He gave up lecturing, yes, but more specifically—he gave up lecturing
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"He told me afterward that lecturing to your class was like lecturing before the United Nations," Lee says.
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So her lecturing people on civility is a bit much.
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These wouldn't be "lecturing" features, based on generic rules, either.
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One is through proselytizing our ideas by communicating and lecturing.
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But she began writing and lecturing again before she died.
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I couldn't remember my son ever lecturing me about anything.
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And after Mr. Russell's death, she gave up lecturing altogether.
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You're not lecturing, preaching, or confronting, you're merely starting a conversation.
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A few years ago, I was lecturing about feminist social movements.
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Marnie's lecturing Desi while clearly ignoring the fact that he's high.
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The speech was about platitudes, lecturing and taking a victory lap.
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This is China lecturing the US and Europe about free trade.
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Sounds like more EU lecturing or rules are on the way.
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He then traveled four years through New-England, lecturing against slavery.
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Honestly, she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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Instead, she crossed the country lecturing on the evils of mob violence.
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We have some great pictures of Milton Friedman lecturing at these events.
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Selective lecturing Flying north from Rome, Trump found the temperature quickly cooling.
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A little lecturing by Mr Obama behind closed doors would not hurt.
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That means no lecturing women in Muslim countries about wearing hijabs. 26.
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He's not lecturing them like most of the politicians you see today.
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The panel's chair, a judge, asked Rabin to stop lecturing the room.
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He eventually ends up lecturing to an assembled crowd on a bus.
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The role of lecturing professor is not well suited for family gatherings.
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I bought it from a London bookseller with money I earned lecturing.
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I have been critical of his lecturing tones on issues of race.
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Instead of lecturing them about why they're wrong, try listening to them.
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The 92-year-old still shares his knowledge by lecturing at Emory University.
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That's the closest Embrace of the Serpent ever comes to lecturing the viewer.
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And honestly, she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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Lecturing them and then lying about it is all kinds of dumb. Funny!
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There was none of Obama's worry about the dangers of lecturing other countries.
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He addressed his interviewers like a headmaster lecturing some dim 14-year olds.
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Democratic leadership does not consist of lecturing voters on what they should want.
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I have some financial advisers that were lecturing me about tech recently. What?
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I'm trying to understand the world as it is, I'm not lecturing anyone.
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That man is lecturing someone else about their past and calling them disgusting?
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Here's Trump lecturing Yamiche that "38 million people" live in Seoul, South Korea.
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And, honestly, she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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Sometimes we speak in the active voice, when we're lecturing and taking charge.
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And honestly she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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Today Chinese leaders enjoy lecturing ambassadors and visiting European leaders about the West's failures.
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Even when they show up, theirs is a Potemkin pedagogy, lecturing to nonplussed pupils.
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Fiorina had not spent so much time lecturing other women about their reproductive choices.
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The video showed Golani lecturing his fighters and played scenes of militants in battle.
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Rather, I found myself lecturing a room of dudes on how to be dudes.
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No amount of persuasion, lecturing, or feasible carrots and sticks will change this calculus.
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Media types slumping over laptops or lecturing at selfie sticks had speculations, nothing more.
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One year added $2 trillion to the national debt and today you're lecturing us?
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And when they were done lecturing us, we smiled politely and changed the subject.
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Partly, it was the Democrats' preference for lecturing and entitlement over winning and wooing.
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Lecturing Christians or Jews about whale digestion will not make them atheists, Jonah notwithstanding.
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Anne Gordon is a senior lecturing fellow at the Duke University School of Law.
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This is an especially inopportune moment for O'Reilly to be lecturing anybody about morals.
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Either they have a lecturing tone that feels unsympathetic, or they're for wannabe landlords.
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It was his cash to spend, so there was no lecturing him about it.
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Benedict had also barred McCarrick from traveling, lecturing publicly, or celebrating a public mass.
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Instead of lecturing Ginny on her personal life, the teammates showed up to support her.
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By 2013, Yang was actively lecturing and advocating a faith-based argument for immigration reform.
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For this teenager, it was her mother lecturing her once again about boys and sex.
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The Boko Haram of the past would not have stood around lecturing and answering questions.
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Clinton, on the other hand, sounded like a robot lecturing a 5th grade science class.
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I began lecturing all over the country, even writing a book on size and style.
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In later years, she kept her name out there by lecturing, teaching and writing books.
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And nobody wants to hear the teacher they don't like lecturing them for 90 minutes.
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A bunch of Broadway actors lecturing the vice president–elect plays to the us vs.
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I have many friends—including Cornel West—who were against his lecturing to black people.
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Shapiro blames Obama for adopting a lecturing tone that alienated a critical mass of Americans.
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Millennials aren't engendered to respect old men lecturing piety from the pulpit of social morality.
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It won't be drained from our political bloodstream by conservatives lecturing liberals or vice versa.
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I, too, start lecturing anyone who will listen about the splendor of our local hero.
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Personally, I learn best when I talk, debate, or even listen to someone else lecturing.
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He had been singled out for lecturing a judge on Syrian laws guaranteeing fair trials.
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Both were criticized inordinately for lecturing and scolding too much — Adlai Stevenson's "egghead" problem again.
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I think their lecturing my husband about his career would push him over the edge.
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"Governments have been lecturing citizens on how to be better consumers for decades," Minter said.
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Heavy-handed ideological lecturing under the guise of an awards show just sends viewers away.
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CBS released the audio: Lecturing a player about #class in a situation like this is dumb.
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She and her husband, Ed, traveled widely researching paranormal and occult phenomena, writing books and lecturing.
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He is a senior lecturing fellow at his alma mater, the Duke University School of Law.
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Every afternoon, I'd hear him lecturing his cellie about everything that's wrong with our country today.
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The group believes that their education approach—which avoids lecturing—works to keep young people engaged.
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Peterson talks a lot, usually into earbud microphones vlog-style, or on stages, or lecturing classes.
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A: It's tiresome to read yet another financial expert lecturing people about spending money on lattes.
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And it's important to have an open conversation with your child -- listening over lecturing, experts say.
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I first heard that the market was plummeting while lecturing to my morning class at Yale.
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We're told Cosby's also lecturing on finding work post-prison, giving them tips on interviewing techniques.
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So it is with Louise, who finds herself lecturing, at college, to an almost empty room.
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He recalled a time, many years ago, when he found himself lecturing a group of physicists.
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He traveled widely, reading his poetry, lecturing, teaching and giving speeches to overflow crowds at universities.
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Clementa C. Pinckney lecturing proudly about the two-century history of Emanuel A.M.E. Church, the Rev.
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While I was in the classroom, an instructor was lecturing students on crashes involving parked vehicles.
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As her novels attracted critical attention, Ms. Emecheta began lecturing at universities in the United States.
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Breedlove and the boy were in the narrow hall by the restrooms, and Breedlove was lecturing.
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"Engaging kids in a nuanced dialogue about cannabis is more helpful than heavy-handed lecturing," he says.
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After her divorce, Ms. Jorgenson Wendt spent many years lecturing on financial parity during, and after, marriage.
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Fortepan's manager András Török shared the archive's story last week while lecturing at Manhattan's American-Hungarian Library.
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Trump appeared to take pleasure in lecturing his counterparts, even suggesting the NATO headquarters cost too much.
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Traditionally, the television screen has not been something that you communicate with; it's like a professor lecturing.
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This show is probably not in a position to have Offred lecturing Moira about when to fight.
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Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro put it most succinctly: Obama lecturing us is LITERALLY how you got Trump.
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Classes are still taught in that broadcast method, with the teacher standing at the front and lecturing.
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Mr. Ball touches on important themes here, but he's not offering much more than one-sided lecturing.
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A friend of mine from Taiwan was guest lecturing earlier this year at a university in Shanghai.
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The president, his aides said, does not believe the United States gets results by lecturing other countries.
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Parents should also refrain from lecturing their children about any behavioral problems following the yell-inducing incident.
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I knew she could have told me all of that, so lecturing her wasn't going to help.
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He is also a senior lecturing fellow at his alma mater the Duke University School of Law.
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As an educator, I have been lecturing for years on compassionate care of pregnant patients with vaginal bleeding.
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He was eventually fired in 2000 after a student alleged he yanked his arm forcefully while lecturing him.
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"To think, that just last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment," he wrote. .
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But at times it felt a bit more forced and preachy with its us-against-the-world lecturing.
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" Kelly ended the segment by stating that Fonda "has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.
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More than a decade ago, he started lecturing on the subject at medical conferences, only to be lambasted.
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But some senior European leaders are still trying to school Trump, even though lecturing him is often counterproductive.
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Given this record, Democrats have no credibility in lecturing Republicans on how to conduct the current confirmation process.
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But at least he's acknowledging the real problems ordinary Americans face, not lecturing them on their moral failings.
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In one of the earliest, a drawing instructor stands before a chalkboard, lecturing on the use of perspective.
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The worst of it comes when Bibby rear-ends a car while he's lecturing his son about truancy.
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Then at the Google and Facebook side, they think Tim is sanctimonious, and that he's lecturing him. Yeah.
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Mr. Turner spent much of his remaining years writing and lecturing on the C.I.A. and American national security.
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" She learned to smile more, she said, "to be more direct, less detailed, not like an economist lecturing.
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Before the allegations surfaced, it was merely Mr. Cosby's lecturing about other people's behavior that could be vexing.
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These days, experts enjoy lecturing the president about the differences between the real estate business and foreign policy.
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I look away for one minute and this presser has been completely derailed with Trump lecturing Acosta. pic.twitter.
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Thomas had spent much of his life lecturing blacks about not thinking of themselves as victims of racism.
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That year, Warren reported a net profit of more than $1 million from consulting, lecturing, writing and investing.
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It was at Harvard that he crossed paths with Mr. Leary, who was lecturing there in clinical psychology.
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The UPF immediately caught sight of her and began lecturing her on how her prophet was a pedophile.
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Now I have very firm rules: No lecturing in July or August, and no international travel during teaching weeks.
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Your son comes home from college with new ideas and you start lecturing grumps about the evils of war.
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He also believed that speaking out on human rights when meeting autocrats boosted campaigners, even when his lecturing grated.
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" Trump said, "Remember during the debate, when he started lecturing me on New York values—like we're no good.
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After devoting their lives to traveling and lecturing about the importance of meteorites, the Niningers were mired in debt.
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But Hollywood, known for lecturing benighted Republicans about their supposed bigotry and racism, is standing on a diversity sandcastle.
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Sara occupies the first frame of the film, prim and proper in glasses and a teacherly beige blazer, lecturing.
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But public lecturing (and a Hollywood awards show is just that) represents a timeless nexus of entertainment and politics.
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America has no business lecturing other nations on free democratic elections when we do not practice what we preach.
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Later, during the Korean War, he was thrown in jail for allegedly lecturing on communism to an art class.
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While there were the predictable policy differences, what bothered Reagan most about Trudeau was his condescending and lecturing style.
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And he has chastised former President Bill Clinton for "lecturing" Black Lives Matter protesters at a rally this week.
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Rather than lecturing, professors act as supervisors and facilitators—something Rifkin argues will redefine the way students acquire knowledge.
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What I noticed immediately was his calm: He wasn't lecturing or forcing any decisions, but asking questions and listening.
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Caitlyn remains stoic and still for most of the lecturing, as friends around her try to defuse the situation.
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But he couldn't resist lecturing a middle-aged woman in the crowded receiving line in the provincial capital, Périgueux.
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Instead of lecturing people about mindfulness and staying focused, what if you engineered work to fit into fractured moments?
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The hearing didn't amount to much — it was an hour long and consisted largely of senators lecturing empty chairs.
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We pass her on our walk back to the car and she's lecturing some other lady about the waves.
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Cuomo then went on a lengthy explanation of sexual harassment, which some saw as condescending lecturing (mansplaining or "govsplaining").
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One danger of a speech like Mr. Kimmel's is the limousine-liberal trap: Here's this rich celebrity lecturing us.
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Either that, or stop lecturing us about what a great job the Obama Administration is doing around the globe.
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"Buttigieg first scorned "the idea of the likes of Rush Limbaugh or Donald Trump lecturing anybody on family values.
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First they write about the liberal scholar Tariq Ramadan, currently lecturing on Islam at Sciences-Po, a prominent French university.
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Obama once again took to lecturing us about the atrocities in Syrian while claiming he couldn't do much about it.
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For the record though, I definitely didn't hop out of bed and start fearlessly lecturing to a roomful of people.
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He's treading familiar ground — lecturing students about how important it is to be professional, to work hard, and be motivated.
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Teachers still play a central role in the classroom, but they do less lecturing and more one-on-one coaching.
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Then video surfaced of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick lecturing a driver about "responsibility" during an argument about Uber's falling fares.
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And that was before he started lecturing me about politics and how having a black president had divided the country.
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Awards season gives stars a chance to stop the lecturing and return the focus to their best and brightest work.
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The same folks who said Trump was impossible in 2016 are the same ones lecturing on what's "electable" in 2020.
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Who is lecturing Planned Parenthood about its abdication of progressive values as it sides with Trump against its own workers?
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Hathaway honored her fellow Oscar winner for her humanitarian work and new gig lecturing at the London School of Economics.
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Lecturing wasn't his strength, or his interest, and he lacked eloquent forcefulness even when presenting his work at scientific meetings.
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Macon was recently captured on video lecturing an out-of-work gardener in Paris to look harder for a job.
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Movies have been teaching us lessons for their entire history, gently suggesting and outright lecturing us on how to live.
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Mr. Jefferies favors stand-up style — setup and joke — over the illustrated lecturing that's become popular elsewhere in late night.
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Obama lowered her voice several octaves to impersonate the president lecturing his daughters on global warming at the dinner table.
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They see the anti-gun campaign as an example of "downtown elites lecturing them", says Darrell Bricker of IPSOS, a pollster.
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She was inspired by the text, and started lecturing on it in the early '80s, according to The Washington Post Magazine.
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Most recently, a video published by Bloomberg showed Kalanick lecturing a driver about responsibility during an argument over Uber's falling fares.
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Some Alabamians say they've had enough of the media scolds lecturing them from TV studios in New York City and Atlanta.
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There's a lot of people lecturing about the U.S. system, and at the same time, there's a lot of entrepreneurial activity.
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One even took to lecturing the freshman class on the podium from an alternate curriculum before the start of each session.
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Warren, who has written several books over the years, has earned her biggest chunks of change from writing, lecturing and consulting.
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And while the academics lecturing on the manuscript posture over their own objectivity, they continue to casually dehumanize and objectify Offred.
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On Friday, the rapper shared a number of Instagram clips of himself lecturing a group, though the location was not disclosed.
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Then Tate, played by Lester Speight, lays a brutal hit on Trump before lecturing the GOP presidential nominee about his rhetoric.
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In a telling anecdote, Obama is sitting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is lecturing him about the Middle East.
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Some sat off by themselves, lecturing invisible audiences, and Poke gave them one last glance before he spat between Rod's eyes.
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Similarly, it would be sensible for France to focus on its less-than-stellar record on human rights before lecturing others.
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By 2003, lecturing to young Muslim fans in London, he told them they should "never, ever trust the kuffar" — non-Muslims.
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Now she harbors ambitions to become a kind of fashion Socrates, envisaging an itinerant future lecturing on the philosophy of fashion.
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Foster began lecturing on the droneport concept at universities all over the world, and constructed a prototype at the Venice Biennale.
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One day, after pompously lecturing a class of undergraduates about the incoherence of monotheism, I was approached by a shy student.
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Instead of incessantly lecturing people about mindfulness and staying focused, what if you engineered work to fit into those fractured moments?
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Meanwhile, Zuckerberg is still lecturing us with the sophistication of a college student about the importance of free speech in politics.
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And even now, I find myself annoyed at the idea of a bartender lecturing their patrons about how much they're drinking.
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But at the risk of coming across as a lecturing parent, I also have some advice: Zweckpessimismus only goes so far.
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In his book, Mr. McConnell admitted he privately called the president "Professor Obama" because he was so prone to lecturing him.
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After leaving public office, Hayden wrote and traveled extensively, lecturing, teaching and speaking out against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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California clearly has not figured out how to clean up its own registration rolls, so it should not be lecturing Ohio.
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The show, directed by Scott Ebersold, becomes bogged down in heavy-handed lecturing toward the end, and favors quips over plot.
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When he strides off to shake hands and chat to voters on walkabouts, he more often than not ends up lecturing them.
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And Democrats also Monday accused Trump of hypocrisy for lecturing US corporate bosses on the need to keep manufacturing on US soil.
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There, he began lecturing on the deleterious effects of alcohol, though, by now, he was becoming more interested in diet than booze.
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Within the commission, officials are reluctant to appear to be lecturing a democratically elected government as it goes about implementing campaign promises.
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In the video, he makes his grand entrance by lecturing Eleven about stealing Eggo waffles while holding a bottle of truth serum.
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Like a belt-wielding parent lecturing a ne'er-do-well child, Judge Hanen ticks off a few penalties he might have chosen.
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Trump reportedly grew frustrated with McMaster for lecturing him on policy and not giving him a chance to ask questions at briefings.
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"What makes you think she wants to be touched?" her friend said, girl posse in tow, lecturing him on respectful personal space.
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The letter spends six paragraphs lecturing Furie's lawyers about the ins and outs of "fair use" of a copyrighted work before demuring.
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The physicians who are still like that—I go around lecturing telling them how they should be approaching this as a subject.
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De Cleyre was just 453 when she began writing and lecturing on Free Thought, a questioning of traditional religious and social beliefs.
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When not lecturing to packed audiences or teaching media art at this city's University of Arts, she works from her home nearby.
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"The idea of the likes of Rush Limbaugh or Donald Trump lecturing anybody on family values," Buttigieg said before pausing for applause.
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Jeter says his parents were "always lecturing him about helping people," and that giving back is essential in anyone's pursuit of success.
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CNN has run its own ads with footage of anchors lecturing White House officials and talking about whether Trump will be impeached.
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Sheila Ndyanabangi, Uganda's lead health official for tobacco issues who was present at the meeting, described the executive's approach as lecturing the statesman.
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If Hillary Clinton took Schwartz's blase and superior attitude toward lecturing the young on economics, she'd never improve her chances with this group.
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"And to think that just last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women," Trump continued.
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This is the part where I'd normally start lecturing about the importance of public transit and other options, like biking, buses, and trains.
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Lewis says things turned sour after they sat down, when he claims Edward began "lecturing" him on what went wrong in their relationship.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose office released the photo on Instagram, is leaning over a desk, appearing as though she is lecturing him.
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At that meal, Lewis says he "received about two hours of lecturing and criticisms" from Edward, hearing "all the terrible s–" he's done.
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"For people within Al Azhar, there was something remarkable and distasteful about a president and a general lecturing them about religion," he said.
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"Lecturing the American people about the crusades while refusing to call Islamic extremism by name is an abdication of leadership," Pence told CPAC.
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SM: Tell me about shooting the lecture scene, wherein Jack (or the two Jacks, as it were) are lecturing on Foucault and Lacan.
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It begins with Mr. Sanders in a suit and tie lecturing to a classroom of college-age people on the history of tattooing.
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One of the frustrations I have had when lecturing about Kaifeng's Jews is that this concept is very difficult for Westerners to understand.
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And you see it again in today's Times, with Pete Peterson (of course) and Paul Volcker (sigh) lecturing us about the usual stuff.
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I can relate to avoiding this book because it can feel like lecturing — like, let me buy my cheetah-print jumpsuit in peace!
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Two overpaid professors lecturing the rest of us on how to make college affordable is like the punch line to a bad joke.
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Trump has been making questionable decisions, like pardoning Sheriff Joe Arpaio, while simultaneously lecturing the country about the importance of law and order.
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He is also entirely out of fucks to give to Harold, who enjoys lecturing his son about war and business and Hand ninjas.
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She captioned it, "This is my dad lecturing us on the meaning of social media," followed by a picture of her bored face.
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As the LA Times reported, Buress began by mocking Cosby's penchant for lecturing the black community before going in: So I tried it.
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Back in Turkey he began to work at Bilgi University, lecturing and publishing books on advocacy, management training and how to influence policy.
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Local news outlet ABC 11 WTVD reported Davis was lecturing Tuesday and was randomly asking questions when he called on a female student.
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I think the reason I get so iffy about this is I'm just not interested in lecturing people about how they should behave.
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In 21625 I adopted both technologies and replaced broadcast lecturing with a more Socratic method, called distributed questioning, as my principal instructional methodology.
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BAKER: So that makes it an exception, in effect, to your standard you talked about in Saudi Arabia, of not lecturing other countries?
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"I don't think so," says Peter Thiel, who once again starts down one of his favorite roads of lecturing reporters on their craft.
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Trump's approach to these meetings is "one of listening and not lecturing," said a senior White House official who has participated in industry meetings.
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After the killing, police warned Einstein that his life could be in danger, and they advised him to stop lecturing and even leave Berlin.
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There was a leaked video showing Uber CEO Travis Kalanick lecturing Uber driver Fawzi Kamel about "responsibility" during an argument over falling Uber earnings.
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However, the student said her professor focused on the beauty of the language and the splendor of the imagery when lecturing on the text.
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Certainly not me, your humble Thronesmaster, who has spent the whole morning lecturing you about accepting the state of the TV show you enabled.
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The Iranian producer Sote (born Ata Ebtekar) has spent the better part of the last two decades composing and lecturing on experimental electronic music.
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Gingrich is the last person who should be lecturing Kelly, or anyone else, about sexual mores—though admittedly that has never stopped him before.
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Trump's approach to these meetings is "one of listening and not lecturing", said a senior White House official who has participated in industry meetings.
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"Just like I don't want Bernie supporters lecturing me about choosing Hillary, I don't want to lecture Bernie supporters for choosing him," said Kellogg.
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New York (CNN Business)Even as General Electric reels, its widely-criticized former CEO Jeff Immelt is lecturing business leaders on how to succeed.
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Within the EU executive, officials are reluctant to appear to be lecturing a democratically elected Polish government as it goes about implementing campaign promises.
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As home secretary, Theresa May narked cops by lecturing them in public and cutting back on their powers to stop and search passers-by.
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Mitchell criticized Miller for "lecturing" Acosta about the nation's green cards, noting that the CNN reporter's grandfather went through the process in the 1960s.
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Along with his colleagues Hiaasen and Fischman, he was one of three victims with ties -- either through graduation or through lecturing -- to the university.
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Where else can you get a moment like 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg lecturing a roomful of millionaires and billionaires about climate change?
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Somebody that had just recently broken rules and has that in their history is lecturing us coaches—us other coaches—about potentially violating rules.
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But for years now, the right has been lecturing us all about the need to listen to and debate ideas we might consider dangerous.
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The pair's approach is based on the idea that traditional lecturing at children seated in rows and divided by ability or grade isn't effective.
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Two thousand years from now, historians may be lecturing on Trump the way they now discuss, say, the challenge to Roman institutions from Caligula.
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Album Review When Pusha-T raps, it's with the air of a stern father lecturing his children, who may or may not be listening.
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"The idea of the likes of Rush Limbaugh or Donald Trump lecturing anybody on family values," Buttigieg said, before pausing for cheers and applause.
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And I have been lecturing them, including the gentleman that you are referring to, about you have to bring it back to this country.
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The two had not seen each other since October, when Ms. Pelosi abruptly left a White House meeting after lecturing a scowling Mr. Trump.
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He lost his university lecturing job, his books were banned and the Communist Party labeled him a "black hand" who had helped foment turmoil.
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Lacey's known for saying "nasty" A LOT on WWE, whether she's kicking ass in the ring or lecturing rambunctious co-workers from the stage.
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Indeed, they have helped me in a way by shielding me from lecturing and administrative work that I would otherwise have been involved in.
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"When you start lecturing other people on what their point of view should be, or don't they know why they're wrong, that's problematic," Hall says.
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Pelger hosts Psymposia, an events group centered on psychedelic science, and says he microdoses every couple days, finding it helpful for interviewing, lecturing, and writing.
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"First thing's a station sec scan," Tritheist announced, as if the three people he was lecturing weren't a meter or two away from his face.
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They are on the beach, with their flip flops on, drinking a pina colada, lecturing a Hawaiian barman about the superiority of Swansea's coastal views.
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This year offered Alfred Brendel lecturing on Woody Allen, and a Charlie Chaplin film with live accompaniment from Ms. MacGregor backed by a jazz ensemble.
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" Trump wrote, adding later: "And to think that just last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women.
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"The image of any American president lecturing the Muslim world on what Islam should be and how Islam should change is already problematic," he said.
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"I was traveling and lecturing and when I would visit women artists they would have the boxing ring ad up in their studios," Chicago says.
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I was leading nature walks and lecturing at the nature center in a Cincinnati park, Burnet Woods, when I was transferred to the planetarium there.
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While the teacher was lecturing on algebra, I was on the deck of a pirate ship or in an airplane shooting down the Red Baron.
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A former U.S. diplomat on Friday criticized President Donald Trump for lecturing the British in the aftermath of the terror attack on a London subway.
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I've watched a cynical comedian (whose schtick is practically lecturing the audience), separate from his wife, reconcile with his wife, and finally, file for divorce.
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Karem was little-known before Tuesday, when a video of him lecturing White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders over press access went viral.
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In the 1970s, Mr. Rudd began lecturing on musical anthropology at Bard College, then joined the music faculty at the University of Maine at Augusta.
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Divided into three sections, the piece begins with the leader of the patrol lecturing before trainees, then it cuts to a revolutionary's looping rallying cry.
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And to have somebody like Bob Menendez lecturing Mike Pompeo yesterday about the art of the deal is not the same of the art of diplomacy.
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The BBC is paralysed by the fear that it is alienating the young, the "Cs and Ds" and ethnic minorities by lecturing them or appearing snobby.
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It is no good just lecturing villagers about how river blindness is caused by the black fly when they think it is witchcraft, says Dr Hodges.
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Marvel Domination Lee became the public figurehead and face of Marvel Comics later in life, often making appearances at comic book conventions and lecturing at colleges.
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The problem with the lecturing was that it was at occasions where he was talking to people who had already done the things he was advocating.
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FOR many in Asia, resentful of the constant lecturing about the superiority, nay, the historical inevitability, of Western forms of government, it must seem like vindication.
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In 1975, weary of it all, he applied to go into exile, settling in New York and lecturing about art, in Russian, on America's west coast.
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Republicans resent the lecturing of "liberal elites" and embrace policies that promote opportunity, because they live in places where people are generally in similar economic situations.
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Impressed with her knowledge of Surrealism, a friend at Trinity College in Hartford enticed her into lecturing, first at Trinity, then at Rice University in Houston.
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In preparation for this potential move online, they installed new webcams in the classrooms for remote lecturing, and expanded the capacity of our online teaching platform.
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Walk into any criminal courthouse, and you will find it packed with judges and prosecutors lecturing defendants on the importance of accepting responsibility for their choices.
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Now a grandfather, he has aged easily into the role of global-citizen humanist, lecturing on the role of artists and culture in a fraying society.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin criticized Thunberg's credentials, saying the 17-year-old should study economics at college before lecturing the U.S. on fossil fuel investments.
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That live stream garnered more than 99,000 views on Facebook and Feinstein's recorded response led to unflattering headlines of her "rebuff[ing]" and "lecturing" the kids.
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News reports of Ireland's housing crisis play over the opening of "Rosie," but Paddy Breathnach's moving drama about a suddenly homeless family isn't interested in lecturing.
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News reports of Ireland's housing crisis play over the opening of "Rosie," but Paddy Breathnach's moving drama about a suddenly homeless family isn't interested in lecturing.
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They're lecturing and giving material out, and the students are looking at their computers, looking at a whole lot of other things at the same time.
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So it's only if something arrives by surprise that I feel overbooked, as, for example, the Kyoto Prize requires four weeks of lecturing for the Inamori Foundation.
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Obviously, not everyone agrees with the politics expressed, and it's become a popular trope to criticize out-of-touch stars for lecturing the rest of the country.
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Megyn Kelly lashed out at Jane Fonda Monday, essentially calling her a traitor who has no business lecturing her, or anyone else, on what qualifies as offensive.
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Once a thrill-seeking field reporter, he now he spends most of his time lecturing a slate of young "content curators" about the world outside their screens.
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However, he has remained a strong advocate of increasing representation in popular culture and beyond, even lecturing British Members of Parliament on the subject earlier this year.
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Indeed, one coach lecturing another coach's player over small fries smacks of arrogance and is part of the reason why so many saw the scolding as unnecessary.
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The same thing goes for many of the resulting drug-education programs, which were based on the "Just Say No" model of lecturing resistance to peer pressure.
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And, the only thing you love more than your miraculous self-heating mug, is lecturing everyone about why it represents the cutting edge of coffee-warming technology.
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His classes at Harvard—this spring, he is lecturing on the history of lyric poetry and giving a seminar on Elizabeth Bishop and Sylvia Plath—are beloved.
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Two years later, having secured a job lecturing on architecture at Delhi Polytechnic, he came back to England to marry her, and the couple settled in Delhi.
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"Now let's put it in perspective: these people are lecturing me and other Australians on what we're allowed to believe, what we're allowed to see," he said.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — When we last saw Jules Markey, he was buttoning down his grid, and in this puzzle he is lecturing us on a completely different topic.
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Few things are more tedious than a band lecturing their fanbase on the fanbase's moral failings and the necessity for everyone to act more like the band.
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Dassler, whose shoes were worn by Jesse Owens, was one of the names she would introduce to students before lecturing on the 212 Olympics, held in Berlin.
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Still, it is no small thing that the hearing led to a former prime minister lecturing the country's most senior intelligence official on the causes of terrorism.
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"He started lecturing me on New York values, like we're no good," Trump thundered at a Wednesday rally in Bethpage before an enthusiastic crowd of about 10,000.
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Ms. Kelly said that a man with Mr. O'Reilly's history had no business publicly lecturing women inside or outside the company about sexual harassment, the people said.
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"Republicans spent years lecturing the rest of us not to question the intelligence agencies, even when they violated civil liberties and abused their powers," Meyers sums up.
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He also pointedly told Sunni Arab leaders in Saudi Arabia last month that he has no intention of lecturing them on their repressive behavior toward their citizens.
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Here are some selected comments: "Canadians would not take kindly to other countries lecturing on policy so this was the right approach," Sue Tucker wrote from Ottawa.
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Recently, I got knocked down pretty hard, and this other guy was lecturing me like, 'You have to accept that you're at the mercy of the ocean!
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"We have active intern pipelines, but it is beyond that — we are invited into their classrooms, and co-teaching, guest lecturing and sponsoring team projects," Priemer said.
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It also didn't help that Pence gave a fiery speech, lecturing the Europeans about giving Iran money, even though the accord they still adhere to allows it.
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Haley criticized Russia's "audacity" in lecturing the Security Council on chemical weapons, after it vetoed, three times, the UN mechanism to determine who committed chemical weapons attacks.
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A plethora of online courses and tutorials also have freed teachers from lecturing and allowed them to spend class time working on problem solving with students instead.
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And once accepted, university resources are misallocated by focusing on having professors lecturing to students instead of providing more interactive and practical examples of lessons in the classroom.
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Then in February, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was caught on tape lecturing an Uber driver who complained that fare cuts were harming his ability to earn a living.
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The anger we feel is both that we have a billionaire lecturing us about work, and that we also know deep down that he may well be right.
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Long talks almost the entire time, lecturing one young man about life, telling him to develop multiple job skills and not strictly depend on income from his rapping.
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Instead of lecturing you on what you shouldn't do, their blog—which won the award for best new personal finance blog—focuses on how they are getting ahead.
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The hardest part about dating a Sag is that they slip into lecturing you at the wrong moment and can come off as a condescending know-it-all.
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When he wasn't lecturing Rick or Carol about the virtues of nonviolence, he was shacking up murderers in his makeshift prison cell in between bo staff practicing sessions.
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It's not only about Greg Graffin lecturing on socioeconomics or Kathleen Hanna giving punk a much-needed shot of feminism, as central and important as those things are.
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Its an admittedly odd project for the firm to take on, especially by a CEO who's spent the last decade traveling around the country lecturing about immigration reform.
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In an exchange that went viral on social media, Mr. Macron was seen as lecturing an out-of-work gardener in Paris to look harder for a job.
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Retiring The lack of retirement savings among Americans is almost universally bemoaned but nudging, prodding and lecturing have done little to build up nest eggs for old age.
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This was an awkward development on the very day that Mr. Cipollone was lecturing senators about how ridiculous it would be for them to seek Mr. Bolton's testimony.
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A friend of George's, Post in effect became the leader of the single-tax movement after George's death, in 1897, and toured North America lecturing on the subject.
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Just as lecturing the noise bully about the Constitution wouldn't have persuaded him to move his air-conditioner, so a surge in neighborly decency won't solve political polarization.
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In May, Rice sent Hagel a memo, lecturing him not to apply a "zero-risk standard," and ordering him to submit an update on transfers every two weeks.
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But intervening in any contentious political landscape in order to achieve a much-desired goal will always be hard work, and it will require listening as well as lecturing.
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His friends say he had a powerful, even rigid sense of morality, lecturing them about the dangers of drugs and gangs, refusing to try even a puff of weed.
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Josh (Vincent Rodriguez III) hasn't been giving her that "goosebumps" feeling lately, and it doesn't help that Nathaniel (Scott Michael Foster) is lecturing her about the boringness of monogamy.
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I had been lecturing on my poetry at some of the Negro universities of the South and, with a friend, I was driving North again in a small automobile.
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Labeling them a "bad kid" or doing a lot of scolding or lecturing isn't going to solve the root problem, and is likely just going to make things worse.
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This trailer is mostly about Sigourney Weaver lecturing heroes Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist on why their attempt to band together to oppose her are misguided.
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Seal is lecturing Katy Perry about the differences between borrowing and stealing ... he says being influenced by other artists is fine, but ya can't just jack someone else's beats!!!
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As a bubbly teenage gold medalist at the 1960 Olympics in Rome, he parroted America's Cold War line, lecturing a Soviet reporter about the superiority of the United States.
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He was lecturing about clouds around the world, sharing stages at corporate conferences and ideas festivals with Snoop Dogg and Bill Clinton and appearing monthly on the Weather Channel.
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Comey should have set the record straight in 2016 -- and while he's lecturing everyone about transparency on his current media tour, he should admit he was wrong not to.
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Or was it liberals, cozy in their elite enclaves on the coasts, who burrowed down into self-righteousness, lecturing working-class Republicans about how they misunderstand their own interests?
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During the gasoline crisis of 21982, after lecturing New Jerseyans on the need to conserve fuel, he flew to Washington to meet with White House aides on energy problems.
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In this brief excerpt, a rowdy student is lecturing the po-faced teacher on the importance of fun in education — a maxim that opera composers heed all too rarely.
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Bret: It almost makes one long for Mitt Romney, who also made a point of fecklessly lecturing the Brits about security risks on the eve of the London Olympics.
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There's a lecturing, feminism 101 tone to some of it, unnecessary to the story of two powerhouse women fighting to survive in a business that turned away from them.
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Early on, Means resorts to some clunky exposition — an officer lecturing Singleton on recent history and the basic principles of the treatment — to situate us in his fictive universe.
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Meanwhile, Clinton fans are constantly lecturing Sanders supporters that they are naive, that they should abandon their ideological goals before they get a real chance to fight for them.
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Can you, just for listeners, when you're on these Wi-Fis, what are the keys to keeping yourself clean, as if you were lecturing them on sexually transmitted diseases?
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But lecturing audiences on a relatively obscure internet subculture is an odd way to connect with most Americans, particularly the older disgruntled whites that Clinton wants to peel off Trump.
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Where Trump prefers social media bursts and stream of consciousness tirades, Obama's speech was an illustration of what his supporters see as soaring eloquence, and critics brand as professorial lecturing.
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If, now that Jon's back, he goes right back to ponderously lecturing about how winter is coming and doing good deeds, then this twist would indeed be a pointless fakeout.
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It was also the end of that conversation, because instead of lecturing this guy on the transmissibility, or lack thereof, of my undetectable HIV-plus "load," I just blocked him.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut responded on Twitter: "My no on Gorsuch isn't payback for Garland, but any Republican lecturing us on obstructionism this week gets the Gold Medal of Hypocrisy."
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Lula's testimony is just one more step in a three-year-old operation, insists Moro, who has kept lecturing public university students on criminal law as he runs the probe.
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In 2017, being spoilt for choice with Batman means you always get nerd-bros lecturing you about the rigid rules Batman must abide by to be successful as an adaptation.
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In addition to lecturing at Berlin's University of the Arts — a position he was offered just before his arrest — he has spent the past year working at a feverish pace.
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Trump's simple embrace of down-to-earth mannerisms and speech rather than lecturing from a pedestal was a resonating change of tune from years of out of touch Republican candidates.
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A decades-old video unearthed by BuzzFeed News shows world-famous life coach and author Tony Robbins repeatedly saying the N-word while lecturing African Americans on responding to racism.
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It spotlights manifestoes he wrote that laid out the arguments for his worldview, and includes videos of him in galleries lecturing people about his philosophy, looking to spread his ideas.
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His long Gershwin gig — signing autographs, reminiscing and lecturing on cruise ships and at concerts, cadging freebies and attention at jazz clubs and cabarets — was too enjoyable and, occasionally, lucrative.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday criticized Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, saying the 17-year-old should study economics at college before lecturing the U.S. on fossil fuel investments.
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Such an emphasis would contrast sharply with Trump's approach in other parts of the world where he has insisted the United States would stop lecturing other countries on the issue.
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I never see him weighing in on fandom controversies or fights, and he never seems to be lecturing fans about giving them what they need rather than what they want.
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Swift also risks a backlash from everyday Tennessee voters who believe she's lecturing them rather than trying to understand them -- the classic story of a hero who forgets her roots.
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Do I really need to read about former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who has somehow turned into a hobgoblin, lecturing us on adultery, a topic he knows a lot about?
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The reality star's sister Towanda posted a video of a pilot lecturing Tamar about following flight attendant instructions on the plane before telling her she could not ask him any questions.
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What with David Mitchell shouting lecturing logical observations on panel shows, and Robert Webb slagging off Corbynites on Twitter, it was hard to see who would bear the torch going forward.
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Prior to joining the J. Reuben Clark Law School he taught as an assistant professor at the University of Houston Law Center and as a lecturing fellow at Duke Law School.
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In the opening talk, "Jerusalem & Athens: A Tale of Two Cities," Mr. Gopnik plans to set the stage for discussions by lecturing on Jerusalem's history of arguments over faith and reason.
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Nine months down the road we're looking at a trial—medical experts come in and start lecturing about the ribs, genetic metabolic anomalies, brittle-bone disease, rickets—and that takes years.
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Instead of giving the lecturing speeches at awards shows a break, Hollywood celebrities are becoming even more politically outspoken and strident, and even more openly contemptuous of roughly half their audience.
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The President hopes to relay the message that countries must become more responsible for their own security while signaling the days of US lecturing over issues like human rights are ending.
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If they take up leadership roles and practice what they preach, these programs will be much more effective than an adult administrator lecturing students on the dangers they are distanced from.
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When they visited rural public schools, they saw an unworkable system: lone teachers lecturing students across multiple grade levels in turn, plowing through textbooks even as few students understood the material.
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That same year, Trump opened his speech to CPAC by lecturing attendees that Republicans who dared to campaign on cutting Social Security, Medicare and Medicare would end up as electoral losers.
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But if you are going to run around the world lecturing people about the need to take economics classes, you should familiarize yourself with the baseline consensus in the economics profession.
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" A MOFA spokesperson told CNN via email that Chinese companies in Africa operate "independently" and that the Chinese government is "committed to equal negotiations," and had no interest in "lecturing countries.
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And suppose those forces included officials at the highest levels of the FBI and Justice Department, the CIA and State Department, with help from journalists and lecturing late-night TV comedians.
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Clay Higgins of the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office was standing before a camera for a Crime Stoppers video, lecturing three at-large suspects in the thefts of several four-wheelers.
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For years, Ms. Gabe toured the country with a working scale model of her house — the model alone took her a year to build — lecturing at museums, universities and women's clubs.
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It also opened women up to a familiar double standard: A man who speaks authoritatively might be confident or opinionated, while a woman who does the same is arrogant or lecturing.
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In the first scene, Ray is lecturing his client Erick Scott (Melvin Gregg), a recent No. 1 draft pick whose professional debut has been postponed, about financial responsibility and personal discipline.
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He once talked his way out of custody on the Argentine border by lecturing the guards on the actual appearance of ecstasy, which he swears he didn't have in his pocket.
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And with Van Damme recently lecturing UFC fighters about how weak their leg strikes have become -- we had to ask Roy if he thinks JC could back up his tough talk.
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If your boss is always lecturing or simply handing down instructions, doesn't value your insights or expertise, and doesn't treat you with respect, equality and empathy, it is likely time to walk.
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Jordan Peterson, the Jungian (who is Canadian), shot to fame in 2016 with a viral YouTube video of him lecturing on why he refused to address students by their preferred gender pronouns.
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As she marshals her fluency in policy, she will want to avoid coming off as lecturing or smug, the way critics say Al Gore did in his debates with George W. Bush.
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"Surely this is the time for the protesters to take their pink boat to Tiananmen Square, and lecture them in the way they have been lecturing us," he wrote in the Telegraph.
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As this is not a real issue, Hannah demands the pants and shoes she gave this girl back, lecturing her about how her mom cares about her and only wants the best.
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Mr. Eclipse: With all the predictions I was learning to do and eclipse publications I started doing and some of the lecturing I was doing, I started getting introduced as Mr. Eclipse.
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You're not trying to be rude—the teacher might even be lecturing about something interesting; that isn't stopping gravity from pulling your head to the ground faster than a pile of bricks.
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ISTANBUL — A prominent columnist wrote recently about how President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey hates cigarettes so much that he confiscates packs from his followers, lecturing them on the evils of smoking.
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One of the things that we grapple with is you don't want to come off as too lecturing, and at the same time, you don't want to let people off the hook.
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Miss Manners will refrain from lecturing the country yet again on why tipping is a terrible custom (workers should instead be given a decent wage), because this ridiculous situation defies logic itself.
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"Our (only) option is to try to convince Mr. Trump, lecturing and educating him on the importance of the region, and the complexity behind the relations otherwise, we'll be in trouble," Tamura said.
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He is hawkish on Iran and, at least verbally, opposes the Iran nuclear deal, and he's more than willing to sign billion dollar arms deals with them without lecturing them on human rights.
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The tale was widely reported in the Middle East, Turkey and other mainly-Muslim places, with the clear implication that the West should consider its own flaws before lecturing the world of Islam.
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Though de Lesseps was sober at the time, having just spent 27 days at her first stint in rehab weeks earlier, Medley felt the Countess was in no place to be lecturing her.
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To wit, Luke lectures Rey in his off-the-grid Jedi retreat, just as Yoda once lectured Luke, only the lecturing takes place on a mountainous island rather than in a swampy cavern.
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But none of that stopped Larry from lecturing me on the poor quality of search in the market, and how much it could be improved, and how much bigger it would be tomorrow.
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After lecturing for many years at Oxford University and becoming a professor at the London School of Economics, Loukas Tsoukalis now lives in his homeland and runs a foreign-affairs think-tank, ELIAMEP.
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"It's extraordinarily hypocritical that Attorney General Session would be lecturing future attorneys about the importance of free speech on campus while actively excluding the wider student body," she told me on Monday night.
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He views Merkel as a hypocrite — always lecturing him about the "rules-based international system," and yet, in Trump's mind, not spending enough on Germany's defense, while sucking up to Iran and Russia.
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Mr. Murray spent the remainder of his time lecturing on what he was invited to speak about: The 2016 election and how we got stuck with President Trump, whom Mr. Murray fiercely opposes.
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Philip has indeed quit the spy business and is a happy bourgeois, opening the power roof of his comfy car and lecturing his travel-agency employees on how to have the human touch.
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He suggested that the front-runner on Wednesday night's stage, Senator Elizabeth Warren, might have been wary of stirring up a repeat of past "unfair complaints about hectoring and lecturing" directed against her.
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"The curriculum encouraged more dialogue and collaboration as opposed to us just lecturing to them, and I think they appreciate that, us being more collaborators as opposed to just teachers," Hoyte-Badu said.
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Early in the book, Lizzie listens to a podcast called "The Center Cannot Hold," hosted by her former academic mentor, a public intellectual named Sylvia, who tours the country lecturing about climate change.
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It was an interminable meeting, and some may have figured that the savvy, experienced Israeli prime minister was lecturing the young American president about the Palestinians and the hard truths of Israeli security.
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While lecturing at the College of the Bahamas, he began writing down examples of creole usage that blossomed into the first dictionary of Bahamian English, written with Alison Watt Shilling and published in 1982.
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In these scenes you can feel the writers wrestling with the challenges of the "issue movie", and they end up lecturing on the social issue rather than showing it through emotional or narrative involvement.
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The site includes tips on how to initiate conversations, the right tone to strike (no shaming or lecturing), and what content parents should cover, such as reminding children that porn is not real sex.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly slammed NATO allies for not meeting NATO's recommended target of spending 2% of GDP on defense, lecturing leaders, including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, at last month's NATO summit.
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Teaching teenagers to be passionate about growing spinach may sound like an uphill battle, but rather than lecturing young people, AFC strives to listen to them, build them up, and hand them the reins.
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All the parties sponsoring the resolution have argued that it is not Germany lecturing the Turks, but a step intended to foster reconciliation between Turks and Armenians by encouraging them to examine their history.
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And the public is becoming increasingly divided when it comes to the leaders of Israel's most revered institution: The left (a smaller group) defends them, while the right (the growing majority) resents their lecturing.
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It's true that I would be wary as a white person of lecturing to blacks about race, but plenty of black leaders (including President Obama) have bluntly spoken about shortcomings in the black community.
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"Vice President Biden is the absolute last person who should be lecturing Republicans about the Supreme Court," Brian Rogers, the executive director of America Rising Squared, a conservative research group, said in a statement.
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Krawcheck shared my distaste for all the pink websites with patronizing advice for young women trying to manage their money, lecturing us on the need to quit our latte habit or stop buying shoes.
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As part of the historical, factual voice of the narrative — more Greenblatt's lecturing voice, less his novelistic voice — we learn about the dismal life of the medieval monk, an "educated slave" in Greenblatt's words.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg hit back at Steven Mnuchin on Thursday, after the Treasury Secretary suggested she needed to study economics in college before lecturing the U.S. on fossil fuel investments.
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Saturn is the planet of responsibility and the maturity that comes with age and experience—its energy is like that of an old man with a cane, lecturing you on how to live responsibly.
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Viewers tuning in to watch the president's speech saw anchor Shepard Smith lecturing them that climate change was not, in fact, a hoax: Climate change is real and our activities do contribute to it.
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The film includes fascinating footage of a uniformed Major Hasan, two years before his shooting spree, lecturing colleagues at Walter Reed Army Medical Center about the particular pressures on Muslims in the United States military.
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"There was a feeling that if King Clinton really wanted party unity, instead of lecturing to Bernie delegates, she would have picked from a half dozen of stronger VP candidates," Cohen said, mentioning Massachusetts Sen.
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CLEVELAND — Mike Hill, a black Republican state representative in Florida, grew steadily more disheartened as he watched television clips of his party's overwhelmingly white national convention lecturing African-Americans about the police and race relations.
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"One day, while lecturing on the Divine Comedy, I looked at my students and realized that I wanted them to be kind human beings more than I wanted them to know about Dante," he wrote.
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And after years of American presidents lecturing China on issues like political prisoners and democracy, many also say they are relieved to see a leader who seems to care more about making deals than idealism.
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After two decades lecturing and writing in Oxford, he moved to Yale in 1989 to take up the Robert A. Lovett Chair of Military and Naval History until his retirement from the post in 1993.
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CNN has displayed chyrons at the bottom of the screen accusing the president of lying and is airing a television ad with footage of anchors lecturing White House officials and musing about Trump being impeached.
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One of Budweiser's entries into the Commercial Bowl this year involved a ghostly English bull terrier — voiced by Carl Weathers — lecturing a man on the importance of friendship, at least as it pertains to Bud Light.
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Mr. Grassley's thorny predicament was made clear as he was repeatedly forced to shift from his usual plain-spoken, Iowa farmer demeanor to a more lecturing tone, offering intricate explanations of process and precedents in Washington.
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But all Bill wants to know is what he's been lecturing about for so long, a far more intriguing question than the basic inquiries people usually get hung up on when faced with the Doctor's quirks.
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Comey, who is making big money with a self-flattering book and is now lecturing on leadership, led the Clinton probe by example by leaking, lying and flaunting clearly established and long-held rules and procedures.
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Republicans have grown tired with what they feel is a constant lecturing on the environment, be it from liberal elite editorial pages, the media at large or figures such as Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye.
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Therefore, Romney lecturing Trump that he should staff his administration with hawkish interventionists and pursue policies that would overturn "authoritarian regimes" are not only dubious prescriptions, but also sure electoral losers, as they were in 85033.
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For all Shapiro's focus on Obama's "lecturing," the reality is that the right experienced Obama less through listening to his full speeches and more through hearing his presidency refracted through Fox News and conservative talk radio.
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The bank, the World Bank, we now need to be disrupted as well- And at the same time, the World Bank is sort of been known as lecturing to people across ... You know what I mean?
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Rather than try to talk or drive his way out of the situation, Mambele got out and started lecturing the young men on the need to respect him as he was "le vieux", an old man.
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And it appeared calculated to send a message to Democrats and Republicans alike that Ms. Pelosi is fully capable of taking on Mr. Trump and brushing off his lecturing, or in this gender-charged case, mansplaining.
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Warren was dismissed early on by some as a "school marm" in love with lecturing, which emphasized her bona fides as a Harvard professor and a policy wonk more than her economically difficult upbringing in Oklahoma.
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He also found success with his Saturday morning cartoon "Fat Albert," appeared in commercials for Jello-O pudding and became a public moralist, lecturing the black community about young people stealing things and wearing baggy pants.
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A 22-episode second season (ordered a month after the first season began) opened with a riddle-spouting giant from another dimension and an octogenarian room-service waiter lecturing Agent Cooper about milk's optimal drinking temperature.
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Mr. Neil reacted to the prime minister's apparent rejection by installing an empty chair in his studio to dramatize his absence, and then lecturing Mr. Johnson about what he all but called an act of cowardice.
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RUSADA's Ganus said Portugalov's lecturing did not violate anti-doping regulations because, as far as the agency is aware, he was giving his audience advice about methods and treatments that are permitted under anti-doping rules.
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And then consider that the person David is lecturing, sitting out there in the audience, is another version of David himself, that all of this (like so much on Legion) is taking place inside the man's head.
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While we publicly debated the Iran deal, few pointed to the hypocrisy of the only country in the world to have ever used nuclear weapons against civilian targets lecturing the world about the dangers of nuclear weapons.
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That would suit Riemer: "I think Australian tech companies by and large are known to have pretty good work conditions as it is, so I don't think we need any lecturing to by American companies," he said.
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Photo: APOn May 31, 2018, the Twitter account for Tyler Q. Houlton, former press secretary for the Department of Homeland Security, sent out a tweet lecturing Senator Dianne Feinstein of California about the Trump regime's immigration policies.
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He has spent the second half of his first term bogged down in internecine fights with the governor, battling with and lecturing the press, and fending off federal and state pay-to-play investigations involving his donors.
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Obama had a penchant for lecturing the Saudis on human rights — even going so far as to delay an $110 billion arms sale that went through yesterday, out of concern for how those weapons might be used.
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My parents will say that I can tell them anything and that they will help but, whenever I do they start lecturing me on what I have done wrong or how I haven't done anything to help.
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In an iconic 1984 television ad introducing the Macintosh computer, Apple portrayed itself as a lone runner smashing the grip of a Big Brotherish figure — an obvious stand-in for IBM — lecturing rows of stone-faced conformists.
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These sort of operational issues are as much the business of the governor as interest rate decisions and are deeply embarrassing for an organisation which has been lecturing the city on the need for better cyber-security.
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During that time, Germany continued to live off its trade partners, while lecturing all comers on economic policy, virulently denouncing the support provided by the euro area's easy credit conditions and relentlessly attacking Washington's allegedly nationalist agenda.
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Around this time, Soleri was supporting his family through architectural commissions, lecturing at Arizona State University and putting his knowledge of ceramics he had gleaned while building the Italian ceramics factory to use by making small ceramic bells.
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CAVUTO: All right, so, Allie, what I worry about -- and you always hear of those who are of one mind-set and hate the other party, another that -- in that other party that hates the party lecturing them.
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On the contrary, he values trade with China, fears its military might and has much in common with its leaders, at least in his tendency to bully his neighbours and reject Western lecturing about democracy and human rights.
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One obvious shortcoming to Horwitz's approach is that he largely seems to view the situation through an American lens, in which the car stubbornly sticks around, and the punishment is Gladwell lecturing us all about it for eternity.
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Today is mostly dedicated to students and guest speakers lecturing on "foes" in the liberal media (turns out it's me!), the future of the GOP, and how to convince other millennials and Gen Z kids to become Republicans.
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This could be because children's fears for the future carry a certain moral weight; last month Dianne Feinstein, a Democratic senator, was roundly criticised after a video of her lecturing a group of young climate activists went viral.
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There were a lot of people on the left, especially a lot of black Americans, who felt that Obama was lecturing them about their behavior and chiding them for not playing politics by the rules he plays by.
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Mr. Obama's chief of staff, Bill Daley, turned to Ronald Dermer, a Netanyahu aide who later became Israel's ambassador to Washington, and asked him if his boss had a habit of going to people's houses and lecturing them.
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After moving to Long Island, the couple founded both the North Woodmere Jewish Center and Congregation Ohr Torah in 1963, and Rebbetzin Jungreis began developing her speaking style by lecturing to Jewish groups and presiding over Torah lunches.
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Mr. Macron, by going week after week deep into the country and standing for hours on end lecturing and taking questions, has clawed back some of the popularity he lost at the height of the Yellow Vest movement.
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So it's somewhat odd for Mr. Dorsey to be lecturing the rest of us about principles at this moment of high agitation, brought on in no small part by the twitchy, meaner-than-ever screamfest of Twitter itself.
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They also alleged that Luber pressured staffers to work on his outside projects — including guest lecturing for his class at Emory University or helping to write a textbook chapter — even if they viewed the requests as good gigs.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin sharply criticized the financial credentials of Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Thursday, saying the 17-year-old should study economics at college before lecturing the U.S. on fossil fuel investments.
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What's so funny is the same people who are always lecturing us about how government solutions are the wrong solutions are now telling us we're not allowed to complain, or shut up and tell me a government solution.
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INGRAHAM: It seems she was really lecturing Manafort today saying, "Well, basically you&aposre not in junior high, I can&apost take away your cell phone but I can&apost trust you not to talk to witnesses so goodbye".
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A mom has to worry about whether her baby has properly latched, whether her baby is gaining weight, whether she's producing enough of that milk that everyone keeps lecturing her is so essential to her baby's survival and success.
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In the same way that British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver lecturing working-class mothers about buying organic meat from a local butcher over value-store produce isn't helpful, demanding that customers buy environmentally sound hair care products isn't, either.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The day he was hired as Giants coach 12 years ago, Tom Coughlin stepped to a lectern and launched into a speech that had all the fire-and-brimstone rhetoric of a pastor lecturing a congregation.
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So, Pius pulls a Pius, and skips out on his first public appearance, insteading choosing to speak to the audience over the public address system — like the voice of God himself — lecturing them on choosing peace instead of war.
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The mother of one of the students said the teacher approached the two students wearing the NRA T-shirts, including her 15-year-old daughter, and started lecturing them on the perceived danger of guns, according to CBS Sacramento.
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Cohn, a former top-ranking executive at Goldman Sachs and extremely rich person, for his trouble got to help put through a regressive tax cut and, eventually resurface lecturing freshman members of Congress on the ways of the world.
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"I have hardly met anyone from these movements, neither the old ones nor the young ones, who are not serving me organic food, and lecturing me about the dangers of fast food, the dangers of McDonald's," Ms. Loow said.
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Juggling three equally incoherent plotlines, a stony Henry Cavill (abandoning the Superman suit) plays Marshall, a divorced Minnesota detective who veers from lecturing his teenage daughter about online safety to leaving guns and crime-scene photographs in full view.
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While Mr. Trump was explicitly not lecturing Sunni Arab leaders on human rights, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson responded to the Iranian election by advising Mr. Rouhani to restore the rights of Iranians to freedom of speech and organization.
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"One of the hallmarks of higher education, and of democracy, is the ability to converse with and learn from those with whom we disagree," she said, lecturing the graduating seniors like a school principal in a John Hughes film.
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Whether a university leader is representing the United States abroad or a professor is lecturing on campus, instead of tiptoeing around Chinese human rights abuses, they should boldly call out such wrongdoings, including arbitrary Chinese government detention of academics.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, at a press event there, sharply criticized the financial credentials of Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg today, saying the 22022-year-old should study economics at college before lecturing the U.S. on fossil fuel investments.
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A charismatic orator, Fidel Castro was known for lecturing the press and Cubans in public for hours and often spontaneously on every aspect of the economy and society, from the breeding of cows to the threat of climate change.
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We have got 17 other companies that have reached out to us and we're already discussing how we're going to staff with them and work on projects with them, so I don't see this as some sort of lecturing.
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Kavanaugh, who made a fiery testimony in hopes of securing one of the most powerful unelected jobs in government, will not return to teach at Harvard Law School after lecturing for a decade, according to the university's newspaper The Crimson.
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But environmentalists say Nicaragua's lecturing of big polluters and ambitious renewable energy goals contrast with its slack environmental protection and a controversial plan to carve out a $50 billion Chinese-backed shipping canal from coast to coast with potentially severe impacts.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rights groups should stop lecturing and demonizing India over its plan to deport some 40,000 stateless Rohingya and recognize that the country has treated millions of refugees from across the world humanely, a senior official said.
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He jabbed at where their jobs are located: "Take a look at where their product is made it's outside of the country…they're leaving out of embarrassment…I've been lecturing them, about 'you have to bring it back to this country.'"
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All his life he was to be a bridge between the two worlds, lecturing on the need to combine the best of old ways and new, and encouraging amity and peace to reign, in particular, round the battlefield at Little Bighorn.
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The weekly legal cases — the show was resolutely procedural almost to the end — were still intelligently devised and briskly dispatched, but they felt familiar and not very urgent, and more than ever seemed to be lecturing viewers about current events.
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"Alabama broke NCAA rules & now their HC is lecturing us on the possibility of rules being broken at camps," Harbaugh wrote on Twitter in an apparent reference to accusations against the former Alabama assistant Bo Davis, who had just resigned.
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Book expenses, already a soaring cost for low-income students, can certainly look worse when it appears as if the professor lecturing from the podium directly in front of the class might be personally benefiting from the required book's sales.
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After serving in the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the C.I.A., during World War II, he received a master's degree from Columbia and remained there to earn a Ph.D. in European history in 1955 while lecturing at various colleges.
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She's a pioneering practitioner and educator in the field of exhibiting fashion, teaching museology at the London College of Fashion, lecturing on issues of dress display and design, all while creating shows in department stores, galleries, foundations and museums worldwide.
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Pliny had wanted his son to be a race man, and now Alain was lecturing widely and contributing articles to Du Bois's Crisis, which was attached to the N.A.A.C.P., and Charles Johnson's Opportunity, the house organ of the National Urban League.
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Pliny had wanted his son to be a race man, and now Alain was lecturing widely and contributing articles to Du Bois's Crisis , which was attached to the N.A.A.C.P., and Charles Johnson's Opportunity , the house organ of the National Urban League.
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Until that reading assignment is completed, I will remain convinced, based on so much of our president's behavior, that he has no business lecturing anyone about the nature of patriotism in a democracy, except possibly Vladimir Putin when they next meet.
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In India, the pedagogy runs into a "chalk-and-talk" culture in which teachers stand in front of a class, lecturing from textbooks, and evaluate students based on memorization, said Venu Thane, coordinator at the Rishi Valley's educational resource institution.
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The Times said a blogger who had been traveling in Asia with her Australian boyfriend, as well as an academic who had studied at Cambridge University and was lecturing at a university in Australia had been detained in separate incidents.
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He was hoping to realign the region by rebuilding America's alliance with Riyadh, which had frayed under President Barack Obama, and by making clear that he was getting the United States out of the business of lecturing friends about domestic matters.
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Tweed Roosevelt, a great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, has carried on his great-grandfather's legacy, lecturing on the 26th president, and "[retracing] many of TR's adventures the American West, Africa, and the Amazon," per the White House Historical Association.
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And that also means we're doing right by our men and women in uniform... And we lead not by dictating to other nations, but by working with them as partners; by treating other countries and their peoples with respect, not by lecturing them.
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That character -- call him Clark Can't -- would have gone to Harvard, would work for CNN or The New York Times, would wear glasses and would spend the time before each match lecturing the crowd about how they need to be more politically correct.
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The video, discovered by the BBC in the official archives of the Stasi, the former East German Intelligence Service, shows Philby, who defected to Moscow in 1963 and died there in 19883, lecturing Soviet spies in 1981 about his life as an agent.
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But rather than lecturing smugly on why seeing the world is the greatest education a child can get, I want to show the reality of, say, camping with an infant — a reality that's not always as smooth as our triumphant first trip.
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While Simon's bloodlust is apparent — he wants to kill them all — Negan again establishes his authority, raising his voice to a roar and lecturing Simon on the philosophy of the Saviors, who treat people primarily as resources to be used, not wasted.
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Brushing aside Mr. Trump's disavowals, he described the Trump campaign as something of a scene setter for his own return to politics, after spending years lecturing in Russia and other European countries, though he was expelled from some and arrested in others.
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China's lecturing the United States on the need to fight climate change is a reversal from the usual roles and a sign that, with the United States governed by Mr. Trump, China may have to take the leadership position in the global campaign.
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In the basement, two commercial washers and a double stack of dryers, arranged in step fashion like the most ancient Egyptian pyramids, stand gaping under a video with a heavily accented voice-over lecturing on the sacred significance of the dung beetle.
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Another new senior Homeland Security official, the retired Navy officer Frank Wuco, had made a career of lecturing to the military about the jihadi mind-set, often while role-playing as a member of the Taliban in a Pashtun hat and kaffiyeh.
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Set aside the moral bankruptcy of American conservatives who have spent decades lecturing the country about abortion rights, stem-cell research, and right-to-die laws, only to demand our elders be sacrificed for a few points on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Next thing you know, he's peevishly lecturing everyone that not only had Mr. Trump's order to withhold aid money from Ukraine been partly contingent on Ukraine agreeing to investigate his political enemies but that this sort of thing happens all the time.
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Alissa: I confess that I have no idea what people are talking about when they say Sebastian is lecturing people about jazz — he seems like a joke to me, a know-it-all who has to get cut down to size by reality.
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But Iran and North Korea will be tough nuts to crack and success will require the kind of diplomatic skill so far missing in the repertoire of a secretary of state who seems better suited to haranguing and lecturing America's adversaries than negotiating with them.
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Injury-plagued Pelicans beat Clippers NEW ORLEANS — When an NBA coach like Alvin Gentry of the New Orleans Pelicans starts lecturing his post-millennial, Generation Z players in pre-game talks about the Alamo, it might be advisable to start taking a body count.
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When he left his marketing career to teach full time, Carroll, who has an MFA in design and technology, transformed from an industry participant to a chief critic, lecturing students on what he calls the "myth" that advertising doesn't work if it's not targeted.
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Instead of being recognized for her countless achievements—lecturing widely on vegetarianism and antivivisectionism, writing major esoteric books, novels and newspaper columns, editing her own feminist magazine, and campaigning for women's rights—she is now commonly reduced to a passing mention on black magic.
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In the news conference, Mr. Kerry, like a teacher lecturing a younger pupil, listed myriad conflicts around the world he was working to resolve, including in Syria, Afghanistan, Libya, North Korea and the South China Sea, and he made clear that he needed Britain's help.
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Farsad isn't interested in lecturing audiences about why we need new icons, but you may find yourself thinking about how many nonwhite actors you see on TV as you laugh at one of her jokes — that may or may not include a reference to semen.
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The idea that both games mimic character studies adds a dose of realism to the message they're sending; but at the same time they engage players with intuitive platforming so as not to get bogged down with premise—in turn steering clear of sanctimonious lecturing.
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Just pan back a moment to savor the larger power dynamics in play here: As he was lecturing Democratic reformers on the folly of voting rights expansion, McConnell was crippling the basic operations of government to assuage the bigoted vanity of the Republican president.
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He became, as one writer described him, "a graying lion of Russian letters" in his later years, teaching and lecturing at American universities, including the University of Tulsa, and basking in the admiration of succeeding generations before and after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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The real consequence of the Astros scandal may be to stoke the feeling of helplessness we all feel with technology at times, always a step behind, dismissive of the finger-wagging dinosaur who is lecturing about the past, arrogantly pushing in the new era.
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As his son rocketed to fame, the elder Ball always seemed one step ahead, declaring that Lonzo would play for the Los Angeles Lakers; lecturing Charles Barkley on the psychology of a champion; comparing his own game to Michael Jordan's and judging it superior.
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Whether it was lecturing NATO members for their inadequate contributions to the alliance, scolding Germany for its trade surplus with the United States, or pushing the leader of Montenegro out of his way at a photo shoot, Mr. Trump has switched from diplomat to disrupter.
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"When lecturing to my class one security researcher described the mentality: 'You have to, like, have an innate understanding that [a security measure is] arbitrary, it's an arbitrary mechanism that does something that's unnatural and therefore can be circumvented in all likelihood,' " she writes.
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Ms. Hillary initially took these treks for the thrill of it, and to enjoy the beauty of the landscape, but she came to understand that climate change was wreaking havoc on the planet, not least its polar extremities, and began lecturing on the topic.
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Or there are times when one of the show's authority figure characters will simply start lecturing the younger characters in order to set up some of the series' larger themes about being true to yourself while still trying to put good out into the world.
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However, on the other hand, it is because of life saving medical advances like these, that I am alive 21 years after my initial diagnosis, and I am working as head of a large organization, travelling and lecturing, paying my bills, my taxes and my insurance premiums.
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Earlier this year, Dave Chappelle made his much-awaited return to the stand-up comedy special game with Deep in the Heart of Texas, positioning himself as an elder statesman lecturing a new generation about things like the inconvenience of addressing transgender people by their correct pronouns.
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He and his brother may get high after the holiday feast, but when he makes a visit to a truly transgressive place — the backwoods den of guns and strippers known as the Sausage Factory — he closes the scene by lecturing the proprietor about exploiting vulnerable people.
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Here's why:I spend the year lecturing at universities, and in one presentation called "Change the world, Love Your Body: The Social Impact of Body Love," I always ask how many people in the room would feel comfortable calling themselves beautiful (or handsome/attractive, whatever their word choice).
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"I want to do more movies, I want to do more television, more DVDs, more multi-sodes, I want to do more lecturing, I want to do more of everything I'm doing," he said in "With Great Power …: The Stan Lee Story," a 2010 television documentary.
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And most senators made fools of themselves one way or another: The low point for me was Connecticut's Richard Blumenthal, who famously lied about his military service, lecturing Kavanaugh on the legal concept of "false in one thing, false in everything," as I noted in my column.
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Under the leadership of Jeff Zucker — who hired Trump while at NBC for the highly rated reality program "The Apprentice" in 22019 — the network is running one ad campaign accusing the president of being a liar and a second that showcases its anchors lecturing administration officials.
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Republicans, after lecturing President Obama about fiscal responsibility for eight years, are eagerly reverting to form, breezily disregarding the half trillion plus deficit we are already slated to run in 2017 as they prepare pile billions in new debt on the backs of their fellow Americans.
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It's a paradox given beautiful life when Ms. Day's Tracey, after angrily lecturing Oscar outside the bar, relents and gives him the cigarette he had asked for earlier; and when Tracey and Cynthia, now at loggerheads, share a memory of an eventful trip to Atlantic City.
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Bosses of firms such as BP and Exxon Mobil also got plenty of lecturing from their hosts about uncertainties surrounding the U.S. presidential election and an economic overhaul in Saudi Arabia, while CEOs carefully avoided mentioning sanctions still in place on Moscow over the crisis in Ukraine.
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A big challenge — and one he said is essential to preparing children for a labor market in which routine and individualized tasks are being automated — is making sure this style of education is not lost in higher grades, when teachers turn to lecturing and standardized curriculums.
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"The idea of the likes of Rush Limbaugh or Donald Trump lecturing anybody on family values, I mean, sorry, but one thing about my marriage is it's never involved me having to send hush money to a porn star after cheating on my spouse," he said.
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A member of venerable photo agency Magnum Photos, Harvey constantly travels the world shooting for magazines such as National Geographic, and has had his work shown in the Corcoran Gallery, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, while lecturing budding shutterbugs about the trade.
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Hannity later went on his Fox News show and spent 15 minutes lecturing his viewers about why they should give Moore the benefit of the doubt, and he somehow included Bill Clinton and 25-year-old Freddie Gray, who died in Baltimore police custody, in his argument.
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Based on a screenshot taken from the season nine episode of SpongeBob SquarePants titled "Little Yellow Book," the Mocking SpongeBob meme turned the normally banal character of SpongeBob into an angry lecturing figure (imitating a chicken, no less) who appeared to be scolding and/or mocking something unseen.
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His State of the Union speech was an exercise in thumbing his nose at the noxious obstructionist Republicans, and lecturing Americans — who have gone from strong and silent to weak and chatty — to grow up about ISIS and stop acting as though World War III has broken out.
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LAST week Vladimir Ashurkov, a former executive at Russia's Alfa Bank, stood at the front of a tour bus full of journalists and academics threading its way through London's Whitehall district, lecturing into a microphone as he pointed out an £11m ($16m) apartment belonging to a senior Russian official.
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But here's the part that should give pause to these editorial boards before lecturing readers on how noble they are and how horrible Trump is: In the same Axios/Survey Monkey poll, 2023 percent of independents polled believe traditional outlets knowingly report false or misleading stories, at least sometimes.
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"At a time when the EU is already beset with major internal problems and is being tested from the outside like never before, accusations, escalation, threats and lecturing are not helpful," said Roettgen, a conservative who chairs the foreign affairs committee in the German lower house of parliament.
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Over the last decade, as Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal each required European help to avoid default, Germany took the crisis as a moment for moralistic lecturing about the supposedly profligate ways of its southern neighbors (frequently omitting how much of their debts were owed to German banks).
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The notice was later withdrawn, but for a couple of days gray-haired, pious men sat on TV shows shaking their heads and lecturing the country on the need to cover the bodies of preteen girls as the only way to protect them from being raped or harassed.
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Abagnale did make a change for the better however, having now associated himself with the FBI for over 40 years, lecturing at the FBI Academy and for the FBI's field offices; as well as teaching seminars on how to reduce exposure to fraud, according to Abagnale & Associates website.
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Building a swimming pool at the presidential summer retreat on the Mediterranean coast, publicly scolding a teenager who addressed him by a nickname and lecturing a worker about the importance of hard work have all firmed up the impression of a self-important leader adrift from France's working class.
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Pérez remained in the public eye throughout, using his Instagram account with its 90,000 followers to share photographs of himself at a children's hospital and videos in which he is seen stealing rifles at a military command center and lecturing tied-up soldiers about their duty to fight against corrupt authorities.
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By the end of Friday night, the incident was being reported as Dixon "lecturing" Pence and being "rude" to him — inspiring outraged tweets throughout the weekend by President-elect Trump himself: Our wonderful future V.P. Mike Pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of Hamilton, cameras blazing.
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In King's Landing, Cersei is lecturing Randyll Tarly and Sam's brother Dickon (a new free agent for our player pool) about how they're going to need to betray Our Eternal Hero Olenna Tyrell and help her fight Daenerys, who's a vicious dictator with a bunch of fire-monsters on her side.
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In order to appeal to his followers in the months to come, she will be challenged to generate the same passion, especially among the young, who at rally after rally sat through an hour's worth of economic lecturing from a wild-haired man they found to be honest and authentic.
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By lecturing almost entirely on Islam, he says he hopes to graduate a class of moderate Muslims who can be integrated into a society divorced from the more brutal realities ISIS created in their so-called Caliphate -- that is once they have served their sentence imposed by the local judiciary.
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On the debate stage, much of what Williamson was talking about — coming from a place of love, addressing the underlying causes of problems instead of plans, focusing on children — is in line with teachings from A Course on Miracles and, more broadly, concepts Williamson has been lecturing about for years.
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Matt Borges, the chairman of the Ohio Republican Party, who was often critical of Mr. Trump this year, said that though he would always support free expression, he was dismayed that the left was demanding respect from Mr. Pence while lecturing him disrespectfully in the eyes of many on the right.
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