart, a full-time college student from San Diego who identifies as Salvadoran, created Dump on Trump after feeling insulted by Trump's anti-immigration comments.
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Some of the stories have touched me on an even more personal level, like seeing stories of Muslim women being insulted or attacked for wearing headscarves.
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" Another protester, Rifga Abdelrahman, said her friends were "beaten up, their hair shaved off, insulted, treated in a way that no Sudanese girl should be treated.
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On Thursday morning, Americans woke up to the news that their president had gratuitously insulted the prime minister of Australia and maybe threatened to invade Mexico.
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The video showed Barakat speaking politely with Hicks, contradicting Hicks' allegations to investigators that Barakat had insulted him and had come at him with a knife.
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When one fan tweeted at Unglert that she was "insulted" by his description of his Sikh dad on the show, he gave a gracious, thoughtful response.
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In a blog for Women's Health, the former beauty queen, 39, says she never had issues with body image before being insulted by the presidential candidate.
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When she refused to join a Prussian diplomat in a toast that she felt insulted France, journalists throughout Europe made hay of the incident for weeks.
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U.S-China relations may take a turn for the worse after President-elect Donald Trump publicly insulted the mainland twice in a span of 72 hours.
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Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, commonly known as Ahok, is alleged to have insulted Islam by criticizing his opponents' use of a Quranic verse in a stump speech.
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Just this morning, he insulted Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine, the Democratic party and the press, claiming that the media refuses to reveal accurate poll numbers.
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The idea that you in the media can only handle a single number to summarize the state of the planet -- you should be insulted by that.
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Kim is insulted by a passage Caitlyn's book as well; it discusses Robert Kardashian, Kim's father, who famously helped defend O.J. Simpson in his murder trial.
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The plaintiff in the case against the band, Philippe Seif, said his complaint alleged that the band had insulted religious icons on its social media pages.
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After a video circulated in October of Purnama, also known as "Ahok", making comments that some Muslims said insulted the Koran, the FPI went into overdrive.
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After President Trump insulted LeBron James, Melania Trump issues a statement saying she’s open to visiting the school he just opened in Ohio. pic.twitter.
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An ethnic Chinese Christian, Ahok is currently under investigation by Indonesian police over a speech he gave in which hardline Islamists claim he insulted the Quran.
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In his outraged tweets on Tuesday, Trump again criticized May for her handling of Brexit, insulted Darroch, and, of course, took a moment to compliment himself.
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On another dating show, the camera might change the music to indicate the sudden change in mood and zoom in on Gurki's face as she's insulted.
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He seemed a little desperate to not seem too demagogical in front of a foreign leader whose country he has repeatedly insulted throughout this election cycle.
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The New York Times has published a list of all the people, places, and things that Donald Trump has insulted on Twitter during his presidential campaign.
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We sort through queues of posts, hundreds at a time, getting trolled and insulted and shat on by the internet—for one moment like this one.
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Grande wanted to perform "7 Rings," her latest break-up anthem released in January, and producers allegedly refused, prompting her to feel "insulted," according to Variety.
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That's the same email address I corresponded with earlier in the week that ultimately led to a bizarre phone call in which I was repeatedly insulted.
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Soon after, Jones reported alt-right idol and GamerGate ringleader Milo Yiannopoulis to Twitter after he incited his followers to target her, and insulted her directly.
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"There are embarrassingly few black and hispanic reporters in the WH press corps and four have been personally insulted by the President this week," he wrote.
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When one of us was repeatedly targeted and insulted by a male in our class, we were called "mean" and "aggressive" for standing up for ourselves.
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But that takes common-sense leaders, not ones who think the complexities of this age can be bombed away, walled away, willed away or insulted away.
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Blankenship served time in prison after a deadly mine explosion, traded in conspiracy theories on the campaign trail and even insulted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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"While the 19-year-old said she "personally" felt "insulted" by the magazine's mistake, she also said she felt like her "entire race has been disrespected.
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The White House corrected another transcript in October after a transcript of a press conference in the Rose Garden didn't reflect that Trump insulted a journalist.
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Instead, Sinclair fought, threatened, insulted, and misled regulators in a misguided and ultimately unsuccessful attempt to retain control over stations that it was obligated to sell.
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It continued at the raucous press conference over his donations to veterans, where Trump insulted two Latino-surnamed reporters, CNN's Jim Acosta and ABC's Tom Llamas.
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Far from being insulted, Ms. May used the comment to suggest that her negotiating stance with European officials would be as tough as that of Mrs.
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And if anyone dares go down this lane, the joke must be so hilarious that even the community who is being insulted will laugh out loud.
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He has insulted women and threatened Muslims and immigrants, and he has recruited as his allies a dark combination of racists, white supremacists and anti-Semites.
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Later, she is also insulted for not being a "family woman" (see: the misguided notion that being childless and husbandless somehow reflects on her professional ability).
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But every judge and clerk I've ever met at this level would be insulted at the suggestion that they could be influenced by something like this.
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Farzad Fazeli, 35, of Castro Valley, reportedly insulted the GOP and then approached "a political candidate" at his booth in an "aggressive manner," the statement said.
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It works best as a severe tribunal for the self that frequents the world and, dependent on fickle opinion for affirmation, is periodically injured and insulted.
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" — Tom Nichols, professor at Naval War College "Tonight I heard a few firsts in a U.S. presidential debate: penis size, yoga, a candidate insulted as 'little.
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Mr. Morales became embroiled in an argument after he insulted Mr. Carson and his friend Danny Robinson while they walked north along Avenue of the Americas.
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But in the event the market is right, it won't help that he insulted a group of the folks who influence the success of equity sales.
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Youssef became an internationally renowned figure in April 2013, after an arrest warrant was issued following accusations that he had insulted Morsi and the Islamic faith.
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Even after Trump insulted him for his time as a POW, McCain endorsed Trump, rejecting him only after the "grab 'em by the pussy" tape surfaced.
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It reads, in part: President Trump's administration has repeatedly insulted the memory of the Holocaust, and embraced the agenda and rhetoric of white nationalism and antisemitism.
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But Trump made clear that the issue of Russian meddling in the election hovers over the leaders' relationship — Putin is "insulted" by the accusation, Trump said.
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As it happened, one of the Socialist Party grandees Mr. Hollande insulted in the new book, Claude Bartolone — the president of the National Assembly — walked out.
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Nothing disgusted him more than Trump's press conference with Vladimir Putin, in Helsinki in July, and a tweet, two weeks later, that insulted LeBron James's intelligence .
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But Mr. Trump refused to engage with the steelworkers' union; instead, he insulted the local president, who started working at the Rexnord plant at age 17.
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The woman, Shira Raban, worked at the prime minister's residence for a month in 2017 and said that Ms. Netanyahu mistreated her and insulted her constantly.
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" During Tesla's most recent earnings conference call, Mr. Musk apologized to Wall Street analysts he had insulted during a previous call for asking "boring, bonehead questions.
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The former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman, above, who has accused him of mental deterioration and racism, became the latest African-American he's publicly insulted.
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But Mr. Kim did not even meet with him, and he further insulted Beijing by conducting its latest missile test only days after the envoy's departure.
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"The individual who is insulted has the right to select the type of weapon used in the duel: swords, pistols or sabers," the draft law says.
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Donald Trump's victory speech on Tuesday for Michigan and Mississippi devolved into a bizarre infomercial about former and current Trump products that Mitt Romney had insulted.
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Ms. Dingell recalled how she happened to be at an event with the same group right before Christmas after Mr. Trump insulted her and her husband.
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So I don't think your mentor, or the company, should feel too insulted or negative about this — or at least, they should get over it quickly.
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Democratic leaders walked out of a White House meeting about the worsening situation in Syria on Wednesday, after President Trump repeatedly insulted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Analysts, however, said it was unlikely Mr. Basuki would face charges, given his political support as well as questions about whether he had really insulted Islam.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said the president "insulted" the people of Russia by congratulating Putin for winning an election in which the result was never in question.
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"And by doing so with Vladimir Putin, President Trump insulted every Russian citizen who was denied the right to vote in a free and fair election."
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"Insult comedy underneath it all is about affection," said Lisa Lampanelli, known for routines that both insult and reveal what it feels like to be insulted.
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In the suit, she accuses the housing center and its managers of failing to protect her from hostile residents who have insulted and verbally abused her.
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But McCain's funeral was not the only farewell to an American icon this weekend, nor the only funeral to an icon recently insulted by Donald Trump.
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John Lewis, a black man who was beaten and insulted in the civil rights movement, argued that George Wallace, the surly segregationist Alabama politician, deserved forgiveness.
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Mr. Campbell had repeatedly insulted Mr. Collins's music and questioned his reputation for toughness, daring the rapper to send henchmen to attack him, the papers said.
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Townhouse staff said the police laughed at and insulted the evacuated families as workers entered the building and proceeded to remove window shutters and destroy flooring.
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" After the arrest, Mr. Trump asked on Twitter, "what about MAGA and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments!?
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