"We both enjoyed the bantering, bickering and needling," he wrote.
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The car took off, and that's when the needling began.
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President Donald Trump is needling his party's top senator — again.
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And my hunch is that your brother is needling you.
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But there's apparently nothing in it about needling the agency.
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Needing Needling I try to get facials once a month.
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It's not stopping people in New York from needling her, however.
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The class- and race-based grievances he is needling will endure.
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Mostly, Khloé just seems constantly exhausted by Scott and his needling.
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Trump's needling of GOP senators on the filibuster is nothing new.
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Both have a slyly casual way of verbally needling their prey.
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Dread can yield frantic, needling work: deranged guitar, a yelping vocal.
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The fear is dangerous needling of already-fraught U.S. social turmoil.
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Summitt was never comfortable verbally jousting with the ever-needling Auriemma.
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"Vaughn suffered no wounds from Buckley's expert needling," the newspaper said.
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The Trump administration's responses to Mr. Putin's needling have been uneven.
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His campaign seemed to relish needling Kennedy way for not helping, too.
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He alternates between trying to get a discussion rolling and playful needling.
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The zip of a mosquito near her ear was a needling beauty.
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Dry needling, which is a physical therapy modality, can also be useful.
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It digs deeper, needling at the status of our most tender emotions.
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It doesn't take much needling for Ingrith to get under Maleficent's icy skin.
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Pyongyang's latest nuclear test in February this year, was particularly needling for Beijing.
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We have noted before that Romney has a special aptitude for needling Trump.
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After needling, a mask and some light therapy my face looked waaaay better.
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This group, therefore, is Clinton's way to boost Democrats while subtly needling Trump.
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Since September he has been needling Mrs Merkel for her liberal asylum policy.
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Elizabeth Warren is needling Trump about his position on raising the minimum wage.
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All of which makes Trump's needling the Fed far more bewildering than Nixon's.
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M. left needling comments on Simmons's page, questioning the validity of his claims.
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RydenGo is needling others and challenging the rideshare industry as it is today.
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But needling him for elite Republicans' abandonment was a nice, and smart, moment.
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But given the persistent needling from Trump, Warren decided to clear up the questions.
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P's expense, but Carson is the one who can't stop needling the poor woman.
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And after much needling, the company has now "clarified" that they actually make $160.
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Each year, Trump obsessed over and lied about them, needling reporters who cited them.
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Brafman, in own letter Monday, claims the reporter was needling both him and Shkreli.
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There's habañero in there, a faint needling, and a fistful of cilantro for brightness.
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The mayor then dodged a question about whether the governor had been needling him.
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She runs lines by her friends, finds readers for scripts, does a little needling.
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And Mrs Clinton, who put in her best debate performance, is expert at needling him.
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You may have heard of micro-needling and wondered what all the fuss is about.
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Ahead, everything you need to know to determine whether micro-needling is right for you.
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During these exchanges, Mr. Letterman portrayed the teasing, needling son while she gamely played along.
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Rather, transformative art is needling, Cassandra-like, telling uncomfortable truths you ignore at your peril.
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But the improvement could be due to something other than needling, like therapist interaction, she said.
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Considering how short the needling portion was, I was surprised at how glowy my skin looked.
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It's testing friendships with allies, needling enemies and smacks of the tactics he used on Kim.
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Burnham was less Maleficent cursing Sleeping Beauty's christening than a court jester mildly needling the royals.
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He and his aides have been needling the Fed relentlessly with calls for interest rate cuts.
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Clinton, who dominated the confrontation from its opening moments, needling and baiting him over and over.
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Their differences aren't "Crossfire"-style left-right showdowns but gently needling exchanges about confrontation vs. incrementalism.
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It is just one way that Mr. Sorrell seems to delight in needling his former company.
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As the opening scene begins, needling brass riffs protrude over sputtering clusters of hard-edged chords.
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One of my mother's drinking cronies, a needling terror of a woman, stumbled over to us.
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In its more relaxed first half, "Passengers" allows room for needling satire of the airline industry.
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He spent three weeks, for instance, needling Facebook to take down a Devoe Swenson William page.
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But both of her candidates ultimately lost their races, earning the actress some needling from Republicans.
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Mr. Cruz seemed more comfortably in command with his needling of Mr. Trump, who was booed frequently.
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This sort of needling and nudging actually encourages Vannata's opponents to overcommit and try to push through.
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But Caputo's best intentions go awry when the prosecution's needling reveals the fact that Taystee punched Caputo.
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The liberal super-PAC American Bridge is already up with ads needling the candidates over the controversy.
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Then, one time when he was really needling me, I finally had enough and said, 'Fuck off.
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For those with darker skin that is intolerant of fractional lasers, micro-needling will trigger collagen building.
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My weight had always been a subject of needling, at least as long as I could remember.
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Taipale, originally from Finland, also spent part of the day needling Finnish coaches he knows by text.
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But when those vets begin needling the president, he's not keen to engage them, positively or otherwise.
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On Rare, the beats keep needling her, coaxing her out of her shell, insisting that she move.
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But judgments about your friend's diet are not necessary, and needling her would be a lame gag.
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So Cruz is instead needling Trump over health care, hoping to capitalize on the unpopularity of Obamacare.
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Sharkey had the power and the wider arsenal of blows, but he couldn't get around that needling jab.
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The needling also improved function in the short-term when compared with no treatment for chronic pain sufferers.
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Schiff was needling Trump about his television watching habits -- a subject Trump has bristled at in the past.
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Eritrea and Ethiopia have been needling each other, including by proxy via various rebel groups throughout the region.
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His campaign on Friday released an ad needling Hillary Clinton for giving paid speeches to major financial institutions.
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She "dominated the confrontation from its opening moments, needling and baiting him over and over," our reporters observed.
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Swinney prides himself on catching them before they get there and needling them about winning his imaginary race.
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The Dallas Mavericks owner vowed he has a strategy for needling Trump if the opportunity presents itself, however.
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Hockey players can be cruel teasers, and Harms said the Fitzgeralds still took occasional needling about the movies.
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Those shocks include needling and threats from Trump and throw-out-the-scoundrel elections across Europe and in Brazil.
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"Use This Gospel" begins with a persistent, needling drone that bespeaks anxiety, disorientation and a pressing need for healing.
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But Clinton kept needling him, pointing out that Trump projects were built with Chinese steel and undocumented immigrant labor.
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Turkey's allies have learned to ignore such needling, examples of which often pop up in the pro-government press.
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The review also noted it was unclear whether acupuncture's benefit lies in the needling, or in the placebo effect.
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Ed interprets her endless needling over the situation as her still being in love with Nathan on some level.
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Trump responded by needling his Republican primary rival over his campaign spending and positions on education and illegal immigration.
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But I felt vacant inside, and had somehow developed a needling headache, which made me want to go home.
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The outspoken billionaire also lashed out at Romney, needling him for losing "very badly" against President Obama in 2012.
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But I do get a constant stream of people just needling me and insulting me and calling me fat.
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And the socialist sympathizer Young Covey (James Russell), who loves needling the elderly nationalist Peter Flynn (Robert Langdon Lloyd).
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Without Axe's needling, Taylor's defensive capabilities wouldn't have received so spectacular a showcase, forcing Bobby to the bargaining table.
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While needling reporters for their foibles, Mr. Obama said their presence inside the West Wing was important for democracy.
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" Bloomberg fired back within 20 minutes, needling Trump over their shared New York contacts and ridiculing his business acumen. ".
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He had to resculpt her nose, then used micro-needling and lasers to start treating her as quickly as possible.
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Her initial instinct that the service could be the perfect companion for a former technologist had splintered into needling doubts.
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An array of new scrubs, peel-off masks, micro-needling patches, and more are set to launch on Amazon soon.
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As overblown and untrue as stereotypes about the signs can be, they certainly have a way of needling at us.
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Tales of the president mocking, needling, and complaining about his chief of staff to others have circulated far and wide.
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But Mike Pence ... poses his own risks": "Two sources ... recalled Trump needling Pence about his views on abortion and homosexuality.
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But Killer Mike's play on 'Merica feels different; it's less about needling the other side, less about settling partisan scores.
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The low hands, the level changes, the constant needling of the body: dos Santos wants his man to hit back.
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I do micro-needling, which is really expensive, comes out to almost two grand — two grand for straight-up pain.
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The president has made similar remarks before in needling an Obama-era rule that imposed energy efficiency standards on lightbulbs.
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Showing his crumbling flesh, Falk appropriated time's power as his own, needling younger men with what they must inevitably become.
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So much of American popular culture is about populism — about blowing up or at the very least needling elitist culture.
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Trump has called Sessions "beleaguered" and "very weak," needling the former Alabama senator on a near-daily basis for weeks.
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Combined with their repetitive nature, they're a needling pinprick in the ear of the listener, meant to agitate and irritate.
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Some have speculated — Meyers included — that this type of needling is what ultimately motivated Trump to run for president in 2016.
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History would prove him right, but his needling won him no friends and he was demoted to the information-technology department.
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One of those "issues" appears to be needling America into further concessions in order to break the deadlock in nuclear talks.
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But encounters of this nature – hostile states needling U.S. allies while often avoiding confrontation with U.S. forces – are becoming more widespread.
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Clinton proved this Monday by needling Trump into losing composure in front of a TV audience of nearly 100 million people.
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His networking technique and sexy banter involve playfully — but perhaps not so lightheartedly — needling Ginny about her attitude toward his race.
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Mr Spicer had ceded press-briefing duties to his deputy, Sarah Huckabee Sanders; he reportedly grew tired of Mr Trump's needling.
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He then floated "Whatever Flavor You Want This to Be" for Hillary Clinton, needling the Democratic front-runner's perceived political opportunism.
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It's an unwieldy style, but one that operates on a sense of equality and engagement rather than backroom deals and needling.
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About halfway through "Douglas," she announced that she was "willfully needling the patriarchy," and the audience, which was predominantly white, cheered.
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The point of needling Trump about his hand size is that he is said to be very sensitive about the subject.
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"There is a tendency for rehab to involve passive treatments," he explained, like ultrasound or traction or massage or dry needling.
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" Needling Cuomo more, the person responded, "You're a much more reasonable guy in person than you seem to be on television.
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But his voice is backed by questioning, almost needling, high sustained instrumental sonorities that suggest this innocent is, at best, naïve.
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As much as those soirees may include needling from her, Ms. Brown's daytime summits with publishers tend to be more overtly contentious.
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Luckily, the micro-needling step didn't last long, and the PRP serum applied afterward helped soothe the skin with a cooling effect.
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Trump frequently used Twitter during the campaign as a means of needling critics and connecting with voters without using traditional media platforms.
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"What a wonderful country we have," he said in one answer, needling Mr. Sanders for his considerable (if much smaller) net worth.
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At this stage, they riff off each other like fashion's version of Bogart and Bacall, alternately needling, praising and encouraging each other.
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He improvised the line — the cursing, and also the racial needling; the film was originally written with Darius as a white Irishman.
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The question should be asked if the consistent ignoring and needling of the resident Jewish population is avoiding the issue of coexistence.
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And about that "17-0" claim above — national reporters thought they were needling Clinton, trying to shame her into paying them heed.
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We are fatally vulnerable to little brothers and yapping dogs — to all varieties of preening, needling, attention-mongering and weaponized self-regard.
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The "lonely forerunner" had to go on needling the party, struggling against the odds, petitioning for democracy and an official reassessment of Tiananmen.
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" After more needling, Recode says, "no" and Zuck drops it, saying, "I think we should do what's gonna be right for the community.
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ChironYou might know Chiron as that needling voice in your head that reminds you of your deepest insecurities at the least opportune moment.
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Real gazillionaires like Mark Cuban are already needling him on this score: Why not just cut your campaign a check for $200 million?
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The biggest danger is miscalculation — because the combination of high-stakes politics, willful leaders needling each other, and unpremeditated error might be fateful.
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The group made waves last month when it jumped into the race with an ad needling Ossoff with footage from a college party.
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Mrs Clinton has a strong interest in needling and provoking Mr Trump, for the simple reason that he responds so badly to criticism.
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Republicans are needling Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Nearly a month into the trip, Aufderheide warned Plaisted that he was being too hard on the men, needling and ridiculing his team.
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Bossy toward the children but deferential toward white adults in Lee's account, she serves in the play as Atticus's foil and needling conscience.
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He's been the subject of several needling memes, the internet's tool of casual disrespect, making him an avatar of befuddlement or physical awkwardness.
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The sound of Bette Davis's fury and needling in one of the wicked, godforsaken movies John sneaks off to see in Times Square.
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If you think it all sounds a little ridiculous, the Prime Minister of Australia has some STRONG words for whoever's behind the needling.
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They've kept him feeling youthful by challenging him to money games and needling him as if he were their peer, rather than peerless.
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Though Shatner took longer to embrace convention life, the pair would ultimately appear at hundreds of conventions, often on stage together, needling each other.
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Infections could occur if micro-needling tips or syringes were reused, or if another patient's blood was used to perform the facial, for instance.
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What they aren't, though, is Smith and Jones from the original trilogy, respecting each other but still needling each other hard enough to hurt.
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EBay made a more pointed reference to Amazon in its announcement, needling the company for its periodic website outages last year on Prime Day.
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In an episode needling the diversity among the talking trains in children's show "Thomas & Friends," NRATV portrayed the trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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We're told John drove up from Boston to Ryan's tattoo shop in rural New York -- where he parked it for 6 hours of needling.
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The Democratic National Committee is needling Tillerson and the Trump transition team with a round-up of headlines portraying his confirmation hearing as shaky.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio tweeted images of his 2016 tax returns on Tuesday, needling President Trump for not releasing similar documents.
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What can an exercise in spewing out sound bites and needling each other for 90 minutes possibly tell us that we don't already know?
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The Republican National Committee is touting its confidence in early voting totals, needling Democrats for what it views as "concerning trends" in battleground states.
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Mr. Zinke had billed his visit as a listening tour, and a woman trailed with a camera phone, needling him to support her side.
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That tendency — along with too much needling of other candidates, instead of focusing on her own message — was evident in the most recent debate.
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That could occur if micro-needling tips or syringes were reused, or if another patient's blood was used to perform the facial, for instance.
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EBay (EBAY) made a more pointed reference to Amazon in its announcement, needling the company for its periodic website outages last year on Prime Day.
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And when I selected "download" again, a pop-up informed me I was over the limit, needling me like a slow form of water torture.
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And in the middle of it all, pine needle ground zero, that gray empty area where the Christmas tree once was, surrounded by needling chaos.
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AND FROM RUSSIA: As the Trump administration was dealing with the fallout from the Flynn controversy, Russia was needling the United States in other ways.
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A first principle of international relations is not to provoke armed leaders who are wacky or desperate, and here was Trump needling one with nukes!
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Costa, who has a reputation as an ornery player renowned for his needling, is often seen trying to get under his opponents' skin during matches.
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But as a regulator with a knack for needling tech companies, Vestager also differs from her American peers on how government should view Silicon Valley.
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Mr. Alix has spent four years first needling the firm's leadership, then attacking it in court, accusing it of violating federal laws and unethical behavior.
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Together, they go through all the usual rom-com motions: they meet cute, exasperate each other, and express it all with mutual needling and snappy banter.
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First I got micro-needling, which actually gives your skin a bit of trauma so it repairs itself, making it so much more dense and youthful.
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He began Sunday morning with a tweet endorsing a book by David Clarke, the Milwaukee County sheriff who supports Trump, and another one needling Missouri Sen.
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Turned out, the needling technique was effective at easing some of the nasty side effects of cancer radiation and chemotherapy, especially the nausea and severe vomiting.
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At a certain point in any movie franchise, the self-references become less jaunty and more needling, with characters who jab at one another's raison d'être.
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In one of his most devilishly effective lead vocal performances, he made a needling sense of resentment sound like the most liberating thing in the world.
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And the album's rollout has been dizzying, with fake websites and Twitter accounts, ironic bootleg merchandise, needling of the online media hype cycle and much more.
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She keeps insisting she has a lot of work to do, but he stays around, needling her, belittling her and insisting they take a selfie together.
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Musk has been in a vocal war with short sellers, needling prominent investors who bet against Tesla, which is one of the most heavily-shorted stocks.
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"I don't know if that's a real request or him just needling the press knowing that you guys were gonna get outraged by it," Rubio responded.
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He also was the organizer of Media Matters' successful campaign against former Fox News host Glenn Beck, and another campaign that succeeded in needling Rush Limbaugh.
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Then, once they start playing, you're bowled over by their viscous, apocalyptic sludge, punctuated by needling melodies that pierce the gloom like distorted air raid sirens.
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Trump may be Moscow's best shot in decades of retooling world order to fit the Kremlin's desires, and no amount of new administration needling can change that.
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He makes friends for the first time in his life, and overcomes Draco Malfoy's needling and Snape's bullying to become popular with the rest of his classmates.
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While there are semi-permanent treatments flooding our feeds daily (like micro-needling and microfeathering), plenty of makeup lovers prefer to stick to pencils, pomades, and powders.
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As detectives combed the scene on Thursday afternoon, many young residents pressed up against the police tape, needling officers and journalists for some word on the shooting.
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McCain's gleeful needling of his own party dimmed after he got ratfucked by Karl Rove in South Carolina and then gave George W. Bush a big hug.
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Schwarzenegger, the former Republican governor of California, announced publicly that he wouldn't vote for Trump in last year's election, and Trump has been needling him ever since.
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He continued to hunt, to ask the needling questions for decades, losing his psychology practice, a woman he loved, and his grasp on reality along the way.
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The facial can be customized to target specific skin issues but consists of a long facial massage, micro-needling, and a bright-red goji berry jelly mask.
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Cinema is accustomed to digesting the big themes that are needling society, but what movies produce in response to that stimuli is usually not its mirror image.
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Needling Roby for declining to face her opponent or her constituents was a tactic that let Isner critique Roby's process, rather than her policies or her personality.
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Mr. McCabe promptly declared that his firing, and Mr. Trump's persistent needling, were intended to undermine the special counsel's investigation in which he is a potential witness.
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Biden's campaign has been riding an uncharacteristic high in recent days, raising much-needed money while needling reporters and pundits who doubted his prospects in South Carolina.
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" Bloomberg's needling, and the scale of his campaign, has caught Trump's attention; the president has repeatedly tweeted about him and assigned him a mean nickname, "Mini Mike.
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Mr. Heastie fired back, needling Ms. Malliotakis for a failed mayoral bid in 2017, as well as her current challenge to Representative Max Rose on Staten Island.
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Democrats have been needling Republicans for their inability to move forward on their agenda, including a failure to make significant progress on the budget and debt issues.
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Colossal bellows, needling synthetic bleats, and grating textures unfold in explosive, angular blocks; harsh noise sits next to shimmering, pristine sounds, dissonance directly up against eerie silences.
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Perhaps most adept at capitalizing on this opportunity are tattoo artists, who use social media to show off their needling skills and become celebrities in their own right.
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The disconnect between the two men has caused deep consternation among some members of Congress, who question Trump's public needling of Sessions while stopping short of firing him.
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For many, that is one reason that recent financial progress may seem overshadowed by the gains they've missed out on and a needling sense that they've lost ground.
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Mr. Musk followed up by needling the S.E.C., tweeting that it "forgot to read Tesla earnings transcript," in which he forecast production of between 350,000 and 53,000 cars.
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Arriving in the opening months of the #MeToo movement, the story became a flash point for conversations about consent, gaslighting and needling women to the point of acquiescence.
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Today they've shared the title track from their forthcoming EP, Acid Lakes, which announces itself with a distorted fire alarm and proceeds to unravel a needling, dissonant mood.
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Paul hurts ankle as Clippers club Celtics LOS ANGELES — Doc Rivers couldn't resist needling Los Angeles Lakers' fans after Paul Pierce went down with an ankle injury Monday night.
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Bartos is Nabakovian in her pursuit of these conundrums, constantly twisting and tugging at the viewer's comfort levels while needling the hard line drawn between family intimacy and sexuality.
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But I can still remember the voices emanating from our fat, round TV back then: Niles's and Frasier's haughty Brahmin, Daphne's needling Manchester brogue, and Martin's gruff, cackling twang.
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Among the injection procedures offered by VIP was the vampire facial, which pulls, then re-inserts the client's own blood into their face with micro-needling to refresh skin.
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During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump rose to the top by needling his opponents with crude but effective nicknames: Lyin' Ted, Little Marco, Low-Energy Jeb, and Crooked Hillary.
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LIFE IS UNFAIR: The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: The Democratic National Convention is needling Trump by releasing a supercut of various things he believes have been "unfair" to him.
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Earlier in the week, he took a shot at McCain during a campaign rally in Phoenix, needling the senator over his vote against ObamaCare repeal without mentioning his name.
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Democrats are also needling their Republican colleagues to do more than complain about it, saying they are doubtful that the GOP will take concrete steps to block the president.
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Clinton outmaneuvered Mr. Trump in the third presidential debate, mocking, needling and taunting him with a series of verbal surgical strikes that reflected an unexpected new approach: his own.
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Needling Mr. Trump, who has taken the bait by responding with a flurry of angry Tweets about "Mini Mike," is one thing Mr. Bloomberg needs little coaching to do.
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Mr. Hachadourian, whose official title is director of glasshouse horticulture and senior curator of orchids, seems to delight in playfully needling people with facts about plants — orchids in particular.
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And Messer has also jabbed back, needling Rokita for an internal memo published by Politico that described a litany of exacting rules for aides ferrying him around the district.
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A cold laser stimulates the cells, needling them until they cannot take it and just collapse, giving up their contents like they've been shaken down for their lunch money.
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Much of the debate was dedicated to proving that point, with Clinton gently needling Trump by calling him "Donald" and mentioning the $14 million he borrowed from his father.
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Before the game began, the Nuggets decided to do a bit of needling in the Lakers direction, posting images of Los Angeles center Anthony Davis and Nuggets center Nikola Jokić.
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And every periodic update, no matter the size, now gets tossed into a needy, needling 24-hour news cycle in which dramas are packaged and distributed in every format imaginable.
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A vampire facial, also known as a plasma-rich protein facial, involves injecting nutrient-rich plasma into the skin on your face using a tool called a micro-needling pen.
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Ali advised patients interested in vampire facials make sure they see practitioners opening new syringes to draw blood, as well as changing the micro-needling pen before performing the procedure.
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Trump began needling Romney at the traditionally nonpartisan National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, chiding the senator's declaration that his faith had helped guide him to vote to convict the president.
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Click the video above to get a close-up look at Lindsay's experience — and to see just how much has changed since Rudu worked her micro-needling magic on her.
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Vampire facials, also known as the platelet-rich plasma (PRP) facial, involve drawing blood from your arm, separating the platelets, and then injecting them into your skin via micro-needling.
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He cheerfully but steadfastly believes he will be a big league success, so much so that Fernandez gets a kick out of needling him about still being a minor leaguer.
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During a 2013 trip to Miami with her BFF Jonathan Cheban, Kardashian West tried the treatment, which uses your own blood and a micro-needling technique to revitalize the skin.
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The sketch of course felt too real to be funny at times considering Che was needling an establishment that frustratingly denied people of color real awards in the same show.
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OXON HILL, Md. — Conservatives have committed to memory the Trump achievements that they can recite when that inevitable, needling question comes up: Are you still glad you voted for him?
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But Mr. Durham depicts her — skeletal limbs, tiny whittled hands, disconsolate stare — with a tenderness that's almost disconcerting in the context of an exhibition otherwise laced with needling, jibing bitterness.
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But the slogan also caused conniptions among liberal critics of Fox News, who viewed it as an intentional needling of anyone who might question the network's view of the news.
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This spring, more than a few pass that test, needling us not only to, say, use more salt, but reminding us about the meaning and value of home-cooked meals.
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Klobuchar's acute irritation over Buttigieg's needling seemed every bit as sincere as Warren's and Sanders' toward Bloomberg, but she didn't channel the anger into a crisp case for her candidacy.
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In CNN town hall, Klobuchar calls him "Andre" instead of "Andrés" Also responds to Pete's needling of her about it by saying "this isn't like a game of Jeopardy." pic.twitter.
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The Tokyo-based artist and her collective Chim↑Pom installed a series of artworks along the Mexican–American border, needling the power structures and assumptions that accompany the conversation around immigration.
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The vampire facial, also known as the platelet-rich plasma (PRP) facial, includes drawing blood from your arm, separating the platelets, and then injecting them into your skin via micro-needling.
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When done properly, the vampire facial is safe, but if clinics don't sterilize the micro-needling pen or dispose of it between facials, for example, that might expose patients to infections.
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The whole of Paradise is drained, so much so that the needling going on between Shushanna, Kamil, Annalise, and Jordan feels like the futile squeezing of one very, very parched lemon.
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Trump tweeted his opposition to Sanford on election day, needling him over a past controversy in which he disappeared from public view to, according to his staff, hike the Appalachian Trail.
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Last but by no means least, Sanders eloquently gave Democrats the answer they wanted to hear when moderators asked him about Hillary Clinton's continued habit of needling him in television interview.
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But then John invites his wife, Laurie, who spends most of the trip needling Pastor Jamison about his disregard for others' feelings — especially women like her, Mary, and his sister Nora.
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Senate Democrats' campaign arm is needling three vulnerable Republicans for their party's refusal to hold a hearing for President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, arguing the move is hurting them with voters.
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By visiting Tawang, a Tibetan Buddhist stronghold that was the birthplace of a previous Dalai Lama, he is expertly needling Beijing, which maintains that this area should be part of China.
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" It was clear she was needling Buttigieg, and he responded: "This is our only chance to defeat Donald Trump, and we shouldn't do it with one hand tied behind our back.
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When administered properly, doctors say the vampire facial is safe, but if clinics don't sterilize the micro-needling pen or dispose of it between facials, that could expose patients to infections.
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"I loved it when Patricia and I were just in scene together, when I was telling her what not to do with her baby — because everything was small and needling," she says.
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But the overwhelmingly positive effects of micro-needling, sometimes also referred to as dermarolling, are proof that the technique isn't half as scary as it sounds — provided it's done correctly, of course.
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"The answer seems to be that needling makes no difference, although the overall effect of seeing a therapist regularly and having blunt stimulation of the skin does improve hot flushes," Ee said.
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When "The Americans" debuted in January 2013, America was only months beyond President Barack Obama's needling of Mitt Romney for his "1980s" foreign policy that designated Russia as a primary global threat.
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We are almost all of us able to refrain from needling the people we work with, the people we meet at parties, the people who ask us for directions on the street.
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And Wendy's (WEN) is already needling its peers on Twitter: Wendy's is serving a mix of new items and twists on its customer favorites, including the Breakfast Baconator and a Frosty-ccino.
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He also notably confronted Biden in the September debate, attacking the former vice president with an apparent reference to his age, while needling Biden for continuing to invoke former President Barack Obama.
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If you observed August's full moon, you spent last month in preparation mode, executing those needling (but necessary) tasks at work, handling household chores, and tackling difficult conversations with your friends or partner.
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" Trump discussed his campaign strategy in the interview, telling the Post that while close family, friends and Republican leaders are needling him to tone down his attacks, Trump called making such inroads "overrated.
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The actress, 28, plays brilliant, high-pressured Manhattan attorney Rebecca Bunch, who abruptly runs away from a life of too much work and too much needling, hectoring criticism from her mother (Tovah Feldshuh).
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Needless to say, an audience traumatized by Red Weddings, White Walkers, Pink Letters, and the torture, dismemberment, beheading, and head-exploding of their favorite characters writhed under this continued needling of their emotions.
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" But, referring to McCain's attacks and, more recently, Conway's repeated insinuations that Trump is mentally ill, the former official added, "He's not going to make up with people who are constantly needling him.
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In the second part, the poet and spoken word artist Saul Williams provided caustic, needling lines that underpin the remainder of the show as its perspective shifts from the personal to the social.
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Tsai said that the biggest gap between Taiwan and China was democracy and freedom, needling Beijing at a time when relations between China and the self-ruled island are at a low point.
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Long retired as a Democratic National Committee consultant, strategist and advance man, Mr. Tuck was a king gremlin of political shenanigans, starting in California in the 1950s and needling G.O.P. rivals for decades.
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If interested in a vampire facial, Ali advised that patients make sure they see practitioners opening new syringes to draw blood, as well as changing the micro-needling pen before performing the procedure.
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President Barack Obama was a master of political needling, although some say his humiliation of Donald Trump at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner led Trump to start thinking about running for President.
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Whether he's strutting into a meeting dressed like a sunbather or launching himself at Pacino in prison, Graham's got the charisma — and the supremely needling personality — to burrow just under the audience's skin.
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First Stewart joked on the podcast that Trump was an "unrepentant, narcissistic ... man-baby," needling him for still being sensitive about a Vanity Fair article from 25 years ago that mocked Trump's small hands.
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Micro-needling, for example, is a technique that builds collagen underneath the scar and costs much less than the traditional laser, however, multiple sessions are normally needed to get scars to become more shallow.
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In a deft line of questioning, Franken drew out the dangerous smugness of the nominee's judicial philosophy with needling questions about a decision Gorsuch had made in what's known as the "frozen trucker" case.
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Gorsuch, who has not shied away from needling liberals on occasion, is 49 and could influence the high court for decades to come in the lifetime post, if confirmed by the Republican-led Senate.
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Scott Walker (R) sent a letter to Democrat Tony Evers needling him over seven occurrences of plagiarism in budget requests submitted by Evers while leading the state's education department, according to The Associated Press.
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It's a direct hit on our smartphone-obsessed culture, needling us about our addiction to that little screen and suggesting that maybe life is just better led when it is lived rather than viewed.
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As the front-runner, she sought to protect her lead and make a final case, needling her opponent strategically and deflecting potential damage (including questions on the Clinton Foundation and the revelations from WikiLeaks).
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The plasma is then layered on top of the face and reinjected into the skin using a tool called a micro-needling pen, which creates tiny punctures in the skin with miniature fine needles.
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She spent a bulk of the time needling Trump for his comments at MSNBC's military-focused forum Wednesday night, where the GOP nominee said U.S. generals have been reduced to "rubble" under President Obama.
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Patreon's needling of YouTube over its weak ad revenue payouts may have hastened YouTube's launch of "sponsorships" that lets fans pay $4.99 a month for bonus features and access to exclusive live chats with creators.
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And during the campaign, Trump masterfully used the social media platform to drive the campaign narrative, needling and insulting political rivals and pushing back on damaging news stories with a series of 140-character tweets.
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It was also a needling reminder of what made her songs so effective in the first place — the interplay of Kesha's salacious abandon and the ecstatic drive of the production, by Dr. Luke and others.
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Directed by Ruben Östlund (Force Majeure), it's a hilariously needling comedy about the contemporary art world, as well as the kind of idealistic liberalism that is tough to maintain in the face of real problems.
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In an interview in the 2011 documentary "The Weird World of Blowfly," directed by Jonathan Furmanski, Mr. Reid said he began making up his dirty songs as a child as a way of needling white people.
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A judge also reduced the fine that prosecutors had asked to impose on the artist, Pytor Pavlensky, who is known for needling the government of President Vladimir V. Putin with actions intended to provoke his arrest.
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Buffett gleefully recalled needling George H. W. Bush, a former Yale first baseman, for being left on deck to end the 1948 College World Series when the batter ahead of him hit into a triple play.
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But I deeply hope that Liza is not going to put up with this kind of needling that goes straight to the heart of why she lied about her age in the first place: her career.
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Democrats are already making healthcare a major issue in her race, needling her for announcing her opposition to the first iteration of the March GOP plan after it became clear the plan wouldn't receive a vote.
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Mr. Avenatti has been needling Mr. Cohen about the case so frequently and ruthlessly on TV and social media that earlier this month, Mr. Cohen asked a federal judge to place a gag order on him.
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"Stuck In My Head" pounds forth with a thundering electronic blare aligned with the drums, as the girls deliver a playground taunt, trying to sound needling (the chorus: "Stuck in my head like la la la la").
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People like Milo Yiannopoulos, who seek out campus speaking gigs less out of a burning desire to say anything meaningful than in the hope of provoking a violent reaction, have worked out a formula for needling administrators.
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LA ROCHE-SUR-YON, France (Reuters) - France and Belgium don't face off in their soccer World Cup semi-final until Tuesday night, but their countrymen on the Tour de France are already needling each other like champions.
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But the instincts and the methods that she used to shape and move the people in her workshops—enticing, joking, needling, listening—were the same instincts and methods that she used to shape and move a story.
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Mwampembwa said his removal, and the sacking of several other journalists, showed the Daily Nation and its parent company Nation Media Group had "crumbled" under pressure from President Uhuru Kenyatta's government after his relentless needling of officials.
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A tall, brash Texan with a knack for a needling phrase and a long-running syndicated national column, Ivins was also known as a serious critical force to be reckoned with by her friends and her foes.
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For weeks, President Trump's advisers have urged him to ignore Michael R. Bloomberg's nationally televised needling, warning him that it would only help the low-polling late entrant to the Democratic presidential primary by elevating his standing.
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Takeru's style is a lot more "honest" than Suakim's—he doesn't feint, feint, and then push kick when you're off balance, he is always needling, nudging and sometimes thudding with a constant output of lead leg work.
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Making new friendships would just be a lot easier if I could match with a few people through the stars, pick whichever ones can handle my constant needling, and skip the messy "getting to know each other" parts.
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In the past, it took the form of a mildly trolling thinkpiece here and a needling Twitter thread there; in the lead up to the 2015 release of The Force Awakens, it developed into talking about a boycott.
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Amazon isn't the only big kid that the small team spends their days needling online — their tweets work in tandem with the revived MobyLives blog, where everyone on staff takes turns dissecting issues around publishing, politics, and culture.
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Unlike most facials, Chiu's treatment doesn't involve masking or extractions — instead, she focuses on needling the neck and face (with a few needles placed in strategic points on the body) catering her technique to each client's skin concerns.
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Quick take: Experts queried by Axios say Trump is likely to want to keep needling trade grievances through Election Day next year as evidence that the U.S. faces a showdown in which only he is equipped to prevail.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union called on Britain to lift a pre-election veto on some EU spending, warning it could disrupt the start of Brexit talks, and EU officials suggested London was needling Brussels ahead of negotiations.
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His descriptions of Republican lawmakers on Tuesday suffered compared to his praise of Kim Jong Un, But privately, some concede that his needling of Republican lawmakers could hardly worsen the prospects of an agenda that's already mostly stalled.
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After drum class, Duke finds Kate on a treadmill and he hops on the treadmill next to her and starts needling her again, trying to get her to crack emotionally but Kate doesn't let him get to her.
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Mark Rubio, Florida: Rubio told reporters last week he didn't think Trump was making a serious request to China and that the President was "needling the press, knowing that you guys were going to get outraged by it."Sen.
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This fall, Dr. Kolker will start offering Embrace RF — that is, FaceTite combined with Morpheus8, a more advanced version of an external radio frequency micro-needling treatment that works on the surface layer of the skin to enhance results.
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The true acupuncture group was treated at four acupuncture points thought to affect headaches and with enough electrical stimulation to elicit a "Deqi" sensation, which includes "soreness, numbness, distention or radiation that indicated effective needling," according to the authors.
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After a more passive, less antagonistic performance in the second debate, she returned to and perfected her first debate strategy of purposely needling Trump in ways that appear benign to most viewers but provoke a massive, outsize response from Donald nonetheless.
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"So when you see athletes try cupping, dry needling, scraping, massage and compression and ice baths, those are all attempts to try to improve healing and address the constant stress on the body as the athlete pushes the limit," Cosgarea added.
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In spite of some very public needling from Trump over the Obamacare repeal bill last year, Heller got Trump's support to avoid a serious Republican challenge: Far-right candidate Danny Tarkanian dropped out to run for a different House race instead.
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Though Mr. Evers and legislative Republicans managed to compromise on a state budget, which included more education funding, their relationship has been defined largely by political needling, like the abortion restrictions that were passed by lawmakers and vetoed by the governor.
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Trump has not shied away from Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, however, needling the former president's history of marital infidelity.
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All the while the orchestra teems with fragments of skittish lines, piercing sonorities with notes that mingle into needling dissonances, chords that unfold in halting bursts atop pulsing rhythmic figures, and ominous, heaving bass lines that sometimes seem eerily disconnected.
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The sudden manifestation of Butler's soccer fandom has earned him some further needling from fellow players — especially since he wasn't lured to the game through the much more common route for N.B.A. players: playing Electronic Arts's popular FIFA video game series.
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In a bit of needling, he pointedly thanked Warren for recognizing him as acting director: "I believe that is the first time you have done that; I think it accurately reflects the state of things at the Bureau," he wrote.
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Rosencrantz (Rupert Enticknap) and Guildenstern (Christopher Lowrey) are a pair of needling countertenors; Claudius (Rod Gilfry) and Gertrude (Sarah Connolly) offer darkly robust ingratiation; the veteran John Tomlinson, as the ghost of Hamlet's father and the gravedigger, has chilling authority.
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The United States attorney job involves plenty of politicking, but elected office requires appeals to "the Albany Machine" — for instance, needling a buddy on the New York State Supreme Court (Rob Morrow) to give a clerkship to an operator's granddaughter.
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On May 20153, President Donald Trump, one of America's premiere conservative trolls, decided to pardon Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative writer and documentarian whose penchant for trolling and needling liberals, and embracing conspiracy theories in the process, rivals that of Trump himself.
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There are nods to his love of the UK hardcore continuum, from the whacked-out jungle of opener "Faraday Monument," full of intricately syncopated clicks, to the needling, propulsive IDM of "Perfect Apple with Silver Mark," reminiscent of Autechre at their most haunting.
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Explaining what exactly the facial entailed, Louise shared that it consists of chemical peels, micro needling to help stem cells and peptides to penetrate and promote collagen growth, an electrifying mask to calm the skin and her secret sauce: the growth factor serum.
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The email, obtained by The New York Times, offered a raw glimpse into an unusual spat playing out on-screen, day after day, with "Morning Joe" needling Mr. Rubio, the only major presidential candidate who has refused to appear on the program.
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Clinton's greatest strategic maneuver across 270 minutes of debates was to very, very rarely get drawn into this sort of discussion with her opponent, instead needling him with tiny stings and jabs, derailing him until even his Apprentice editors couldn't have saved him.
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The big picture: It's not unusual for a president to communicate with the Fed chair, but Trump's continued needling to cut interest rates and departure from the presidential norm of respecting the Fed's political independence makes the dynamic between the two men unusual.
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" And as a regular at the Nashville cosmetic dermatology center, Skin Pharm, the 29-year-old went with her go-to facials — micro-needling (a collagen-plumping procedure) and dermaplaning (a non-invasive treatment) — four weeks before her wedding for "optimal results.
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A stranger to the culture of a publication that delighted in needling the rich and powerful, he initially floundered as a publisher, alienating reporters and cycling through a series of editors before landing on an old friend of the Kushner family, Ken Kurson.
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Needling of the junta by Oiticica and other artists—"Be an outlaw, be a hero," he printed in black on a red banner with the image of a fallen youth—ended, in 1968, with a crackdown that drove many, including him, into exile.
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Winner of the Palme d'Or at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, The Square is a hilariously needling comedy about the contemporary art world, as well as the kind of idealistic liberalism that is tough to maintain in the face of real problems.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — The chief executive sits at a long wooden table, putting his invited guests on the spot to defend their positions, occasionally needling them with biting comments, often shocking them with blunt talk — all for a rapt television audience.
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After Trump explained that he'd be willing to retaliate against Turkey if it goes after the Kurds, the hawkish Graham continued his fusillade against the president — needling Trump with a comparison to his predecessor's foreign policy, which has long been reviled by conservatives.
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Some are designed for the sole purpose of needling Trump by reminding him that he lost the popular vote, or that his for-profit school Trump University has been under legal attack for years or that a state's own relations with Mexico are strong.
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And one more point about Mr. Rubio: why imagine that a man who collapsed in the face of childish needling from Mr. Trump would have triumphed over the woman who kept her cool during 11 hours of grilling over Benghazi, and made her interrogators look like fools?
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But Hillary Clinton's surprise turn at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night, narrating some of the dishy gossip about President Trump in the best seller "Fire and Fury," set off a roiling political debate about how far glitzy awards shows should go in needling Democrats' favorite target.
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Bannon, a former naval officer and Goldman Sachs executive, has relished needling Republican stalwarts like John McCain (who he accuses of supporting "amnesty" for undocumented immigrants) and Romney (who he once suggested he'd never support because neither he nor any of his sons served in the military).
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The decision not to testify means that a large swath of Mr. Shkreli's life, from his needling tweets to his decision in 2015 to raise the price on a drug for infectious disease to $750 a tablet from $13.50 overnight, will be kept out of the trial.
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Ali, who was not involved in the New Mexico case, said that if the micro-needling pen or any other equipment is not properly disposed of or sterilized between facials, that could expose patients to potential blood-borne infections, as what was seen in New Mexico.
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The NMDOH investigated the spa on Friday, and found that their injected treatments, including vampire facials, could spread blood-borne infections like HIV, and hepatitis B and C. Vampire facials use the client's own blood pulled and re-inserted with micro-needling to refresh the skin on their face.
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Gardner fired off a series of tweets in which he called the state party's convention "fair and well run" before needling Trump, suggesting the businessman's inability to navigate the delegate process in Colorado raises questions about his ability to handle issues such as the national budget and foreign affairs.
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This is a straight-ahead reggae record except for two tracks: "Drums for Wise Man," and "Chanting Higher Heights," the drums augmented by fuzzed, needling electric-guitar soloing that sounds like the kind of thing Michael Karoli of the German experimental group Can would have done were he invited.
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There have been few real polling swings at the top of the field since the last debate in September — Elizabeth Warren has continued to rise, and Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders have remained mostly flat, despite the president's constant needling of Biden's family and Sanders suffering a heart attack.
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Now for the "shit hit the fan" moment of the show: After Cookie got brothers Jamal and Hakeem together for their live stream, Lucious — who's been needling into his youngest son's impressionable side — triggered a jealous tirade when he learned that Hakeem had dropped his drive to beef with Gram.
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For Dr. Shamban, who's been in practice since 1989, her version of a vampire facial refers to a deep microdermabrasion or micro-needling, followed by the skin being covered in a PRP (platelet-rich plasma) serum made from the patient's own blood to promote the healthy activity of skin cells.
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The choice of venue seemed curious to some, but Thursday's rally served multiple purposes for the Trump campaign: needling Mr. Sanders in his own neighborhood; garnering attention in nearby New Hampshire, which holds the nation's first primary next month; and showing that the candidate can attract big crowds in a Democratic haven.
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"Honestly, either one of them would have more to lose by engaging in a back-and-forth and needling each other around important, but minor differences, compared to what's actually at stake, and the stark differences between them and some of the much more corporate actors, and them and Trump," Mitchell said.
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Scarborough's needling of Trump comes as Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and the president continue to press GOP lawmakers opposed to the American Health Care Act to vote yes.
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The only reason I have the Nielsen numbers for You and Sex Education at the ready is that they were mentioned in a recent press conference, by FX Networks president John Landgraf — a persistent critic of Netflix who has been needling away at its refusal to make its data publicly known for years.
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"Cash Shit" generates manic tension from few sounds, as the low, amelodic bass combines with the drum machine's clattery claps and softer cymbals to produce a rhythmic pattern that sounds more complex than it is — a needling, stressful sound when played in the background; the groaned ad-libs are also percussive elements.
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Kim Kardashian West is suing an Alabama-based doctor for using her name and image without her permission to promote a "vampire facial," which uses your own blood and a micro-needling technique to revitalize the skin, that she once received on an episode of Kourtney and Kim Take Miami in 2013.
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Yet if the micro-needling pen or any other equipment is not properly disposed of or sterilized between facials, that could expose patients to potential blood-borne infections, as what was seen in New Mexico, Dr. Ehsan Ali, a board-certified internal medicine physician known as the Beverly Hills Concierge Doctor, said last year.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign released a statement Monday night agreeing to participate in all of the commission's debate and needling Trump for waffling.
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" Getting the needling nature of such a maneuver may require a little context: In July 2013, Mr. Cuomo, faced with a barrage of corruption charges and convictions in the Capitol, proposed a Moreland Commission "to probe systemic corruption and the appearance of such corruption in state government, political campaigns and elections in New York State.
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García, who starred in the acclaimed 2013 golden-years romantic drama Gloria, is Little Men's tart center, playing Leonor not as some patronizingly innocent, helpless foreigner but, rather, as a tough-as-nails single mom who isn't above needling Brian and Kathy's liberal guilt, determined to make it as difficult as possible on them to kick her out.
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McCabe quickly declared that his termination and Trump's needling against him were an effort to undermine special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation, in which he could be a potential witness.
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Freedom Partners Action Fund, a super-PAC that spearheads the conservative donor network helmed by billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch, will release a $1 million TV and digital ad buy needling the former Democratic senator's vote in 2008 and for taking a job when he left office with a bank that profited from bailout funds.
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McCabe quickly declared that his termination and Trump's needling against him were an effort to undermine special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation, in which he could be a potential witness.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) and Democratic lawmakers introduced legislation Tuesday that would allow people to buy prescription drugs from Canadian pharmacies, needling Trump on his campaign promise.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) is needling Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's "liberal elite summer tour" of fundraising in a new web ad meant to peg her as out of touch.
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Officially, despite the President's constant needling of the region with the threat of new tariffs on imports, a border wall, and his on-again, off-again determination to return Dreamers to their birth countries, the White House has made only vague references to its objectives -- citing the strengthening of America's ties with the regional democracies, discussing fair trade and coordinating better border security.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (R) also pushed back against Trump's criticism of the results, needling the businessman for not navigating the state's delegate selection process.
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Democrats are needling Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE over his loss in the Wisconsin primary on Tuesday, which has reinvigorated Republican rivals' hopes at defeating the presidential front-runner.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.) unplugs over congressional recess, he won't be able to escape Democratic attack ads needling him over his vote to repeal ObamaCare.
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The Senate Republicans' campaign arm is needling Pennsylvania Democratic Senate nominee Katie McGinty for calling her opponent an "a--hole," borrowing from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's new ad to paint McGinty's rhetoric as disqualifying.
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For growing numbers of likely caucusgoers, he is emerging as the moderate front-runner in the race, ahead of even former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. And he is clearly worrying some of his top rivals in the state, like Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has recently started taking implicit shots at Mr. Buttigieg by needling candidates who have teams of consultants and centrist ideas.
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Jeb Bush's allied super-PAC is needling 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 over the recent buzz about the Florida senator's leather boots in a new video chiding the him for flipping on issues.
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This comes after several years during which McGee was a league laughingstock for his habit of making air-headed mistakes on the court â€" a reputation fueled in no small part by O'Neal frequently highlighting those mistakes with derisive glee on national TV. McGee has eliminated the Jeff Spicoli moments from his game this season while excelling for the Warriors â€" but O'Neal hasn't stopped his relentless needling.
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Trump also argued in news conference last month that he "inherited a mess" from Obama, suggesting that his predecessor was responsible for foreign and domestic policy disasters and massive unemployment in the U.S. Trump's allegation Saturday invoking Watergate was punctuated with the president firing off a tweet needling actor Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to quit as the host of "Celebrity Apprentice," with Trump saying his successor on the show was "fired" by ratings.
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Trump has seized on some of these videos and has suggested that Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE approved outside groups to follow the real estate mogul while campaigning with an activist in a duck costume — needling him about "ducking" the release of his tax information.
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His approach to repressive regimes is more nudging and needling than whacking, and when he's addressed the people directly on trips like this—in his speech in Nairobi last July, for example, facing a government there that's known for its own crackdowns and control (though to a much lesser degree)—he tends to lean on talk about American values exemplifying the kind of freedom and openness that leads to the economic and life opportunities that they want.
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McCabe quickly declared his termination and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's needling against him were an effort to undermine special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation, in which he could be a potential witness.
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Trump, who announced earlier Tuesday he would be live-tweeting the only meeting between the two vice presidential candidates, Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE and Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 85033: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE, used the opening minutes to interact directly with Kelly, apparently in response to needling from the Fox News anchor about his Twitter plans.
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