FCC DISPUTES REPORTER'S ACCOUNT OF BEING 'MANHANDLED': The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is disputing a reporter's claim that he was "manhandled" by security personnel outside of an open hearing in May.
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" Corey Lewandowski, the former Trump campaign staffer who manhandled, then denied he manhandled, a female reporter, could quit his commentator job at CNN to anchor his own show, titled "You're Delusional.
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One of the officers manhandled a photographer for Time magazine.
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Images of manhandled Catalans will stoke the flames of separatism.
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Still, never before has a French president been so rudely manhandled.
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She claimed she was a passenger and was manhandled for no reason.
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Another cried and said he had to undergo surgery after being manhandled.
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In addition, she described the men as having manhandled several of the demonstrators.
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"People who cannot transfer themselves should not be manhandled by firefighters," he wrote.
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Our law enforcement sources say they have surveillance video showing he manhandled her.
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Jill Harth, who claimed Trump manhandled her, already has her lawyer ... attorney Lisa Bloom.
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Rodriguez is trying to rebound from being manhandled by Frankie Edgar back in May.
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Kane was manhandled in the same way against Tunisia, but it was never called.
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And instead of meeting the prince, officials said, he was manhandled by Saudi officials.
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For several days, he had manhandled his bulky rig of lights, camera and waterproof case.
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Trump's first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, departed after accusations that he manhandled a female reporter.
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Last week, the FCC's security detail manhandled a tech reporter at the National Press Club.
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New England was allowing just 7.6 points per game before being manhandled by the Ravens.
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I followed him across the field and manhandled him so much that he was substituted.
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Several ZBC workers were manhandled, two members of staff and a human rights activist said.
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Board the plane itself and you can't be sure you won't be manhandled off it.
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Leishman manhandled the four par-5 holes, playing them in nine under for the week.
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He made lewd comments about my sexual orientation, manhandled my breasts, and insulted my intelligence.
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Fields filed a criminal police report against Lewandowski on Friday after alleging he "manhandled" her.
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Some ZBC members of staff were manhandled when soldiers occupied the premises, the sources said.
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Stephanie Adams received $1.2 million after claiming she was manhandled by the NYPD, resulting in injuries.
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The zoo hasn't said if it will press charges against the visitors who manhandled the birds.
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But a short-walk replacement tool that's so seamlessly manhandled is also of course easily vandalized.
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This isn't exactly a highly-regarded Chargers interior line, and they manhandled the Titans up front.
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Lewandowski himself is a figure with some propensity for violence, having once notoriously manhandled a reporter.
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In 2012, contestant Hope Solo alleged that her professional dance partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy had 'manhandled' her.
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The crowds were resilient, hissing and booing at police officers as their fellow protesters were manhandled.
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During the arrest, police had manhandled the Atlanta Hawks swingman so violently that he broke his leg.
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They basically manhandled us against the wall, and we didn't get involved physically until the third period.
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The model claimed in court that in 2006 she was manhandled by police, which resulted in injuries.
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There's intense hazing, date rape, girls being manhandled by drunk frat members, and extremely dangerous binge drinking.
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He was, after all, arrested on charges that he manhandled the former Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields.
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Gigi Hadid was manhandled by a notorious prankster Thursday in Milan ... and it was caught on video.
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Our media exists, in a sense, as a public trust, and it is being viciously abused and manhandled.
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The reporter, Michelle Fields, has said she was bruised after being "manhandled" by Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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Some or all of them were "manhandled, intimidated and arrested," the family said, urging reprimands for those officers.
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The Texans easily manhandled dysfunctional Jacksonville Sunday, and they have a formidable multidimensional talent in quarterback Deshaun Watson.
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Microphone in hand, he bellowed the lyrics while being manhandled by eager fans, emerging shortly after, considerably bloodied.
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But Ms. Bullock is magnetic as a figure of confused passivity, a woman manhandled by the forces of history.
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Scenes of adorably fluffy little chicks being manhandled in a factory made me want to forswear roast chicken indefinitely.
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Last year, Turkish security officials manhandled several journalists at a Washington think tank where Erdogan was set to speak.
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They also believe Gabriel Jesus was manhandled inside the penalty area and should have been awarded a spot kick.
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"He tried to get me into the cave, and, when I refused, he really manhandled me," Ms. Magnuson said.
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My three older sisters were all gymnasts at the local YMCA and they manhandled me through cartwheels and flips.
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"Some are in civilian clothes, some of the soldiers are the ones who manhandled us the other time," he said.
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Later that month, security officers manhandled and ejected a CQ Roll Call reporter at a Federal Communications Commission open hearing.
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Two peacocks are believed to have died from shock after they were manhandled by tourists using them as selfie props.
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" She added that Ms. Fields "deserves a lot of credit for following through on the way she was physically manhandled.
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Officers manhandled and arrested dozens of youths; one was beaten up so badly that he later died of his injuries.
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Rovenski said police weren't kind to her mother's disability, preventing her from getting on the ground easily and manhandled her.
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He told police the intruder "manhandled" him and began torturing him with a blowtorch while he was strapped to a chair.
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T.I. is fuming and wants a piece of a Houston's security guard he claims manhandled an innocent female customer in Atlanta.
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TMZ broke the story ... the "Couples Retreat" and "Elf" star absolutely manhandled the valet at Columbus International airport back in March.
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As the actor filmed the arrest on his cellphone, a cop manhandled him, placed him against the wall and handcuffed him.
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Dr. Rashid said the lawyers exhibited an inhuman behavior and even manhandled a pregnant doctor during the ransacking of the hospital.
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A local Buddhist monk, Gerendigala Chanda Wimala, told Reuters he saw the men being manhandled by police and successfully demanded their release.
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The National Press Club alleged in a statement today that FCC security "manhandled" a journalist after he attempted to ask a question.
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It peaked, if you've somehow forgotten, when Trump's campaign manager manhandled Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields and Breitbart's management supported ... the campaign manager.
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No, we're meant to take seriously that Nancy Pelosi, who's manhandled Trump in nearly every political and rhetorical battle, is losing it.
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"He manhandled me in rehearsals from the start, pushing me, whacking my stomach, bending my arms roughly," Solo wrote in her book.
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Leo's "Revenant" co star, Brendan Fletcher, explained to our photog outside 1OAK Saturday night Leo has manhandled an Oscar in the past.
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Former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields just recounted for the New York Times how she was manhandled and yanked around during the presidential campaign.
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You can't blame her for being on high alert, especially after her sister, Gigi, was manhandled leaving a Milan fashion show last year.
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To be very clear about this, there is nothing glamorous or admirable about a woman being touched, grabbed, or manhandled against her will.
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The two stories quickly merge, Lilli's fury over a perceived slight by Fred feeding her performance of Kate's fury when manhandled by Petruchio.
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We eventually told the tale here as best we could, with new details like Mr. Hariri being physically manhandled by Saudi security agents.
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But he seemed to imperil his own candidacy in the final hours of the race after he manhandled a journalist for The Guardian.
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Watch as Trump supporters whose skin is too dark for the crowd's liking are manhandled and ejected, as happened in North Carolina and elsewhere.
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In a video statement published as Assange was being manhandled into a police van in London on Thursday morning, Moreno didn't hide his feelings.
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CBS briefly caught the entire incident on camera, as a strong gust of wind manhandled some of the handlers who were tethered to Goku.
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The event ended with Thiel exiting the building as his security detail manhandled reporters, including one from Gizmodo, who tried to speak to him.
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The Friars' size and defense created offense in the first half as the Big East's Friars manhandled the Gaels from the Metro Atlantic Conference.
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Last month a Roll Call reporter said that he was "manhandled" outside a meeting when he tried to ask Commissioner Michael O'Rielly a question. .
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is disputing a reporter's claim that he was "manhandled" by security personnel outside of an open hearing in May.
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Technology: The Federal Communications Commission is disputing a reporter's claim that he was "manhandled" by security personnel outside of an open hearing in May.
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The girl group was South of the border Thursday night at Auditorio Banamex in Monterrey, when the guy slipped past security and manhandled the singer.
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While Golden State has smashed the competition through their first eight games in sweeping to the Western Conference Finals, Green has manhandled the press room.
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Fetty Wap allegedly manhandled a woman he had just met at a music video shoot ... and TMZ's learned he's now under investigation for felony battery.
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Perez smacked two homers for his fourth career multi-homer game, and the Kansas City Royals manhandled the Detroit Tigers 22-22 at Comerica Park.
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In 2015, by which time it had joined the American Athletic Conference, Houston lost only one game and manhandled Florida State in the Peach Bowl.
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So in March, when then-Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski manhandled Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields and then denied it, the site faced an existential dilemma.
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And in the video, she's manhandled like dough by a gaggle of chefs, then covered in vegetables before getting dumped in a caldron and basted.
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Ralbovsky told the Huffington Post that the gator was just sick of being manhandled, which we get: "That clip doesn't show the whole thing," he explained.
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Earlier this week, the National Press Club alleged that security guards 'manhandled' a journalist after attempting to ask FCC commissioners a question following a press conference.
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But far from being helped, they were assaulted, dragged across the floor, and manhandled — incidents proven by shocking internal surveillance video obtained by reporter Rosalind Adams.
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Nasheed's party said in a statement that 13 opposition law makers were forcibly removed by military officers after being manhandled, dragged and subject to disproportionate force.
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Jim Acosta has had his press credentials to the White House revoked, with the Trump administration claiming, contrary to evidence, that he manhandled a female intern.
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In her 2012 memoir, Olympian and soccer star Hope Solo alleged that Maksim Chmerkovskiy "manhandled" her during her time on season 13 of the ABC show.
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Terry doesn't raise his voice but is told to lower his voice; he tries to explain that he's also a cop but is manhandled and frisked.
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Stephenson, a former ambassador to Panama, is not used to being manhandled at the State Department she has served with distinction for more than three decades.
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Zervos sued Trump last year for defamation, claiming he slandered her when had branded as false her claims that he had manhandled her against her will.
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We're told he picked it up about 3 weeks ago, ironically, shortly before he got manhandled at Floyd Mayweather's party over a Maybach that got repo'd.
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In May 2016, while debating a contentious piece of legislation on assisted suicide, Trudeau "manhandled" a member of Parliament and elbowed another, apparently swearing as he went.
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India's provincial politics are a bruising affair, and Ms Jayalalithaa took some knocks—once quite literally when she was manhandled on the floor of the state assembly.
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It lasted all of 20 seconds before Hendricks came up and manhandled St-Pierre on o the fence as though he were stuffed with feathers and sawdust.
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"When my child started crying my husband opened the door and was manhandled by the police and they took him away," the 24-year-old woman recounted.
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Someone has even manhandled over from the Royal Academy an 18th-century plaster cast of a nude portrait of Cincinnatus fiddling with his sandal that Blake drew from.
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After getting manhandled in a first-round loss to eventual Stanley Cup winner Pittsburgh, the Rangers revamped their roster, including the trade of leading goal scorer Derick Brassard.
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Journey's guitarist, Neal Schon, can't believe a security guard hired by Live Nation manhandled his wife at one of his concerts ... so he claims in a new lawsuit.
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Now they simply changed their tune, blamed the victim, claimed she'd changed her story, and wondered out loud whether her bruises had been there before she was manhandled.
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And Democrats in the US Senate just last week raised questions about why a reporter was "manhandled" for asking about a recent FCC vote on net neutrality, a.k.a.
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Matt Goggin wants justice for his broken golf clubs -- he's just afraid to demand it from United Airlines for fear of getting manhandled a la Dr. David Dao.
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As Gloria Steinem famously wrote in her 1963 exposé about working undercover as a Playboy Bunny in Hefner's New York City club, being manhandled and groped was routine business.
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This video of 12-year-old rapper Corey J -- who's appeared on 'Ellen' -- getting manhandled and arrested in a Georgia mall is triggering controversy, and an internal police investigation.
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A female Associated Press journalist was allegedly manhandled by the Environmental Protection Agency's chief's security force on Tuesday while attempting to cover a national summit on drinking water contamination.
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"I know there are patients who bristle at being 'manhandled' or poked and prodded, and after being sick for 20 years, that doesn't bother me at all," she said.
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Next time I go through airport security, if I am not singled out to be manhandled by an agent, I will wonder whether they see me as a man.
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Just as they did in the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history, the Patriots manhandled the Falcons — and the final score really wasn't an indication of the game itself.
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And while the NDP were manhandled in Quebec and Atlantic Canada — losing 49 of its 65 seats there — it actually made headway in Western Canada, picking up five seats.
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Related: Former Maldives President Manhandled into Court then Denied Bail on 'Terrorism' Offences The resulting legal challenge from Nasheed has also pitted two high-profile lawyers against each other.
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Brady's quick return to form and his home debut would not seem to bode well for Cincinnati, which was manhandled at Dallas 28-14 last week to drop below the .
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The incident in the town of Rome became national news, not least because officers from ICE's Enforcement Removal Operations division (ERO) entered the property without a warrant and manhandled Collins.
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The guys claim they complied with the bouncers' orders -- but the hired muscle manhandled them anyway, eventually beating them so ferociously they sustained serious damage to their faces and bodies.
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Los Angeles's offense and defense each ranked in the N.F.L's top 10; just a week ago, the Chargers thoroughly manhandled a stout Baltimore Ravens team in the wild-card round.
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On television he manhandled slabs of speck and cheese like a true peasant, flicking aside with impatience the frilly paper caps on Carluccio's sauces to get at the good stuff inside.
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This is a guy at whose rallies minorities have been shouted down and even manhandled — like the University of Louisville student Shiya Nwanguma — with little or no condemnation from the candidate.
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The St. Louis Cardinals have manhandled the Cincinnati Reds regardless of venue in recent history, winning 18 of the last 22 series - including eight of 23 at Great American Ball Park.
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ARIZONA 99, ARIZONA STATE 61 Allonzo Trier scored 20 points, Ryan Anderson added 15, and No. 12 Arizona (21-5, 10-23 Pacific-12) manhandled visiting Arizona State (14-13, 4-10).
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"People have shared experiences of being physically assaulted and manhandled at polling stations," said Saad Hammadi, Amnesty International's regional campaigner for South Asia, calling for an impartial probe into incidents of violence.
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When Breitbart staffer Michelle Fields complained Lewandowski had manhandled her at an event, Breitbart itself published a story accusing her of mistaking Lewandowski for someone else before security footage disproved the theory.
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The men in the group were ushered aside, while Naigaga, the only woman in the convoy, was manhandled by police and ended up stripped down in public to nothing but her headscarf.
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After the shooting, some or all of the teenagers who had been in the vehicle were "immediately treated as common criminals by other officers" and "manhandled, intimidated and arrested," the statement read.
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Liam Payne was one with Michael Jackson before he allegedly got manhandled by a bouncer at a Texas bar ... which is a shame, 'cause he was killin' it on the dance floor.
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When then-Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski manhandled Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields earlier this year, Bannon's top brass ordered staffers to stop defending their own reporter against the slings of the Trump campaign.
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"If only Daddy would have known about the power of Pepsi," tweeted Martin Luther King's daughter, Beatrice A. King, under a black-and-white photo of her famous father being manhandled by police.
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Driss Oukabir, who has been arrested in connection with the attack, shared a post on July 21 showing graphic photos and video of a child appearing to be manhandled by an Israeli soldier.
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There also were instances in which a reporter was arrested for shouting questions at Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and another was manhandled for shouting questions at Federal Communications Commission officials.
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A new era in Kansas State football began on a successful note Saturday night as the Wildcats manhandled visiting Nicholls 49-14 in the first game since coach Bill Snyder retired last winter.
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Steak tartare can't be made with commodity beef from the supermarket, can't endure the brutality of being mauled through a grinder and can never have all the accompaniments mashed or manhandled into it.
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Canadiens 7, Red Wings 3 Jonathan Drouin scored his first two goals of the season, and Tomas Plekanec added a goal during the 1,000th game of his career as host Montreal manhandled winless Detroit.
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It turns out Tyga is damn lucky he only got manhandled over one repo'd car, because he actually owes nearly $130k on 2 OTHER luxury whips ... according to one pissed off rental car company.
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As Michael Calderone notes at HuffPost, journalists across the country have reported being threatened, arrested, and manhandled in the last three weeks, part of a pattern that stretches back to Trump's rallies in 2016.
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Kihei Clark scored a career-high 423 points, Braxton Key produced 18 points and 10 rebounds, and No. 19 Virginia manhandled visiting Virginia Tech 65-39 in Atlantic Coast Conference action Saturday afternoon in Charlottesville.
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In last year's magical "Swiss Army Man," he played a gassy, much-manhandled corpse; now he's embracing the muck and mortifications of "Jungle," a real-life survival tale from the Australian horror specialist Greg McLean.
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Bannon is most famous for his stewardship of Breitbart, the right-wing media outlet that many liberal Americans first became aware of when its reporter, Michelle Fields, was manhandled by Trump's then-campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski.
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Although there have been multiple instances caught on video of Trump supporters punching or scuffling with protestors including that very day, and his own campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, is currently facing charges that he manhandled breitbart.
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"Our guys are enjoying it, and they should," Indians manager Terry Francona, whose club has manhandled opponents 139-35 during the streak and reduced its magic number to win the AL Central to four, told reporters.
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And his surrogates made it explicitly clear before he took the stage that protestors were not to be manhandled — a step further than the recorded warning not to attack protestors that play at all his events.
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Shari Redstone, the vice chairwoman of CBS and Viacom and daughter of media mogul Sumner Redstone, was physically manhandled by a male member of the CBS board of directors, according to legal documents filed on Tuesday.
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Michigan manhandled Notre Dame at the Big House for their most impressive win of the season, and Auburn played tough but fell just short of taking down was looks like a potentially playoff-bound LSU team.
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Then, in a surprisingly one-sided match, the Red Bulls were manhandled by visiting New York City F.C., 25-2500, leaving their coach, Jesse Marsch, to suggest immediate roster changes and to defend his travel schedule.
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She is clad, rather incongruously, in heels—no stockings—a patterned summer dress, and a red parka; she wants to be seen and not seen, or, perhaps, she wants her excruciatingly thin physique to be manhandled.
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Trump's campaign manager Lewandowski was served with a notice to appear from the Jupiter, Florida, Police Department last month after Fields filed a criminal report that he "manhandled" her at a campaign rally in early March.
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The public university is apologizing Monday for the actions of an usher who manhandled several black graduates while they were dancing across the stage during the Saturday commencement event, in some cases grabbing and pushing them offstage.
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What few remember is that the unstoppable force that was the Colts' offense manhandled the immovable object that was the Bears defense, and Peyton Manning won his very first Super Bowl, finally, after years of playoff heartbreak.
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ET, ESPN, Prime Ticket (Los Angeles), ROOT (Houston) ABOUT THE CLIPPERS (240-23): Los Angeles was outscored by 23 points in the final quarter by the Spurs and its bench was manhandled by a 26-29 margin.
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According to a Waco Police Department incident report, former Baylor defensive end Shawn Oakman beat up and manhandled a former girlfriend during a fight in her new apartment over another girl he may have been involved with.
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It was all quite a shift in tone from this year's Australian Open, where Nadal manhandled him in the semifinals, winning by 53-25, 22-22017, 6-0 after twice beating him in straight sets last year.
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Both former Trump administration press secretary Sean Spicer, who lied as easily as he breathed, and former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who manhandled reporter Michelle Fields, have been given plum jobs at Harvard's Institute of Politics (IOP).
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Earlier this month, the security detail for Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price manhandled a reporter in West Virginia who was was asking questions of Price regarding coverage for domestic violence in the American Health Care Act.
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L.S.U. Coach Ed Orgeron, who calls his team's film sessions at the start of each week Tell The Truth Mondays, told the news media after last year's 29-83 loss to Alabama that his team had been manhandled.
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Bahati was never truly able to establish his authority on the fight, and was instead manhandled by Mahoef who finished him off by wailing hammer fists into his face until the bout was eventually waved off for good.
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Magdalena Gorka, a cinematographer, said that Mr. Affleck had climbed into bed with her while she was sleeping and embraced her, and Amanda White, a producer, said that he had manhandled her after she resisted his unwanted advances.
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When I attended the women's march in D.C. in January, I was repeatedly grabbed and manhandled by women who wanted to know where was my mommy and why didn't I know better than to wander away from her.
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Cersei, for her part, was manhandled by Robert Baratheon (although I doubt marital rape is a thing in the Game of Thrones universe), to say nothing of the infamous walk of shame she's subjected to by the Faith Militant.
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The Bruins were manhandled at reigning Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh 217-22 on Sunday, the third time during the skid they have been limited to one goal or less, and have been blanked in their last two home games.
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It's no secret that airline travel is more miserable than ever, with increasing lengths of time spent on the tarmac, "family fees," lines to pass through security growing and growing, and the increasing prospect of being manhandled by said security.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - IndiGo said on Wednesday it takes responsibility for an incident in which its security staff manhandled a passenger at New Delhi airport, a day after the event prompted the government to launch an investigation into India's biggest airline.
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The giant who had beaten Kotoshogiku plenty of times fair and square, and who had manhandled all but one of his opponents in the tournament, leapt aside as though he were diving off the tracks to avoid a freight train.
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But this had nothing to do with winning or losing his French Open semifinal against Juan Martín del Potro, whom Nadal had just manhandled, 6-4, 6-1, 23-2, to earn a spot in the final against Dominic Thiem.
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Meanwhile, the hot seat under coach Todd Bowles has reached a boiling point as the Jets (3-7) got completely manhandled by a team that entered with a league-low 96 points and had two touchdowns in its previous four games.
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In the painting, the half-naked, terrified girl is shown being manhandled to the altar, while Artemis watches from the heavens and Agamemnon turns his back on the scene, his cloak over his head, burying his face in his hands.
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It was soon after Westbrook and the Thunder manhandled the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Monday night that Hornacek bemoaned how the Knicks' offense this young season has too often turned into a solo-artist duel between Anthony and Rose.
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"Some media outlets may be too exhausted to report on yet another woman Trump has manhandled, or ... maybe they fear his wrath," wrote Natasha Stoynoff, a journalist who says Trump forcibly kissed her in 2005, in an email to Vox.
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Trump began his section of CNN's town hall debate by casting doubts on Michelle Fields's claim that she had been manhandled by his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, despite the fact that her account appears to largely match a video that was released today.
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You also said the young girl in Texas shown being manhandled by a cop in a viral video "was no saint," and criticized others, like Stephen A. Smith and then-Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, for apologizing for their own racially insensitive comments.
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Then, after being jacked up on fungicide, dunked in vats of preservatives and jostled and manhandled for about a week, these odorless, uniform, sturdy flowers with their enormous carbon footprint come to rest in our florist's hands or in our homes. Nice.
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For the first time, as they shudder watching the reputations and livelihoods of so many high-profile men disappear in a blink, many men are paying close attention to women's stories of being manhandled and minimized, out of self-preservation if not sympathy.
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Related: Former Maldives President Manhandled into Court then Denied Bail on 'Terrorism' Offences It's marketed as a paradise "where sands are as white as the smiles of the locals," but the Maldives appears to be descending ever closer towards a return to autocracy.
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And the bully tactics by Turkey's government were also on display in the United States late last month, when Erdogan's security detail was reported to have manhandled journalists and started scuffling with anti-Erdogan protesters, trying to rip the banners out of their hands.
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The UFC welterweight was one of Business Insider's top three fighters of 2019 after he manhandled Darren Till in London, knocked out Ben Askren with a flying knee in the summer, then out-struck Nate Diaz for the "BMF" belt later in the year.
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Adding to the depressing fast-growing pile of "Animals That Died for Your Instagram Likes," two peacocks at southwest China's Yunnan Wild Animal Park have died after visitors picked up the birds and manhandled them for photos, "violently [plucking] out their feathers," according to Mashable.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - She has been called a prostitute by her peers, manhandled in public and received countless death threats, but Sierra Leone's football chief Isha Johansen refuses to buckle in pursuit of her goal of developing women's and girls football across Africa.
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After tippy-toeing to stay in bounds in the end zone on his first touchdown catch, Jones manhandled the defense for his second score, shedding one defender with a sweep of his arm and then stiff-arming the next to the ground on a 73-yard dash.
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Some aides did not help fortify that proposition: Trump fired his first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who manhandled a female reporter, and then forced out his chief strategist, Paul Manafort, after Manafort was weakened by allegations of unreported lobbying and secret cash payments from leaders in Ukraine.
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Smith, Cowboys coast past Giants EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Running back Rod Smith had an 81-yard touchdown reception and followed that with a 15-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter as the Dallas Cowboys manhandled the hapless New York Giants 30-10 on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
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She used her platform on national television to hype threat of the utterly marginal New Black Panther Party, repeatedly denigrated black victims of police violence (describing a teen who was manhandled by a cop as "no saint"), and decrying what she called the "thug mentality" in the black community.
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A video showing Ms. Vashukevich being manhandled by Russian police officers at Sheremetyevo Airport, which serves Moscow, stirred outrage among her followers on social media and those of Aleksei Navalny, a Russian anti-corruption campaigner who posted video footage of the yacht trip on his website last year.
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Mr. Trump has echoed Mr. Jones's claims that establishment media companies have conspired to silence conservative voices online, and in November, the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, used a misleading Infowars video to bolster the administration's claims that a CNN reporter had manhandled a White House aide.
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I will never forget how the body of my Iranian wife's grandfather, who was killed at the age of 90 after he had been hit by a car, was manhandled by the corpse washers, who were clearly in a rush and had a lot of work to do that day.
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"The logic behind [the media's] response seemed to be that because she has chosen to have a public-facing career, one in which her sexuality often takes center stage, she has also implicitly asked to be manhandled," Dunham wrote, pointing out that many other women face street harassment on a daily basis.
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Supporters of Republican presidential hopeful Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE on Tuesday manhandled a protester dressed as a robot in New Hampshire.
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Veering sharply into abject, "American Horror Story" aesthetics, Eilish has bled jet-black liquid from her eye sockets, let a tarantula crawl across her face, and been manhandled and stabbed with needles by disembodied hands, invoking shock artists like Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson more than Taylor Swift or Katy Perry.
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ET, TBS ABOUT VILLANOVA (212.5-250): Coach Jay Wright knows his team was already manhandled by the Sooners and is well aware of the fact that Houston is not too far from the Oklahoma campus, but he saw his team knock off the favored Jayhawks last week and said he feels he has another positive development on his side.
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The photos of racial strife he made in the early '60s while traveling through the South with members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee show black men and women being manhandled by the police; a standoff between whites and blacks outside a whites-only swimming pool; and police officers making vulgar gestures toward his camera, among other images.
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She was referring to an episode during the filming of "Lonesome Cowboys" in which a bystander reported to the authorities having seen — here Ms. Hoffmann paraphrased — "a female actor having all her clothes ripped off in a huge orgy scene," one in which she was sexually manhandled by cast members and masturbated with a cowboy hat.
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Recently, we saw how Mr. Amsterdam's new favorite client, President Erdogan, brought his own form of media crackdown and harassment to Washington, D.C., where his security team "manhandled reporters" and "sought to physically remove one journalist" from an event at the Brookings Institution, "kicked another and threw a third, a woman, to the sidewalk," according to a statement from the National Press Club.
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Sen. Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) on Friday called for the Federal Communications Commission to explain why a reporter was "manhandled" by security guards at the agency's headquarters a day earlier.
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If they were destroying teams instead of getting clobbered by Denver and blowing halftime leads to Green Bay and the Rams, and if their offensive line were creating those same wide creases for Elliott instead of being manhandled across the first three quarters Sunday, and if they were zipping toward 222-249 again instead of explaining three defeats in five games, they might be more likely to elaborate on those comparisons.
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With No. 4 Washington having manhandled No. 9 Colorado in the Pacific-12 title game Friday night, 41-10; No. 1 Alabama having rolled over No. 15 Florida, 54-503, for the Southeastern Conference title on Saturday afternoon; and No. 3 Clemson having handled No. 19 Virginia Tech in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game, 42-228, on Saturday night, there was expected to be room for only one Big Ten team in the final four-team playoff bracket.
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