They overindulged in wars and tax cuts and systemic deregulation.
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So the personal story is valuable, but it's easily overindulged.
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His body, when it isn't a little overindulged around the abdomen, is scrawny.
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"I'm on vacation" has you change almost immediately into some sort of overindulged princeling.
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I may have overindulged a bit, I admit, but this was no ordinary hangover.
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At the South Pole, for example, she indulged — perhaps overindulged — her love of milk chocolate.
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You may have overindulged over the festive period and you're looking to make healthier decisions in 2020.
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After all, an overindulged liberal mind is a terrible thing to waste—especially at 60k a year.
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The alpacas are fed peanut hay every day and the little guy didn't know any better and he overindulged.
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Ben (Ben McKenzie) is the stereotypical firstborn, overburdened and bossy; Brian (Michael Urie) the stereotypical baby, overindulged and whiny.
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She rushed a bit here, lost the thread there, overindulged in displays of her beauty and her pliant back.
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She says she has never overindulged, in part because she was a sickly kid, allergic to smoke and prone to bronchitis.
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The Saturday Night Live cast member confessed to Seth Meyers that she may have slightly overindulged at the season 42 writers' party.
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She also overindulged in cigarettes and alcohol, she added — until, of all things, a TV infomercial prompted her to change her life.
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No, wait, the children are being dangerously coddled and attended to and overindulged and pampered by their incompetently anxious, hovering helicopter parents.
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She disputed the implication in his testimony that he could not have overindulged because he was too busy studying and competing in athletics.
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"It's frankly selfish when ambulance paramedics and A. & E. nurses have to be diverted to looking after revelers who have overindulged," he admonished.
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Team Ivanka's "let them eat Popsicles" moment was yet more tone-deaf fodder for the case that the Trumps are a family of overindulged idiots.
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Having overindulged on MD 303/230 and Amsterdam malt liquor, Mr. Bracy was riding in a friend's car when they were stopped by the police.
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Though she seems to have overindulged in the festivities, she reveals that after giving birth to three kids, she's really feeling that one glass of champagne.
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For many of us, the beginning of the year involves cutting back: on Negronis, Nutella, Netflix, on whatever we previously overindulged in — which often includes unnecessary spending.
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Like clockwork, the pre-holiday articles and TV segments on how to stick to a diet, how to avoid overeating, and how to "detox" after you've overindulged have arrived.
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For those of us who overindulged and slacked off on our exercise regimens over the holidays, it also means that being upright is unlikely to help us lose weight.
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We may have bribed him with desserts to take one bite of broccoli, messed up his bedtime routine every now and then, and overindulged him with toys on his birthday.
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If you've ever overindulged in your favorite drinks, you know that it typically doesn't feel great the next day, and repeated alcohol abuse can impact your mental and physical health.
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Given that we're heading towards the end of the Christmas party season, it seems like almost everyone has overindulged and is trying to cut back before heading home for the holidays.
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The kingpin's plans lead to complications, including from Strong, whose wealthy businessman is sometimes called the "the Jew," has an unplaceable accent and walks with the daintiness of an overindulged Pomeranian.
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The story of "Whipped Cream," closely following Strauss's scenario, concerns a Boy (Daniil Simkin on Wednesday) who, having overindulged at a confectioner's shop, falls ill and is carried away on a stretcher.
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The transition is a big moment for an institution that likes to think of itself as the mother of parliaments, yet seems to many voters to behave more like an overindulged, entitled child.
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Durian's high sulfur content makes it particularly dangerous when overindulged or consumed in combination with alcohol, coffee, or caffeinated soft drinks, especially for those with preexisting medical conditions like heart conditions or high blood pressure.
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At the end of 2017, television that's great and a small hit and not a cultural force is also television that hasn't had the fun sapped out of it by overindulged saturation point internet bullshit.
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Writing in The New York Times Book Review, the poet and novelist Stephen Dobyns, calling it "a comic novel about love, betrayal and power," said "Geek Love" overindulged in sheer spectacle for its own sake.
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There is a general perception, romantic and almost certainly misguided, that owing to players being overindulged following the rigamarole of Christmas Day there are bound to be defensive slip ups, goals galore and memorable games in each and every division.
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They form a nutrition template that Washington issues every five years and is a bible for millions of the diet-conscious, whose numbers undoubtedly include many who overindulged during the holidays and entered the new year with a pledge to shed pounds.
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Instead, they bolster the view that the candidate's recent speeches painting a dystopian vision of black America racked by crime and unemployment were aimed not at black voters themselves, but rather at the kind of whites who tell pollsters that blacks are lazy and overindulged.
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Whether Liverpool overindulged its showmanship or not, none of this should be confused for a lack of seriousness: Klopp's team was in such a sufficiently competitive mood that as the players left the field for halftime, there was some sort of contretemps in the tunnel.
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While it didn't have the same dramatic impact, the double bill of "Trouble in Tahiti" and "Clemency" also boasted a strong cast, including the persuasively haunted soprano Turiya Haudenhuyse, who didn't overdo the indignant mood that can be easily overindulged in portrayals of Dinah, Bernstein's claustral 1950s housewife.
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Fanny (Rebecca Noelle Brinkley), a weaver at the local cotton mill, told her parents that she was vacationing with a female friend — and she was, until she met Alan Jeffcote (the appealing Jeremy Beck), the mill owner's overindulged son, and went off to have a fling with him.
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Andrew Wiggins will continue to confound the game's number-crunchers, and the desire to make the team a retirement home for all of Thibodeau's old players from Chicago — bringing back Derrick Rose is a bad move, but their rumored interest in Joakim Noah is far worse — has been overindulged.
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What's even stranger about the change isn't just that we never thought we'd ever see Paris Hilton go brunette — it's that she now actually looks less like a comic-book iteration of the Overindulged Rich Girl character and more like a regular person in the real world... who also occasionally appears in fashion shows dressed as a human bow.
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"When the health service is pulling out all the stops to care for sick and vulnerable patients who rightly and genuinely need our support," Mr. Stevens said, "it's frankly selfish when ambulance paramedics and A. & E. nurses have to be diverted to looking after revelers who have overindulged" and who just need somewhere to safely sleep it off.
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Mr. Gaultier overindulged himself with more than 200 looks, not just reminders of favorites past (corsetry and underwear-as-outerwear; denim sliced and embroidered and elevated; tuxedo trousers turned into hot pants in front, the legs streaming out like a train behind; the blue-and-white-striped marinière; a body suit with the naked body embroidered on top) but examples of his artistry; his ability to make you look — and then think again.
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Conversely, those who are overindulged during this period may develop "anal-expulsive" personality types.
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A spoiled child or spoiled brat is a derogatory term aimed at children who exhibit behavioral problems from being overindulged by their parents or other caregivers. Children and teens who are perceived as spoiled may be described as "overindulged", "grandiose", "narcissistic" or "egocentric-regressed". Perception is important to take into account, because when the child has a neurological condition such as autism, ADHD or intellectual disability, observers may judge them as "spoiled" without understanding the whole picture. There is no accepted scientific definition of what "spoiled" means, and professionals are often unwilling to use the label because it is considered vague and derogatory.
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Floyd C. Gale wrote that the stories in Earthman's Burden were "reasonably amusing. Under one cover and in company with minor works, though, the cumulative effect is less rewarding ... Hoka, like pickles, is a tasty appetizer in moderation, but leaves a characteristic aftertaste if overindulged".
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Karen Smith, a well-known Beijing art critic, believes the "me" generation is struggling with being single children who marry single children, overindulged by parents and in-laws but expected to one day support them. Her work is regularly sold by leading international auction houses such as Christie's or Sotheby's.
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At Sobibór, Bauer was in charge of the camp's gas chambers. At the time the Jews called him the Badmeister ("Bath Master").Nikzor Web Site Sobibor Archive Retrieved on 9 April 2009 After the war, he was referred to by survivors as the Gasmeister ("Gas Master"). He was described as a short, stocky man, a known drinker who regularly overindulged.
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His long life may partially be explained by rarely having overindulged in alcohol according to several sources, though he was known to on occasion smoke a pipe. He was not reported to have fallen victim to a gambling habit like many successful boxers."Record Sports", Statesville Daily Record, Statesville, North Carolina, pg. 2, 6 March 1944 Matthews died in a Brooklyn Hospital on December 5, 1948.
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Kublai became increasingly despondent after the deaths of his favorite wife and his chosen heir Zhenjin. The failure of the military campaigns in Vietnam and Japan also haunted him. Kublai turned to food and drink for comfort, became grossly overweight, and suffered gout and diabetes. The emperor overindulged in alcohol and the traditional meat-rich Mongol diet, which may have contributed to his gout.
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A group of children celebrate their confirmation in a Konditorei or Viennese cake shop, where many of the confections come alive, with marzipan marches and cocoa dances. Having overindulged, one boy falls ill and hallucinates, leading to the party of Princess Pralinée, a trio of amorous liquors, and a riot of cakes pacified by beer. The scenario is somewhat reminiscent of The Nutcracker, which remained unperformed in the West until 1929.
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According to Kästner, he did not suffer from being an only child, had many friends, and was not lonely or overindulged. In 1913, Kästner entered a teacher training school in Dresden. However, he dropped out in 1916 shortly before completing the exams that would have qualified him to teach in state schools. He was drafted into the Royal Saxon Army in 1917 and was trained at a heavy artillery unit in Dresden.
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Thus, the infant Gabriel assumes the identity of Roman's natural child, Carlos, and grows up in privilege and affluence. He is loved and overindulged by his stepmother, and a disappointment to his father who does not approve of his entitled ways. Meanwhile, Rigor brings Roman's natural child Carlos to Zambales and gives him to his mother Lydia (Gina Pareño) to raise. Thus the infant Carlos assumes the identity of Rigor's natural son, Gabriel.
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20th century critics, just like Francis Jeffrey, have debated how well Scott solved the problem of describing a pedant in a way that would make him more interesting to the reader than he is to his fictional compeers. The biographer Edgar Johnson found his humours entertaining, if “a bit prolonged and overindulged”, but Hesketh Pearson called him “the most entertaining bore in literature; his humour redeems him”. For Charles Harold Herford he was a great creation drawn from the heart of Scottish life.
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The Gospel begins with the creation of the universe by an invisible and undetectable Flying Spaghetti Monster. On the first day, the Flying Spaghetti Monster separated the water from the heavens; on the second, because He could not tread water for long and had grown tired of flying, He created the land—complemented by a beer volcano. Satisfied, the Flying Spaghetti Monster overindulged in beer from the beer volcano and woke up hung over.The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, p.
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Adler (1908) believed that in a three-child family, the oldest child would be the most likely to suffer from neuroticism and substance addiction which he reasoned was a compensation for the feelings of excessive responsibility "the weight of the world on one's shoulders" (e.g. having to look after the younger ones) and the melancholic loss of that once supremely pampered position. As a result, he predicted that this child was the most likely to end up in jail or an asylum. Youngest children would tend to be overindulged, leading to poor social empathy.
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Chrissie is a single mum and she had Lachlan when she was quite young, so she's got this weak spot with him. Lachlan means more to her than anyone else in the world, but he is her weakness because she has slightly overindulged him. Lachlan is slightly troubled so she's trying to deal with that. There's the question of how to deal with that person you love more than anyone in the world when you know there's something that's not quite right, or they're behaving in a way that isn't right.
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In 1815 he chaired the committee set up to establish the remuneration to be paid to George Stephenson for the invention of the Geordie lamp. His mining interests included Felling, Gosforth (where a deep mine was sunk in 1825), Heworth, Coxlodge, Kenton and Middleton. At Middleton he employed John Blenkinsop who in 1812 converted the wagonway from Brandling's collieries into a rack and pinion steam railway, the Middleton Railway. He overindulged in coal speculations which led to financial difficulties and the sale of many of the family's estates: Shotton in 1850, and Gosforth and Felling in 1852.
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By the time we are first introduced to Sir Gregory, he is a rotund man in his early fifties. After he inherited a baronetcy from a cousin at the age of thirty-one, he took up a life of quiet dignity at Matchingham Hall, in the village of Much Matchingham, Shropshire. By the age of fifty-two, he has taken on the appearance of a Regency buck who has overindulged somewhat. Like Professor Moriarty in the Sherlock Holmes books, Parsloe is the chief villain in Lord Emsworth's life, having first sustained a bitter rivalry in the raising of pumpkins for the Shrewsbury Show.
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Monument in the commune commemorating the Challenge of Barletta The prelude to the Challenge of Barletta occurred when the French knight Charles de Touques, Monsigneur de La Motte was having dinner at an inn in Barletta. He was served the red wine from the area, and according to reports by Prospero Colonna, grand captain of the army stationed at Barletta, La Motte overindulged in the wine and became uncivil, insulting nearby Italian knights. To defend their honour, the Italians challenged the Frenchmen to a joust, to be held on 13 February 1503. The French knights were defeated by the Italians and the French then left the area.
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As a community, Phishheads socialize new fans and self-police to the extent that concerts resolve more incidents than they create. The group has been noted for its cult and countercultural qualities, in that it has attracted fans discontented with mainstream American culture. Fans have also viewed the community as a family. Former Deadheads, fans of The Grateful Dead, have contended that compared to their roving fan tradition, Phish Phan subculture has a more pronounced prep and punk influence, catering to stereotypes of Phishheads as "overindulged white kids who were looking to rebel against their parents, but not rebel so far as to never be able to turn at the first sign of trouble".
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Aggravated by her parents' limits, Carmen often performs acts of rebellion against them as a means of proving her maturity and independence, albeit her father often fears for her virginity. Towards the conclusion of the series, Carmen left for college and the role filled by her character was replaced through the addition of her snobbish, overindulged, wealthy cousin Veronica, whose trust fund has been left in George's care after the death of her mother and who debuted shortly before Carmen's departure. Like Angie, Carmen has unrivaled beauty. This made her a source of jealousy among other girls her age and leaves her with few friends, thus leaving her with extremely low self-esteem.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that some of Kinkade's former colleagues, employees, and even collectors of his work said that he had a long history of cursing and heckling other artists and performers. The Times further reported that he openly fondled a woman's breasts at a South Bend, Indiana, sales event, and mentioned his proclivity for ritual territory marking through urination, once relieving himself on a Winnie the Pooh figure at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim while saying, "This one's for you, Walt." In a letter to licensed gallery owners acknowledging he may have behaved badly during a stressful time when he overindulged in food and drink, Kinkade said accounts of the alcohol-related incidents included "exaggerated, and in some cases outright fabricated personal accusations." The letter did not address any incident specifically.
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On a snowy Christmas Eve, a pair of anxious young children eagerly anticipate the arrival of Santa Claus and the gifts that they will be receiving. Taking notice of this, their elderly grandfather narrates a poetic fable with the intentions of educating them on the true nature of the holidays. The tale details the life of an outrageously overindulged, bratty 5-year-old named Jeremy Creek, who is excessively spoiled by his mild and intimidated parents, flinging himself into destructive and violent temper tantrums when his demands are not met. After his parents decide to stand their ground by refusing to dote on their son any longer, an infuriated Jeremy, recalling the upcoming Christmas season, decides to write Santa Claus a lengthy and demanding wish list consisting of all the presents that he does not yet own.
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Also in a four-star review, John Bush of AllMusic wrote that "Eno may be trading on his earlier developments in ambience to a small degree, but Small Craft on a Milk Sea is a good and proper balance of curiosity and expression". Pitchfork was critical of the less ambient pieces, writing that "The 'active' category yields mixed results, occasionally sounding overindulged or dated", but praised the album as a whole, saying "When taken as little slivers of a larger poem, Small Craft on a Milk Sea's song titles present the listener with a notion of the past, present, and future existing as one holistic entity. With Brian Eno, you have a man who sounds uncompromisingly like all three". Chart magazine and the Chicago Tribune were less enthusiastic, giving the album 2.5 out of 5 and 2 out of 4 respectively.
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In this latest installment of the Fudge Series, Fudge is still five years old and takes up an obsessive and greedy love for money, driving his twelve year old brother Peter insane, and after some talking with his family, they decide to take him to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C. for a long weekend to show how it is made, hoping that his obsession would stop there. That plan doesn't work, and instead they meet up with their long-lost cousins, the Howie Hatchers. There is Howie, a park ranger who resides in Hawaii and is traveling the country, his pregnant wife, Eudora, their perfect, slightly overindulged twelve-year- old identical twin daughters, Flora and Fauna, who are sometimes nicknamed the "Natural Beauties" and the "Heavenly Hatchers," and last but not least, three- year-old Farley Drexel Hatcher, which is also Fudge's real name. Peter dubs him "Mini" and the nickname sticks.
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It's actually almost unlistenable, which is a shame because the musical waltz straining to be heard in the background is really pretty." Contrastingly, the newspaper's Alexis Petridis said the song's "combination of slurred vocal and woozy music sounds amazing, like an epic 60s tearjerker performed by people who've overindulged so much they're either on the verge of passing out, or being sick in a bin". Pitchfork's Jayson Greene said the song was "yet another masterful piece of work from No I.D.", and wrote: "We’ve met a lot of Rihannas over the years, but 'Higher' ... is the first appearance of 'last call Rihanna'—a drunk-dialer with a ruined voice box, an insatiable burning in their loins, and an alarming lack of interest in maintaining dignity. This is a song about the desire for late-night sex and companionship so urgent that it actually feels like a song about how much it hurts to have a Humvee back over your leg.
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The season 4 cast of George Lopez (from left to right): Valente Rodriguez as Ernie Cardenas, Constance Marie with Luis Armand Garcia as Angie and Max Lopez, Emiliano Díez as Vic Palmero, Belita Moreno as Benny Lopez, George Lopez as George Lopez, and Masiela Lusha as Carmen Lopez. The comedy revolves around a fictionalized portrayal of Lopez who works at the Powers Brothers aviation factory, and raises rebellious and spoiled daughter Carmen and dyslexic son Max with his attractive wife Angie, after surviving a miserable, dysfunctional childhood at the hands of his neglectful alcoholic mother Benny, who is portrayed as selfish and cold-hearted. Other characters include Angie's indulgent father wealthy doctor Vic Palmero who is not very fond of George; and George's best childhood friend Ernie Cardenas, noted for his socially-awkward behavior and unsuccessful attempts at dating. After Carmen's departure from the series, Angie's overindulged niece Veronica moved in, laden with a large trust fund that is entrusted to George's care.
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