For another, Minnie Driver's turn as an overbearing mother could come off as, well, overbearing.
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When in a jovial mood, he is charming, if overbearing.
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Then, the PvP stuff is largely optional and never overbearing.
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He came across as a rude, overbearing and nasty man.
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In fact, she's just been a normal, overbearing, supportive mom.
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His evocation of the heroic never becomes redundant or overbearing.
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"Others might find living with these things overbearing," he says.
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I'm really jealous of my friends who have overbearing parents.
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First, he is a little too overbearing when meeting Joelle's friends.
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Is there other evidence that France will shrink its overbearing state?
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Seen by critics as arrogant and overbearing, Renzi is in trouble.
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That is why the uncertainty now is overbearing, she tells me.
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Don't get me wrong: Russians are used to overbearing political figures.
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The melodies are pleasant to the ear but, crucially, not overbearing.
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You will dread underlying tensions among family members and overbearing behavior.
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Would checking in motivate the person, or would it feel overbearing?
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But there's something about being gifted a Bible that feels overbearing.
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They were friendly, attentive, and helpful without being overbearing or intrusive.
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Wigfield is not a stage mom in the classic overbearing sense.
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You even have some overbearing antivirus software making your computer run slower.
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I try to do as much as I can without being overbearing.
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He was really overbearing… I'm like, 'I don't want to do that.
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Her most vivid memories from childhood include his beatings and overbearing control.
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Amma is paying no mind to her mother's (overbearing) rules at home.
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The winners are often overbearing and the losers deeply angry and depressed.
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Here are just a few gems from these insecure, overbearing dumpster fires.
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Her example, the "bitchy, uptight, overbearing" housewife, isn't just a stale stereotype.
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At least policymakers are thinking of ways around Egypt's overbearing regulatory system.
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It could be argued that this an outdated, silly, and overbearing policy.
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Overbearing bosses can expect to attract attention for all the wrong reasons.
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At work, we worry about being seen as too bossy or overbearing.
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Here, House Democrats are the overbearing prosecutor, not the protective grand jurors.
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But older teammates have become cognizant to quickly address any overbearing inquiries.
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Yes, that's overbearing — but isn't it better than doing nothing at all?
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They fight over money and work, overbearing in-laws and traffic stops.
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While he is overbearing at times, you agree with everything he advocates.
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"There was nothing overbearing in his attentiveness," the officer recalled years later.
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All the app fun, with none of the overbearing need for validation.
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I thank you for understanding my overbearing, protective and sometimes bossy nature.
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His overbearing mother is played, empathetically, by comedian Louie Anderson, in drag.
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Freed from overbearing parents, the new entities become more efficient at allocating capital.
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And Trump is just so overbearing it can easily wipe that memory away.
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The Bontrager wheels and classic sidewalls complement the bike nicely without being overbearing.
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None of the overbearing posturing he displays on camera is evident this afternoon.
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In the 1996 Albert Brooks comedy, Reynolds shined as overbearing mom Beatrice Henderson.
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Everything is way more extreme — but in a good way, it's not overbearing.
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The downsides of overbearing regulation are smaller in rich countries, but still significant.
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In addition to a fortune, she also inherited Joya's overbearing method of mothering.
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There's high school heartbreak, failed friendships, overbearing mothers, underage drinking, and terrifying monsters.
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She sounds like an overbearing Cabbage Patch doll not a borderline stalker. 219.
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Plus, he's got a sly smirk that keeps everything from becoming too overbearing.
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Efforts to tame an overbearing bureaucracy that discourages investment have come to naught.
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Further, I learned that no one had previously complained about the overbearing disturbance.
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Our boss is anxious and overbearing and which makes us feel anxious too.
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Spurred on by these overbearing rules, China's delivery people have become mighty creative.
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I was worried the heaviness would be overbearing, but instead, it felt comforting.
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Rondo said he would try to help his younger teammates without being overbearing.
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It puts overbearing, and often fatal, pressure on the man of the family.
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I didn't want to get into this mode of being an overbearing guard.
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Instead, Congress has replaced an overbearing president with overbearing dysfunction in which leadership hammers out must-pass packages and presents them to Congress at the last minute with an impossible choice: Vote to approve or vote to shut down the government.
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But even with Pakatan Harapan, a collection of long-suffering underdog parties, now in charge, the mass defections already are endangering Malaysia's democracy: The system risks swinging from being dominated by one overbearing coalition to being dominated by another overbearing coalition.
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It'll be more than just an overbearing Carlotta standing in Star's path to fame.
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An overbearing former general, Mr Flynn is suffering political death by a thousand briefings.
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Being in the shadows of his brothers can be overbearing or overwhelming at times.
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High tones and low tones were both crisp, and the bass wasn't too overbearing.
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It sounds heavy and overbearing, but dance music is the ideal music for escape.
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Monte helped confirm men like him usually have overbearing, rejecting mothers and absentee fathers.
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We get it — life can be crazy at times, and work can feel overbearing.
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Some said the lights made them feel safer, while others found the illumination overbearing.
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" Another high-ranking official, Kim Yong Chol, was reportedly punished for his "overbearing demeanor.
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Dry whites will also work, especially those without apparent oakiness or overbearing fruit flavors.
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The knee-jerk opposition is real, and it could easily lead to overbearing laws.
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With Fiat Chrysler on its side, Renault would become an even more overbearing partner.
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Indonesia, Timor-Leste's overbearing neighbour, has never paid a price for its crimes there.
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If I help my kindergartner with a school project, am I inspiring or overbearing?
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In small quantities it can add complexity; too much, and it can be overbearing.
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We have seen the issues ourselves with both focus hunting and overbearing skin smoothing.
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He acted the part of the overbearing roué, dragging her onto the dance floor.
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Reggie's loyalty to his client runs deep — possibly, too much so, veering into overbearing.
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His job sucks, his mother is overbearing, and the woman he loves doesn't care.
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At 43mm, it's sized to make a statement, but not to be overbearing and unattractive.
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Liltz's fears are common Liltz is not alone in her overbearing fear, according to advocates.
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He's debonair and overbearing — the kind of man everyone wants to avoid at a party.
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This race should be about which candidate will best protect you from an overbearing government.
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It's not a massive, overbearing, tactical-looking thing like the Fenix watches of Garmin's past.
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It's a commentary about white male entitlement, sexism, and the fraught waters of overbearing fandom.
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PDA has gained a reputation as being annoying, gross, overbearing, and all about showing off.
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Their stages were full of overbearing fathers, frustrated sons, fast-talking salesmen and broken dreams.
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They'd stay in a hotel for Christmas because the grief at home was too overbearing.
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Islamist radicalization is rising in the country, and Magufuli's overbearing style risks aggravating the trend.
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That is, if you can call Bindu's overbearing nature and Abhimanyu's doormat behaviour a relationship.
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The note you have sent is unacceptable due to its judgemental, overbearing and righteous content.
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In theory, the grand jury is there to protect the suspect from an overbearing prosecutor.
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Turkey's fundamental problem, the party said, was an overbearing state that trampled on citizens' rights.
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It felt good, no doubt, to tell those overbearing bureaucrats in Brussels to bugger off.
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He was overbearing in his demands, and then would disappear for weeks at a time.
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The audio effects have a powerful impact on the sound without being gimmicky or overbearing.
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But it all seemed a little overbearing, as the fans wandered around the city together.
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He was a bit of a stiff, with a barmy, overbearing family of his own.
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Mr. van Zweden took the composer at his word, and the results were sometimes overbearing.
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As well as his bellicose views, Mr Bolton was also criticised for his overbearing style.
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But the "left" is also suspicious of the overbearing influence of conservatism in the arts.
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Despite being in their mid-20s and 30s, they're virgins who live with overbearing parents.
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It was cold, creamy, and sweet without being overbearing, but it was also pretty basic.
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Arquette is nominated for her role as overbearing mother Dee Dee on Hulu's "The Act."
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Congress should not pass overbearing new laws that could stifle innovation and hurt the economy.
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It's not obnoxious or overbearing, but enchanting, and only a brilliant musician can do that.
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Though they mean well, their optimism can be overbearing—hence their delegation as Sassy Fran.
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Other studies suggest that ambiverts make good leaders because they're assertive without being overbearing or overconfident.
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There's the shrill, sexless neighbor; the overbearing Jewish mother; the Jewish American Princess; the exotic temptress.
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South Koreans apply the word to everyone from narcissistic bosses to overbearing uncles and corrupt politicians.
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The AR functionality everyone lives with seems overbearing, but there's real utility there that's fairly compelling.
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His criticism has even drawn praise from some on the left concerned with overbearing corporate power.
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The source said Kim did not come across as overbearing, describing the spouses as appearing "equal".
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"It's not overbearing and it's not taking over," says Jennifer Shaw, driver assistance supervisor for Ford.
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It's just an excuse on which to hang two trite overbearing fables and one amusing one.
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"There's just something about her that feels castrating, overbearing, and scary," Tucker Carlson declared in 2007.
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Is your boss so pushy and overbearing that you find yourself unable to accomplish anything efficiently?
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Although its style is never overbearing, the Metropol is imbued with a sense of idiosyncratic wonder.
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It's a sign that people don't feel free to speak their minds to an overbearing boss.
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Some workers like 61-year-old Sally Ladd say they're being hit by overbearing licensing requirements.
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And she'll tell us every little thing she's thinking via omnipresent but never overbearing voiceover narration.
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"Sometimes it can be overbearing, and I was considering going to the shelter," Ms. Cooper said.
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Some build their overweening, often overbearing mansions with no regard for the genius of the land.
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Another way that she avoided an overbearing "I" was simply with the terseness of her prose.
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Kim Yong Chol was punished for his overbearing demeanor, the official added, but gave no details.
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Neighborhood racist Uncle Ruckus has become an overbearing local politician in the Freeman's new Maryland suburb.
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In the season's trailer, Hannah tells off one overbearing suitor who seemingly tried to boss her around.
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It established long-running gags like "bazinga" or "Soft Kitty, Warm Kitty" or Howard's unseen overbearing mother.
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No. The current welfare system is miserly and overbearing, and a basic income would be an improvement.
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She also rebels against her overbearing father and has a romance with her future sister-in-law.
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Overnight, she becomes enslaved to her new husband—who soon turns vicious—and his cruel, overbearing mother.
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Image: Kent NickellWhen trying one's hand at reverse psychology, avoid directives that aren't completely necessary or overbearing.
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Remember Parental Control, the MTV series where overbearing parents tried to find new partners for their kids?
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The pair meet in a diner, when boy inserts himself into girl's argument with her overbearing father.
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The overbearing dispiritedness almost made Cursive a tough sell outside of a niche market: the emo elites.
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However, Republicans counter that the CFPB is an overbearing, unaccountable and redundant strain on the country's economy.
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Like community banks, regional banks also need relief from overbearing regulations that do more harm than good.
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It will also pay special attention to the sometimes noxious repercussions of demanding, even overbearing, sports fathers.
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Overbearing censorship guidelines helped—they did not allow much blood to be shown on screen at all.
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Some travelers find the first approach too overbearing while others may perceive the latter as bad service.
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For Dunkirk, another one of Hans Zimmer's overwhelming, overbearing, and overdone scores gets a nod — his eleventh.
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Congressmen on each side assumed that the other side was angry, overbearing and itching for a fight.
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And if I was called an overbearing feminist 35 years ago, I would consider that a compliment.
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Yet Nietzsche, like his fallen idol Richard Wagner , is at once emphatic and ambiguous, overbearing and elusive.
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Other big banks reported similarly booming results — a far cry from an industry ravaged by overbearing regulators.
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In "Waves," a loving father's overbearing behavior toward his teenage son directly pushes the son into catastrophe.
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The postdocs complained about her: the perfume she wore was overbearing, her blouses were too low-cut.
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The district needs to explain how it will safeguard against this overbearing treatment of student's daily lives.
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U.S. diplomats are taught, however, to be understated rather than overbearing, given U.S. economic and military might.
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He eventually ordered the assassination of his own mother, who was famously overbearing during his early life.
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She's been shoehorned into perfection by overbearing parents who fill an Adderall prescription Betty knows she doesn't need.
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Remember those overbearing figure groups, with their smooth-finished pin heads (with pin eyes) and their monstrous knees!
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The overbearing boss, the high-maintenance client, and your triple-digit inbox notifications have you in a funk.
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The company's recent products have toned down the overbearing bass, but these headphones aren't known for their subtlety.
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Or it could be that the central Europeans have had enough of the overbearing bully-boys of Brussels.
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Will those same voters find Trump's treatment of Clinton during Monday's debate as merely aggressive, or as overbearing?
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Amita's mom is overbearing and pressuring her to get married, but she's still forced to live with her.
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And while it may seem overbearing, Amy says she quickly realized the benefits of making her purchases count.
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Going into Phantom Thread, I expected a gorgeous period drama starring Daniel Day-Lewis as an overbearing designer.
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The default is a little overbearing for my tastes, and I wish there was a better middle ground.
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Black mothers, for their part, are often seen as conniving, overbearing, and/or constantly annoyed by their kids.
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Long a drain on economic vitality, Brazil's overbearing state is now a chief cause of the fiscal crisis.
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It's more horrifying to view the accident as the outcome of a well-meaning but overbearing mother's actions.
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In the season's trailer, Hannah tells off one overbearing suitor who seemingly tried to boss 'The Beast' around.
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Rick is an all-powerful, misanthropic asshole who is often overbearing toward Morty, his sensitive and naïve sidekick.
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The NFL is finally modifying its overbearing social media policy, but making things quite complicated in the process.
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Palmer, who calls the Paris Accords "overbearing," ought to have better economic and analytical tools at his disposal.
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Patagonia Silent Down Jacket, available at Patagonia, $249I'm not always in the mood for a heavy, overbearing coat.
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An edge of defiance creeping into her voice, she recalled having dealt with overbearing Masters of the Universe.
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The former flipped the bird at overbearing and clueless record execs, and the latter, wannabe punk neo-nazis.
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Bernie Sanders seemed to be the one-note, somewhat overbearing candidate who disappeared as the night wore on.
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Residents of Rosario, a riverside city of about 1 million people, described feeling an overbearing sense of loss.
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I found the 40mm version to be most comfortable on my wrist, but even the 44mm wasn't overbearing.
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I don't want to come across as overbearing and condescending or out of touch with their financial realities.
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Similarly, students of business school "leadership" classes are appalled by his overbearing management style and lack of process.
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And, though we can't be sure, I'm guessing she'll heed Elle Woods' advice and stay away from overbearing orange.
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Employees who prove overbearing bosses violated their "right to disconnect" would be entitled to $250 as relief per violation.
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Also, I don't miss the overbearing presence of Amazon when we used the Fire TV. Available content is great.
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Carbon emissions are reduced through companies just needing to save money to stay in business, no overbearing rules required.
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The cremation process There is another, less personal, and a bit overbearing (while still important) message in Mortician's Tale.
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My favorite part about it, other than everything I've listed above, is that it's moisturizing without being overbearing — a.k.a.
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The hotel's owner is overbearing and doesn't allow the chef to have control over his own kitchen and menu.
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That's why in penultimate episode "Danny in Real Life" he's forced to realize his overbearing nature is the worst.
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You can spend hours here, if you like, scouring the inscriptions or gawking at the most overbearing stone work.
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The VH1 Behind the Music on Guns features every band member but Axl complaining about how overbearing Axl was.
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You don't have to deal with an S.O.'s racist uncle or overbearing mother or ne'er-do-well brother.
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The last time we checked in with Flynn, Trump was complaining that he was overbearing and talked too much.
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Qatar, the World Cup's hosts in 2022, adheres to the same puritanical creed as its overbearing neighbour, Saudi Arabia.
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Their synth-heavy pop-rock sound is never overbearing; it stays light and fresh, teasing just above the surface.
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Standing up to Germany appeals to some Austrians who see their far bigger neighbor as a sometimes overbearing one.
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"I love this robust triangle pattern because it adds a bold statement without appearing overbearing or busy," Nibbs said.
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The predictable result is inadequate resources, poor resource allocation and overbearing administrative processes to cover up the underlying mess.
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LaVar Ball's overbearing Sports Daddery is the ad's central joke, but LaVar is not the star of the ad.
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"While avoiding overbearing regulation, we will make sure people have the rights and protections they need," May will say.
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The lawmakers argued that Chinese security forces might use the technologies for overbearing surveillance and other human rights abuses.
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His shortcomings, after all, a result of an overbearing mother and Thad's fears that Vera may have undiagnosed epilepsy (???).
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And there's a cool perfume I love when I don't want to smell overbearing in a meeting: Escentric Molecules.
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But parents, don't get too overbearing about it; trying too hard to control your kids is likely to backfire.
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While some rules may seem overbearing or even be legally questionable, others are rooted in logic and the law.
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Doing so may be perceived as overbearing, but it can also be a good conversation to have, Kolawole explained.
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Such comments have helped to give Mr. Harris the image of an overbearing American envoy among many South Koreans.
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People either tend to be overbearing and do everything for you, or they're over-afraid and don't do anything.
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It's not quite as overbearing as some other digital detox apps, and instead gently nudges you towards better habits.
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Like a classic overbearing Valentine's date, Trump ordered for both of them—and that meant two plates of meatloaf.
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Women in control are seen and represented in many forms—from overbearing and uptight to structured, inspiring, and empowered.
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These are neither paintings of the overbearing cruelties of war, nor do they glorify any particular aspect of it.
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Mr. Sanders gave clear boundaries to Levi, with whom he could occasionally be "overbearing," according to Nancy Barnett, a friend.
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Christina Pickles was a recurring guest star throughout the entire "Friends" series, playing Ross and Monica's overbearing mother, Judy Gellar.
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The dividers, plaques, and jerseys are most notable for their lack of team specificity and overbearing abundance of sponsorship logos.
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"All we're trying to do is say that people of faith have some protection from an overbearing government," he added.
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There were white stage managers and assistants — Haddish and Rudolph then each launched into their impressions of overbearing white managers.
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Who better to help queer women navigate that crisis than, um, some overbearing queer hosts from a reality TV show?
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The staff is especially attentive without being overbearing or stiff, and they help give Campagna its sense of easy grace.
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But she didn't want to be the overbearing parent, the mom who assumes everyone's to blame except her own children.
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" Cloris Leachman, who starred as Moore's overbearing landlord Phyllis Lindstrom, remembers Moore's sweet and kind spirit — dubbing her "America's sweetheart.
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I think most people would agree that practically fucking your S.O. in public is overbearing and inappropriate (and, often, illegal).
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As we have already seen, when Midge is criticized with overbearing morality judgements from men in power she starts cursing.
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This being a Dolan production, there is a good chance the mother would be overbearing, vulnerable and exquisitely made up.
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The group has rotated around him, and he's bent its various members to his indomitable and at times overbearing will.
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The fact that it asks you to register for something every few seconds of scrolling is also a little overbearing.
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I had just split up with an overbearing mental case, so I guess we both weren't interested in meeting anyone.
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A day of delight for internet animal enthusiasts and overbearing pet owners, and the bane of existence for actual pets.
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If Mitsuki's mother Noriko is a monster—selfish, shallow, overbearing—then this is partly due to forces outside her control.
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It looks aggressive without being overbearing, and the angular styling up front is carried over to a sharp rear end.
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Now, you were interviewed for that piece, Mr. Sloan, and you said, 'I'm not aware of any overbearing sales culture.
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I didn't even dislike it, as I do some styles, for being overbearing or for not pairing genially with food.
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The only thing standing in the way of all of this change and disruption, many claim, is overbearing government regulation.
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Small-town farm girls became celebrities in Des Moines; some wore wigs when leaving their hotel to avoid overbearing fans.
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Yet when the music heated up, the tall, broad-shouldered Mr. Matsuev played with overbearing power and brutally harsh sound.
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This year's festival, the 32nd, didn't have any arena-circuit headliner or overbearing corporate sponsorships, reflecting a dwindling recording business.
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The overbearing mother-in-law bit is an old saw, but Streep takes it to a new, more insidious place.
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When a sizable part of the population came to believe that the EU is both incomprehensible and overbearing, Brexit resulted.
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But with Rosenfeld's fifth novel, "Class," the story of an overbearing mother in a gentrifying neighborhood, the scales have tipped.
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In media, Jews tend to adhere to a narrow band of ethnic tropes: the nebbish, the neurotic, the overbearing mother.
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It's not overbearing, it's not as musically ambitious or poppy, it's mostly guitar and piano—really just kind of furniture.
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Characters spend a lot of time evading biometric surveillance and spoofing location trackers to stay ahead of an overbearing police force.
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We wanted something as simple as that, an everyday expression that linked to the power of the Force that wasn't overbearing.
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There's "the prejudiced, overbearing mother looking for her runaway son" or "the nerd girl who wants to be a pirate queen.".
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Clyburn argued that the disclosures were an important consumer protection that was far from overbearing on businesses, particularly ones this large.
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Mav is proof that men can protect and provide for their families without subscribing to overbearing and oversimplistic versions of masculinity.
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Molly Weasley is #goals for so many reasons, not the least of which is her (sometimes overbearing) dedication to her family.
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Google's Pixelbook and the family of Chromebook devices from traditional PC makers give a great counterexample to the overbearing Windows experience.
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America's longstanding reluctance to send officials to Taiwan and overbearing rules concerning the hosting of Taiwanese officials are self-imposed restrictions.
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The original story followed a small-town high school football team and their overbearing coach (Voight) through a tumultuous playing season.
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Republicans have long argued that the 2010 bill has suffocated economic growth, crushed banks and limited choices under overbearing, costly rules.
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And Betty's nerves — which are hardly soothed by her overbearing mother Alice (Mädchen Amick) aren't the only thing holding her back.
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Top Chamber officials panned the country's "2023s regulatory system," arguing it stifles economic growth and capital access with redundant, overbearing regulations.
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Every year in the autumn, the pollution gets trapped by the Alborz Mountains that hug the city like an overbearing mother.
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Republicans say the bipartisan commission would rein in the agency and prevent it from stifling the economy with overbearing enforcement actions.
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This is not an overbearing regulation that should be fought, but a commonsense rule that spurs greater competition and consumer choice.
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Mainly, Stewart accused the media of responding to the overbearing narcissism of the 45th president with narcissistic fervor of their own.
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Top Chamber officials panned the country's "1930s regulatory system," arguing it stifles economic growth and capital access with redundant, overbearing regulations.
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Well, we were more than a month into 203 and thus far, the Overbearing Avocado News front had been strangely silent.
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I just feel like my work sort of pushes myself into the movement and talks about those ideas without feeling overbearing.
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But her performance does carry an air of regret, of what might have been, and she keeps it from being overbearing.
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I think of him as the political umami of the American left — even if he sometimes gives off an overbearing flavor.
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His "Ring" at Bayreuth in 2013 had a hammering insistence reminiscent, at times, of Georg Solti's overbearing approach to the cycle.
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For reasons both cultural and narratively convenient, the two pretend to be a couple in order to appease his overbearing grandmother.
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Todd Chrisley can be... a lot Todd Chrisley's behavior has caused his children to sometimes complain that he can be overbearing.
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With an overbearing score, "Breaking In" telegraphs almost everything that happens yet still provides several jolts amid its occasionally questionable twists.
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" And Sigmund Freud declared that postmenopausal women were "vexatious and overbearing, petty and stingy," exhibiting "typically sadistic and anal-erotic traits.
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"If overbearing publicity and overdressed guards do not a good building make, neither do they a good building deny," he wrote.
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Because the story must be simplistic enough to make the structure legible, the structure becomes overbearing to make up the difference.
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I think we should wait, to be respectful, but it becomes overbearing and I open the sauna door and run outside.
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"Window treatments should frame a space, but they don't have to be overbearing or heavy to add warmth," Santulli told Insider.
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Like Friedrich, Iyer's Nietzsche has an overbearing sister, a father who died young and a crush on a girl named Lou.
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Khan fired top executive Tom Coughlin two weeks ago, clearly identifying the old-school coach's overbearing ways as the main problem.
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So you have to wonder who these always-on cameras and intercoms help most: the unsuspecting kids or the anxious, overbearing parents.
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Our new president outlines a path to the past that is dark and angry and loud and overbearing and exclusive and unrealistic.
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The gameplay is technical enough to be a bit of a challenge in terms of reflexes and strategy but doesn't get overbearing.
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One summer movie has everything: vintage costumes, perfectly-written jokes, friendship, romance, overbearing parents, and of course, a really, really big party.
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Based on the rules, Elliot's flag is completely warranted, even if some argue the NFL is being too overbearing with touchdown celebrations.
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In this sci-fi movie, a family wins a computerized house, which in turn develops an overbearing personality that endangers the family.
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Joel, who is the sweetest most endearing loving man, has been quite the overbearing Jewish mother of a caretaker I have needed.
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Edmonds is learning that motherhood isn't all its cracked up to be, especially with husband Jimmy at home being an overbearing father.
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Civil-rights groups used to be led by overbearing and middle-aged men, usually preachers, who hold little appeal for youngsters today.
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In The Atlantic article, Julian makes the case for a handful of reasons, including these, painful sex, and pressure from overbearing parents.
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The realities of combat called for a unity amongst American soldiers that rarely existed under the overbearing racism in the United States.
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By John Scalzi | Video by Joel Plosz An overbearing CEO demands that his employees engineer a solution to his dad's aging dog.
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Instead, there was an air of celebration, of taking an overbearing patriarchal, exclusively straight, cis-gendered structure and making its content queer.
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So in the EU that the Brits are thinking about leaving—because ostensibly it is so incredibly overbearing—those things are eroding.
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"Overbearing product builds are weighing on the entire energy complex," said Anthony Headrick, energy market analyst at brokerage firm CHS Hedging LLC.
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Many voters said they had come to perceive Perot as overbearing, volatile, paranoid and egotistical - even if they had liked his ideas.
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Anybody who's ever had fried chicken slapped out of their hand by an overbearing Asian mom because it was "heaty" will understand.
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This could risk coming off as overbearing and edgy, but instead an innate affection, evident in all of Gaffigan's comedy, shines through.
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Katie (Briga Wheelan) is a successful local news producer whose overbearing mother (Broadway legend Andrea Martin) gets an internship at the station.
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The person who emerges is often just as overbearing and oppressive as the father she grew up with, even after the transition.
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There is an overbearing animated warrior returning to the real world, where he wreaks suburban havoc while revisiting his live-action family.
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One overbearing detective, an imposing character named Breslin, is unusually eager to nail Rory for the crime and close the case immediately.
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Cramer saw this one-sided war on Amazon as a big problem for the market given FANG's almost overbearing influence on stocks.
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" After Pelosi lost, journalist Joseph Kraft wrote that "she came on, in one news conference, as an overbearing player of feminist politics.
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As the mayor's wife, an ecstatically overbearing Mary Testa plays middle-aged lust and artistic affectations as if they were grand opera.
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The CFPB's overbearing presence in the marketplace forced lenders to pull away from the public and discouraged new advancements in financial services.
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As stories like Joanna Ong's make clear, young female academics often get silenced, or converted into objects of desire, by overbearing dons.
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But experts say that in epidemics, overbearing measures can backfire, scaring infected people into hiding and making the outbreak harder to control.
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"Your dad only likes you when you're broken," Naomi tells Kendall when she's kicked off the family yacht by the overbearing patriarch.
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"They've become very used to dealing with public appearances if it's not too long, too taxing and not too overbearing for them."
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The root problem is that the characters are mere conveniences, bent like pipe cleaners into the shapes required by the overbearing plot.
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Mr. Pruitt, 133, sees himself as a champion of states' rights, pressing to diminish the intrusive authority of an overbearing federal agency.
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Overbearing and opinionated isn't the word: I have had three emails, four Whatsapp messages and two texts in the last two days.
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It's hardest to gauge the effect of Christie's performance, which was at once the most commanding but also the most aggressive, even overbearing.
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He painted a picture of an overbearing president who he did not trust and who pressured him to stop the FBI Flynn probe.
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Originally conceived as bumps for British TV channel E4, the 20-second bursts of trippy absurdism reconcile overbearing holiday cheer with genuine creativity.
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Your partner's standards could make you compromise your feelings, so talk to them about how they can be more supportive and less overbearing.
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Keeping track of assignments, group project meetings, class schedules, and social events can be overbearing without a planner to write it all down.
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" Flicker, also a parent to a 17-year-old recently licensed son, shares she is "100 percent the strictest and most overbearing parent.
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They're at odds all the way until the end of the film, when Andy ditches the overbearing job, leaving Miranda in the dust.
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It was never going to be pretty: an Olympic opening ceremony with no GIFs, hours of commercials, a massive delay and overbearing anchors.
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According to TMZ, erstwhile One Direction member Louis Tomlinson was arrested Friday, after allegedly pulling a overbearing paparazzo to the ground at LAX.
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Life is intense and overbearing more often than not but it is never, never too late to start over or try something new.
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Try to see your self-doubt as an overbearing aunt who's clamoring away in the attic while you're two floors down, not listening.
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He painted a picture of an overbearing president he did not trust and who pressured him to stop the FBI probe of Flynn.
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If, bent on regime change, it acts unthinkingly, it could come to be seen once again in Latin America as imperialist and overbearing.
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The social media platform suggests that laws be put in place to protect individuals who wish to keep ballots private from overbearing reporters.
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From Sulu's overbearing, meddling sisters to Ashok's obnoxious boss, Triveni rises above the clichés that these peripheral characters often succumb to in Bollywood.
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Westworld's use of music can sometimes be overbearing, especially when it leans too heavily on old-timey piano covers of pop music standards.
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Taken from another angle, the episode imagines a clear breaking point for the misuse of such technology—and for overbearing parenting in general.
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The move to change the act reflects demands from industry groups and landowners who frequently challenge endangered species protections as overbearing and unsuccessful.
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In the opening movement, Skelton battled an overbearing orchestra, as the tenor invariably must in this piece, yet he nobly held his ground.
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Let's be clear, our rights as Americans start with the right to property and the right to be free of overbearing government intrusion.
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The move to change the act reflects demands from industry groups and landowners who frequently challenge endangered species protections as overbearing and unsuccessful.
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They offer an extensive whiskey and beer menu, chatty but not overbearing servers, and food that is designed to generate discussion and sharing.
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Some may find the religious messages in Stormzy's music overbearing, but rather than project, he shows us how prayer works in his life.
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In 2016, Seoul's unification ministry said he was briefly sent to a re-education camp for his "overbearing" manner and abuse of power.
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PARELES A persistent pulse, not an overbearing beat, drives "Secret Snake" by Objekt, the Berlin-based electronic musician and software developer TJ Hertz.
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That&aposs because in reality, most people don&apost share their relationship-related anxieties out of a fear of being an overbearing partner.
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That's where Tangerine comes in handy: It helps you figure out how to make your days feel better without being overbearing or obtrusive.
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Marlous Borm's series of modified crowbars are imposing, intimidating, and rigid, bringing to mind the dreaded, overbearing nature of the TSA yet again.
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Was he overbearing, absent, did he expect too much, or did he start some kind of libertarian political movement you were unable to sustain?
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"There have been all sorts of media articles, personal accounts and memes in the past few years relating to overbearing family pressure," Fish said.
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It's based on Android 9 Pie, and it's filled with nice little touches without being overbearing and gives you a ton of customization options.
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These investors are also displaying strong conviction in the soundness of the underlying (non-creepy) ad business, again despite the overbearing presence of Google.
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In the first "dressing ceremony" at the palace, the curtains of the bed open on Marie, a tiny blond girl in an overbearing bed.
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This leads her to get into tiffs with her overbearing parents, played by Bradley Whitford and Joan Cusack, and confront her direction-less life.
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Or perhaps its home is in a yet-to-be-observed extremely faint neighboring galaxy so dim it's drowned out by its overbearing neighbor.
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The Forward's advice—"there are times when it pays to give in to old parents"—will resonate with anyone who has endured overbearing elders.
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"The overbearing reality of harmony within the Presidency will not change because of wishful scenario-building," Charamba said in an emailed response to questions.
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And many of them acknowledged that Mr. Grove's overbearing management had pulled Intel through crises that often proved fatal to other Silicon Valley firms.
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At the time, I felt that the biggest long-term threat to Facebook's popularity was, ironically, becoming dominant to the point of overbearing monopoly.
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Here there was a striking balance between brawn and bite, and innumerable, tiny interpretive touches made their mark without ever seeming forced or overbearing.
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And many of them acknowledged that Mr. Grove's overbearing management had pulled Intel through crises that often proved fatal to other Silicon Valley companies.
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They've become his most famous work, and they show his alcoholic father, his quite physically overbearing mother, and another series shows his weightlifting brother.
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Brexiteers claimed leaving the European Union would allow Britain to "take back control" from an overbearing EU, but capitulating to Trump isn't exactly that.
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It's as if the dyslexic person has moved beyond this overbearing atmosphere into a pure state of hallucination: something almost beautiful despite the horror.
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The formula can feel overbearing and the dialogue sometimes trite, but the dancers are convincing in their performance as they become slaves to time.
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It might take a bit of getting used to, but fortunately, these games are really good about teaching you the ropes without being overbearing.
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Last April, Amazon was criticized for being a stressful, overbearing place to work, and one that frequently put profit over its employees' well-being.
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The consistency of the Trader Joe's granola was a little too flaky for our taste, and the sharpness of the flavors verged on overbearing.
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Looming over it on the wall is an enormous, close-up black-and-white photo portrait in the overbearing style of early fascist propaganda.
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With Chapo's wife, Emma Coronel, watching impassively from the courtroom gallery, Sanchez portrayed the cartel boss she once loved as manipulative, overbearing, and ruthless.
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The dramatic baritone Wolfgang Koch plays her victim, Jochanaan (John the Baptist), while the tenor Wolfgang Ablinger-Sperrhacke appears as her overbearing stepfather, Herodes.
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But here are some additional products to help you get ahead of any potential stressor — whether a pesky facial breakout or an overbearing relative.
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The Instagram founders thought Facebook's increasing interest in shaping Instagram's product direction and growth was overbearing, according to several people familiar with their thinking.
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I'm a huge fan of the brand's Sandalwood body wash ($8), deodorant ($8), and beard butter ($10) — the scent is fresh, but not overbearing.
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That may seem like it could get out of hand but it all made sense and never felt overbearing, even if it was challenging.
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Some of her sessions are more overtly wedding oriented, addressing issues like dealing with overbearing in-laws or negotiating religious differences during the ceremony.
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" Both characters defend themselves against overbearing men: Richard Widmark's volatile nightclub owner in "Road House" and Robert Ryan's violent cop in "On Dangerous Ground.
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A violent time It was a violent time, full of overbearing state security operatives and deaths on the streets in various protests, he says.
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Democrats have fiercely defended the consumer bureau, while Republicans say it oversteps its boundaries and violates its independence with overbearing regulations and enforcement actions.
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" Uninterested in girls, his goal is to restore the masculinity of boys, threatened not by parents but by overbearing mothers who "never go away.
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I truly dislike the 8-megapixel selfie camera, which creates downright terrible photos and has some of the most overbearing beauty filters I've ever tried.
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It doesn't do the night-into-daytime thing that Huawei and Google pull off, but sometimes, I find those night modes to be overbearing anyway.
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If this is a painting about birth and death and everything in between, Bradford has dealt with a loaded subject without becoming pompous or overbearing.
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It's no secret that Trump's overbearing brand of self-promotion has served him well in life, helping him build an empire and win a presidency.
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The next week, Jeremiah and Max found themselves in the park again, eating ice cream cones like two children who had escaped their overbearing parents.
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The young man shouldering a pile of wood in "Work (Young Worker)" looks over his shoulder with wary eyes, possibly directed at an overbearing foreman.
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Whether he's telling the story of an overbearing music teacher or one about two singing-and-dancing lovers in Los Angeles, his vision is clear.
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Dubbing this period the "sex recession," the Atlantic blames the lack of sex on an increase in masturbation, overbearing parents, dating apps, and bad sex.
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Ad blocking has been a big issue for Internet users, who are fed up with slow-loading, overbearing or irrelevant ads disrupting their web browsing.
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The UV Sense, as the company calls it, is meant to help people track how much time they spend in the sun without being overbearing.
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But it was her performance as Albert Brooks' overbearing mom in the 1996 comedy Mother that earned her a Golden Globe nomination for best actress.
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Take DJ Khaled's "I'm The One" featuring Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance the Rapper, Lil Wayne and some extravagantly overbearing vocoder all on the same record.
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The overbearing philosophy of workaholism, which is rooted in macho stereotypes about what hard work should look like, also conveniently leaves out some difficult facts.
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The jumble of concepts ends up being confusing and overbearing, dropping too many cliche themes, life lessons and weakly planned twists into the viewer's lap.
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Just make sure to have personal contact with your team each day (without being too overbearing), says career and management expert Amanda Augustine of TopResume.
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For salarymen enduring long commutes and overbearing bosses, they remain morale-boosters, says Mark Schreiber, who has published collections in English of their wackiest stories.
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Add her uncanny mastery of that insidious power exuded by overbearing men, and Watkins becomes a dead-ringer for the worst boss you've ever had.
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For nearly two decades, Mr. dos Santos arranged flowers on the mosaic and used his overbearing presence to select who would be allowed to play.
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She's a careless friend, struggles with her family, including her overbearing mother (Thompson), and is phoning it in at her job at a Christmas store.
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But my joke about being an overbearing mother now rings hollow, given the recent stories about desperate families being forcibly separated by the Trump Administration.
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Now is time to seize the day, and unbridle our economy from overbearing regulations, creating an economy that is open and accessible to every American.
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The sentimentality never gets overpowering, thanks to a cast that includes Toby Jones as an overextended banker and Shabana Azmi as an overbearing Pakistani matriarch.
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Speaking of public censure, Penn State was pilloried for its overbearing football culture in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child-rape scandal in 2011.
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Do not be overbearing and bombard women coworkers with your knowledge of feminist theory—just be an advocate for their rights in the workplace.36.
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Desperate to save face and please her overbearing parents, she kidnaps a handsome gentleman and forces him to pose as her boyfriend for the holidays.
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Not quite girls whose future is dictated by overbearing parents, and not quite women, despite what some critics may have wished, but somewhere in between.
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In Maradi, young girls cycle into a weathered building to talk about abusive husbands, jealous co-wives, overbearing mothers-in-law — and unfulfilled sex lives.
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Then she's literally destroyed first by humans (which is why Aronofsky keeps calling this an environmental movie) and then by the more overbearing masculine side.
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Reagan, an artsy idealist with white-savior tendencies, grew up in Chicago's posh northern suburbs but needs money to win independence from her overbearing father.
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I thought the mixture of tomato juice and vodka was balanced, yet it had a peppery flavor and spiciness that was vibrant but not overbearing.
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Maurizio Muraro brought old-school polish to the tongue-twisting patter of the overbearing Dr. Bartolo; the sly Mikhail Petrenko was an oily Don Basilio.
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"Finding a cadence that feels natural as opposed to aggressive and a little overbearing is something that each person needs to figure out," admits Rubinstein.
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OK, it's "inconceivable!" as Wallace Shawn's shiny-headed, overbearing princess-snatcher Vizzini keeps shouting, as if he meant to launch a thousand gifs and memes.
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But, as Mr. Madison warned in the Federalist Papers, a democracy imposed "by the superior force" of an "overbearing majority" may not always remain democratic.
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Perhaps that's why we were taken aback by some of the wines in the tasting, in which the oak was overbearing and out of balance.
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"The idea of constant, overbearing surveillance is unsettling and has attracted a great deal of criticism," Dr. Tim Causer of the Bentham Project told Hyperallergic.
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Rules laid down by overbearing governing bodies, imposing limits on weight, dimensions, power output, tire choices, aerodynamics, braking, and whatever else they can think to control.
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Ginny has always trusted her friends and family to make their own decisions, a likely overreaction to her own mother's tendency to be overbearing and overprotective.
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We certainly face an overbearing amount of hostility from strangers and relatives alike, but South Park can't help making its own snide comments on trans existence.
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We hire our staff carefully and spend several months training them, and our philosophy is that we will do anything for our guests, without being overbearing.
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Travis is dominated by his overbearing father, who seems so obsessed with protecting his family that he doesn't realize he's emasculating his son at every turn.
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What would be a humdrum appointment in most other countries is a rare moment when the civilian government has the whip hand over Pakistan's overbearing army.
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High Court Judge Mohamed Zaini Mazlan dismissed the objection from defense counsel Jagjit Singh that the prosecution's characterization of Rosmah as "overbearing" amounted to character assassination.
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Nor was he scarred solely by a difficult relationship with his overbearing father, an idea that Alan Bennett's play "Kafka's Dick" toyed with in the 1980s.
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She stars as an overbearing single mom whose son secretly sets her up with his college buddy in an attempt to deflect some of her attention.
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I'm sure there are great people in the world named Amabella, but on Big Little Lies, the moniker serves as an extension of an overbearing mother.
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"A do-it-yourself party does not work," he told reporters, taking aim at Renzi's management style, which critics say is overbearing, arrogant and self-centered.
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Submitting an app to the App Store isn't overbearing, but it isn't easy either, especially if you're just a small church group or a town board.
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When Kalindi announces that she is getting married, her friends rally around her, protecting her from her overbearing future in-laws and her own broken family.
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My overbearing sense of self was good, so I wanted to make [music] that felt good even if it was negative subject matter in some moments.
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A man who spent his life, as he often explained, getting over an overbearing mother, he was prone to short love affairs rather than long commitments.
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"The problem really is that the way they are doing it will still be seen by people in Hong Kong as actually quite overbearing," Tsang said.
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But just because you laugh at bullying or cast rank incivility as a rejection of an overbearing political correctness culture doesn't make it -- or you -- right.
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Freddy's friend Doodle provides a necessary counterbalance to overwhelming and overbearing Laura, and Freddy's family of stuffed animals offer their two cents in comic-relief asides.
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Her best friend is in recovery and active in AA. Her mother can be overbearing and has also secretly stashed a gun in their shared apartment.
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Aza has normal teenage preoccupations, and struggles to navigate the rites of adolescence: dating, fretting about college, calming her overbearing mother, appeasing her demanding best friend.
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The anxiety may seem overbearing in this moment, but the choices you make may not be in your best interest in a post-COVID-19 world.
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Their flaws — she can be overbearing; he's reticent and emotionally repressed — and their desire to understand each other make for an emotionally rich portrait of love.
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Cancer Uranus natives often feel trapped by conventional ideas of family and their lifestyle choices reflect the need for convenience and freedom from overbearing authority figures.
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It has many of the same drawbacks as Vivo's other phones: overbearing iOS-style software, no wireless charging, and a terrible mono speaker at the bottom.
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Adams, the wife of President John Quincy Adams, first had to deal with an overbearing mother-in-law in Abigail Adams, herself a former first lady.
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Mr. Trump is widely loathed in Latin America, where his early moves have been interpreted as a return to an overbearing, security-obsessed American foreign policy.
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"Coming home from work and essentially needing a spreadsheet to keep track of all these different subscriptions can be pretty overbearing very quickly," Mr. Rojas said.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal plays Lee, a fainthearted young woman with a troubled past whose first job is a secretarial position under an overbearing lawyer, Edward (James Spader).
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But his life unravels after taking one look at the sensual Manon Lescaut, who arrives in town with her overbearing brother on her way to a convent.
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Isobel's date doesn't go as planned thanks to the overbearing minister of a new-age post-gender-binary religion, an overly-friendly Cam and an unannounced visit.
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The concept of the Tiger Mom was no doubt popularized by Chua, but the idea of the harsh, overbearing Chinese mother has been around for much longer.
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I couldn't help but wonder if this was yet another moment designed to diffuse the overbearing darkness that's been hanging over the show since Negan killed Glenn.
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In my makeup bag there is a bunch of creams, potions, Poly-Fil, and over-the-counter drugs that allow me to cross an overbearing gender binary.
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He wants her to predict his future, and when she does, she finds that there's trouble ahead that will pit them both against the overbearing TriSystem government.
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The overbearing health-conscious relative, unsolicited public fat shaming, and size discrimination in the workplace are representative of some of the near-daily challenges fat people endure.
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His sometimes overbearing, angry manner at the debate, in which he repeatedly interrupted Clinton, probably did little to have improved his poor standing among college educated women.
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A "leave" campaign that plays heavily on these fears and paints Brussels as an overbearing authority that undermines Parliament could seduce Labour voters as much as Tories.
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" All in all, he says, "they've become very used to dealing with public appearances if it's not too long, too taxing and not too overbearing for them.
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But the former Communist states of eastern Europe have bristled at EU immigration policy which they regard as too lax toward immigrants and overbearing toward member states.
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Mike Myers voices the angry ogre who becomes a reluctant hero when he's tasked with saving a kingdom of fairy tale characters from its evil, overbearing king.
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Like the 1813 original, Ms. Sittenfeld's novel features a headstrong heroine named Elizabeth Bennet, whose nervous, overbearing mother is obsessed with marrying off her and her sisters.
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It has been almost 13 years since we first met Nemo (Hayden Rolence) and his loving, yet overbearing father, Marlin (Albert Brooks), living in their sea anemone.
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As they struggle to survive, many residents are caught between government attacks from the sky and the overbearing rule of extremist factions that dominate on the ground.
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Ildebrando D'Arcangelo was bluff and entertaining as the traveling snake-oil salesman Dulcamara, Davide Luciano proved suitably overbearing as Belcore, and Ashley Emerson was a lovely Giannetta.
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Bejar helps engaged couples deal with the stress of planning a wedding, addressing everything from how to be firm with vendors to dealing with overbearing in-laws.
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Practical choices throughout society are stymied by overbearing law — whether maintaining order in the classroom, being candid with an employee, or letting children walk to school alone.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's overbearing mother, Sara, bought and built a townhouse for her son and his young wife, Eleanor, with another one for herself right next door.
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The service for our dinner was meticulous without being overbearing, and 45 Degrees Kitchen is now one of my favorite restaurants in this part of the world.
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You're often left to sniff a few selections from hundreds of available bottles with the help of an overbearing salesperson, who is usually no help at all.
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The fissure that had been growing for years finally reached the sea sometime between July 20063 and July 12, releasing the overbearing chunk of ice into the ocean.
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The incredibly sweet Croatian players apologized by helping the photographers to their feet, and much like an overbearing grandma during the holidays, smothering them in hugs and kisses.
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Turner herself has been teasing that a much darker side to Sansa will be revealed this season, especially when it comes to the overbearing men in her life.
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Be genuine, but avoid being overbearing — simply knowing someone is willing to listen is a source of comfort for those who already feel like they aren't being heard.
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He was accused of abuse of power, including "an overbearing manner and forceful push to strengthening authority into (the) Party's United Front Department," the South Korean official said.
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There's a lot to like about the V20, yet at the same time I can't help but feel frustrated by the overbearing LG UX 5.0+ skin and bloatware.
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One or two of the paintings in Grotjahn's latest show might be interesting to look at, but a giant gallery space full of them becomes overbearing and tedious.
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China is "trying to get people in Hong Kong to fall in line without appearing as overbearing," said Steve Tsang, director of the London-based SOAS China Institute.
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Ellis Grey from "Grey's Anatomy" was an overbearing and cutthroat workaholic who was responsible for most of the emotional baggage that Meredith should be dealing with in therapy.
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Yes, many of these phones make similar mistakes with overbearing UI decisions — hello, Huawei — and yes, it's easy to mock some designs for their obvious thrall to iOS.
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If your taste runs to actors who loom large without being overbearing, and whose size does not protect them from pathos and perplexity, then Liam Neeson's your man.
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The internet can be a hellscape of unsavory experiences for anyone; parents face the added challenge of wrestling with how to adequately protect their kids without being overbearing.
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The Hobby Lobby case that same year marked the court's emerging view of Christians as victims of an overbearing government and, by extension, of an insensitively secular society.
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Perhaps not unexpectedly, the wines in our tasting divided largely into two styles: those that were fresh, fruity and tannic, and others that were overbearing, oaky and tannic.
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" In it, he wrote that supporting Mr. Beristain is in line with his community's values: "hard work, small business ownership, suspicion of overbearing government and support for family.
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It's tough reconciling Ms. Mullen with the overbearing mother onstage, to the point where one must blink a couple of times to spot just a hint of Mag.
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Children's Books Adolescence is hard enough, but how are you supposed to handle trauma in the family when your parents are overwhelmed, absent, overbearing or just plain oblivious?
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But unlike some of the wines we rejected, their presence in the Nada was not overbearing or heavy-handed, and the ripe fruit and oak should integrate well.
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If you've had a parent or sibling that loved you, loved you so much that you could feel the overbearing weight of that sickening love, this is the one.
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But on the flip side, if Siri Suggestions become overbearing or get things wrong too often, it could lead users to just switch them off entirely through iOS Settings.
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Albert's frustrating position — talent but none of the credit — reaches a head when she dresses up as Speedie, JT LeRoy's overbearing and reviled British manger in a red wig.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Nancy Davidson's sculptures have a bombastic quality, like an overbearing, gaudily dressed aunt who has just arrived late to a family gathering.
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Redoubling this commitment to openness in trade and investment, prudent but not overbearing regulation, and close cooperation with friends and allies abroad will be essential in the months ahead.
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No, I just thought he was overbearing, and I thought he felt he could get his way no matter what, because he had the immense money and the resources.
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The Last Bookstore453 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013 The whimsicality of this place can be a bit overbearing, but the selection more than makes up for it.
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The Last Bookstore453 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013 The whimsicality of this place can be a bit overbearing, but the selection more than makes up for it.
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In a series of lectures earlier this year Jonathan Sumption, a former Supreme Court justice, complained that the law has come to play an overbearing role in political life.
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Flynn "has gotten on the nerves of Mr. Trump and other administration officials because of his sometimes overbearing demeanor," the New York Times' Maggie Haberman and Glenn Thrush write.
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The problem Mr. Trump poses for the rest of the constitutional system is not that he is too strong and overbearing, but that he is too weak and fitful.
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The combination of pocket computers, Twitter, overbearing bosses, the Protestant work ethic and, yes, Slack conspires to obliterate any boundaries between your work life and the rest of it.
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Her singing was sweet (you believed she was a young woman smitten with a charming stranger) yet sassy (she knew she had to wriggle free of her overbearing guardian).
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Her characters showed me early on that love is as much a choice as it is a feeling, and the pull of family, society and tradition can be overbearing.
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It's very difficult in India because the state—what I call the "Big State"—is so overbearing and intrusive that everyone is scrambling for pieces of the government pie.
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But that measure will only slow down, rather than stop, Pakatan Harapan's slide toward becoming another overbearing ruling coalition, unless a healthy opposition can be groomed outside Pakatan Harapan.
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Most if not all families have relationship difficulties but mine was incredibly overbearing and, in the end, it was not possible for me to remain part of my family.
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Ms. Illuzzi also asked about his role in managing the family's finances, and his overbearing parenting, keeping her from participating in extracurricular activities and restricting time spent with friends.
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Hahaha Aside from its crudeness, what was surprising was that the then-mayor (2014-2019), Mauricio Rodas, had been elected to counter the increasingly overbearing influence of Rafael Correa.
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She and other N.C.A.A. gymnastics coaches adhere to methods that may be standard operational procedure in their sport — and other college sports, too — but might strike outsiders as overbearing.
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Consumed by her nagging, overbearing affectations, the Jewish mother was to blame for the persistent woes of the Jewish American male — his anxiety, his neuroticism, his own assimilation failures.
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Open some of the apps and you'll see some small and subtle differences, but nothing as overbearing as the skins on other Android phones (I'm looking at you Samsung, LG).
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The original ePrivacy proposal even had a bit of a mixed approach to consent which was accused of being too overbearing for some technologies and not strong enough for others.
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THIS was meant to be the week when a proud, sovereign nation served notice that it wanted to leave the overbearing, unrepresentative union to which it had long been shackled.
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The character, as Constance mentioned earlier in the season, almost plays like a parody of overbearing male feminism that silences women's voices in its rush to speak on their behalf.
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In fact, the music, with a theme by composer Hans Zimmer, at times becomes overbearing, as if trying to create a sense of urgency that the storytelling only sporadically possesses.
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In "Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too," Cyrus plays the singer Ashley O, who feels trapped to perform music she doesn't care about by her overbearing manager/aunt Catherine (Susan Pourfar).
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While ostensibly concerned with exploring the minutiae of everyday life, the monotony soon becomes overbearing — the characters too eccentric to be relatable and the plotting too inconsequential to be memorable.
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And when you're working with the same people every day, conflicts are bound to come up, whether it's with that overbearing colleague, a backstabbing co-worker or the office gossip.
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Andie MacDowell, who starred in the original film, also makes an appearance in the Hulu series - this time as the overbearing Texan mother of one of the posh British women.
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Why she insists on equating masculinity and death is something you'd like to know more about, but revelatory answers to that question are not forthcoming in this cerebrally overbearing show.
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It is an important conversation: This is the first time we hear Roberts's character, a social worker named Heidi Bergman, speaking with her neurotic, overbearing boss Colin Belfast (Bobby Cannavale).
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The Democrats, he said, "failed Youngstown": During the steel days, they were the party of overbearing regulations, the ones who told management that they couldn't open a second blast furnace.
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The share prices of the tech giants did not see significant declines upon the representative's comments, indicating the markets don't necessarily fear that overbearing regulation of this nature is likely.
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Thomas Jefferson also lamented this absence, but Madison initially failed to see the need for such assurances, which he described as mere "parchment barriers," easy for "overbearing majorities" to override.
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It seems almost overbearing, the kind of music by which you might drive a team of horses beyond their natural capacities in order to bring word of the coming war.
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I'm on a mission to get to this place or destination, but this place is never defined because the anxiety of reaching it is more overbearing than the end itself.
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But "Thriller" has no virtues of its own: the staging is listless, the soundtrack is overbearing, the dialogue is loaded with outdated slang, and the big twist is utterly asinine.
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It was ostensibly meant for educators running a remote class to see which students aren't paying attention, but it can also be used in the workplace by your overbearing boss.
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While the French state may seem overbearing to some in Saint-Martin, whose residents are French citizens, its people are entitled to all the protections of France's generous social net.
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But electing an overbearing bully didn't work out for us, and now the whole country may find itself on the receiving end of Trump's raised middle finger—West Virginians included.
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It may seem seriously overbearing to the unnamed pro golfer who told Golf Digest that his coach was thrown out for taking a video of his swing with a BlackBerry.
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Apple's showdown with the FBI over access to an encrypted iPhone has been hailed by privacy advocates as a bold idealistic stand against the U.S. government's overbearing mass surveillance system.
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Mr. Reichelt clearly prides himself on what he has created and on his commitment; his teammates seem to respect his position, even if they say he can sometimes be overbearing.
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Mr. Reichelt clearly prides himself on what he has created and on his commitment; his teammates seem to respect his position, even if they say he can sometimes be overbearing.
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Accounts of those who attempt suicide, and of the relatives of those who succeed, suggest that many young Asian women were driven to despair by violent husbands and overbearing in-laws.
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Analysts say that Navarro's reputation as a fringe economic thinker and an overbearing personality could not only cause others to leave but will make it harder for him to hire replacements.
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It might just be a flash in the pan, but it's the best way to describe a quiet confidence that allows you do what you want to do, without being overbearing.
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Uma's new roommates aren't worried: Southern belle Chloe (Danielle Macdonald) sees their residence as a vacation from her overbearing family, and taciturn musician Yu (Awkwafina) just wants to be left alone.
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British pundits talked of the desire for a "Love, Actually" moment, after the scene in the 2003 romantic comedy where Prime Minister Hugh Grant stands up against an overbearing U.S. president.
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Yelchin plays Max, a pouty attempt at the everyman who just wants his overbearing girlfriend Evelyn (Ashley Greene) to stop doing horrible things like decorating their home or feeding him tofu.
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None of this is to say that TV is or isn't better than the movies, or that certain TV shows aren't overpraised, or that the conversation around television can't become overbearing.
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In the past week, a litany of other accusations against Ronell emerged from two-decades worth of graduate students who tolerated the professor's alleged verbal abuse and overbearing demeanor for years.
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"The overbearing emphasis of bass comes at the expense of clarity and the ability to pick out distinct sounds," said SteelSeries Audio Category Manager Brian Fallon in an interview with Motherboard.
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In spite of that, the Germans and the Dutch liked the prospect of sharing the European Union membership with British free-traders, apparently as a counterweight to overbearing French state interventionists.
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He is sent to work in new territory at the seaside resort of Mahdia days before his wedding, after an engagement closely managed by his overbearing mother, played by Sabah Bouzouita.
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The World Is Yours: NETFLIX FILM To escape his life of crime, a small-time mobster in Paris accepts one last job involving Spain, drugs, the Illuminati and his overbearing mother.
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This may all sound like I'm drawing overbearing conclusions from the act of getting pissed, but it's just this sort of cosmic significance that Wild Beasts have always afforded their subjects.
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"He continued:"My truth is that I'm a talented football player, a damn good writer, a loving son, an overbearing brother, a caring friend, a loyal lover, and a bisexual man.
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Not just from the overly loving parents and grandparents in their own lives, but from the overbearing (yet well-meaning) characters we watched doing it on screen throughout our formative years.
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Research points to hereditary genes that predispose children to an anxiety disorder, and studies have found that an overbearing or anxious parenting style can induce anxiety and risk-aversion in kids.
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Leftward threats to the liberal order are better understood as threats to neoliberalism, an amorphous term that, within leftist circles, refers to the overbearing influence of capitalist forces in everyday life.
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We can see how Ruth's overbearing parenting, Sandy's hover-parenting, and Isis's total lack of parenting have influenced their respective daughters' own child-rearing styles and contributed to their particular neuroses.
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Ms. Wohl's "Small Mouth Sounds" was a highlight of recent seasons largely because of its burrowing nature: the way it kept unearthing emotion from what could have been an overbearing premise.
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It was a gift from my daughter to be invited in at all — I know I can be overbearing sometimes — and I cherished the invitation like a rare and precious gem.
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There is "Majesty," an overbearing collaboration with Eminem — to be fair, one of the only rappers who can match Ms. Minaj's theatricality — that extends for an uncomfortably long period of time.
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One hopes too that he'll come to terms with the emotional legacy of a proud and overbearing father who could never find it in himself to offer his son unconditional praise.
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"My truth is that I'm a talented football player, a damn good writer, a loving son, an overbearing brother, a caring friend, a loyal lover, and a bisexual man," he continued.
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Apart from overbearing music — the lead-in to the first day of the riots is scored with an orchestra tuning up — the film mostly lets the archival footage speak for itself.
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While skilled at disrupting terrorist networks in Iraq as an intelligence officer, he was regarded as an erratic and overbearing boss by many of his subordinates at the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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This was a powerful enough draw to even pull me in, after I'd previously dismissed Photos for being overbearing and practically demanding that I upload every shot I take to Google's servers.
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He said his wife suffered major depressive disorder and anxiety, often finding the limelight that accompanied his life of public service to be overbearing and feared her longtime struggles would be exposed.
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It is time, Molly and Amy decide, to let themselves live a little: "I'm going to experience a seminal fun anecdote!" chirps Molly with what we understand is her usual overbearing determination.
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Chinese stocks were the only laggards in the region with mainland indices in negative territory as concerns over renewed economic slowdown and overbearing regulation to curb broad financial risks weighed on sentiment.
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It also sometimes takes on the role of an overbearing parent or kid sibling and tells owners, "don't work too hard," or "remember to take bathroom breaks," before they leave for work.
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Society seems to have undermined their sense of self as cultural values alien to them have become the norm, and government bureaucrats and the coastal elites seem to have grown more overbearing.
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There's nothing wrong with exploring one's body for different types and degrees of pressure, but the overbearing cultural imperative for women to do so, with its transparent sociopolitical agenda, is a problem.
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In recent years, we've discovered that the NYPD had been monitoring Muslim communities across the tri-state area, which was not just overbearing, and unconstitutional, but a poor use of limited resources.
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The Soprano family and all their counterparts are Catholics, but Jews and Italians have much in common: Overbearing mothers, sociality centered around food, and a long-suffering, largely outdated sense of persecution.
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Bigwigs in government feel bounced into their friendship with America by virulent anti-Chinese sentiment among ordinary Vietnamese, some of whom accuse the cadres of going soft on Vietnam's overbearing northern neighbour.
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By the same token, I think I'm making a contemporary film about contemporary characters in which the currency is not this overbearing trauma, but rather a very earned expression of genuine tenderness.
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" Ronald Reagan, elected in 7373, mocked what he considered to be overbearing regulators: "The nine most terrifying words in the English language are 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
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The trick to keeping the energy buzzy but not too brainy (or at risk of becoming lethargic) is to select a strange song, one that is enveloping but not overbearing or peripheral.
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To paraphrase Donnelly's personal story, which then informed the study: She's a teenager when she gets romantically involved with her band boyfriend, an overbearing force who orders more wildness in her performance.
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The downturn was set off by a drop in oil prices, competition from fracking and other sources and, local businesses will tell you, an overbearing regulatory reaction to the Deepwater Horizon accident.
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From a critical point of view, it's a far different thing to praise a style but drink it rarely than it is to criticize a style as imbalanced, overbearing or somehow flawed.
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Consequently, what some may see as an examination of loss and legacy, others will view as a portrait of psychological coercion: overbearing men riding roughshod over the wishes of a grieving woman.
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The reasons people work on Thanksgiving are as varied as the jobs themselves: to make a little extra money, to satisfy the demands of an overbearing boss, to keep the community safe.
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This is the same old "Figaro," perhaps even milder than usual, just with those overbearing sets and wanly slinky costumes, inspired by the chic black-and-white photographs of Jacques-Henri Lartigue.
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Under President Barack Obama, conservatives were outraged by what they saw as an overbearing federal government when it came to issues like health care and the proposed expansion of the DACA program.
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I saw a video where he kept re-recording a single word, and I realized he puts in so much effort to not be too overbearing or pushy with his emotional accents.
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Alma's timeline fluctuates wildly as she splits time between her bland existence — dead-end job, well-meaning boyfriend, overbearing mother — and hopping on and off this earthly plane with her dead father.
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Within pages, though, we're flashing back to 1936 and Greenwich Village, where we learn that she is a Vassar student, the one with "guts" and "brains" in her overbearing, conservative Catholic family.
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Through Helen's eyes, we see the pain felt by women, men, and children of a life hemmed in by overbearing religion and by a kind of masculinity that makes no one stronger.
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The first follows Tyler (Harrison Jr.), a high school senior, as he navigates the burden of expectations put on him by his overbearing father, played with bristling intensity by Sterling K. Brown.
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Most of their lessons would last 203 or 220 minutes, in part because Mike Thomas had a busy schedule teaching and competing, but also because he did not want to be overbearing.
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Mexican governments over the last quarter-century have consistently pushed back against the nation's historical resentment toward the United States, hoping to build a more cooperative relationship with its overbearing northern neighbor.
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After the crushing, confusing, overbearing mess that was 2013's Star Trek Into Darkness, 2016's Beyond rights course with what amounts to a supersize episode of the original 1960s TV show.
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The trouble, Leovy argued, was not that poor black people lacked discipline or restraint or civility, as conservatives have long alleged, but it was not so simple as overbearing, brutal police practices either.
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It's almost as if we overhype the worst stereotypes about men (see every sitcom ever featuring lovable goofs incapable of loading a washing machine) and women (see those same sitcoms featuring overbearing nags).
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Italians and Hungarians are relative newcomers to the Euro-skeptic enterprise, and their programs are narrowly focused on anti-immigration policies and a refusal to accept Germany's overbearing political, economic and social diktats.
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Woodcock's attachment to his dead mother, his connection to his sister, and his overbearing and even cruel dedication to his work gets snagged by the addition of Alma, who seems at first yielding.
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"Only Eazy I fuck with is E / I seen he dyed his hair and got a hanging earring / I fucked his girl now he look like me, this shit is overbearing," he said.
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Writer David Foster Wallace has become shorthand for noxious, overbearing men in the literary community, as his legion of male fans project their own self-perceived sensitive, damaged brilliance into the late author.
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Let me spare you the detail on the boring grisly murders and instead dissect how we know that Black Mirror's EULAs are just as overbearing as the ones we have to sign are.
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If Facebook's multi-prong approach can decrease the prevalence of fake news without becoming overbearing truth police, it could dismantle one of the greatest threats to its future as a core internet utility.
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The National Rifle Association's propaganda arm has gone after many issues tangentially related, in the group's mind, to gun rights: overbearing liberalism, the fake news media, and even teenage survivors of gun violence.
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I think this is part of the reason I'm interested in plastering myself all over social media, to be overbearing in my documentation as a queer working class woman feels quite 'fuck you.
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The Orientalisms they mix in are fresh enough to engage not just gullible U.K. ravers but an openminded outsider like yours truly; their trance grooves don't go for that overbearing Ibiza-style attack.
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Tell-tale indicators of exploitation in nail bars include unfeasibly low prices, workers who appear very young or are unwilling to make eye contact, and overbearing managers who insist on taking the money.
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He began running practices and offering his thoughts on personnel, cultivating respect among his charges — many of whom he played against — by being firm but fair, demanding but not overbearing, an expert communicator.
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She described him as overbearing and obsessive, though she conceded on Monday that the two continued to speak and exchange text messages — and on one occasion had intimate relations — after she moved out.
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What better way to stick it to your overbearing parents than by climbing up on top of the N train in your track pants, feeling the wind ripple in your goofy teen haircut!
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The adults each have to overcome their own hang-ups to become the sort of parent their daughter needs, whether that means being less overbearing, more involved, or the right kind of supportive.
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It can easily become heavy and overbearing, though when painstakingly farmed and vinified with a light hand, as in Ms. Occhipinti's Siccagno, made entirely of nero d'Avola, it can be energetic and delightful.
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People laughed knowingly at the depiction of shrill Chinese mainlanders and their over-the-top, nouveau riche ways, and groaned at the familiar sight of overbearing parents meddling in their children's love life.
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Linda is a mother desperate to rewrite her story so she is no longer the wife who watched as her overbearing husband tanked her business and left her with a pile of debt.
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For the Fluxus manifesto, which denounces hierarchical culture and the elevated position of the artist within that culture, Ms. Blanchett vehemently enacts the text in the guise of a temperamental, overbearing Russian choreographer.
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At this show, which celebrates Thanksgiving and the approaching holiday season, the young performers will consider traditions and a few things they really aren't grateful for, like interminable family dinners and overbearing relatives.
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"I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," Maya Angelou This was the first autobiography that meant everything to me as a young survivor struggling to find voice and meaning through the overbearing darkness.
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She did everything in her power to protect her babies but you cannot fight off a trained military killing machine who has the training, muscles, anger and the influence of drugs overbearing you.
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Trump is widely disliked by liberals and Sanders has a huge advantage over Trump with libertarians because of Trump's overbearing and hostile style that some conservatives and liberals have compared to neo-fascism.
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Like Emma, we are often scolded for being too headstrong or overbearing, and like us, she is the "other" in her community—a woman whose primary goal is not to "get" a man.
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Cavernlight has been writing and making music since 2006, occasionally playing their music for friends and filling a desire to play overbearing, poignant doom and post-rock that incorporated significant amounts of noise.
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Throw in wild-card wedding guests, like a drunk uncle, feuding bridesmaids, or an overbearing momzilla, and more often than not, minor controversy — or, on occasion, major — is the rule, rather than the exception.
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Mr McEwan's script goes back in time every few minutes to show the differences between them--including Edward's mentally ill mother and Florence's overbearing father--and a hint of abuse factors into the proceedings.
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These moves walk right up to the line of overbearing, excessive visual splendor, but FighterZ never succumbs to it by keeping things snappy and always re-centering the scene on the standard 2D plane.
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Mindy Lahiri, Kaling's character on the show, has dealt with an anti-vaccine caretaker, an overbearing (almost) mother-in-law, and, of course, the consequences of calling off her engagement to her son's father.
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After initially giving Pell sweeping powers, the pontiff later clipped his wings when other departments accused him of an overbearing manner and of being condescending to the Italian-dominated Curia, the Church's central administration.
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The move is the latest in a slew of measures introduced by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC), which has been taking steps against overbearing shareholders, funding term mismatches and risky acquisitions, among others.
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Time is of the essence if we are to reestablish U.S. competitiveness in a field where other countries such as China are taking advantage of the void created by overbearing and dysfunctional U.S. regulation.
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And if you think Yankee Stadium is hyperkinetic in October, try stepping into the caldron of youth sports, with its overbearing parents, grating coaches and emotionally burdened children under the lights on Saturday nights.
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The question that spawned a thousand think pieces is whether Amy's overbearing, sociopathic self-awareness was an intentional artistic choice, and therefore whether Flynn is reflecting the pressures of patriarchy or blindly perpetuating them.
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Mr. López Obrador's overbearing presence became a liability in the final days of the campaign, several analysts said, when his ambitions and political feuds seemed to eclipse Ms. Gómez's efforts to promote her platform.
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Santulli told Insider that while it was once really popular "to use dark heavy fabrics and finishings to create warm sophisticated spaces," today these materials just make rooms feel "overbearing" and kind of gloomy.
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The stereotype of the overbearing in-law appears in sitcoms and movies alike, but according to Robinson-Brown this kind of intrusive behavior can be an indication of a deeper problem in the dynamic.
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" In a 2-1 decision, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 does not protect workers from "a boorish, callous, condescending, or overbearing supervisor.
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After initially giving him sweeping powers, the pope later significantly trimmed them back when other departments accused Pell of treating them in an overbearing way and of being condescending to the Italian-dominated curia.
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I recognize it is overbearing, but for me, it has been a huge part of my life and a part of it stems from thinking about how every single year our carbon emissions increase.
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During the filming, it wasn't exactly clear that Culkin was happy—many of the on-set witnesses I spoke to recalled his father being overbearing and strange—but he was at least a kid.
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Seventeen reports that the retailer is replacing its trademark (and sometimes overbearing) scent with a new fragrance, hoping to draw in new customers and distance itself from associations of the oversexed A&F of yesteryear.
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And women candidates have to strike an incredibly tricky balance in the public eye: being confident without being boastful, being stylish without being either too garish or too frumpy, and appearing strong without being overbearing.
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The new Black Mirror episode, starring Miley Cyrus and titled "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too" is about a pop star's fall from grace as she tries to grapple with her fame and an overbearing manager.
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Taiwan can do so much more if it was freed from the shackles on its international space imposed by an overbearing China in order to interact and network with experts in the global medical community.
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The rising generation is teetering on the middle ground where they feel they're safest, but are prone to fall into the waiting arms of the Left due to progressives' overbearing and intolerant presence in education.
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I talked with creator Brad Knox about the tech at CES, and came away pleased with the simplicity of the design at a time when overbearing, talking, dancing robot toys seem to be the norm.
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In the PUA realm, thanks to complete misunderstanding of wolf pack hierarchies, "beta" has come to be used as a catch all term for anyone who is not an assertive, overbearing alpha type (mostly liberals).
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" He is so modest that, at one point, he offered an apology for his modesty, observing that "self-deprecation can be a little bit overbearing on the person who is forced to listen to it.
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Veronica's damage is explained by her overbearing mom (Chrissy Metz, in a broad performance that's a big contrast to her role on the series "This Is Us") who in turn reveals damage of her own.
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The same might be said of Vanessa Aspillaga's lovably overbearing Kathy, the loudmouthed but big-hearted Italian nurse, who is tending to Amy in the Queens, N.Y., institution where Maggie and Jacob come to visit.
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He's part and parcel with the film's tonal inconsistency, which veers from broad comedy (Miranda Otto as an overbearing hostess is very funny, but seems like she belongs in a different movie) to bittersweet catharsis.
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"Finally, we're being protected from the overbearing press," deadpanned Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), who said he'd heard there would be a 15 minute delay from adjournment before questions could be asked. Sen.
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Sure, he turned prickly and even somewhat overbearing at times during the most recent debates, taunting Sanders, talking over him and trying to break through beyond Iowa and New Hampshire as the clock ticked down.
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"The Petronio Residency Center is a retreat in which to study, work and experiment while cut loose from the overbearing pressures inherent in a choreographer's day-to-day living," Mr. Petronio said in a statement.
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While that sets up a classic love triangle and an equally classic pair of close friends who clearly haven't explored their own chemistry, Crashing doesn't let romantic tension dominate its six episodes in an overbearing way.
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Columbus, Wichita, Little Rock, and Tallahassee have maintained their makeshift, post-apocalyptic family unit, with Columbus and Wichita settling into a couple's routine (or rut), and Tallahassee serving as an overbearing father figure to Little Rock.
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He was brought up at Cliveden, a great house on the Thames: "a shallow, vapid, cotton-wool life", he once said, dominated by his obtrusive and overbearing American mother Nancy, Britain's first female member of parliament.
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Eskelsen García predicted the resistance to DeVos will find unlikely allies in Republican governors and state legislators across the country, who might bristle at an overbearing education secretary telling them what to do in their states.
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One or two of the paintings might be interesting to look at, but a giant gallery space full of them becomes overbearing and tedious, like a bin full of hand-painted ties on sale after Christmas.
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There is another path 'The Walking Dead' can take But "The Well" showed that there is another path The Walking Dead can take, one where overbearing, soul-crushing violence isn't the only thing that's being offered.
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My father, with all of his overbearing worries, loves me very much, and that's why he wants me home—for consistency, for security, and for sometimes absurd amounts of love that I've never had to question.
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Over five tracks, she flits through spacious synth sequences and sparse kick drums; there's an overbearing anxiousness in the air, a sick awareness of the rapidly decreasing oxygen as she drags you closer to the stratosphere.
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The fullest accounting of this view comes in Stephen Strang's book "God and Donald Trump," in which the Pentecostal publisher writes that evangelicals had been praying for deliverance from an overbearing, hostile (and Democratic) federal government.
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You often hear about the colossal and overbearing egos of chefs, and it is true that some would insist that only they can prepare the artichoke, the duck breast, the farm-fresh fire-roasted grandmother special.
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These intractable problems include an overbearing military, whose dominance of Chinese airspace hobbles existing airports, as well as a broad retreat from market-driven economic reforms, leading to a dependence on infrastructure investment to increase growth.
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If Frank Stella's ambition and insatiable visual voracity were exhilarating at first, the paintings' often overbearing size and physicality also left the viewer, time and again, with the unsettling feeling of being wrestled to the ground.
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AirPods are fantastic — they have fewer connection issues than any other wireless headphones — and after years of refinement, the Apple Watch shows you just enough stuff from your phone to make it useful without becoming overbearing.
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Bobbie Louise Hawkins, a prodigious Beat Generation poet and novelist whose work reverberated with her hardscrabble Texas childhood and her belated liberation from an overbearing husband, died on May 4 at her home in Boulder, Colo.
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Yes, the conceptual framework, or rather frameworks, can be a touch overbearing, more so in this hasty concert than in the 1991 Off Broadway original at Playwrights Horizons or in the Roundabout's Broadway production in 2004.
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While she struggles to prove to her colleagues she has what it takes to excel in the industry, her overbearing mom Carol (Andrea Martin) just so happens to get hired as the company's newest intern. Casual!
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Republicans said President Barack Obama's appointee to the F.C.C., Tom Wheeler, had created a slew of overbearing rules for broadband providers that would put them at a disadvantage relative to internet companies like Google and Netflix.
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The bank that received a $10bn bailout from US taxpayers in 2008 is looking to the Trump administration for another helping hand, this time from what Goldman sees as overbearing regulation exacerbating its current trading funk.
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Better Things had already been good in its first season, as creator, star, writer, and director Pamela Adlon examined motherhood through the eyes of Sam Fox, mother of three daughters and daughter of one overbearing mother.
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Kim Yong Chol's "overbearing attitude" was reportedly the reason he was sent by his own leadership to a monthlong re-education session in the North Korean countryside in mid-2016, according to the South Korean press.
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We've solved problems like this in the past by purging our browser of cookies and cached data, so follow the instructions we laid out in tip 1 if you're still having problems with overbearing pop-up windows.
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Based on the children's book series, Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie features the voices of Kevin Hart and Silicon Valley's Thomas Middleditch as two fourth-grade BFFs who hypnotize their overbearing principal (voiced by Ed Helms).
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Ironic, considering a 2009 study found Utah's residents were the biggest purchasers of porn in the U.S. Everybody loved her too Doris Roberts, the overbearing mom Marie on "Everybody Loves Raymond," was a TV staple for decades.
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Granted, the backdrop is really just an excuse for a workplace comedy, with a family twist: Katie's boss (Adam Campbell) essentially punishes her by hiring her overbearing mom ("SCTV's" Andrea Martin) as an intern on the program.
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Analogous neglect can be identified in housing, macroeconomic policy, and government orientation toward the private sector, which is at once undisciplined and overbearing, respectively allowing influential actors to behave oligopolistically and thwarting entrepreneurial initiative through government regulation.
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The two sides are seeking to repair the friendship, though Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, who has praised the old tradition of a neutral foreign policy, is likely to be vigilant that China is not too overbearing.
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Drescher told Refinery29 that she drew on her own experience growing up Jewish in Queens, New York to create the colorful cast of characters, from Fran herself, to her overbearing, drama queen mother, played by Renee Taylor.
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Starring a very bored employee and her overbearing boss at what looks like a copy-and-print store, it finds the former fleeing the latter's surveillant gaze to let loose and wreak havoc in the back room.
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Reported hate crimes rose for the third consecutive year in 2017, according to the F.B.I. "It was taken for granted in the South that whites could use force against any African-Americans who became overbearing," he said.
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"We have parents who can be overbearing, but we've never had to deal with a consultant," said Desiré DeSoto, a counselor at Wai'anae High School in rural Oahu, where the majority of the students are Native Hawaiian.
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Some of this newfound love for obscure grapes can be overbearing, a way for wine geeks to draw a line between those who drink pinot grigio — "book club wine," I've heard it called — and the true connoisseur.
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In this telling, overbearing mothers routinely emasculated their male children with their nagging and guilting, eventually inspiring a misogynistic backlash among their sons, either in an effort to recover lost dignity or establish a separate masculine identity.
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It is time humanity saw the forest for the trees lest we fall off the cliff of time as a ground-breaking, soulless creature with an overbearing intellect and diabolical ego who pulverized everything in its way.
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In Rwanda, by contrast, an efficient but overbearing government has built a successful SACCO sector from scratch—even if a quarter of members felt obliged to join out of a sense of civic duty, according to one survey.
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On the other side, you have black and brown Americans who largely grew up in places where the police are a persistent — if not harassing — presence, so cops are seen as overbearing abusers of power instead of defenders.
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Sparks fly from the start between Jamie and Laura, too — especially since Henry seems inattentive and overbearing, even if he isn't violent or mean in the way his father is — but propriety and position put barriers between them.
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He launched a fellowship to convince kids not to go to college, backed a non-profit that wants to build floating cities away from overbearing governments, and invested millions to fight death so he can live to 120.
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Not as an "either/or;" either we use data or we don't, but rather they're gaining awareness about data from an ethical perspective, gradually moving away from an overbearing focus on big data and embracing sustainable data use.
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I'm not just talking about family members who register on the creepy-stalker side of the spectrum, although there are certainly jealous spouses and overbearing parents out there who surveil their partners and children with an unhealthy vigilance.
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Although this might be good in some ways (it frees you up from having to worry about an overbearing partner…which is a context that can be linked to violence and abuse), it may be bad in others.
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And naturally, as happens with all memes and cultural phenomenons in the 21st century, a strange market of Trudeau-related items and products has popped up to add to the already overbearing mythos of the prophesied Trudeau son.
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Maybe "stress" is an overbearing, over-doing-it word that we never replaced in time for the revolution with something less evocative of a troubled architect on a television dramedy rubbing the loose pink skin of his temples.
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I think what I was most surprised by is that it just seemed OK. By that, I mean that you have a lot of freedom, and people are all doing their own thing, but it wasn't overbearing kindness.
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A VERY LATE STORY Written and illustrated by Marianna Coppo Meta picture books, in which characters know (or find out) they're in a book, can be overbearing, but this one brings a light, clever touch to the conceit.
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" Stratis's father resembles Andre Agassi's, an overbearing former Olympic athlete and immigrant, but Brunt said the proliferation of "these crazy tennis academies" as a replacement for high school has more children "giving up any other kind of life.
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At times, the tightly packed tables were a touch claustrophobic and a particularly lengthy cover of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams felt like it was four decibels too loud, but the "Invigorating, Active" part of this high never felt overbearing.
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As we walk from one section of the park to another in search of more dizzying, gut-churning fun, I'm able to impart small bits of wisdom without coming across as overbearing, the way I might at home.
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However, I've still got to wonder if this thing won't push things too far in the other direction, giving helicopter parents just one more way to be even more overbearing while also making kids even more absorbed in tech.
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So begins Katherine's odyssey through the streets of Brussels, from dank Euro clubs run by Stefan's old friend (Luke Evans) to swanky lunches with his overbearing mother (Hélène Cardona), to confront what she couldn't bear to a year before.
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Regardless of whatever curveballs life throws at you this week, you have high hopes for the future and a generous optimism that can provide forgiveness and comfort in spite of the overbearing demands from authority figures in your life.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, whose country's prosperity could be radically affected by the fate of its large and historically overbearing neighbor, said he too was trying to help, but that Dublin would not let the treaty be weakened.
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People tend to focus on all the sexual drama of Cruel Intentions to the point that they forget it was also a very funny movie, thanks in part to Blair but also Christine Baranski, who played Cecile's overbearing mom.
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All the pieces are in place, from Chandra's overbearing boss to John's misunderstanding of his son to Naz's... well, everything, but the show moves too fast to catch them and fills a bit too much time with eczema jokes.
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Acoustic number "Old Friends" could've easily been on Parachutes, "Church" finds the band sounding huge without being overbearing, and "Champion of the World" channels their ebullience into resonance in its tribute to the late Frightened Rabbit frontman Scott Hutchison.
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She announces her resignation from the board and then retreats to a bar where she meets Carla, a neglectful and horny single mom, and Kiki, an isolated stay-at-home mom who is closely monitored by an overbearing husband.
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"Xenos" is Greek for stranger or foreigner, and in this affecting but at times overbearing work, which had its United States premiere on Wednesday at the White Light Festival at Lincoln Center, Mr. Khan embodies a lost, tortured soul.
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To live in a country where my children have the same opportunities as those who are born into great wealth and where the overbearing attitude isn't to look out solely for yourself before thinking of society as a whole.
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Meanwhile, Kate (Chrissy Metz) is juggling a lot too, including two overbearing guys: Toby (Chris Sullivan) said, "No, thanks" to boundaries and inserted himself into her weight-loss immersion camp, especially after his parking lot run-in with Duke (Adam Bartley).
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A tradition that believes that power corrupts, and that our goal should be not to gain power but to contain power or limit Presidential power.... This race should be about which candidate will best protect you from an overbearing government.
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None of these things have much to do with sex, but they have everything to do with attempting to dominate and control women who step out of line, who refused to be ruled by heteronormativity and the world of overbearing men.
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After a 30-hour stay in London to promote the film "Blockers," a raunchy comedy about parents hellbent on saving their teenage daughters' virginities (he plays one of the overbearing fathers), he was in New York to reclaim his wrestling throne.
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Perhaps — like Patsy Ramsey, who lived under an "umbrella of suspicion" until her own death — she's too flashy, too image-conscious, an overbearing stage mom possibly capable of staging a ransom note and committing murder over her daughter's bed-wetting.
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What follows is a creation myth centered around her parents — her architect mother's unhappy first marriage to a violent, overbearing man and eventual escape to Leola's doctor father, and her father's enduring strangeness, with which Leola believes she has been cursed.
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If you watched Coven, you know that Madison (Emma Roberts) was trapped in hell — which for her is working in retail with snotty customers and an overbearing boss forever — trying to complete the seven wonders, and she kind of deserved it.
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A team of so-called "freaks" which featured the likes of Golga, a giant man wearing a gimp mask and ill-fitting clothes while carrying around a stuffed Eric Cartman toy, and the overbearing Juggalo kings the Insane Clown Posse.
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After four years of catastrophic drought and nearly a year of mandatory water conservation measures, Williams is joining a growing chorus of consumers in the wetter parts of the state to call for an end to restrictions they see as overbearing.
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Clearly, their inherent lack of impulse control is a source of concern for food researchers, overbearing parents, and fast-food advertisers, all of whom have a vested interest in dictating what they think is a balanced diet for a child.
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She said that learning about the difficulties women face in the workplace led her to work on the iconic film "9 to 5" with stars Dolly Parton and Lily Tomlin, about women workers dealing with a sexist and overbearing boss.
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Trump isn't really helping himself, since by raising the actions of those who came before him he distracted attention from his own attempt to express the overbearing responsibility every president feels when confronted with the cost of sending troops to war.
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It is partly an inquiry into the meaning of gender, a subject Faludi, the famous feminist, sees very differently from Stefánie, who hewed to traditional notions of masculinity and femininity both as an overbearing patriarch and as a coquettish old woman.
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Trump's EPA argues that the the CPP illegally sought to regulate the power sector at large — not just carbon pollution—and that compliance costs for the coal industry would be overbearing and have negligible effects on climate change, according to Politico.
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In Western states, where about half of all land is controlled by federal agencies, Mr. Trump's supporters hope the pendulum swings back from what they say are overbearing Obama administration regulations that put sage grouse and owls ahead of economic growth.
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The study found that between one-third and one-half of all American physicians experience burnout in their work and learning (residency/training) environments, because of inadequate capacity (supply of doctors), health financing and reporting chaos, and overbearing administrative systems.
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His days are filled with mundane tasks, lots of booze, a sexy teenage neighbor who sends his hormones into overdrive, and an overbearing mother who leans way too heavy and entirely too close on her son for physical and emotional support.
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The rabbit-like virtual companion stomps around your desktop spouting anxieties about the fleeting nature of life, worrying about being too overbearing by asking you questions, and finally concluding that love makes it all worthwhile even though everything must end.
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From there, transfer the dumplings to a large serving bowl or plate, then absolutely shower them in fresh herbs (parsley and mint are complementary without being overbearing), and sweet, grassy pea tendrils if you can get your hands on them.
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Madoff even boasts a reasonable approximation of big-screen pizzazz, thanks to the overbearing (but flashy) direction of indie film auteur Raymond De Felitta, along with a script by Ben Robbins that is vaguely reminiscent of The Wolf of Wall Street.
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If she could still assign stories (and she clearly wants to), Abramson would focus on a more nuanced and detailed portrait of the candidate's character — especially when it comes to the GOP front-runner's relationship with his overbearing developer father, Fred.
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Sure, they're getting a lot of clicks and selling ads by framing your struggle as one of an embattled minority silenced by the overbearing liberalism of academia, but that false equivalence is not helping you prepare for the wider world.
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Businesses, many of which learned of the new rules months after they became law, complain of arbitrary and overbearing tax inspectors and say the system is slow, inefficient and open to abuse with some officials demanding bribes for quick clearance.
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In fact, chaotic human homes, with their noises, stenches and overbearing occupants, may be the most radical and challenging environment that these little hunters, which flourish on deserted sub-Antarctic islands and the slopes of active volcanoes, have yet faced.
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The move is the latest in a barrage of measures introduced in the last month by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC), which has been taking steps against overbearing shareholders and risky acquisitions in an attempt to clean up the industry.
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Waymo's head of UX design and research, Ryan Powell, who develops the design and interfaces of the screens (including a mobile app) in the self-driving vehicles, thinks a lot about how to convey trustworthiness and vehicle competence without being overbearing.
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"Meanwhile Spencer's scrappy Minny Jackson, Aibileen's best friend and the best cook in the county, provides not only comic relief but a feistiness that shows that some maids found the gumption and means to get back at overbearing employers," the publication wrote.
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A spartan room and a security guard can make viewers feel like they're also on display: trying to engage with the art is like trying to have an intimate conversation in a starkly lit restaurant while an overbearing waiter hovers by your shoulder.
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After their boat ride faking his death, Jason left her with a promise that he'd call when he was somewhere safe and far away from Riverdale, where he couldn't be reached or pulled back by their overbearing parents … but that call never came.
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Back in the day, there was a certain justice of the peace in the tiny Southern town of Iuka, Mississippi who you'd go see if you had a certain type of problem—an overbearing mother or father, a golden ring, a lovesick heart.
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For example, Merrill Lynch preemptively reformed its business model to contend with the overbearing fiduciary rule by banning commissions on retirement accounts which forced clients to either endure higher fee-based costs, switch to a cheaper service, or leave the firm entirely.
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Overprotective, overbearing parents have to learn that it's OK if their kid doesn't get a trophy sometimes, OK if they hear a little bit of criticism every now and again, and OK if they, once in a while, do something without you.
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The series revealed, among other things, that Sheela and her brother Bipin, a non-Rajneeshee, had personally profited from the purchase of the Big Muddy Ranch in 1981, and showed how Sheela's overbearing behavior had helped undermine Rajneesh's movement around the world.
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All of these stories about students and their demands for trigger warnings and safe spaces, it's fascinating that it makes it seem that students are the overbearing tyrants with all of this power, when these institutions have so much power over their students.
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And, save for a few unfortunate exceptions, most fans are also aware that there are limits—something they will tell you is that the intent behind the persistent #ComeToBrazil nagging is hardly ever malicious, even if sometimes it can get comically overbearing.
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They also will be consulted on security practices of your app or product or service to make sure you're complying with consumer-expected privacy expectations — and not the overbearing and all-embracing industry standards of vacuuming up as much data as there is.
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They filled my water glass a few times without me even realizing that they were coming through the aisles, offered to answer any questions, and were all great to chat with, without being overbearing or anything if I wanted to relax or work.
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But if Mr. Weinstein were to take the stand, prosecutors would quite likely have tried to elicit testimony that would have portrayed him as a bullish, overbearing figure who had used his influence in the industry to coerce women into unwanted sexual encounters.
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British journalist Talia Shadwell found that after she forgot to enter a period in a period-tracking app, ads for baby clothes and prenatal vitamins started haunting her around the internet, "a bit like an overbearing relative," she wrote in the Daily Mail.
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One of Wintour's former assistants wrote a fictionalized account of her days at Vogue — it would eventually be made into the movie "The Devil Wears Prada," starring Meryl Steep as the overbearing editor in chief and Anne Hathaway as her overworked assistant.
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Based loosely on Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew, the movie told the story of two sisters in Seattle, Kat (Stiles) and Bianca (Larissa Oleynik), whose overbearing doctor father forbade them from dating in the fear that they'd come home knocked up.
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This not only allowed him to end the book with a devastatingly funny punchline but created a context that makes sense of the rawness of protagonist Alexander Portnoy's rambling reflections on being young, horny, Jewish, and in thrall to an overbearing mother.
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In Any Given Sunday, Stone tried to do for professional football what he attempted to do for the Kennedy assassination and to a lesser extent Richard Nixon—create an epic tale surrounding one of the great American myths in the most stylistically overbearing manner possible.
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Often when we talk about the band, and when we're approached, it does focus on the quite dark and depressive tone of it, but I'm a bit more excited to talk about the other stuff, that stuff is a bit overbearing to chat about.
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If you look at the — every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like Katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds of people that died and what happened here with a storm that was just totally overbearing.
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" Thiel has even gone so far as to back The Seasteading Institute, a non-profit thinkthank whose whose stated goal is to build floating cities to get away from overbearing governments and "provide a machinery of freedom to choose new societies on the blue frontier.
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While Uber and Lyft may be able to stomach a pause in what is Uber's largest market in the U.S., attempts to replicate these bills in other places may prove to be much more overbearing or sweeping than those passed today in New York.
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The second idea is that China's overbearing behaviour in its neighbourhood is an opportunity for America to strengthen old bonds with such allies as Japan and South Korea, and to forge new ties with ASEAN nations that want an alternative to Chinese regional hegemony.
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Trump's EPA argues that the Clean Power Plan exceeded the agency's authority and illegally sought to regulate the power sector at large — not just carbon pollution — and that compliance costs for the coal industry would be overbearing and have negligible effects on climate change.
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In a statement released on Monday, the company used the quality of its local reporting as a shield, acting as if criticism of its overbearing politics was actually aimed at the reporters and anchors who are doing their jobs at stations across the country.
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We've seen the paranormal-investigating power couple Mulder and Scully on "The X-Files," coffee-loving, eccentric Dale Cooper on "Twin Peaks," the heroic squad featured on "Criminal Minds," along with the ominous, overbearing suits that appear in the background of many police shows.
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Others noted that the study's psychoanalytic speculations on the subconscious childhood roots of authoritarianism were impossible to verify (the authors wrote that they "leaned most heavily upon Freud" and made much of the finding that many high-scoring subjects grew up with overbearing fathers).
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Letter To the Editor: I was surprised while reading "Let Me Finish, Please: Conservative Men Dominate the Debate" (Sidebar column, April 18) that three strong women like Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor can tolerate the overbearing misogyny of their male colleagues.
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It's not so great if you are one of the 40 percent to 50 percent of babies who, a meta-analysis of research indicates, are insecurely attached because their early experiences were suboptimal (their caregivers were distracted, overbearing, dismissive, unreliable, absent or perhaps threatening).
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Supermarkets flatten any sense of community and character with overbearing consumer choice, to the point that the only time you feel another connection to a human being is when you see that creepy hand restocking the cottage cheese from the other side of the refrigerated dairy section.
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"Overbearing mother" isn't the most original character on television, but it's necessary in this episode to push Xo and Rogelio closer — and to show that Xo loves Rogelio so much that she's willing to put aside her differences with Liliana to make them both feel better.
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An unexpected change in contractual agreements occurs Friday evening, allowing you to be free of any overbearing commitments, as the sun squares off with Uranus, the planet of rebellion, and messenger Mercury meets with Pluto, the planet of power and transformation, giving your words extra impact.
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But while these actors' geriatric get-ups are as blatantly fake as the old-age makeup in a grade school production of "Arsenic and Old Lace," Gil and George (if I may be so familiar) possess an insistent, overbearing reality that turns their creators into shadows.
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As the girls I speak to point out, your sickness is there to give the guy's life a sense of meaning and depth—which is exactly what he craves, granted you're not too overbearing, and, you know, he actually has to look after you too much.
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And Jimmy's story arc, focused through four seasons on his problematic law career and his relationships with Kim and his overbearing older brother Chuck (Michael McKean), finally definitively crosses over with that of the drug-dealing rivals Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) and Lalo Salamanca (Tony Dalton).
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But asked directly during the hearing whether Europe's response to platform power might include breaking up overbearing tech giants, Vestager signaled caution — saying such an intrusive intervention should only be used as a last resort, and that she has an obligation to try less drastic measures first.
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The Little Sisters of the Poor, who went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to protect their religious freedom against the overbearing dictates of Obamacare may not seem like natural allies of Donald Trump, but when it comes to policy he is on their side.
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That it succeeds at all is thanks to the editing skill of Ben Baudhuin and Luke Doolan, which deftly blends the movie's many, many tones — but especially its dark, domestic horror and loopy comedy — in a way that keeps any of those elements from becoming overbearing.
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But even more ridiculous is the fact that Trump ran his campaign on the notion that we, as a nation, are too politically correct; that women and minorities who flag others for racist or sexist behavior are handmaidens of an overbearing, tyrannical PC culture that has subsumed our society.
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This year both the DPT and the DNT touched on external matters in a roundabout way in their campaigns, by complaining about foreign debts for dam-building, dependence on imported fuel and the government's failure to attract a Japanese embassy—all matters that hint at India's overbearing influence.
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If the main job of a Madoff drama is to get inside the head of a man who could pull off such a brazen scheme for so long, "Madoff" doesn't find much there besides clichés about striving Jewish immigrants (who tend to make the best salesmen) and overbearing patriarchs.
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One of my favorites is The Icarus Hunt, an adventure that follows washed-up spacer Jordan McKell and his partner Ixil as they're contracted to fly a spaceship and its top-secret cargo across the galaxy without the overbearing Patthaaunutth — who control the galaxy's shipping lanes — finding out.
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Only when Henry started jinking and shimmying towards his pomp did I start paying close attention; it was impossible not to at school in North London, where the glory of Wenger's golden era was reflected in every spat, every squabble, every conversation with a mate's slightly overbearing dad.
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It was a big event, and we all had our outfits planned weeks in advance (the birthday girl was one of those quintessential overbearing, "message me your outfit so I know we won't clash" girls you only put up with in high school, but would flatten in adult life).
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Meanwhile, the White House's National Security Council -- which some at the Pentagon criticized as overbearing in the Obama administration -- has seen its power diminished, leaving Pentagon officials to describe a more streamlined decision-making process with fewer White House-crafted hoops to jump through on some military decisions.
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In May 1980, as Sneed reports in her essay's opening, Mayer had critiqued the overbearing monumental steel sculpture of Richard Serra in her journals, declaring that "all men are into power" and ruminating over her refusal to participate in the unjust inequality of power that marked this art system.
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Taking the bleak, hilarious, and failure-heavy world of their longstanding web series On Cinema at the Cinema, the film follows Tim Heidecker's On Cinema character Tim Heidecker, an egotistical, Trump-supporting, overbearing jerk who's reeling from a murder trial from the toxic vapes at his DIY EDM festival.
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One way to engage your family and friends in a conversation about sustainability without coming across as overbearing or critical is to gift them a sustainable good, like a reusable water bottle, beeswax food wrap or locally-produced items like jewelry or soap made by artisans, says George.
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I imagine that after a while of being in this line of work, you've likely created a mental method of processing your clients and situations, but has there ever been a particularly harrowing or overbearing experience you've had with a client that you felt you just couldn't shake?
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But we eventually transitioned into talking about our favorite parts of being Jewish—the latkes and bagels with cream cheese and lox, our overbearing moms, the great works of Hannah Arendt and Philip Roth and Sigmund Freud and Anne Frank and Karl fucking Marx, our culture's penchant for comedy and charity.
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Directed by Trip Cullman, Lobby Hero follows a security guard, his strict supervisor, a rookie cop and her overbearing partner — all convening in the foyer of a middle-income Manhattan apartment building where a murder investigation is underway (Emmy nominee Brian Tyree Henry, of Atlanta fame, and Bel Powley also star).
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Popular services like the "girlfriend experience" are more geared toward conversation and connection than they are straight-up fucking; last year, Annie Lord interviewed a series of cam girls for VICE about the emotional labor involved in their work, which could sometimes involve dealing with overbearing and potentially dangerous clients.
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Sure, we've all met that one person who is continually made fun of by friends for their unabashed and overbearing love of pizza loaded with sardines or pineapple, but what about a person who is so devoted to a single topping, they were actually banned from a pizzeria because of it?
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What actually transpires with the patient seems like a quaint trifle, something to squeeze in among the primary tasks of getting everything typed into the E.M.R. More and more doctors are concluding that the overbearing E.M.R. actually jeopardizes patient safety, by pushing patients to the margin of the medical encounter.
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I struggled to remember some lines from the eighth of Rilke's Duino Elegies, in which he writes about the freedom in which animals live: "the Open" upon which they look out but which is unavailable to our sight, oriented as we are always toward the overbearing presence of our own finitude.
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" The narrative sits up and preens whenever Lucrezia enters, and it's a pleasure to watch her deal with a trying father-in-law, an unappealing husband and visits from her overbearing brother, whom the old duke describes as an "unscrupulous, ungodly, uncouth, whoring, warring bastard son of a Spanish interloper.
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Baskets is a strange gem, and a reason to appreciate the explosion of niche programming inherent to Peak TV. In the show's best episode, Zach Galifianakis's character, a frustrated semi-professional clown, gets fed up with his overbearing mother — played without a trace of irony by Louie Anderson — during their traditional Easter buffet.
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Thelma displays supernatural ability, but Trier is interested in the human consequences: what it feels like for a young college student to suddenly have her already-overbearing parents visit her after a seizure, or the sheer, unfathomable terror of knowing something is different inside your brain, without having any way of understanding it.
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In the latest edition of The Jess Cagle Interview, PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle chats with the Oscar-nominated actress about her affinity for strong, unapologetically in-charge women, many of whom inspired her transformation into Michelle Darnell, the overbearing business-executive-turned-convicted-felon from the Universal comedy.
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The program, which aired on HBO, used the late-night wars of Jay Leno and David Letterman as a starting point, but went much deeper: It satirized sycophantic sidekicks in Jeffrey Tambor's "Hey Now" Hank Kingsley, overbearing producers in Rip Torn's Artie, not to mention backbiting writers and two-faced celebrity guests.
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Yet it feels like O'Connor goes deeper than simple joy, excavating that once-in-a-lifetime experience with all the rougher edges it is made from: the moments of anxiety and awkwardness, the intense, overbearing need to seek something out from all the unknown, the declarations of love and light self-loathing.
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But he fell over himself to praise most gun dealers and gun owners as responsible, to note that suspicion of an overbearing government is a hallowed American tradition, and to promise that he has no intention of trying to restrict the right of law-abiding citizens to buy guns for self-protection.
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Though the question of whether Quinn even survived his gassing haunted fans in the months between seasons, the premiere focuses on Carrie's overbearing attempts to care for him—from cheerily badgering him to go to physical therapy, to chasing him to a crack den, to finally letting him live in her house.
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Putin's overbearing performance, mixed with some of the hotter current trends in the so-called Russiagate investigation, could actually increase the risk that Trump would go along with tightening measures against Russia following Mueller's indictments and the intelligence community's repeated, firm assertions that Russia did indeed attempt to influence the 2016 election.
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The subject attracts libertarians who have come to see the machinery of criminal justice as another example of overbearing government, conservative Christians who see the criminal justice morass as dehumanizing, fiscal conservatives who have noticed that incarceration is expensive, and policy wonks who see a "corrections" system that largely fails to correct.
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Looking at it now, it's almost like a print version of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, with its hints of a rivalry between Paris and Nicky, feuds with other debutantes, and details of Hilton's relationship with her seemingly overbearing mother Kathy, who persistently interrupted her during the interview in an attempt to control her image.
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Like, Let me take some inspiration from Roth's obsession with poo and masturbation and secretions and overbearing families, but I'll pass on the misogyny and weird racist shit about black people, and then let me take the simplicity and tenderness and lushness from Jhumpa Lahiri's stories but pass on the times when she's borderline sentimental .
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There's her boss, Jack Hyde, who appears to have hired her because he wants to get in her pants and gets dismissive and moody when he finds out she has a boyfriend who is both more powerful and financially successful than he is (the two men's constant pissing contest is both tedious and overbearing).
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"She carries with her this amazing warmth, this amazing strength, and also has just that twinkle in her eye where she's fearless in all ways but not in an overbearing way, in a way that you want to get next to, that you want to embrace," Roven told Refinery29 in a separate phone interview.
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DOT Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE and NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind have made their intentions clear that piecemeal oversight and regulation is unacceptable, as are overbearing and prescriptive top-down mandates.
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Throw in a four-season reality TV show in the form of Hogan Knows Best – quintessential mid-noughties programming which managed to stultify its viewership, obliquely document familial dysfunction and reveal Hogan to be a painfully overbearing family patriarch – and the fact that we had admired him as kids seemed even more bizarre and inappropriate.
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First, he was seen as an incapable and overbearing manager; in 2014 he was dismissed as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency because so-called Flynn facts — such as his obsessive notion that Iran was complicit in the 2012 attacks on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya — did not square with his own agency's assessments.
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"There is a danger of your being generally disliked by your colleagues and subordinates because of your rough, sarcastic and overbearing manner," she warned the prime minister, who was otherwise preoccupied by the prospect of imminent Nazi invasion, a scheming foreign secretary, a restive backbench, and the absence of material support from the United States.
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Checking off boxes, Payton settles on a girl with cancer (Zoey Deutsch), though the uplifting nature of her story is clouded by her overbearing grandmother (Murphy regular Jessica Lange, vamping it up even more than she does in "American Horror Story"), who seems a little too enamored with the freebies associated with the teen's plight.
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Some of the show's most poignant moments are when its steeliest characters show their vulnerability, like when Emily feels her involvement with the DAR has been mocked by her husband, or when Taylor (Michael Winters), the town's overbearing selectman, grieves an electoral loss with only a can of whipped cream to cheer him up.
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Record label head honchos, over-friendly music PRs, slick-talking A&R representatives, meandering journalists, colossal brands, and other industry entities flock to the seaside for the most important weekend on their working calendar: the Great Escape Festival—which is kind of like SXSW, but with bags of chips and pebbles instead of overbearing accents and self-aggrandizing tacos.
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It's less epic in its scope than, say, season four's battle between the Night's Watch and Wildlings, "The Watchers on the Wall" (an episode I've always found a touch overbearing), but compare it to season two's "Blackwater" (featuring the battle for King's Landing) and it's easy to see just how much the show's scope has increased.
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"While new laws that are aimed at curbing distracted driving may seem overbearing, they have been shown to reduce detrimental roadway outcomes that lead to the prevention of death, serious injuries, and minor injuries following a car crash," said lead study author Alva Ferdinand of Texas A&M University School of Public Health in College Station.
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Eurosceptics across Europe are moved by dissatisfactions similar to those of Britain's Leave voters: resentment of globalisation; estrangement from elites; a sense that the EU is distant, undemocratic and overbearing; and, above all, a conviction that the cherished openness of the EU has let in too many foreigners who take away jobs, benefits and national identity (see chart 1).
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The US ambassador was summoned to meet with Foreign Ministry official Zheng Zeguang, who told him "the Chinese government and military and its associated personnel have never conducted or participated in the theft of trade secrets over the internet," and accused the US government of having an "overbearing and hypocritical" attitude to cybersecurity, according to state media.
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When Chocolate Factory was remade in 2005, with Johnny Depp starring in the title role, the film was largely derided for its overbearing tone and Depp's choice to take the character in a completely different direction; he wasn't the Wonka that audiences remembered because he wasn't Wilder, and that alone all but ensured the film's failure.
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"If you looked — every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like Katrina, and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overbearing, nobody has seen anything like this," Trump said.
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STONES TO STAINS: THE DRAWINGS OF VICTOR HUGO Moody, lush and occasionally overbearing drawings and photographs by the French novelist best known for "Les Misérables" include an 219 depiction of a giant, crashing wave in brown ink and white gouache that also evokes an endlessly descending passageway: He called it "Ma Destinée" ("My Destiny"). Sept. 227-Dec.
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I am not peddling schwag or mysterious pills à la Jay and Silent Bob; I am merely a freelance writer who might want a chocolate doughnut and a rib-shaped sandwich at 3:37 AM. Solar Flare, which you could only get at certain 7-Eleven stores for a limited time, beams Dew's overbearing light upon fruit punch.
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"I usually resist the temptation to nationalize these races in Virginia, but Trump has been an overbearing presence in this election, and Ed Gillespie chose to run a campaign modeled after the kind of campaign Trump ran last year," said Mark J. Rozell, dean of the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University.
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"If you looked — every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like Katrina, and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overbearing, nobody has seen anything like this," Trump said.
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"If you looked — every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like Katrina, and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overbearing, nobody has seen anything like this," Trump said.
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"If you looked — every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like Katrina, and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overbearing, nobody has seen anything like this," Trump said earlier Tuesday.
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The promoter behind the Coachella Festival, which is held on the same site and is geared to musicians and fans who are decades younger, catered to the mature crowd with a superb but not overbearing sound system — including surround-sound effects for Mr. Waters — along with a lot of reserved (and padded) seating, upscale food and wine, and other comforts.
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But it's Witherspoon who shines the brightest, thanks to one simple but bold choice: She dials up her Reese Witherspoon-ness — that brittle, slightly overbearing quality she's had in all her best roles, stretching back to 1999's Election — as far as she can, even though everything around her is much more naturalistic and her storyline is the least outwardly salacious.
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Captain Franchino was taking part in an annual tradition during Ring Weekend in which freshmen (known as plebes) get a chance to retaliate against their often overbearing senior cadets (known as firsties) by doing all they can to delay the departure of those seniors, who are trying to hurry home after the ceremony to spend a weekend with their families.
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If the drama about Russian influence in the West — or for that matter Trump's attack on NFL players for speaking their minds--teaches us anything, it is that public debate is the most effective weapon against the real threat of overbearing authority — from governments to extremists of the left and the right, and even the malicious, manipulative voices on social media.
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The main characters include some of the Founding Fathers left unseen in "Hamilton"—John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock—and the plot revolves around the overbearing Adams ("I'm obnoxious and disliked," he sings) and his efforts to goad the Second Continental Congress into signing the Declaration of Independence, even as the delegates bicker and goof off like a rowdy high-school class.
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Rating The film stars Lily James as Elizabeth Bennet, who along with her four sisters — Jane (Bella Heathcote), Kitty (Suki Waterhouse), Mary (Millie Brady), and Lydia (Ellie Bamber) — have been raised by their father (Charles Dance) to battle the zombies infesting the English countryside, while also trying to attract eligible bachelors and fending off the humiliations of their overbearing mother (Sally Phillips).
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