Fans yelled insults about his backside, insults about his front side, insults about his tender parts and insults about his mental health.
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" Sanders added: "The American people are never going to elect a president who insults Mexicans, who insults Muslims, who insults women, who insults African-Americans.
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I think that the American people are never going to elect a president who insults Mexicans, who insults Muslims, who insults women, who insults African-Americans.
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"I think that the American people are never going to elect a president who insults Mexicans, who insults Muslims, who insults women, who insults African-Americans," Sanders said.
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It is true that your insults are less crudely worded, but they are clearly insults, and they inspire retaliatory insults.
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His father hurled insults at him, my father hurled insults at us.
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When he insults them in such a grotesque manner he insults us all.
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TRUMP, BLOOMBERG TRADE INSULTS: The president and Michael Bloomberg traded insults, with Pres.
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The candidate who campaigned with insults and threats is now governing with insults and threats.
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"The report in front of you insults Hungary and insults the honor of the Hungarian nation," he added.
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Prepare for three straight months of campaigning, promises and insults -- so many insults -- by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Will Trump react the same way to insults from Putin that he has reacted to insults from anyone else?
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How is a president who insults his own former cabinet secretaries, has insulted people of color in America, insults and belittles his political foes, insults decorated military heroes and paints immigrants as criminals and gang members not considered a menace to the republic?
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"We consider the insults against our country, the threats towards our citizens, and the insults against our president unacceptable," Volodin said in a statement.
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He also revels in his ability to fire off personal insults at his opponents, insults he then uses to animate his supporters at massive rallies.
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T.J. Miller can do no wrong at the moment, and that extends to this ad, in which he insults the Shock Top orange, who insults him right back.
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A cross-cultural study of insults in 103 languages found that in 66 languages, the most abusive curses were those involving mothers (while only 20 languages involved insults towards fathers).
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An 1881 French law against defamation and insults was reinforced in 1972 by an anti-racism law (known as "Pleven Law"), which criminalized racist insults and the incitement of racial hatred.
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" A CNN banner declared that the president "Insults Allies.
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" Dole said he doesn't "applaud (Trump) for the insults.
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Here's what you need to know: • Insults and threats.
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We need leadership which brings our people together and makes us stronger — not leadership which insults Latinos and Mexicans, insults Muslims, women, African-Americans and veterans — and seeks to divide us up.
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Around the time that Pence refuted the idea that the Republicans were running a campaign of insults, Trump, who announced he would live tweet the debate earlier in the day, began posting insults.
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Trump may not know policy, but he excels at insults.
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It means to express contempt through indirect or subtle insults.
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Paulie loses his cool and hurdles insults back at Kyle.
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The downside of it is the insults, ridicule, abuses, threats.
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He began to hurl insults at Khashoggi over the phone.
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In the piece, Adler slings insults at the childhood favorite.
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Trump has called O'Donnell a "pig" among many other insults.
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Instead, the two countries resorted only to insults and sanctions.
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Insults, slurs and racist comments proliferate today on social networks.
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But any return insults withered and died in my throat.
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These were pejorative, nasty, spiteful insults — which, ironically, I adored.
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Go deeper: Melania warns against cyberbullying while Trump tweets insults.
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Trump and Kim exchanged a string of insults and threats.
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They involved physical violence, sexual assaults, insults, threats and coercion.
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Are you in the mood for cruelty, insults, and humiliation?
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See how Machado thanked supporters after insults from Donald Trump.
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Below was a string of sexual insults and porn links.
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They're understandably proud, but less so when she insults Tom.
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The two didn't hold back while continuing to trade insults.
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Too often, the race devolved into personal insults and attacks.
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I have experienced insults about my appearance from the president.
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We cannot accept no more insults for my Latin community.
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Some of the worst insults to receive are backhanded compliments.
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Also, Azealia Banks was apparently Instagramming insults from his house.
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Would Mr Cruz continue to trade insults with Mr Trump?
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It doesn't take long for the insults to come flying.
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Holding back on Twitter insults seems pretty unlike Donny Boy.
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And we all know Trump doesn't take well to insults.
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People yelled insults at me in Spanish I didn't understand.
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Cuban and Trump have traded insults throughout the presidential campaign.
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Tillman wasn't hurling insults — at least, not at Taylor Swift.
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He insults the nurses and refuses to wear the pajamas.
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Phillpjwhy and Gdog trade more insults, and then a pause.
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That is part of why his insults resonate with voters.
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Icahn lit into his nemesis in a barrage of insults.
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Will journalists let Trump's insults overshadow the Dem primary process?
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When his insults aren't about physical appearance, they're about popularity.
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Instead of insults & dehumanizing rage, we should return to civility.
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"There are only insults and blame and arrogance," he said.
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Other students used racist insults about Asians and Native Americans.
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Ted Cruz traded insults over Twitter, some targeting Cruz's wife.
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Constructive policymaking is a whole lot harder than trading insults.
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Trump embodies a politics of bitter divisions and vindictive insults.
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But others have hurled insults and abuse at the volunteers.
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But some commentators think Europe will simply ignore the insults.
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Also: Insults for women at the trade deal's news conference.
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Sometimes stupid insults are just that and should be ignored.
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If only those conservatives could quit it with the insults.
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The N.H.L. has had to previously deal with racial insults.
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"It is an embarrassment and insults the intelligence," he said.
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He endured threats and harassment that included racially motivated insults.
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ROME — The Italian language does not want for colorful insults.
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He has made insults the core of his presidential messaging.
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"We have six centuries of insults to avenge," said Napoleon.
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Racist chants and insults have been traded, along with punches.
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With his Yellen insults, Trump is clearly undermining the economy.
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Can Donald Trump change his behavior and stop the insults?
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Why squander all that combativeness and impulsiveness on Twitter insults?
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His insults about the rest of his appearance go harder.
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Dobnak seemed to shrug off the insults after the game.
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When they turned around, they said, he began hurling insults.
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Rehashing his favorite insults, he focused in particular on Sen.
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His preferred forms of communication are insults, obscenities and untruths.
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Avenatti responded to Trump's insults in a series of tweets.
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Stephen Miller was there to filibuster and hurl personal insults.
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These insults sum up their vastly different approaches to politics.
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I mean he hurled as many insults as he could.
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You could see him straining to tone down the insults.
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They didn't hold signs scrawled with insults in black marker.
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I got the Shakespearean Insults one, in case you're curious.
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But pretty soon, Durham began hurling insults back at Allen.
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"It's interesting is that Congressman O'Rourke likes to talk about bipartisanship, but for him bipartisanship apparently consists of throwing insults, a lot of personal insults last night, and calling for impeaching Trump," Cruz said.
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We survived with rigorous adherence to behavioral rites: You befriended the natives, wrapped your Yankee insults in a Bubble Wrap of smiles and never narrowed your eyes when the natives heaped insults on you.
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These were 103 year old boys trading insults in a schoolyard.
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And there is some crossover between Biden's gaffes and Trump's insults.
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He insults people and that&aposs part of what he does.
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In between all of this, Khloé and Kourtney exchange more insults.
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He insults his opponents with schoolyard nicknames while retweeting slavish sycophants.
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" Ocasio-Cortez rebuffed his insults on Twitter earlier this week. "Rep.
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Both sides brawled in the press, throwing slurs and hurling insults.
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The easiest way to attack a woman is through sexual insults.
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Japanese has insults, and of course words for genitalia and excretion.
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That monologue included a string of insults against President Donald Trump.
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Fiorina followed up on CNN with a fusillade of canned insults.
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He also aimed a string of insults at the Russian fighter.
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"Shakespeare Insults: "Ask Alexa for Shakespeare to give you an insult.
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Trump rally attendees consistently level insults at media covering the event.
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In it, Cohen financially threatens Mak and insults him multiple times.
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The [chat] insults are critical but for me that is secondary.
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His personal insults, which must stop, seem to run the gamut.
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No wonder Nepal's Communists seize on insults to their country's sovereignty.
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Pence shakes his head as Kaine recounts Trump insults #VPDebate pic.twitter.
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President-Elect Donald Trump heaped on the insults at his Jan.
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It left the wedge issues, religion, and insults out of it.
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Mr Trump often insults other Republicans; they owe him no loyalty.
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Clovis would frequently attack prominent Democratic leaders with insults and epithets.
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Good time to take a break from the fake news insults.
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In typical teenage rhetoric, the girls exchange affection masquerading as insults.
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But let's not conflate candor with brazenness or honesty with insults.
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Users would enter those groups and hurl insults at each other.
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Others question my lifestyle, send me insults, or even death threats.
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Instead of debating ideas and policies, Trump insults and mocks people.
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She doesn't raise her voice or throw around accusations or insults.
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LONDON — Compliments are great, except when they're actually insults in disguise.
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It was as if Trump's insults were a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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The same goes for the two men's ripe and regular insults.
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There are more tweets and more insults, but that's the gist.
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Trump had been tweeting out insults all morning long to Corker.
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Joe Crowley, responded with a quick dismantling of the anchors' insults.
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The president spent the morning tweeting out insults at Tennessee Sen.
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Everyone has the right to say what insults or offends them.
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When it comes to throwing insults, President Trump has no equal.
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Your inflammatory rhetoric, insults, lies, & encouragement of physical violence are disgraceful.
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Will either take the high road and rise above the insults?
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Just last year, Kim and Trump were exchanging insults and threats.
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When Célestine is especially mistreated, she mutters insults under her breath.
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I did hear them direct derogatory insults at our school group.
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Friends, and friends of friends, posted insults on his Facebook page.
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This was not my first encounter, of course, with racist insults.
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His insults and sexual innuendoes are read aloud with biting disapproval.
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"Politics can be a battle of ideas, not insults," Ryan said.
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Trump and Kim had exchanged threats and insults in recent months.
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But... The Ranch is still full of not particularly clever insults.
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Wash down the insults with a draught Victoria beer or michelada.
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Clinton have been throwing "an avalanche of insults" in the campaign.
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That was nearly two years and a lot of insults ago.
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Your inflammatory rhetoric, insults, lies, & encouragement of physical violence are disgraceful.
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But sure, let's keep focusing on Mr. Trump's immature Twitter insults.
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The Conners use insults to express love and test old wounds.
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He also shared a video of protesters hurling insults at Rep.
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From rage tweets to insults, I'm the greatest at telling lies!
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In Oakland, insults have been backing up like East Bay traffic.
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It seems Trump, who relies on basic insults for women, doesn't.
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"We've seen the rhetoric; we've seen the insults," she said Tuesday.
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For some, spewing fat-phobic insults comes as naturally as breathing.
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Romney, though, rarely engages on any insults or digs at him.
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These "conversations," unsurprisingly, often devolve into name-calling and petty insults.
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But no good will come of personal insults and trash talk.
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The reappropriation of insults has a long history in American politics.
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Star's old tweets are a graveyard of grotesque threats and insults.
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After more than a year of insults, he departed last year.
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Senior Qatari officials have been subjected to character assassinations and insults.
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Spiro reiterated in his closing remarks that the tweets were insults.
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" Vanessa testified that Unsworth occasionally insults people, "usually when it's warranted.
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Trump offers insults; Warren, a former Harvard University professor, offers data.
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Rubio's insults of Trump seemed to help Cruz and Ohio Gov.
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An onslaught of ads and speeches delivering insults and racist remarks.
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By election night, the catalog of Mr. Trump's insults was thick.
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This included everything from death threats to homophobic and misogynist insults.
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Don't focus mostly on the outrages, the insults and the scandals.
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That said, the season seven writers never quite figured out how to hit the oblique angles in their relationship the way Sherman-Palladino did — the insults inside the compliments, the declarations of love inside the insults.
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As Mr. Rubio and Mr. Trump exchanged blistering insults — amplified by Gov.
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Clinton, like Cruz, has weathered her fair share of personality-based insults.
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All these insults, boasts and threats by the North were a test.
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Like many of Trump's insults, the accusation didn't come with many specifics.
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"Shocked and angry, I stopped and retorted expletives and insults," Snell says.
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After Sebastian shows up to her dinner party inebriated, Maja insults him.
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"When someone insults him, he genuinely takes it personally," one adviser said.
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No democratic ally deserves the insults that Mr Trump directed at Mexico.
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But a permaban on a first offense, plus, you know, the insults?
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Only months ago the two leaders were slinging insults at each other.
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Why weren't these bros directing their femininity policing and insults toward them?
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But it's easier when that family is leaving insults on customers' receipts.
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We do not condone any activity or imagery that insults any audience.
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The rhetoric spilled onto the campaign trail, as the insults only grew.
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They just allowed me to pour out an improvised slew of insults.
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People are terrible, flooding her Twitter and Instagram with insults and negativity.
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But the personal insults directed at Dimassimo are uncharacteristic of ISIS media.
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Mean tweets The NYT printed up all of Donald Trump's Twitter insults.
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It was them who came in and caused all beatings and insults.
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If anything, it inspires a steady stream of insults from angry drivers.
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However, in some countries, such insults -- even in jest -- are no joke.
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He storms out of meetings, insults his interlocutors, and offers no concessions.
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And all the insults he leveled before the campaign are excluded too.
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And no amount of insults from the Oval Office will change that.
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It had plenty of insults, bickering, private parts and bad spray tans.
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Trump was so out of control with his insults and trash talk.
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More than 218,000 cases involving insults were filed with prosecutors in 2015.
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Simons looks at the insults and hatred from an impressively healthy distance.
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Others yelled insults at me in English I understood all too well.
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The insults and occasional racial slurs linger long after you log off.
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If that happens, Filipinos will widen their repertoire of Anglo-Saxon insults.
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The insults mount, with Marina being labelled a chimera and a monster.
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The President who has insults for everyone cannot abide criticism of himself.
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" The insults are designed to "cool his heart and make him gentle.
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They are insults to the dignity of our societies and traditional knowledge.
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Doha, however, has rejected those conditions, calling them insults to its sovereignty.
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It also appeared to mock Hindi as "mumble rap," among other insults.
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You have undoubtedly been following our compilation of Donald Trump Twitter insults.
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Here's a look at some of Trump's most memorable insults from 2018.
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They justified his behavior, they minimized his offenses, they excused his insults.
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Ms. Tynan recounts cowering as crockery is smashed, insults flung, pasta chucked.
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The North Korean regime is remarkably sensitive to personal insults like this.
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These marriage bills combined are 18 pages of insults and name calling.
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"The other side is not talking issues, it's talking insults," she said.
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Some suggested Knowles avoid predominantly white environments, while others lobbed racist insults.
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"You cannot consider insults and threats press freedom or criticism," Erdogan said.
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Both men hurl insults at one another via text message and email.
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Perfect for: Replenishing your stock of very classy yet very mean insults.
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Will Clinton allow any of Trump's insults to get under her skin?
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But The Ranch seems interested in who they are beyond those insults.
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Ass grabbing, verbal insults, and being inappropriately hit-on all came up.
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They go from discussing fight etiquette and politics right into playground insults.
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It started as a Facebook status asking people for insults for men.
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Trump rolled on, making email jokes, WikiLeaks jokes and all-purpose insults.
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Franken, she said, "repaid me with petty insults" for having rejected him.
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Racist insults against black players are still routine in many European leagues.
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Hurling insults and throwing shade is an essential part of her game.
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He uses outrageous, offensive insults to get the media to take notice.
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Confident Cliff looks sad and beaten down by her barrage of insults.
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Insults and comments asking Richie to leave the country soon piled up.
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The argument isn't just false, it also insults the intelligence of voters.
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If you are attempting to offend me, please spell your insults correctly.
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Venomous insults have been lobbed between the Republican campaigns this primary season.
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Please, Canada, respond forcefully to Mr. Trump's insults to your national honor.
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And the insults from Dubinsky and his followers continued into the evening.
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I imagined the insults I would shout if I encountered him again.
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His unabashed embrace of insults, epithets and name-calling is well established.
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The two men end by trading insults: Bonnell is short, Masterson bald.
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The perceived insults endured during the campaign had finally turned into action.
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In one video, she lists some of the insults: "freak", "disgusting", "monster".
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In both states, legislative leaders and governors lobbed insults and pointed fingers.
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"I resent the fact that of your insults," he told Washington Sen.
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They ranged from demeaning comments about their appearance to more aggressive insults.
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"You cannot consider insults and threats press freedom or criticism," Erdogan said.
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These women had endured major insults to the body with extraordinary dignity.
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Insults and indignation were served up Thursday in the House Judiciary Committee.
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Reclusive North Korea occasionally publishes insults of U.S. and South Korean officials.
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They'll just take your attempted insults and make them their Twitter bio.
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And that seems to be their instinct, is attack with personal insults.
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We have a president who routinely name-calls and insults women's appearance.
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Vassar also said that he was a target of insults by coaches.
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Five thousand women marched while some onlookers hurled insults and tripped them.
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Do you over-index in insults from media people and Republican people?
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"It was the accumulation of slights and insults and disrespect," Hunt said.
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Insults that others might shrug off, they said, might stick with him.
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Unfortunately, Clinton doesn't have Trump's gift for insults or Obama's comedic instincts.
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She comments on each relationship, but without any insults or low blows.
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He insults what they're wearing and says they shouldn't be wearing that.
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Here's what we've learned from Trump's primary debate performances and what they could tell us to expect Monday night: Face-to-face insults Trump's affinity for insults and name-calling quickly became a staple of his presidential campaign.
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Torrent of insults Christie, the New Jersey governor, unleashed a torrent of insults at Rubio this week -- belittling him as the "boy in the bubble" who hides behind "canned answers," and is not ready to be commander-in-chief.
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"He gets very upset and when he gets upset, he engages in insults."
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These are the kind of insults that cut deep, especially in a relationship.
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Michael told Boteach that Joe would hurl verbal insults and threats as well.
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The site lets anti-Trumpers overlay their own selfies with iconic Trumpian insults.
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Forget the hairstyle, the louche reputation and the nightly flow of Tweeted insults.
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"All Donald Trump's campaign is boiled down to is personal insults," he added.
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ROLLING PROTESTS have rocked the island after leaked texts revealed the governor's insults.
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Instead, we get insults flung at anyone who raises any questions at all.
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She's a shady queen most of the time, regularly exchanging insults with Cotton.
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The insults grew louder until Zielinski blew his whistle, and George was done.
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Trump's crudeness, nastiness, and insults are all part of to a total package.
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Campaigners traded not hard facts last June but insults to the electorate's intelligence.
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She leveled some of the most direct insults of her career at it.
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In February, Cambodia's parliament unanimously adopted the law forbidding insults to the monarchy.
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You rocketed from obscurity to global fame by focusing on issues, not insults.
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Presidents-elect, however, don't usually respond on Twitter with insults and name-calling.
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"We would just like, give [the insults] back, bros being bros," Paul says.
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However, they say their insults focus on game-based play, rather than appearance.
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Leading evangelicals are not just sparring over metaphysics, they are also trading insults.
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These insults would too often degrade into racial, ethnic, geographic, or other slurs.
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So if you were wondering, those are insults out of her own mouth.
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He amusingly insults Jaime's lack of hand and suggests Cersei kill her brother.
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You've done nothing that merits forgiveness, and this bs insults truth in comedy.
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Unfortunately, he's rarely coherent, and his preferred core message is insults and nonsense.
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Just beneath the cutting insults and cunning manipulations is the possibility of violence.
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Videos posted on Twitter showed men attacking marchers and shouting anti-LGBT insults.
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Slurs and insults have no place on our platform or in our community.
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This war of insults between a speaker and a President is hardly dignified.
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She doesn't promote the soft bigotry of lowered expectations that insults our dignity.
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The video, titled "Avalanche of Insults," begins with Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov.
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This is also one of a number of recent insults toward NATO allies.
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This wasn't one of Trump's passionate insults or Sean Spicer's accidental password tweets.
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In the weeks that followed, the insults have been both hilarious and playground.
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Hayley says the harassment wasn't limited to verbal insults and inconsiderate co-workers.
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Show the contrast on the issues and don't make it about personal insults.
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When Madeline lobs insults about working mother's it's Renata she has in mind.
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From the mouths of babes comes wisdom, but so too do devastating insults.
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Yes, some of the ribald comments and derogatory insults Trump made were sexist.
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Here are some of the most vicious insults flung his way that night.
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Trump's open insults to allied heads of state and government are damaging enough.
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Now imagine a Supreme Court justice using similar insults to describe another justice.
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That would be one of the biggest insults that anyone has ever seen.
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But he adamantly refuses to apologize for his numerous gaffes, insults and misstatements.
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Before the showdown roll call, Trump characteristically plunged forward with time-tested insults.
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At home, he will tolerate no insults to his person, faith or policies.
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In Mexico, Trump's insults and threats have made him a figure of loathing.
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The dispute has become personal, with diplomats hurling insults in Cairo last month.
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Readers emailing from abroad are surprised by the campaign's bluster, insults and prevarications.
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But, to some people, such insults are relatively normal exchanges during a fight.
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At least Coats was not subjected to the same twittered barbs and insults.
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Trump insults Paul Ryan, undermines NATO and raises the specter of nuclear war.
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The two billionaires took their favorite medium -- Twitter -- last fall to trade insults.
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But what happens when Putin someday insults Trump, which he surely will someday?
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Thursday's Republican debate was yet another dumpster fire of insults and name-calling.
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Any insults as a form of a defense mechanism just show weak character.
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And these insults, if I can just say so, sometimes are pretty funny.
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That, and for the last year, the two leaders have been trading insults.
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And it's not just the brash and temperamental insults he throws at competitors.
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Responding to criticism from the former president, Mr. Trump hurled his usual insults.
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Even milder insults, the report explains, can contribute to an "avalanche" of hate.
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But Facebook groups also lit up with withering insults directed at Ms. Biel.
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Some cops advanced on the crowd with batons in hand, yelling homophobic insults.
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It's because when someone hurts or insults your fave, they're hurting you too.
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When challenged, his impulse is to lash out — preferably with personal, degrading insults.
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Subtle jabs are increasingly replaced by sledgehammer blows, clever insinuations by clumsy insults.
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Seek out reports from journalists interested in policy, not the trading of insults.
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It's pretty insane -- there's screaming, punching, scratching and then face-to-face insults.
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This combative ethos has stood firm amid an assortment of insults and missteps.
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Any insults exchanged here bring to mind gentle teasing within an affectionate family.
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"But it was a great primary because it was about issues, not insults."
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Outside a rally, its members endure savage insults from onlookers but are undaunted.
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For Australia, Trump's insults should be an incentive to do the right thing.
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"Unbelievable" offers a vivid sense of how threatening Trump's personal insults can feel.
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In the interview with Amanpour, Stewart critiqued journalists for taking Trump's insults personally.
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He is a frequent target of Trump's insults, both verbally and on Twitter.
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Hurling insults at journalists is standard fare for officials at the White House.
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One pundit hired by Bannon was Milo Yiannopoulos, who specialized in puerile insults.
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The conversation ends with them both in tears, hurling insults at each other.
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The Hebrew Israelites hurled insults at just about everyone who crossed their path.
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Trump is now famous for name-calling, insults and trash talk on Twitter.
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Yelling insults at a dog and drinking from a giant saucer of milk.
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He has unapologetically called women pigs, slobs, fat, ugly, and many more insults.
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"We always traded insults with each other in a friendly way," he said.
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"You watch TV & tweet insults at their leaders from your golf club," Rep.
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As President Trump began firing insults against these players, Hill became more vocal.
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"Malicious insults" were already prohibited under YouTube's anti-hate and anti-harassment policies.
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We do not condone any activity or imagery that intentionally insults any audience.
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The insults combined anti-Semitism, hatred of elites and anger at Republican institutions.
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Neither Brown nor Pichai have responded to any of the insults on Twitter.
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Several protesters went right up to him, middle fingers extended, and hurled insults.
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The president represents the people — the people this president constantly insults and degrades.
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The gender transition seems smooth enough — until Iván insults Marco and Celi laughs.
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Voters in focus groups recalled these insults nearly verbatim, one Republican official said.
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So far, Nate's response to Conor's insults has simply been -- "f**k you."
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On the face of things, these are insults that should hurt Trump's standing.
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When was the last time any president engaged in an ongoing onslaught of public insults against a member of his cabinet, let alone the leader of the Department of Justice, which is supposed to be above partisan politics and petty insults?
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Just like many users do to invite supposedly hilarious insults from the celebrity chef.
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"You bashed each other on the show," Cohen said as the women exchanged insults.
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The uglier part of the tweets is the way Trump insults his former employee.
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If all goes well, he dies and insults my mother on the voice channel.
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Later they march through the city centre, swapping insults with balaclava-clad counter-protesters.
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In return, her voicemail and her email inbox were filled with threats and insults.
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Biographer Michael D'Antonio says his frequent insults are part of an attention-seeking strategy.
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We've done everything for him, and then he goes on television and insults us.
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I'm not going to engage in insults, I'm not going to throw the mud.
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Kim and Trump traded crude personal insults and warlike threats to attack one another.
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According to the Arab and Turkish sources, Khashoggi answered Qahtani's insults with his own.
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As you can probably guess, the aim of the game is to trade insults.
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The meandering speech, during which Trump lobbed repeated insults at Democrats and Utah Sen.
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Though "Punchy" falls short on the quality scale as far as Trump insults go.
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Their relationship is marked by profanity and insults, and by Logan's roughness and resentment.
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The culture of the campaign has been a campaign built on attacks and insults.
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Romney warned that Trump would inevitably fire back with insults, and Trump didn't disappoint.
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"These are the same exact insults people were hurling at Hillary [Clinton]," she said.
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Noticeably absent this time were the petty insults and incoherent rants of the past.
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Using the N-word is hurtful for the same reason other casual insults are.
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"Trump's insults just don't bother me," Bloomberg said at a community college in Fresno.
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Erdogan has said he is open to criticism, but draws the line at insults.
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The men stood quietly, their heads down, as spectators heckled them and shouted insults.
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" Pence said, and branded the Clinton/Kaine campaign nothing but an "avalanche of insults.
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Sister has a friend who wants to DJ, groom insults her taste in music.
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Trump in turn described Flake on Twitter as "weak" and "ineffective," among other insults.
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When police did find him, some youths hurled glass bottles and insults at them.
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There were substantive policy discussions, but they were laced with insults, accusations and innuendo.
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"I don't think one can dismiss their arguments with ad hominem insults," said Russell.
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Following that incident, Sam transforms into someone willing to help, not just hurl insults.
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Most of us already know that in general, Trump deals in insults and degradation.
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They are subject to more assaults and insults and often work in terrible conditions.
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From there they were safe to shout angry slogans and insults at one another.
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Once colleagues, they spent much of it hurling insults and accusations at each other.
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Trump and Clinton weren't the only ones who got a dose of Philly insults.
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Donald Trump's Twitter feed is a running stream of insults, slogans, and media commentary.
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The whole time he made little remarks I never realized were joke-veiled insults.
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Insults that, when translated into English, are quite funny in their wording and meaning.
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Neonakis could relate; she'd heard those very same insults over the last 10 years.
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All the while, I'm forced to listen to more insults, and more, and more.
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We knew our multi-racial family would bring stares and insults in some places.
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She isn't clever or cute her childishness insults our American traditions -should be censured.
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I did a bunch of research around 30 years ago on gender-related insults.
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Donald's insults get more and more hysterical the more and more upset he gets.
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He has just enough verbal dexterity to come up with punishing insults and nicknames.
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You can review a comprehensive timeline of insults he made against 39 women here.
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The Donald and Co. hurl insults and argue about the size of their hands.
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He diminished himself with his barrage of interruptions and insults aimed primarily at Trump.
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"I don't like when people hurl personal insults, that will never change," Conway said.
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Its communications department tweets fact-checks at the president whenever he insults the newspaper.
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Whether they're clapping back at insults, or slinging their own, they're A-list trolls.
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Everyone is a little more blunt, their signature vicious insults a little less nuanced.
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He governs as a perpetual outsider, tweeting insults to members of his own cabinet.
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Paul and KSI insist they dislike each other, and lob insults back and forth.
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Dressed in black, shouting insults against the Islamic State, they arrived waving the flag.
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And I'd also add that Trump himself seems to take Twitter insults pretty seriously.
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North Korea has regularly released insults against foreign government leaders who criticize the nation.
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"What is the punishment for someone who writes these insults?" the trainer asked them.
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" He cited Trump's "daily insults" on Twitter, saying they "range from shocking to unconscionable.
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Where are the insults for a man threatening world peace — Russian President Vladimir Putin?
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"Threatening people too much insults their intelligence," the United Kingdom Independence Party head said.
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Insults and death threats followed, and Abdul-Rauf was traded in the off-season.
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He's a fast-talking New Yorker who lobs insults with the best of them.
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That gave her a front-row seat for a series of insults from Wolf.
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The mayor responded the next day that he wasn't "too worried" about the insults.
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Warren was asked directly how she'd handle Trump's insults if she becomes the nominee.
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I have defended Melania Trump and Heidi Cruz against insults offered during the campaign.
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My reverie ended abruptly when they snapped back to insults and ad hominem arguments.
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But on national television, they absorbed insults over package design and the brand's name.
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Some of Minaj's devotees flooded Thompson's social-media accounts with insults and death wishes.
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The very pretext of the death tax insults the core of the American spirit.
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Three men stood to defend the girls, the objects of racial and religious insults.
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It's a hopeful ending, and a surprisingly romantic one considering all the vile insults.
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Just as offensive personal insults are forbidden on the floor of Congress — remember Sen.
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Gore is equally perplexed by Spencer's claim, but slightly more courteous with his insults.
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But he also dished out some insults about his iconic character Ross on Friends.
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In response, more than 1000 counter-protesters came out and threw trash and insults.
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Duplicates, bot-generated comments, jokes and insults, etc are everywhere in the filing system.
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Instead, Nigel Farage, the former leader of UKIP, hurled insults at May over Twitter.
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But no one doubts she will win Latino voters energized by Trump's insults regardless.
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There has been a lot of talk about insults and lies this election cycle.
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She defended Rosie O'Donnell ("an accomplished actor") and Kim Kardashian against his "pathetic" insults.
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People who disagree shower you with the sort of insults that don't inspire reflection.
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President Trump wants us to be entertained, and thus distracted, by his petty insults.
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I wouldn't be subjected to as many off-color remarks and subtly bigoted insults.
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To help the reader empathize with Dave, show us a few of these insults.
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With such insults to the brain, it isn't as much a race against time.
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Gillis then continues to skew out insults when talking about eating at Chinese restaurants.
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Still, it's nice to have them around to pepper the text with witty insults.
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Some of these memes will draw on actual facts; others will simply be insults.
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At the start of this episode she was totally a victim to Tammy's insults.
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The amount of "fat-calling" (fat-phobic insults I received in public) undoubtedly rose.
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Insults are essential, but they need to be less gender-oriented (try scatology instead).
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Trump crushed 16 Republican contenders in the debates with his insults and demeaning remarks.
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"Let's be clear, these are not statements, they are insults," a presidential adviser said.
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And that's exactly why Trump's comment this week matters more than his typical insults.
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Trump's public appearances are no longer a string of boasts, insults and poll recitations.
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But Barbara's sly insults indicate her fear and speak to something far more complex.
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Late-night comedy: The hosts watched as President Trump and Michael Bloomberg traded insults.
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Not all of the personal insults were coming from the president and his allies.
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Starting with their "wild hair," the comparisons generally devolve to more childish schoolyard insults.
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"People got upset and mad about them, so the insults started," Baptiste told VICE.
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Why were so many decent Americans willing to overlook Mr. Trump's insults and flaws?
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This not only insults the reader, but also creates a mistrust of the messenger.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and the North Korean leadership traded insults as tensions rose.
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An exchange of insults inside the theater erupted later into a parking-lot brawl.
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Sessions reportedly went so far as to offer to resign amid the public insults.
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Hurling petty insults in order to get booked on TV isn't leadership at all.
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Gail: If that's what he expects, soon he'll be tweeting insults at the gate.
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Gillis then continued to spew out insults when talking about eating at Chinese restaurants.
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They're like Labradors— insults get forgotten in seconds and affection is quickly re-sought.
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Trump lobbed insults at Miller and said he should be paid for the song.
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Yet none of these presidents degraded their office with crude insults as Trump has.
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"Politics can be a battle of ideas, not insults," Ryan said in his speech.
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If we had to choose between covering insults and issues, it's an easy choice.
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The messages included some variation of "learn to code," images of nooses and insults.
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Insults like "nasty" are routinely used to try to cut down women in power.
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But it is intriguing new evidence that we mistake ideological challenges as personal insults.
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He was tweeting 'Rocket Man' insults at one of the world's least rational leaders!
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Statham's Shaw is cheeky and acrobatic, and his insults come at a rapid pace.
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I also heard a familiar sound: Short messages aimed at no one. Overgeneralizations. Insults.
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We always try to keep a principled ... you won't hear us throwing personal insults.
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" —Tim Kaine On the 'avalanche of insults' "At a time of great challenge in the life of this nation, where we have weakened America's place in the world, the campaign of Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine has been an avalanche of insults.
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In an instant, the escalating tensions between Trump and Kim over the past year had evaporated, insults ("little rocket man") and counter-insults ("mentally deranged dotard") were forgotten, and the United States and North Korea were on a pell-mell track to diplomacy.
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Clinton, of course, is no slouch at insults and is already going on the offense.
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Under criminal-defamation laws, insults themselves are illegal, never mind whether they caused any harm.
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Then, as they wait in line, a girl cruelly insults Deja's hair behind her back.
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Accusations and insults flew on Thursday, in new commercials and from the candidates themselves. Gov.
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We cannot have a president who insults Mexicans and Latinos, Muslims, women and African-Americans.
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In the afternoon, some strangers came around and threw out insults, according to family members.
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He defended his insults of the Venezuelan-born woman who is now a U.S. citizen.
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The texts include numerous instances of effusive praise for James Comey and insults to Congress.
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Add to that, the list of insults both Page and Strzok lobbed against Donald Trump.
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The president often insults her as "Pocahontas," since Warren has claimed some Native American ancestry.
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Threats and insults unify the Iranian people, bring them out in support of their country.
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Loud cursing, shouting, obscene gestures and vile insults, including crude comments about the female anatomy.
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"Iranian women have long been tired of contempt, insults, and threats," she told BuzzFeed News.
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He taunts Frazier the way he did Liston, insults his skill, his personality, his looks.
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The humor of Bad Santa largely came from Willie mumbling insults in a Santa suit.
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Trump's tweets are not just poorly spelled insults and gaffes — they're often alarming and dangerous.
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But when a worker flagrantly insults customers on receipts, companies must respond firmly, Creary said.
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"These things don't bother Ted," Heidi Cruz said of Trump's insults, specifically about her appearance.
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About a third of this week's insults were directed at Mr. Cruz or his campaign.
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"The Islamic State lives!" she cried out, after exchanging insults with soldiers and police officers.
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Another commandeered a frozen-drink cart and used its loudspeaker to hurl insults in Hebrew.
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The fight keeps escalating from there, with each hurling insults and threats at the other.
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The president's Twitter feed is littered with insults against corporate titans who have crossed him.
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Today, we discovered the limits, including when it comes to fake news, harassment and insults.
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But what about the unsolicited insults that people find acceptable to hurl at fat folks?
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The resulting conversations are littered with unintended humor as misunderstandings arise and insults get hurled.
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Trump and Clinton traded loaded insults and a lot more at Sunday night's presidential debate.
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And that led to LePage's homophobic insults and apparent desire to execute a political opponent.
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Pompeo makes sure that every time he talks about Iran, he insults me, Zarif said.
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Since, the two have gone back and forth, slinging insults and accusations at one another.
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Trump has built his "Crooked Hillary" line of insults off arguments stemming from her emails.
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Accordingly, Olson spends most of the show tossing off acidic insults with a harried grimace.
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Another video reportedly showed crowds chanting insults about security forces in the city of Kazerun.
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Feuds and insults fueled the publicity hype, and outrages in the ring sent crowds wild.
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Yet, with his stream of insults directed at women, Trump is effectively burying that autopsy.
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What price has President Trump paid for the trail of insults, the backstabbing, the disloyalty?
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Even now, Trump's tweet against the U.N. is mild compared to his many other insults.
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So all the insults he's leveled at campaign rallies, speeches, and debates are left out.
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He's behaves like a 6th grader who insults 3rd graders and takes their lunch money.
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As I listen to the range of insults hurled at our NFL players, I'm disgusted.
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Tekashi has choice words for Slim, who he calls "dirty" and "broke" ... among other insults.
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She had chastised Trump in February, though, for "hurling personal insults" and using "vulgar" language.
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" Those are "faux scandals, the trumped up controversies ... insults that are flung back and forth.
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And the president has responded in kind by lobbing personal insults at top Senate Democrats.
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Mike Huckabee's, said the best way to handle Trump is to not resort to insults.
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His audiences truly love it when he says offensive things and lobs insults at people.
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One example is the use of legislation that penalises insults to the head of state.
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He debates on basis of personal insults and trivial soundbites," Kovacevich told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Let's see where we are with three or six more months of his daily insults.
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Also, come up with some strategies together for how to handle online insults or abuse.
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"Sir, you attract more skinheads than free Rogaine," Colbert said amid a string of insults.
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The insults always boil down to some attack on either my masculinity or mental capacity.
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She throws insults at her sister—"You're absolutely disgusting, girl"—while writhing in sexual pleasure.
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Users can scroll through the filter options while reading where the insults are drawn from.
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Every time Trump insults another person who works for him, he creates another potential leaker.
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This week, a return to the Archer-Lana romance — generally a recipe for sublime insults.
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The problem was -- and is -- that Trump conflated insults and bullying with shaking things up.
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Trump and Corker exchanged public insults during debates over tax reform legislation late last year.
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Today boasting & insults are viewed as strong leadership while humility & dignity are viewed as weakness.
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But in other cases insults and barbed language reflect deeper dysfunctions in our political system.
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The wild 2016 Republican race with Trump has featured harsh insults between candidates for months.
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" Trump earlier this week fired off insults on Twitter, calling the senator "Goofy Elizabeth Warren.
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All his insults to Rachel's face fell flat in comparison to that vicious, understated disregard.
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This insults the Danes, who promptly and properly tell him that his proposal is absurd.
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Clinton similarly as a candidate who "listens" rather than "insults people," as Mr. Trump does.
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Right now, he's cycling through all of the nicknames/insults Trump has hurled at women.
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Sanders has tweeted since Cheney last attacked him, though he has not acknowledged her insults.
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It included a knight yelling insults, s'mores lit with flamethrowers and a speech from Musk.
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"I can't even tell you the kind of insults they hurled at us," Shahnawaz said.
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The first is to surreptitiously fill Trump's head with something more substantive than racist insults.
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I have received physical and death threats via social media, as well as hateful insults.
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The four Golden Girls are back, in puppet form, doing what they do: slinging insults.
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Within a week, she had been chased off Twitter by a mob spewing racist insults.
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They tweeted these insults at President Donald Trump, and now they've beaten Trump — in court.
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"My commander stays," reads one scrawl, an allusion to Ortega, and others contain vulgar insults.
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In between all of the insults, let me point out the specificity that was lacking.
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He insults world leaders one day then talks nice about the same ones shortly thereafter.
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And he kept the Trump insults limited to the developer's business dealings and political ideology.
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Enduring insults and interruptions from the scrum, he persisted in trying to explain his perspective.
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"Sellin' slum behind the door," he said, using the slang for exchanging insults and threats.
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"I hope this will stop their daily insults about my face," she tells me, exasperated.
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It's about the kinds of overt insults and crassness that polite society normally doesn't tolerate.
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The Trump administration is currently mired in two separate controversies involving insults to American allies.
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And give them a chance, by paying attention, to hear not just insults, but insights.
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He can't defend Trump's insults of women, African-Americans, Latinos, Muslims, veterans and the disabled.
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But he was surprised to come across victims who greeted him with suspicion and insults.
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The insults got worse when Ms. Harry was in high school and developed severe scoliosis.
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"Pompeo makes sure that every time he talks about Iran, he insults me," Zarif said.
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One of Rickles's most famous insults was also the one that initially boosted his career.
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Thailand has some of the world's strictest lèse-majesté laws, criminalizing insults to the monarchy.
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As Xan hurled insults, his entourage held him back and they eventually left the scene.
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Both Washington and Tehran, meanwhile, have engaged in an escalating exchange of insults and bombast.
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Demi Lovato: Overdose Was Life & Death Cardi B: Bails On Bruno MarsRoseanne: Apologies & More Insults
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She laughed off some of the harassment and insults, rejected propositions and complained to colleagues.
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His colleagues suggest the incidents — beatings, insults and threats — are probably the work of Mossad.
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But his stance has also led to insults and "joking" threats of violence against him.
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"These are the insults we live with on a day-to-day basis," she said.
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Lam with blood on her hands, shouted insults and played audio clips of screaming protesters.
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An older white man who stood behind us was muttering insults somewhat under his breath.
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Instead, seemingly innocent comments sting as painfully as insults, and are funnier for their terseness.
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You can hear more of the insults Bridget hurled in audio from the violent incident.
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As a result, she said, she was subjected to insults and threats by Trump supporters.
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"Let's be clear, these are not statements, they are insults," a French presidential adviser said.
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Donald Trump sure knows how to throw a fun party — candy, costumes and insults included.
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He makes a living by shouting insults at passers-by at America's small-town fairgrounds.
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Another theory is that Romney's problem was a failure to apologize for those campaign insults.
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Pelosi, in previous responses to Trump's tweeted insults, has said she prays for the President.
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"Nothing says Merry Christmas like hurling insults at relatives," responded former DNC spokesman Mo Elleithee.
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The era of Trump and Barr will pass-their slander, insults and lies will end.
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Mr. Ryan swallowed Mr. Trump's insults and offenses, in the name of passing his agenda.
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As Marie Yovanovitch testified, President Trump tweeted insults at her, drawing charges of witness intimidation.
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Rather than hurling insults at them, Republicans should find ways to persuade them, Ryan said.
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He'll retweet insults that his supporters write and be coy about whether he endorses them.
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" More detailed insults included being called an "unfit mother," a "diseased cow," and "devil worshiper.
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Thay tagged my friends in posts where they called me...insults and posted graphic photos.
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Maybe those hosts will be proud of their insults and their attacks and their hates.
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Standing by the president when he's tweeting out empty threats and insults is one thing.
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Sites like Twitter are already littered with vicious insults, but they are just so amateurish.
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This has made us vulnerable to anonymous insults and death threats left on our voicemail.
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The stand-up comic's insults flew at everyone, from Frank Sinatra to his own audiences.
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Response: Iranians across the political spectrum dismissed the latest embargoes as little more than insults.
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He also took the opportunity to deliver more insults against Heyer, whose memorial is today.
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Trump spent a good amount of his third not-vacation day tweeting insults at Sen.
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Please do not hesitate to file your most colorful Drake insults in the comments below.
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The political world had started Wednesday focused on insults flying between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Germany's criminal code forbids insults of foreign leaders but prosecutors can decide whether to press charges.
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All his claims, all his stories, all his insults are yuge, the best you'll find anywhere.
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Who else would tweet schoolyard insults at his challengers and retweet white supremacists praising his virtues?
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If it was any other belief that was different, threats and insults would be deemed hideous.
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Westerners have been arrested for things like social media insults or drinking wine on a plane.
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Besides, Paulina's been quoted many times bashing President Trump, calling him a "pendejo" among other insults.
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And like many of Trump's relationships, theirs has been fraught with tension, insults, and rude tweets.
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Ironically, the insults that Trump and Romney shared earlier this year are a source for opportunity.
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He went out of his way to pile on insults of the state's Republican heroes, Gov.
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Nearly every multiplayer game today draws the same lines: Insults of any kind are not allowed.
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Trump's rhetoric, by contrast, is barely coherent, peppered with crude insults and casual musings about violence.
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But the playback loop, in which the targets of insults win the round, has been similar.
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Amid all the personal insults, Cruz seems to have recognized this as a moment to strike.
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And Spy made him a frequent target of not just insults but also elaborate practical jokes.
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Some are accused of being C.I.A. agents, others are subject to insults based on their appearance.
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Donald Trump's Twitter account has long been famous for its creative spelling and less creative insults.
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North Korean state media responded by calling Biden a "fool of low IQ," among other insults.
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Rabble-rousers are able to turn out big crowds to protest against perceived insults to Islam.
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In fact, many of them offered various insults about the presumptive GOP nominee during the clip.
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President Trump loves nothing more than when his opponents try to litigate his insults, as Sen.
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The Paul brothers and KSI/Deji then started trading insults and diss tracks in their videos.
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We've fact-checked their claims and compiled a list of Mr. Trump's insults during the campaign.
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The woman said that the Zaxby's workers also yelled insults at her husband and his colleagues.
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Eleven CHP deputies, including Kilicdaroglu, face requests to lift their immunity over insults to the president.
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Since then, Omar said she has received an influx of anti-Muslim insults and death threats.
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The two countries are no longer swapping insults and promising to turn each other into ashes.
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The other is that she must resist being baited into Trump's realm of insults and distortions.
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But for the most part, his campaign has been littered with outbursts, overreactions, insults and provocations.
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The net result: Hillary Clinton long ago learned to let the insults roll off her back.
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" Voice raised, Regev said that the event's title, "Culture Demands Independence", "insults the thinking person's newspaper.
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His calls are weird, and don't go to the typical place of insults and mean humor.
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On the other side is a dangerous throng spewing cheap insults, racist taunts and explicit threats.
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Familiar warnings about cyberbullying tell us about the ease of lobbing insults from behind a screen.
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And he's just being true to himself in responding to perceived insults by striking back hard.
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In light of these things, the insults against the Khan family is all the more egregious.
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Instead, the personal insults began flying right away, most notably between Marco Rubio and Donald Trump.
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She's tweeted a number of insults at Trump, including the following: You are a national embarrassment.
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"Whoever insults or speaks badly of Mexico doesn't know the country," Peña Nieto told El Universal.
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One is the public man who offers stream-of-consciousness riffs laden with insults and distortions.
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Or insults prisoners of war like John McCain — a hero and patriot who deserves our respect.
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He belittles our heroes and insults the parents of men who have died serving our country.
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" A slew of insults followed, concluding with the crude joke that has inspired the hashtag "#firecolbert.
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He then insults everyone by accusing them of "propping up the status quo," and storms out.
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The TMZ staff describes Levin as a dictator, and says he constantly insults and degrades them.
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And unfortunately for him, people began noticing Scaramucci was deleting all his old Trump insults. Amazing.
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On social media, insults are hurled at a rapid rate and further antagonize the already divided.
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In the waning days of the race, the Pugh and Dixon campaigns traded insults and accusations.
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You called Trump "a con man," he insults your very being and you still endorse him?
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On Friday morning, he lobbed some insults Obama's way on the White House lawn, Deadline reports.
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It comes from a genuine place, as she has been the recipient of these unacceptable insults.
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The North Koreans have largely spared Trump from the charged insults aimed at Bolton and Pence.
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"Remember, we're not on the playground," he chided the businessman over his insults of Mrs. Cruz.
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Which implies to me that we've buffered ourselves from the insults that our ancestors went through.
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So, was this just two CEO's trading mutual insults and insinuations to gain the upper hand?
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And in the United States, the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, insults Mexicans and Muslims.
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Insults are just part of life in California, according to many Native Americans in the state.
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The last thing we need is for Trump and Putin to exchange personal insults in public.
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Trump was right in postponing the summit in the face of North Korean threats and insults.
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Asked by CNN's Erin Burnett whether he would move on from Zinke's insults, Grijalva said yes.
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Nothing but insults, degrading comments about Muslims, a total misunderstanding of what made our country great.
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The messages include insults and homophobic slurs against an opposing candidate for governor and his wife.
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It insults migrants as well as a member of Congress; it is racist, xenophobic and misogynistic.
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But Pence failed to, or couldn't, defend any of Trump's insults toward Latinos, women or veterans.
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"I especially condemn insults to the country and the nation," Mr. Li told reporters in Beijing.
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" Biden responded by saying he will wear insults from North Korea "as a badge of honor.
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The session was cut short after leftist congressmen opposed to the reform traded insults with Guedes.
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Arthur: The first presidential debate was an unappealing showcase of vitriol, sarcasm, contempt, and uncreative insults.
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They've seen how easily elections discourse can disintegrate into insults and frivolities, which risks inciting violence.
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The candidate, best known for scathing insults and divisive language, made his best attempt at magnanimity.
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"I don't want to be that," Mr. Rubio said, referring to someone who mocks and insults.
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She presses alcohol on the Mother, makes a mess in her perfect kitchen, insults her underwear.
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All his claims, all his stories, all his insults are yuge, the best you'll find anywhere.
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Trump, meanwhile, simply died onstage, and even got booed when his jibes turned into humorless insults.
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Strangely, in the flurry of words, insults, and weirdness, food didn't come up as a topic.
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We've heard Donald's insults for years, and his policies reflect this disregard—even contempt—for women.
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His parents told him to ignore the insults, that the other kids were just seeking attention.
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Illegal immigration endangers everyone, exploits the taxpayers, and insults all who aspire to enter America illegally.
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Since their defeat, the striker has faced a barrage of insults -- including threats of violence -- online.
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We are now in a society in which serial insults to basic decency aren't automatically disqualifying.
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"The same environmental insults that are hammering them are hammering other species, including humans," he said.
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"After all of the recent insults, the humiliations, it is a way of reaffirming our pride."
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A family may gripe to the cadence of jokes, but that doesn't make the insults funny.
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And his improvisational insults and midnight tweets exhibit a dangerous lack of judgment and impulse control.
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Gay-rights activists in South Korea often have to contend with insults and threats of violence.
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So they've drastically narrowed their interpretation of fighting words to insults directed on the personal level.
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Despite insults like "elephant," there is also a stigma to being thin in some Kenyan circles.
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Since naming him as her attacker, she says she has been inundated with insults and abuse.
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Can you imagine how long it will take me to tweet insults at you after that?
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Miss Manners' experience is that casting orders as favors results in fewer under-the-breath insults.
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Accusing Mr. Sessions of "disloyalty," Mr. Trump unleashed a string of insults on his attorney general.
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As slavery became increasingly entrenched, Northern congressmen vowed to take action against Southern bullying and insults.
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The insults have led to an increase in death threats against Omar, her office has said.
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First, we must submit that Trump is not particularly discerning in the administration of his insults.
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To the MD commenter who weirdly insults women for eating — I enjoyed every bit of it.
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Finally, a peace offering extracted by threats and insults isn't likely to result in genuine comity.
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Over the years, his public outbursts have included insults against women, the United States and God.
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Democrats are betting that his lies, his insults and his impeachment will overshadow these winning messages.
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Frida Ghitis: Insults to Pelosi -- and the American people It was a night of indelible images.
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At packed, hastily scheduled meetings, the distressed homeowners encountered mumbled excuses from officials, and even insults.
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Readers recounted the insults they've heard as African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Native Americans and Jewish Americans.
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As far as name calling and insults are concerned, President Trump hasn't exactly set high standards.
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Despite flagging such insults to senior Facebook managers, many still remained on her homepage, she said.
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She said she received messages such as "STFU" and "eat this" poop emoji, among other insults.
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The topics included the virus, his impeachment and quick-paced insults of his potential 2020 rivals.
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Verbal aggression includes mockery, teasing, ridicule, insults, profanity, threats, and attacks on one's character or competence.
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The President's latest attack is part of an unrelenting stream of insults directed at Mr. Sessions.
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" All the while, AB is screaming insults at her ... "Take that fish-looking bitch to jail.
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According to the updated policy, the platform will no longer tolerate "malicious insults," like racial slurs.
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Would his stream of insults hurt viewership of "The Apprentice" or sales of Ivanka Trump shoes?
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To make sure the next two years are about policy and less so about insults, right?
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Some politicians and intellectuals accused others of not condemning the insults to Mr. Finkielkraut firmly enough.
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Personal insults, lies about each other's records, schoolyard taunts — nothing has been deemed out of bounds.
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On Wednesday morning, this supreme diplomat decided to lob insults at President Donald Trump on Twitter.
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Trump faced insults about his hand size during the 2016 Republican primaries, which he adamantly refuted.
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Trump's insults and demands renewed global tensions and left Washington scrambling to reaffirm long-held commitments.
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But as his insults started to sound more like his Twitter feed, her face turned stony.
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Bruce's book was readily on sale within Chinatown, and the insults were not lost on locals.
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Yiannopoulos himself had directed subtly misogynistic and racist insults toward Jones prior to the film's release.
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Shockingly enough, Thursday came and went without the candidate tweeting angry insults at the former mayor.
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The male versions of these insults don't really exist, at least not with the same potency.
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Floyd County Superior Court Judge Bryant Durham hurled the insults at defendant Denver Allen in June.
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He is the prototypical Fox News viewer, tossing off endless insults, conspiracy theories, and furious aggrievement.
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Lenny Dykstra says he's done trading insults with Mickey Rourke -- AND NOW HE WANTS TO FIGHT!!!
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Like many with a large following, Booker is often the subject of insults and trolls online.
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It's also one of the most notorious, because of his flippant jokes, insults, rants and controversial retweets.
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It is reminiscent of harmful insults lobbed at women online and in their day-to-day-life.
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Police tried to keep the two sides apart as protesters chanted and hurled insults at each other.
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But the idea that he was just going lobby insults at him, that is just ridiculous, unrealistic.
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A good start in my mind is changing the conversation, improving the perception, and ending the insults.
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Furthermore, insults to do with female anatomy were also "significantly more likely to come from the UK".
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You can't vote for a man who insults women and immigrants and Muslims and people with disabilities.
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Trump fired back at Gillibrand after her comments on Tuesday morning, using several of his trademark insults.
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In text message that Williams posted and later deleted, it appeared the two exchanged some nasty insults.
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There are hot takes, unfounded insults, and trash talk between fans that gets surprisingly personal incredibly quickly.
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" They later further traded insults, with Trump referring to "little Marco" and Rubio referring to "big Donald.
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The result was a public outcry, insults of incompetence and a humble retreat to what creditors wanted.
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The incidents likely also reflect the nation's divisive political climate, which has seen lawmakers routinely trading insults.
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The woman insults the man's car, and he tells her he has a 3,200-square foot house.
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Per the report ... Abbott called the other woman a "pathetic home-wrecking little slut" among other insults.
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Negativity rules The Republican primary was defined by insults -- the sharpest and most devastating lobbed by Trump.
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" After eliciting cheers in the face of insults, he bore in hard, saying ... "That's why we're embarrassing.
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Even before he encounters the skinheads, he insults a black teacher (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) with a slur.
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A chaperone gave permission for the boys to counter insults with "school spirit chants," according to him.
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Now coming from the president of the United States, these insults and wild claims carry higher stakes.
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She tried last night to bring the party together, but hit some bumps and resorted to insults.
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His antics on the platform, where he regularly barrages opponents with insults, were viewed largely with amusement.
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I understand and support any transgender person who decides not to talk to anyone who insults them.
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Certain tweets were so creative in their insults that I read them out loud to my coworkers.
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And it must have been deeply satisfying payback for all Trump's insults and attacks during the primaries.
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But then again, he could have been referring to all the other insults in the president's tweet.
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"The press can be itself a major anti-diplomatic factor if (it's) looking for insults," he said.
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His propaganda machine spouts nationalist insults and gloats over Georgia's impending loss of business from Russian tourists.
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Across the border, Donald Trump regularly insults and threatens Mexico, though he has now offered American help.
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He loves nothing more than to taunt liberals, the media and America with throwback thinking and insults.
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Now, I say it again about the AirHog Rollercopter—but this time as the bitterest of insults.
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Or insults prisoners of war like John McCain --a true hero and patriot who deserves our respect.
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The constant insults would break most couples, but this is how it's always been for the pair.
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He repeated insults he'd aimed at actress Rosie O'Donnell, just like in the first Republican primary debate.
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Instead, we got Trump shouting insults and one-liners, interrupting Clinton, trying to take over the conversation.
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After surviving the insults of her mother, Ms Harding marries Gillooly (Sebastian Stan), her high-school sweetheart.
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Clinton talked over Trump, letting his personal insults slide past her so she could punch her points.
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Part of the challenge, he said, was that passersby shout similar slurs and insults at him daily.
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Trump's outburst supports the general rule that most of his insults are reflections of his own insecurity.
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Banksy depicts Paris in tons of different poses, next to captions mixing funny insults with social commentary.
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The use of canine insults by Trump and his supporters shouldn't be dismissed as just juvenile behavior.
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It isn't the first time a terror group has directed insults at Trump since his January inauguration.
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"But the racial insults involved so much despair that we couldn't do the same kind of intervention."
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After all, sexist criticism of Clinton is easier to find than insults in a Donald Trump speech.
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But we are contrasting on issues, compared to the Republicans who, I think, are contrasting on insults.
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The insults from Donald Trump and the double talk from Hillary Clinton are not our only options.
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Trump will deserve to lose if he adopts a strategy that insults the intelligence of American voters.
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"We are not going to get involved in insults," said a person close to the prime minister.
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She's sending a message about not giving a damn about the insults, while reveling in her attractiveness.
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All that not only insults the victims and their families, but also inflicts huge damage on Croatia.
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They did not come for a photo op or to throw paper towels and insults at us.
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But it only lasts a brief moment as new challenges and insults come at them almost immediately.
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" Others threw in "buffoon" and "demagogue," as well as some colorful and specifically British insults, like "wazzock.
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Trump's Twitter feed has become a hotbed of insults and incitement of conspiracy theories and fringe ideas.
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After Friday morning's Q&A session, Ryan called into CNN and said she shook off his insults.
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Mike: I've got people unfriending me after that show already — 99 percent of the comments were insults.
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The lawmakers denied making any such insults, and there is no video evidence of their doing so.
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There is an exuberance to the play of insults, a delight in mockery, a joy in blasphemy.
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I had to absorb those verbal insults and find ways to deal with them on my own.
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Or insults prisoners of war like John McCain -a true hero and patriot who deserves our respect.
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Text messages and emails between the two men, introduced into evidence, are laced with profanity and insults.
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The meeting was shocking to some and spun many into a panic of egregious and racist insults.
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Comey is slinging insults, too, both in the pages of his book and in interviews promoting it.
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As she makes her way to the door, the woman began hurling anti-gay insults at Brown.
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All of those targeted with crude pipe bombs had sparred publicly with or faced insults from Trump.
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Rouhani and U.S. President Donald Trump exchanged threats and insults during their speeches at the UN assembly.
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Remember his insults to Mexicans, calling them rapists and criminals the day he announced his presidential campaign?
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American Indian names, whether they be historic or contemporary, are not meant to be used as insults.
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Yet in the American presidential election the foreign policy debate seems to chiefly involve insults and clichés.
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"There's possible drama and fireworks and insults and horror and disaster and potential enlightenment," Mr. Cavett said.
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Instead of engaging Mr. Trump frontally in an ugly contest of insults, the best course for Mrs.
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Boutaris stared back at a sea of angry faces on May 20—a few muttered insults. Boos
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A few insults are thrown around, and so far, it doesn't look good for this blossoming friendship.
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Germany's criminal code prohibits insults against foreign leaders, but the government has leeway to pursue specific cases.
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Or insults prisoners of war like John McCain — a true hero and patriot who deserves our respect.
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Insults were exchanged, and there were food fights and even an evening raid to steal and vandalize.
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Kaine bought up a litany of the insults that Trump has lobbed against minorities, women and others.
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As Twitter insults go, the one by Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza, a journalist in Washington, was pretty mild.
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These days, he keeps a low profile because he still gets insults when he appears in public.
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For that reason, those who anonymously wrote the insults may end up getting expelled from the academy.
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With most other countries, he spends at least part of the time making threats and spewing insults.
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"I just don't think insults and bullying is how we're going to get things done," she said.
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Voters -- or enough of them in the right states -- saw Trump's name-calling and insults as toughness.
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The mainstreaming of incivility and insults will have an impact long after Trump leaves the White House.
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When that failed, he tried to suggest that merely quoting Mr. Trump was to engage in insults.
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When Mr. Stiller appears on the show, amiable jokes on air turn to insults during a commercial.
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They include all sorts of feedback, from concerns about privacy to outright insults of the Trump administration.
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Trump said that though he retweeted insults from his followers, he refrained from promoting the nastier comments.
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Neighbors weren't best pleased, and some shouted various insults at him as the police van drove in.
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For example, video content that uses gratuitously disrespectful language that shames or insults an individual or group.
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And even later, when we threw politicized insults at each other, he always recognized himself in me.
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His insults toward these grief-stricken and patriotic parents truly made me weep with rage and despair.
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"It's his arrogance, his intolerance, the way he insults people who disagree with him," Mr. Muñoz said.
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She is a bit of a suck up, but Sam's ongoing piggish insults reveal his internalized misogyny.
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If they were religiously conservative, they stressed his infidelity while also objecting to his insults of women.
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But it quickly progressed into a parade of lies, insults, and buck passing by the president himself.
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Kevin McKidd's Earl of Bothwell condescends to her and insults her, but she seems to like it.
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In France, Jews have increasingly faced attacks and insults from members of the country's large Muslim community.
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Mr. Trump lurches from thinly concealed xenophobia to America-first protectionism by way of insults and tirades.
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"One does not manage international relations as an insults competition," Jean-Yves le Drian told Europe radio.
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"Most fighting-words cases involve one-on-one, face-to-face insults," Hudson wrote in an email.
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If you have a higher IQ, it seems you're buffered a bit against insults to your brain.
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French far-right leader Marine Le Pen is no stranger to the bruising insults of political life.
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The activists followed McConnell as he walked to his car, slinging both personal insults and policy attacks.
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President Trump added to the racial undercurrent, eagerly lobbing insults packed with innuendo at all three candidates.
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I started last year being intentional about not reading anything about Mr. Trump's latest tirade/insults/lies.
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Aside from a history of swapping insults, the men have given little indication to trust one another.
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The President tweeted that he was bored and keyed off some insults at his potential 2020 rival.
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Sarah directed xenophobic insults at the contestants from Vietnam and Cambodia ... all because they weren't speaking English.
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Like all serendipitous social media fascinations, there is a spark of academic possibility amid the chicken insults.
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Twitter is fertile ground for insults and other aggressive behavior, and the president's contributions have been numerous.
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Ms. Barr has been known to use the platform to spread conspiracy theories and post various insults.
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Look back at the insults, the tone deafness that attaches to this man like white on rice.
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Neither man seemed wary of reducing their political sparring to insults about appearance, height or intelligence levels.
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On Friday night, a 14-year-old Moroccan boy was assaulted by a man shouting racist insults.
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But never before have we seen the campaigns revel in their opponents' insults with such obvious glee.
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Routines usually end up being a bunch of insults hurled at different people, usually celebrities and politicians.
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"I resent the fact of your insults, and I resent the fact that you mislead," he said.
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I soon became an attraction for people who wanted to pay money to hurl insults at someone.
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Little could be seen, but the two traded insults and obscenities — then the gunman fired two rounds.
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"Deplorables" versus "snowflakes": in place of the old neuroses, the new lexicon of insults captures worrying divisions.
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By fallacies I don't mean the ethical problems we see in Trump's speeches: lies, personal insults, bigotry.
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Some /pol/ users posted racist insults and urged members to spread the campaign to other 4chan boards.
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Let's make clear we've had enough exchanges of insults and reality TV entertainment in this presidential campaign.
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Russia loathed Mr. Poroshenko, and during his time in office the two countries mostly communicated with insults.
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But she found his language vulgar, and was tired of the cycle of insults and angry retorts.
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Readers recounted the insults they had heard as African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Native Americans and Jewish Americans.
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"Flaky" was one of my mother's many insults for the behavior that made the wider world unbearable.
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This summer, a Cameroonian citizen stood outside the hotel with a loudspeaker shouting insults at the president.
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I am sure that is enough to qualify me for those insults under the Provost's personal definitions.
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Consider the President's penchant for insults and demeaning nicknames and it's easy to agree with Flake's logic.
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Trump tweeting insults at his political opponents and quote-tweeting praise from his favorite Fox News shows.
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Tax reform will not become any easier if Trump continues to trade insults with Corker and Flake.
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Trump touched on the 2020 election, repeating old insults against Democratic rivals Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden.
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As insults begin to fly between him and the North Koreans, that facade is beginning to crumble.
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They clashed with counter-protesters, exchanging insults and at some points throwing punches and hurling water bottles.
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PARIS — Insults and rumors keep coming: His speeches are too long and full of feel-good banalities.
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But, he said, when Cruz started to gain in the polls, Trump blasted him with personal insults.
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Mr Trump and Kim Jong Un, North Korea's despot, traded insults and threats before meeting in 2018.
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His explicit comments about women, hesitance to disclaim white supremacists, insults of Gold Star families, 3 a.m.
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" Trump reprised those insults at a news conference, again asserting that the Kurds "are no angels, OK?
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At the end of the interview, Fox issued one of his signature profanity-laden insults at Trump.
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Jell-O (he favored the less expensive option) could escalate into a battle waged with vicious insults.
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Communicating in rough insults and rhyming slang, these artful codgers are, for a time, fun to watch.
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The insults stem from a scandal at Google, which has been raging over the last 72 hours.
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Government supporters and families accuse many of the defendants of lying, and often shout insults during hearings.
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It reflects the tendency, especially in online discourse, to reappropriate insults in highly ironic, self-referential ways.
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Trump's decision, after a year in which the two have repeatedly traded insults, is a remarkable breakthrough.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has since traded insults with North Korean leaders, raising the stakes even further.
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More specifically, they say that schoolmates subjected Seven, who was African-American, to racist insults and choking.
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"She started wearing headphones in public, as people would shout insults out of cars," Susan tells me.
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Players should self-monitor and realize that the racially-charged insults they hurl have real-world consequences.
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After all, Obama has been the victim of racist and sexist insults since her husband's first campaign.
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In all of them, he has displayed a similar pattern: irrational overreaction to perceived insults and slights.
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Now imagine that same tendency to overreact to insults, only with Trump's finger on the nuclear button.
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The American constitution's first amendment grants strong protection to speech, especially criticism and insults aimed at public figures.
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The Florida senator has the right idea that the way to go after Donald Trump is by insults.
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The harassment included a deluge of graphic insults and crude memes that are mostly slurs aimed at women.
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He said he heard some of the insults, including one telling him to throw himself into a canal.
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The possibility that Trump's willingness to kill Iranians is that easily swayed by superficial personal insults is terrifying.
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Take a look at all the unflattering shots, memes, and insults being doled out by the tree's trolls.
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Thankfully, the US and North Korea are lobbing insults at each other for now instead of actual bombs.
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Trump didn't take the bait when he was attacked, and remained even-tempered — no name-calling or insults.
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And when we say flirting, we mean actually shoving each other, hard, and hurling insults at one another.
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From near-lethal insults to questionable hook-ups, Fig and Caputo have done terrible things to each other.
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He's reactionary and unsubtle, constantly fazed by the slightest of insults and addicted to all forms of attention.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk will go to trial over his insults directed toward cave rescue diver Vernon Unsworth.
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You cannot use insults, crass language and superficial presentations to build or maintain a majority party in America.
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By June, the split was complete, with the two groups holding competing rallies and slinging insults across Twitter.
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Trump and Pelosi haven't spoken since a contentious White House meeting in October when the two traded insults.
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Don't a couple of shoves and some insults usually just make for a good story the next day?
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In order to survive the country's increasingly racist dogma, Massaquoi had to endure many insults to his person.
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For more than a year he has filled our timelines with insults, turning Twitter into a toxic swamp.
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Spreading insults and hate-speech online would also carry stiffer sentences, reflecting the "unlimited reach" of such comments.
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In an election season marked by animosity, egos and insults, this feud transcends media, politics and state lines.
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Ali called the limit an attack on press freedom and a series of back-and-forth insults followed.
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I was more surprised than upset, but when the insults turned to threats I hit the pause button.
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But other insults can do the same thing: the body uses cortisol to tamp down inflammation, for example.
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It has expressed itself rhetorically in vicious insults against critics and in his encouragement of violence by supporters.
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These women were in a nightclub, going to toe-to-toe, hurling insults and fists at each other.
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That his insults about her weight and insistence on her getting boob job would be worth the pain.
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Bigot Aside from technical terms, words used as insults also prompted a lot of online research in 7003.
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He calls himself "Bad Ape," no doubt after the insults once hurled at him by his human captors.
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Within a very short time, such trolling would be met by an increasingly vitriolic exchange of hyperbolic insults.
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What they're saying: A spokesman for Khan said to the BBC "childish insults" should be beneath the president.
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It's about things that were said that can't be unsaid, insults that were exchanged, and personalities and ego.
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Two of its best-known leaders, Henry Ramos Allup and Henrique Capriles, exchanged insults during consecutive press conferences.
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Therefore, a fat body is routinely subjected to lectures, judgments, and insults — from family, friends, or complete strangers.
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Here are some of the most talked-about moments from the night of insults, interruptions, and tense exchanges.
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We will not accept such insults, even from a leader of a friendly country, no matter how powerful.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, traffics in ethnic and racial stereotypes, repeatedly insults women, and is openly hostile to immigration.
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During the long primary season, Trump responded to criticism from his opponents with mocking nicknames and scornful insults.
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Enough of the chaos, the division, the schoolyard insults, the self-aggrandizement, the corruption, and especially the lies.
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And now that he's not in the running for her heart, will the insults be even more cutting?
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In the clip above, the two stare each other down and trade insults until one of them cracks.
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In the past, he's fired Twitter insults at other celebrities such as Rosie O'Donnell, Cher, and Russel Brand.
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Graham in the past has called Trump a "race-baiting, xenophobic religious bigot," among many, many other insults.
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Most of us have been at the top of the food chain since [high school], immune to insults.
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The government has also been taking steps to stop what it regards as royal insults being committed abroad.
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Trump's "dog" insults reveal the bleak, pitiless view of the world that characterizes his whole approach to politics.
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His ability to sling insults has even lead to people volunteering to be roasted by him on Twitter.
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The outrageous insults he has hurled at Hispanics, who make up so much of the food industry's workforce?
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The pope said while violence must be condemned, anyone who insults his mother can expect to be punched.
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Lashing out over trade practices, Trump lobbed insults at his G-7 host, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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So at the end of that monologue I had a few choice insults for the president in return.
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All of which allowed Trump to drop his usual insults and try on a new hat: party unifier.
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Ted clapped back, and tells us he simply countered the Jedi's insults with the full force ... of facts.
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He says as much when asked about the insults tossed at him by fellow candidates like former Gov.
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There really is only one perfect response to Morgan's unprovoked insults, and it comes straight from Kim herself.
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In Usain Bolt's case, you simply spend it destroying James Corden's confidence with a flurry of fire insults.
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Washington (CNN)"Nut job" seems to be one of President Donald Trump's favorite insults for his political foes.
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Sison was once Duterte's university lecturer and the two are known for hurling colorful insults at each other.
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But don't forget the insults the candidates of yesteryear have contributed to the Debate Insult Hall of Fame.
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Last week, Katy Perry's Twitter account was compromised, with the hacker hurling insults at her immense follower base.
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One more thing: Trump sarcastically responded after Kim Jong-un called him "old," hurling back his own insults.
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The GOP race hit South Carolina in a flurry of insults, negative ads and suggestions of dirty tricks.
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A lot of Trump's primary campaign insults were deeply gendered in a way that best applied to men.
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The price of Bitcoin is rising again, and famous investors are conjuring up fresh insults for the cryptocurrency.
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And so began a brutal back and forth between the two candidates, marked by petty tweets and insults.
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The more childish Liam's insults are, the more they wind Noel up, and that's why he does it.
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Jimmy Kimmel had Lena Headey, who plays Cersei, read insults from The Bachelor on his show last night.
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And also for its mechanism, in which experts offered advice (and also insults), but actual people made decisions.
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The trailer begins with some of the choice insults from the season ahead overtop a tranquil beach scene.
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Not in some earnest entrepreneurial way; we literally just wanted to draw dicks and insults on one another.
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Octavio Paz, Mexico's greatest poet, wrote that even in a quarrel, Mexicans prefer "veiled expressions to outright insults".
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Mr. Brewster and Mr. Satawake say the support they have received from ordinary Dominicans far outweighs the insults.
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Unfortunately, some bosses seem to feel that hurling insults and abuse at people is an effective motivational technique.
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We have to do better than a president who tweets ugly insults every morning at the American people.
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When our politics increasingly traffic in pointed insults, perhaps it's no surprise that roasts have become more popular.
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Though the insults were retweets from other Twitter users, Trump still shared them to his millions of followers.
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Trump has fired back his own insults at the show and its parent network, NBC, over the impression.
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The boycott has echoes of previous protest movements in China which have followed perceived insults to the country.
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Amid the finger-pointing over which party is to blame, the messages quickly devolved into acrimonious personal insults.
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They expected Amazon to take the demands and scathing insults as an invitation to come to the table.
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They went public with anatomical insults, comparing each other's body parts to cottage cheese and a knitting needle.
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Since announcing he would not stay in Congress, he and Trump have traded various personal insults on Twitter.
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In a statement, the party said Kahrs had compared them to Nazis and described his insults as "unacceptable".
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He added that after Paul called him a "guttersnipe" he had insults of his own for the senator.
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Insults and nicknames Trump kicked off his campaign for president by denigrating Mexican immigrants as murderers and rapists.
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