If we were going to pile on Trump, we had to pile on Clinton — or, rather, keep piling on her.
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A scrap of first kiss drifted, ripped and sodden, into a pile on the right; a ribbon of kyber crystals floated to the pile on the left, pressed and preserved for further examination.
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Watch the adorableness and terror unfold — er, pile on — above.
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Sony loves to pile on the Xperia news at MWC.
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Just pile on the covers and keep warm that way!
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Their bodies were in a pile on the other side.
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The more Christmases that pile on, there is more anxiety.
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Pile on too much schoolwork, and the child may crack.
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Pile on the jewels without having to consider yourself a maximalist!
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In response, U.S. officials have vowed to pile on more sanctions.
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Secretly, I'm not too upset and ask to pile on rice.
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Still, I resist the obvious pressure to pile on, perhaps foolishly.
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Or at least, he didn't want to pile on in public.
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The Yankees continued to pile on after Greinke left the game.
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The race to pile on new prohibitions is a bipartisan effort.
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And the problem is that when all those people pile on you, it can be devastating because we've evolved in an environment in which having 20 people pile on you might have been a death sentence.
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The* critical pile-on of Iron Fist* has officially reached comedy status.
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Wordlessly they removed the items inside into a pile on the grass.
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Elected officials, both past and present, seized the opportunity to pile on.
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I pile on the mascara and separate my bottom eyelashes with tweezers.
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King said he was "reluctant to pile on" blame on immigration authorities.
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Prominent liberal Jewish commentators refused to join the anti-Omar pile-on.
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Hernandez had her boys pile on every stitch of clothing they had.
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I don't want to pile on to This Is Us too much.
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Sometimes her pile-on sentences achieve a prickly, shambolic sort of grace.
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My solution, for what it's worth, is to pile on the underlayers.
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I can dispose of those peels in a pile on the floor.
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I've a much larger — an embarrassingly large — virtual pile on my Kindle.
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So I'm not going to pile on because it wasn't well done.
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First, no one needs to pile on The Party Decides right now.
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"The daintier the rings the more you can pile on," she says.
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GotNews, Infowars, Mike Cernovich... all of the usual suspects began to pile on.
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Today's hyper-partisanship plays a big role in the internet's pile-on culture.
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So lean into it, and don't be afraid to pile on the colors.
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She adds the gift card to a growing pile on a side table.
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And to Trump's left, Ted Cruz delighted in joining in the pile-on.
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Conservative academics who are no fans of Obamacare joined the pile-on, too.
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The Cubs are continuing to pile on in support of Jake Arrieta's masterpiece.
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The Wildcats' 234-220 rebounding edge helped Arizona pile on after the break.
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As technical elements pile on, the show becomes messier than it needs to.
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Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewOn The Money: Lawmakers pile on the spending in .
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The coronavirus panic has provided an opportunity for a pile-on of disinformation.
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Class-tinged resentments were a consistent undercurrent in the pile-on against Bloomberg.
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He can pile on the activity without weighing things down, a rare talent.
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That, in turn, gives the left yet another reason to pile on Trump.
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The Dodgers continued to pile on, scoring in four of the first five innings.
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There's an open API now, meaning third-party developers can pile on genuine functionality.
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Or why people pile on to punish people like Sacco to an unnecessary degree.
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And the pressure will continue to pile on Intel as the year wears on.
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The stick was that [the prosecution] would and could pile on more serious charges.
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Carly Fiorina, a former Republican presidential candidate in this cycle, joined the pile-on.
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You didn't have to pile on three different layers just to get to work.
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Now Bard has to decide whether to rebuild, to pile on still more triggers.
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The crabs pile on top of each other, cascading off rocks like red waterfalls.
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And don't forget to pile on the veggies such as lettuce, tomato and onion.
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But other fast food restaurants continue to pile on commitments for more natural fare.
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Pile on the superfoods and pepper with guac, cheese or whatever takes your fancy.
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I've been around her — she can pile on the pasta like a frat boy.
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It's never been a pile on like this ... I mean, they're rigging the polls.
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She doesn't want to pile on, to expose the defenseless even further, she says.
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Americans continue to pile on loans for college and other post-secondary education costs.
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McConnell's critics on the right used Trump's criticism as political cover to pile on.
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Arrange the remaining onions and fennel in a pile on a warmed platter. 6.
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I read whatever's on top of the pile on the floor by my bed.
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And three others were left in a pile on the side of the road.
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Those pile on top of 212,400 new condos in 2015 and 4,000 in 2016.
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Adam Schiff and Ted Lieu of California, have also joined the digital pile-on.
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But don't mistake these statement styles for a pile-on of more-is-more makeup.
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"And to pile on top of that, I had nothing for Willow's birthday," she says.
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That is to say, the pile-on of wrap-ups was a bit self-indulgent.
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Mr Xi's innovation is to single out young Taiwanese and to pile on the blandishments.
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Bump up the difficulty a few notches and the pressure starts to pile on quickly.
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If it were the wintertime right now, I would pile on a big jean jacket.
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But then, this show gave us some incredible pile-on, by reminding us about Ilian.
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"It's the greatest pile-on in American history," Trump told ABC's "Good Morning America" Thursday.
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Now, those rumors have picked up additional steam with a pile-on of hardware specs.
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Lawmakers of both parties used the opportunity to pile on Smith and his former company.
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It's easy to pile on after someone's personal website is exposed in a criminal complaint.
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He was ousted from office for allowing garbage to pile on the streets for days.
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On Twitter, witnesses posted grim photographs of bodies lying in a pile on the asphalt.
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The key to pulling it off: Slick back your hair and pile on the eyeliner.
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Pile on familiar patterns for fall — in the form of sensual dresses, separates and accessories.
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I don't want to pile on but they are not doing anything to solve this.
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The big picture: The Pete Buttigieg pile-on landed more softly than many had projected.
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A high-level of bad loans increases the liabilities pile on a bank's balance sheet.
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"He had to expect that they were just going to pile on," Ms. Chamberlin said.
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I have been stacking my various W2s in a raggedy pile on my kitchen table.
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I know everyone wants to pile on when it comes to the G.O.P. health bills.
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The BJP's defeats in some key state elections this week will pile on additional pressure.
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O'Rourke is outraising Cruz, though the senator still has a solid cash pile on hand.
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Friday's sentencing memo will speak to consequences that could pile on top of the those.
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MCCARTHY: Mark, just to pile on something David said because I think this is very important.
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He went out of his way to pile on insults of the state's Republican heroes, Gov.
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But man, did that pile on the guilt that I had offended him and his family.
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The more rules they pile on, the more stress and strain this puts on the traveler.
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Teresa had red hair she always wore in a messy pile on top of her head.
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And allow us to pile on some more wise words: Don't forget to thank your parents.
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In fact, a perceived pile-on against Moore, if anything, moved Trump toward the former judge.
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STUDENT LOANS Americans continue to pile on loans for college and other post-secondary education costs.
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The company must act swiftly to ensure that more advertisers do not pile on, analysts say.
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"It's a sheer media pile on, and I have never seen anything like it," he added.
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When I fill up a notebook, I add it to a big pile on my bookshelf.
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Barb was indeed not-so-secretly asking her husband to help her pile on to Madison.
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Siders: Most observers were expecting a Buttigieg pile-on, with Buttigieg rising in public opinion polls.
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Conversely, each pile-on reinforces her self-written narrative of the long-suffering victim of censorship.
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Eventually, wind tumbled the pillows and rugs over one another into a pile on the landing.
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On Monday, Mike Reed, the deputy communications director at the RNC, emailed reporters to pile on.
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Have you ever participated in a social media pile on or been the subject of one?
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Trump seized the opportunity to pile on Cruz, whom he has repeatedly characterized as a liar.
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Some people prefer a less-is-more skincare approach and others pile on tons of beauty products.
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No matter how much concealer I pile on, there's still some sort of darkness that peeks through.
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Democrats were thrilled and will use Amash's statements to pile on the pressure on his fellow Republicans.
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Calvin Harris and Kim Kardashian seem to have joined forces to pile on the Taylor Swift hate.
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It's hard to pile on concern about something that's happening on the other side of the planet.
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Without the need to report steady quarterly results, firms pile on debt to cut their taxable profits.
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"In these moments, we crave our loved ones to support us rather than pile on," he says.
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With that, of course, there's the usual pile-on of documentaries, comedy specials, and series for kiddos.
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As a strategy, this didn't succeed in previous debates when it wasn't such a Trump pile-on.
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Then you get inventory and receivables and all of a sudden that debt starts to pile on.
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Lower wages have encouraged people to guzzle cheap, unhealthy food, causing them to pile on the pounds.
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Unregulated online lenders are helping them pile on leverage, skirting rules requiring minimum down-payments on homes.
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They can go the Mad Men and Frasier route and make a character pile on the pounds.
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To pile on the pain, Washington says all countries must end crude imports from Iran by Nov.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said it would pile on an additional $1.9 trillion over a decade.
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On a recent visit, they were stacked in a pile on the floor of his makeshift factory.
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That prompted O'Rourke, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker to pile on the South Bend mayor on Twitter.
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The unrelenting abundance doesn't even feel man-made — decorations pile on themselves like lichen, or like snow.
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To pile on the pain, Washington says all countries must end crude imports from Iran by Nov.
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"We are aware the Satanists and Atheists have decided to pile on this poll," the group tweeted.
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Two more piles of debris appeared in the same month, and Boucher burned the pile on Nov. 2.
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As well as zero tariffs, free ports pile on other goodies such as low taxes and loose regulation.
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He points to the system's hashtags, which creators can pile on easily without detracting from the post itself.
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They both pile on my lap for a few hours, and I go to bed around 10:30.
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Americans are turning to up-and-coming fintech firms instead of traditional banking options to pile on debt.
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Design engineers and marketing people would tend to pile on feature after feature without much thought to usability.
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We try very hard here to simply explain the Trump White House, and not join the pile-on.
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And in the meantime, Smith's lovely, rhythmic sentences pile on top of one another, in elegant, balletic heaps.
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We've actually written about how lovely this app is in the past, but allow me to pile on.
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Then early this year, our elected policymakers added a spending deal to pile on almost $22019 billion more.
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As Mr. Christie's reputation was repeatedly flayed in federal court this month, Mr. Cuomo declined to pile on.
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Once Democrats see coverage of protests elsewhere getting media attention, it's natural to plunge in and pile on.
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And as more companies seek to develop patterns of their own, the designer pile-on has been fierce.
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The Biden pile-on Biden's record was assailed by nearly every Democrat who shared the stage with him.
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But to really make winter shorts work, remember to pile on multiple warm layers and add chunky socks.
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This helped keep a depression at bay, but it also led non-financial companies to pile on debt.
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Just be careful not to pile on more stress by running out of time to tackle tonight's homework.
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Will they pile on with the Trump Team and pummel the already weakened financial reform law into submission?
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Roast for 45 minutes, then pile on gingery spinach (sautéed in coconut oil), scallions and red-pepper flakes.
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Second, it's a form of harassment, that can intimidate pesky reporters, especially when the online trolls pile on.
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Minnesota had just taken a 24-21 lead and appeared poised to pile on after a defensive stand.
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Shrieks and screams can be heard in the video as the two sides pile on top of each other.
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To pile on, these groups don't tend to see the doctor on a regular basis for their healthcare needs.
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So Jon not wanting to pile on the "crazy" makes sense, but the hesitation speaks to a larger pattern.
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Plus, no one likes being the center of a Twitter pile-on, even when it might be ultimately deserved.
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"As we found out in the past, the more you pile on, the more complicated it gets," he said.
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While CEOs and policymakers pile on the praise for GDPR, they are also quick to point out its flaws.
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She posted a photo of the caterpillar pile on Facebook, which has since been shared more than 6,000 times.
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"I am a junk collector," said Barry, after we rummaged through the pile on my most recent trip home.
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Pile on the olives or cherries — depending on your potion of choice — and give your drink a quick stir.
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I watched it clunk out from inside a can and it formed a similar warm pile on his plate.
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How long, I wonder, before the silence of those dwindling crowds and the weight of his duties pile on?
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The way to do that is to make the market more inviting to people… not pile on more regulations.
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You've started to have a pile-on from people who are sick, and that's what causes a death spiral.
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When the pile-on occurs, that person turns into a two-dimensional Flat Stanley, as everybody pounds on them.
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"I'm sure he has his own detractors for whatever reason and those people love to pile on," Nunberg said.
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Assuming they get that done, you have 25 million subs already, you've got momentum, and why not pile on?
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I went to cast parties and had a snuggle pile on a damp lawn with other tipsy theater kids.
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Enough instances in a row can pile on, and he's got lung issues and liver issues – it affects every organ.
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And now that Trump has made Cruz birtherism an issue, many others are eager to join in the pile-on.
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We don't want to pile on in terms of the fear that is ... so prevalent in our culture right now.
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As United Airlines scrambles to contain a flood of public outrage this week, its competitors are happy to pile on.
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That forces the firms to pile on incentives to stop drivers from deserting, kicking profits even further down the road.
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Multiple state attorneys general have suggested they could pile on with their own investigations or lawsuits against the tech industry.
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Republican Representatives Darrell Issa and Trey Gowdy join the pile-on and blast Jaczko, who sits in pursed-lip silence.
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We've already seen the Democrats start to pile on, in addition to a hint from House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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The clothes she had worn to the dinner party before disappearing were still in a pile on the bedroom floor.
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We don't want to pile on in terms of the fear that is...so prevalent in our culture right now.
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So instead of saying "I'd encourage that sort of dialogue" or simply shutting up, Stone replied: Y'all pile on us.
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Mr Erdogan may pile on even more pressure to keep rates low ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections in 2019.
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Pile on the Republican front-runner's insulting comments this week suggesting women ought to be punished for seeking an abortion.
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"In time, it will be better," said Ms. Butler, throwing another garbage bag on the enormous pile on her lawn.
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The man who built the house would pile on some mud, then heft a great club and pound it down.
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So the administration tries to pile on cultural activities, like violin lessons or dance classes, that students would otherwise miss.
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One favorite option is to pile on fresh rounds of sanctions, and at least two sanctions bills have been introduced.
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Since it doubles as a cleanser, this cuts down on the number of products you'd need to pile on afterwards.
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I don't have to pile on the tinted moisturizer for a no-makeup makeup look — now, I just have it.
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To pile on the embarrassment, he accidentally smacks her in the face, making clear the menacing nature of his alcoholism.
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As often happens with these things, the online pile-on was mainly led by people who hadn't read Jackson's book.
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The Sunday letter could open the door to that pile-on — or it could provide an end-run around it.
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"Kamala Harris tears into Barr at Senate hearing, as 2020 Dems pile on AG," the headline on its website blared.
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The two pile on foundation, pink and green eyeshadow, countour highlighter, lipstick, lipgloss, eyeliner, and powder for around 20 minutes.
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Just as everyone watches his homers but him, Judge says little about his feats and lets others pile on praise.
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But Duffey was no better against the Yankees' buzz-saw of a lineup, which began to pile on the runs.
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This quickness to pile on the president, at the expense of policy analysis, illustrates a growing problem on the left.
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And second, will all the Dems who piled on Bloomberg in the last debate turn around and pile on Bernie?
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Democrats in Congress and their friends in the media can't help but pile on the crisis that is Puerto Rico.
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Shaming people for when they "woke up" presupposes rigid political standards for acceptable discourse and enlists others to pile on.
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Shaming people for when they "woke up" presupposes rigid political standards for acceptable discourse and enlists others to pile on.
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But against the backdrop of the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, the American government is trying to pile on more pressure.
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The growing intensity of the 2020 presidential race probably contributed to the pile-on, as candidates wanted to show their outrage.
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In all the examples, it's clear how just a few words from Trump can excite thousands of others to pile on.
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The year also seemed to pile on with singer George Michael, Fisher and Reynolds dying in just the past few days.
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Today, I will focus on "The Original Sin" (Keri Claussen), the claim that created this insane pile on of my #MeToo.
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The recipient will see frame after frame of your image pile on top of each other — it fills the entire screen.
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Chic Ghost CostumeCut out your eyes, attach a hot pair of lips and a false eyelashes, and pile on the jewelry.
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I didn't pile on too much stuff because it would really draw attention, or worse, bring [the pimple] to a head.
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He says pizza lovers should order their pies however they want, and he's got nothing against peeps who pile on cheese.
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It's an opportunity to pile on textures and showcase your style – even and especially when you're outside braving the bitter cold.
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Don Jr. joined the pile-on, as did Fox host Kimberly Guilfoyle and Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy retweeting multiple attacks.
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And as I've argued here earlier, call-outs paradoxically have a way of further promoting the target of the pile-on.
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The misery continues to pile on for the video game industry after its top stocks suffered double-digit declines last Wednesday.
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A WARREN PILE-ON Warren was rewarded for pulling into first place tonight by being attacked by her fellow Democratic candidates.
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But all the different platforms, hundreds of exclusive originals, and subscription prices in the world today really pile on the pressure.
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" Amazingly, Breer found another exec willing to anonymously pile on—"Executive 2"—calling Kaep's absence from his roster a "system thing.
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Media wins despite though the candidate they loathe defying all the negative coverage that redefines the definition of a pile-on.
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Rain could also pile on misery for people forced from their homes, some of whom are living in tent camps outside.
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I mean, they definitely try to use the news to pile on and spread around, I think, a lot of nonsense.
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And the many church singers who pile on mellow melodicism and cultural affirmation broaden his vocal muscle and instill pitch control.
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But then with the departure announcements by Hope Hicks and Josh Raffel, Cohn didn't want to pile on, the sources said.
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These new ethics concerns pile on top of Pruitt's shady dealings with private interests and more than a dozen ongoing investigations.
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"When you have false allegations that are generated by 'The Washington Post' there tends to be a pile on," Porter said.
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Today, Occidental is in turmoil because that deal required it to pile on debt -- just months before the collapse in prices.
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Pile on the positive: Get out in fresh air, blast a killer playlist and invite that fitness buddy to join you.
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When the moderators ask him about his spending plans, the other candidates pile on about why they don't believe they're realistic.
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As of this month, there's a lot less wiggle room for New York landlords or brokers to pile on new fees.
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Like the intro to "Tradition," you can really pile on the accent and mannerisms, and that's exactly how I did it.
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The danger this time is that more Democrats, eager to please corporate donors before the elections in 2018, will pile on.
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Either way, a Twitter pile-on of the sort I experienced is not the appropriate way for criticism to be delivered.
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Just as she spent exorbitant amounts of livres on her wardrobe, so too did her majesty pile on the fancy beauty rituals.
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As a bonus, like the O.J. Simpson trial, the Ramsey case's 20th anniversary offered an excuse for various networks to pile on.
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From structured dusters and puffers to silky tops and ruffled sweaters, we're actually getting excited to pile on the pieces this season.
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Along with Kroll and Mulaney, a killer cadre of funny people pile on to get candid about the birds and the bees.
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The women, Cosby's attorneys argued, were simply using the case to pile on with false allegations in search of fame and money.
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So why were the Celtics willing to pile on so much on top of Mr Thomas just to land his statistical doppelganger?
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This return of inflation will cause a mass exodus from the bond market, just as short sellers begin to pile on top.
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Joining the pile-on, the U.K. became the first country to exit the EU, by way of a controversial referendum in June.
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Pile on loads of attitude, and you'll give Jaden Smith a run for his money in the "boys who wear dresses" department.
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So dig out your Curious perfume (or her new gender-neutral perfume, Prerogative), slip into some leather, and pile on the jewelry.
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Basically, more is more, and it's time to pile on multiple bags at once (hey, we've all got a lot of baggage).
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He covered the girl's body with blankets, which he then doused with vodka before setting the pile on fire, he told police.
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RELATED: The Ted Cruz pile on: GOP senators warn of revolt should he win nomination CNN's MJ Lee contributed to this report.
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Toppings-wise, the bagel bite is your canvas, but obviously you'll want to pile on your favorite tomato sauce, cheese, and pepperoni.
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"The October murder of Saudi national Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey has heightened the Capitol Hill caterwauling and media pile-on," Pompeo wrote.
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"The yield curve inverted which created a temporary 'pile on' effect in the bond markets," wrote Tom Essaye of The Sevens Report.
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While a good daydreaming session may seem pretty harmless, it could be the reason why some of us pile on the pounds.
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He posted tweets attacking Scaramucci on Monday and Tuesday, and the Republican National Committee has gotten in on the pile-on, too.
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Like Christian Bale as Dick Cheney in "Vice," Crowe had to pile on the latex to attain Ailes's older, balder, jowlier look.
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She seems determined to catalog her own flaws and foibles — an offensive tactic, she admits, against critics who would gladly pile on.
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In Milan, Prada and Fendi pile on the accessories (and short shorts) while Giorgio Armani continues to play it cool with colors.
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While in the mailroom in 2017, Mr. Feyer said he found a small envelope "just sitting on a pile" on the counter.
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But what I'm interested in is why people got so upset, and why the pile on was so loud and so fun.
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I'm not going to be one, nor would I hope others, dwell on the situation or pile on, to use another term.
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A connection, even if it saves you money, can pile on the stress because it increases the odds of something going wrong.
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With its thin characterizations and inconsistent tone, the play becomes a pile-on of increasingly depraved events: rape, murder, grotesque sexual situations.
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Grandstanders pile on in cases of public shaming as they try to make themselves look good for being on the "correct" side.
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Away from the pile, on a piece of torn-up rug, sat a pair of women's plastic jelly shoes, their bows bent.
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Then, we had it stored in a pile on my computer with all the other songs we were compiling for this record.
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They try to act like it is not a big deal or to pile on or something, I mean, it&aposs slightly different.
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A poorly supervised financial system can pile on egregious hidden risks for fun and profit and suffer no obvious bad consequences for years.
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The U.S.-North Korea situation is becoming more fraught as both sides attempt to pile on pressure, pushing prospects for talks further away.
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We're guess the white chocolate inside mimics the creaminess of the whipped topping we always pile on top of our pumpkin pie slices.
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And people around the globe are taking to Twitter and beginning to pile on with their own stories and commentary on the news.
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With most blushes, I have to pile on several layers in the morning only to have them disappear into nothingness after two hours.
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Nvidia's successes are continuing to pile on as the company's gaming and data center businesses drove revenues up 34 percent year-over-year.
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However, the particular craziness I'm referring to slipped through the cracks in the pile-on following Melania Trump's borrowed speech on Monday night.
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She added that since markets were "already punishing" Britain for the vote, there was no need for the Obama administration to pile on.
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At one point, he admits he even snapped — gathering up all the kids' devices and placing them in a pile on the bed.
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Republicans, who were already staunchly opposed to the plan to close the military prison, used the new data to pile on their criticisms.
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The letter sat buried in the mail pile on my secondhand dining room table until I finally decided to get rid of it.
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Florida Democrats were quick to pile on Mr. Scott's signing of a bill last Friday banning state funding for facilities that perform abortions.
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The formula still manages to absorb quickly and doesn't leave much greasy residue, though that might depend on how much you pile on.
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If Trump, Paul Ryan, Steve Bannon, and committee chairs like Brady all pile on, the plan will be hard for many to resist.
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And when the days of sleep deprivation pile on top of each other, and anxiety mounts, it produces a very surreal hallucinatory state.
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She had left the photo albums in a pile on the carpeted floor with plans to one day organize them on a bookshelf.
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But digital media employees inside and outside of Fox said they worry the company's audience creates a pile-on effect in comment sections.
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Otterbein: It's pretty remarkable that there wasn't a true Pete pile-on given his position in the first-in-the-nation caucus state.
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Biden got the pile-on started early, after some prodding from ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, who noted Biden's recently increased criticism of Buttigieg.
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It was an antiglamour pile-on of materials with a topsy-turvy allure that Risso compared, in his show notes, to Alice's Wonderland.
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As the years pile on, the best picture win by "Forrest Gump" at the 67th Academy Awards becomes more of a head-scratcher.
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"Politico wrote a piece about it, and then that Outline piece came out—it was a pile-on of epic proportions," he adds.
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In part, the pile-on reflected the execution of traditional debate stagecraft: conflict generates coverage, and a candidate who isn't involved gets forgotten.
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The city is urging residents to hunker down inside as much as possible today, and to pile on layers if they're heading outdoors.
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I feel like it evens out my skin and I don't feel the need to pile on makeup over it if I'm not working.
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A behemoth brush allows you to pile on the product with less swipes, building the can't-miss lashes of your dreams without much effort.
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LIZ CLAMAN, FOX BUSINESS: I have to say that initially when you look at all of the attacks, it was a real pile-on.
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The resulting layoffs will pile on to the high unemployment rate facing oil-producing Alberta province after the two-year crash in commodity prices.
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At least her mother doesn't pile on; you can tell Carolyn is just really hurt that she doesn't know anything about her daughter's life.
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If it doesn't quite finish them off, they'll usually be stunned long enough for you to all pile on and deliver the killing blow.
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The breakfast consists of freshly-cooked, runny-yolk eggs which you can pile on tostadas and finish with all kinds of salsas and toppings.
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But frankly, some days are just too damn hot to pile on jewelry that you won't want to keep on your body past noon.
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That led some to pile on debt before the financial crisis, and means some industries, including private equity and property, are addicted to borrowing.
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As the cases, and the fines, pile on, there is sure to be resistance from across the Atlantic—and perhaps even sympathy for Google.
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I'm sure there will be a pile-on on social media, because that seems to be what social media is all about these days.
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BULLARD SAYS NOT CLEAR FED WANTS TO 'PILE ON' MORE MONETARY ACCOMMODATION UNTIL IT IS CLEAR HOW MOVES SO FAR WILL EFFECT THE ECONOMY
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Taking a closer peek, Aldridge's feed is chalked full of miniature masterpieces that pile on the detail and rake in likes by the thousands.
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We also pile on millennials, because we believe they do have it easier, but how do -- why is it -- why are their lives easier?
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" Questioning why it wouldn't have been reported at the time, the spokesperson said the account was part of a "politically motivated fictional pile-on.
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In the predicted pile-on it was Mr Christie, also predictably, who landed the most stinging blows on the fresh-faced senator from Florida.
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Conservatives continue to pile on the criticism of the Parkland kids, now even going so low as to attack their GPAs and college prospects.
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By a 28500-to-6900 margin including a majority of Clinton supporters who could see the historic media pile-on from a mile away.
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It's just that, all too often, the die is cast with the framing of these segments—a two-on-one pile-on against Tarlov.
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In November, President Trump joined the pile-on, publicly entertaining bogus claims that Soros could be bankrolling the migrant "invasion" on the southern border.
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Elijah Cummings, the top-ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, accused Republicans of trying to pile on Clinton ahead of their party's convention.
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"I've been reluctant to join the pile-on that seeks to blame her for things that she couldn't possibly have any impact," he said.
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What happened to the good old days when we would pick an anointed candidate ahead of time and all pile on the progressives together?
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The retailer has decent cash flow prospects and nearly $250 million in net cash, making it easier for a buyer to pile on debt.
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In turn, corporations pile on debt, taking advantage of ultra-cheap capital while they have the opportunity, and deploying it as they see fit.
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And yes, the romaine lettuce you buy at the store or pile on your plate at the salad bar now is safe to eat.
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SAFRAN And I don't want to pile on Howard, because it's not his fault, but the thing with "Tyrant" is that … GORDON I accept.
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Pile on unexpected expenses such as automobile repairs or medical costs, and these productive Americans can easily fall into the ranks of the nonprime.
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The lipstick tube is actually a jumbo crayon packed with pigment, so you don't need to pile on layers to guarantee an opaque finish.
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Look for the first debate late next month to be the time for the Biden pile-on to begin (if it hasn't already). 1.
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This proved a pivotal moment in the fight as Barnett was able to pile on the punches from top position after advancing to mount.
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We promised we'd return the next day, which we did, to find our items waiting for us in a neat pile on the counter.
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The first ones to pile on top of her were Wendie Renard, Le Sommer and Thiney, who are playing in their third World Cup.
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His first reaction is to pile on to a state he sees as his enemy, rebuke its policies and threaten to withhold federal funding.
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But many strategists urge caution, saying it isn't wise to pile on risk until the status of the market and the economy are clearer.
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It quickly snowballed into an online pile-on, as some commenters who hadn't read the young adult fantasy book expressed outrage about its contents.
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Mick Mulvaney, the powerful head of the Office of Management and Budget, seems to have been the leader of the let's-pile-on crowd.
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I realized that I often feel more comfortable when I pile on more blankets, and I usually have about 7-8 on my bed.
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It was bitter cold that December, prompting the city's eight million residents to pile on the coal briquettes and draw close to the fire.
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Republicans on Monday continued to pile on with criticism of Trump's pointed remarks about a judge overseeing two class-action lawsuits against Trump University.
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With its economy maturing, China has to pile on ever more debt to keep its growth going, at a pace that could prove unsustainable.
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With its economy maturing, China has had to pile on ever more debt to keep growth going briskly, a pace that could prove unsustainable.
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It's easy to pile on with the criticism after another hacking, but according to the Deal Professor, Steven Davidoff Solomon, the business is stabilizing.
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The Malaysian central bank also warned that the economy could face further slowdown this year as the coronavirus outbreak threatened to pile on pressure.
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Banks have complained that regulators have unduly required banks to pile on capital that they could use to lend to small business and homeowners.
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My mother who also stacks her financial papers in a pile on her kitchen table — it's where I got that very helpful filing system.
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The President that day read news stories about Ellis' comments at an NRA event, using them to pile on to his "witch hunt" refrain.
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So many are revealing their own character as they pile on without regard for the message they are sending to soldiers and their families.
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The internet has done away with that constraint, too, leading some artists to pile on the tracks in hopes of racking up the streams.
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Maybe she's just the product of a media pile-on, each story laying the foundation for the next until she's a commonly accepted fact.
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She has become a lightning rod, taking criticism from all corners of the internet, periodically finding herself at the bottom of a pile-on.
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They all are obsessionals that pile on labor-intensive miniature detailing, often distributed with an almost equal-compositional intensity over the entire picture plane.
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Now that spring is officially here, Dunkin' (formerly Dunkin' Donuts) released a few seasonally-appropriate items that pile on the sugar, with help from Peeps.
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The old Danny would usually pile on with the criticism to remind Mindy she is generally terrible and in need of a major personality overhaul.
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Developers in Facebook's bug reporting forum pile on saying their apps are breaking Hitting the Connect Facebook button on Timehop causes the app to crash.
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Puppy knew how it felt to sleep all in a pile on a cold winter night, fighting damp drafts with the heat of shivering bodies.
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"You have to pile on as many points as you can on these streaks, but keep trying to get better," Calgary captain Mark Giordano said.
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The trauma of being separated may pile on top of other trauma experienced in their home country and during the journey to the United States.
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Some criticized the editorial as an instance of political correctness run amok — others decried the social media pile-on over a simple student journalism mistake.
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What coping skills do you have to handle all the academic and social challenges that pile on in high school, middle school or even college?
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The leak led to a pile-on of bad press, as well as a boycott call from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
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During adolescence you pile on bone density — establishing, in effect, a bone-density piggy bank — that is supposed to help sustain bone strength for life.
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Go ahead, then: Pile on cozy-chic knits and a shaggy faux fur; put on a rakish cap; and wrap yourself in a multicolor scarf.
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Sizing up not only imbues an ensemble with a certain borrowed-from-the-boys cool, but also provides extra room to pile on the layers.
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"If someone tells me I belong, I build a house right there," Ms. Velour said, cocking an eyebrow at the tiny pile on her head.
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Against Bloomberg, Biden could continue to pile on over Bloomberg's past support and comments about controversial policies such as stop-and-frisk policing and redlining.
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"Things are so bad right now with the injectables, we don't need anything else to pile on, to possibly make things worse," Ms. Fox said.
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In an era when many of us dream about being less trapped by screens and notifications, the Apple Watch does little more than pile on.
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That institution was later absorbed into the Nationalmuseum, which reopens in 2018 in its Renaissance Revival pile on a peninsula jutting into the Baltic Sea.
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Or it's hard to know if it's grandstanding when people join in on the latest Twitter pile on, attacking a person with a questionable opinion.
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It's too expensive to effectively heat three floors, so we keep it around 2775 degrees and I pile on more blankets if I need to.
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And if you say something on social media that angers an aggressive group, the pile-on can affect your work, life, and emotional well-being.
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The finalists were now a pile on her lap, and she began shuffling them, pulling one out, putting it behind another, and another in front.
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Members of relatively homogeneous groups, on the other hand, share a base of common knowledge, enabling them to pile on declensions without confusing one another.
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During the match, a co-commentator with Slutsky referred to "pile-on" or "high-pressure" football, using a rare adjective that is identical to Navalny's surname.
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Now, with winter on the horizon, athleisure is more relevant than ever — because when else but now can you pile on layers like there's no tomorrow?
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GUTFELD: Sally Fields -- used the c word to defend -- to actually pile on Ivanka, which is like, everybody was trying to out-gross each other, right?
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Not only did commenters pile on the Bieber jokes, but they also added that the toy resembles some other movie characters, like Lord Farquaad from Shrek.
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Ted Cruz's former roommate in college, HBO writer Craig Mazin, even joined the pile-on, saying that Cruz used to beat off in their dorm room.
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The airlines also argue that airports can pile on more debt to pay for upgrades, but that significantly increases project costs and the timeline for completion.
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After a flood, thousands of homeless fire ants pile on top of one another to build bizarro towers with their own bodies — probably as temporary shelters.
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But once on the offensive, he and new editor Gabriel Snyder decided to go to war with the allies they had and join the pile-on.
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"When you're living together, you have all those issues of a dating couple, but also pile on the issues that married couples face," Dr. Rhoades says.
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Dorsey's answer to Twitter's consistency problem seems to be to pile on more rules and changes rather than consistently enforcing what rules are already in place.
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"It's disheartening for me at least to watch the pile on to him with nonsense Russia investigations," the younger Trump told "Fox & Friends" in an interview.
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I, for one, may have a tendency to "clean" things up off of the bedroom floor by stacking them in a giant pile on the bed.
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Not only does he want to pile on more regulations, but he wants to fund feel-good conferences and engage in questionable science with your dollars.
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The guitar parts keep stacking up: a few offbeat chords, then a fast picking pattern, then a hefty chorus as power chords and countermelodies pile on.
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You collect everything you own in a specific category — clothes, books, papers, and so on — and you heap it into an enormous pile on the floor.
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Malaysia's economic growth slowed to the weakest in a decade in the fourth quarter of 2019 and the coronavirus outbreak threatens to pile on more pressure.
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Using points for pre- or post-voyage hotel staysAnother expense we didn't want to pile on during an already expensive vacation was lodging in Buenos Aires.
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Your rug may lie humbly beneath all the carefully selected furniture you pile on top of it, but that doesn't mean its potential should be overlooked.
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Will Trump's potentialdestruction of NAFTA pile on to avocado growing woes of California or will NAFTA allow California's and Mexico's production to meet America's burgeoning demand?
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The question that was hanging most heavily in the air early in the night: Would the candidates pile on the new early states front-runner Buttigieg?
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Go for a soft taco or a hard taco, add some guac and pile on the salsa — for one day this week, your taco dreams are unlimited.
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While there were a few niceties tossed in the direction of Google, ("they're trying") it was more or less a pile-on when it came to Facebook.
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Let's face it: Pulling together a chic cold-weather outfit is no easy feat, especially when you have to pile on layer upon layer to stay warm.
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Some think that America may decide to pile on the pressure ahead of local elections in Turkey on March 31st, placing Mr Erdogan in an uncomfortable spot.
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For some odd reason, I have started to collect the already used tape, and so that is on the bottom left in a pile on the floor.
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For his part, The Donald appeared to revel in his role at the bottom of the debate pile on, where fair play (and facts) become quick casualties.
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Overnight, U.S. President Donald Trump showed no signs of softening his stance on China, warning that Washington could pile on more pressure as trade talks sputtered along.
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GOP lawmakers, who were already staunchly opposed to the plan to close the military prison, used the new data as an opportunity to pile on their criticisms.
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Though academic and social pressures continue to pile on in high school, teenagers can be taught effective coping skills to skirt the pitfalls of anxiety and depression.
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Of particular interest, though, was that Quillette, a magazine that has been dubbed the voice of the so-called intellectual dark web, also joined the pile-on.
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Trump seized on slowing economic growth in China as evidence that U.S. tariffs were having "a major effect" and warned that Washington could pile on more pressure.
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Congressional pork, also known as earmarks, is money lawmakers pile on to already moving legislation for special projects in their districts, usually in exchange for a vote.
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Though technically dead, the catfish has lived on throughout this series and now Penguins fans are showing their true colors as they pile on the downtrodden Predators.
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Inevitably, #alternativefacts quickly trended on Twitter as everyone joined in the snark pile-on, especially among those who had jokes about Stone Temple Pilots and Smashing Pumpkins.
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George Washington High School, a regal brick pile on Audubon Avenue, counts Harry Belafonte, Henry A. Kissinger and the baseball star Manny Ramirez among its former students.
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Bernie Sanders supporters, saying their harassment and threats could hurt party unity in the general election; it sparked a pile-on to the self-described democratic socialist.
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More than any president since Ronald Reagan, President Trump has publicly seized on frustration toward a regulatory pile-on and pledged to trim, consolidate and eliminate rules.
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"It could have been a pile-on moment when Republican leaders finally came out and denounced the guy," Jonathan Weisman, who edits The Times's congressional coverage, recalled.
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While most ongoing game franchises pile on new features with each new release in ways that can be intimidating for newcomers, Pokémon has moved in the opposite direction.
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A roundup of his AM missives thus far: Context: Trump's relationship with his counterparts in Congress was already souring, so this pile on isn't likely to help things.
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The WPATH guidelines state that one letter is needed for chest surgery and two for genital surgeries, but insurance companies may pile on additional requirements beyond the guidelines.
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On Marketplace, Hemmings says that hiring managers who pile on the homework only to hold out on a job offer without ever giving any feedback aren't intentionally manipulative.
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I'm not going to be one, nor would I hope others would dwell on the situation or pile on, to use another term," Collins told CNN's "New Day.
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But analysts say such measures will take time to kick in, and will likely only cushion the blow on businesses if Washington continues to pile on more tariffs.
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One of the biggest questions looming over tonight is whether Rubio and Cruz will pile on Trump to see if any new attacks thrown at him will stick.
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He went on freelancer site Fiverr and found a Croatian artist willing to mock up a design featuring Trump with a dog pile on his head for $22017.
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Pile on Donald Trump's populist disdain for big companies and suspicion of some dominant tech platforms, and antitrust experts also say Silicon Valley has reason to be worried.
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A huge rotation out of momentum stocks is underway as investors pile on bets on economically sensitive, cheap stocks on renewed hopes for a U.S.-China trade deal.
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The pile on shows a field more comfortable with picking apart Trump's economic conflict with the world's second largest economy than they were even a few months ago.
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The pile on shows a field more comfortable with picking apart Trump's economic conflict with the world's second-largest economy than they were even a few months ago.
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She thinks her care team is trying to keep the news quiet so as not to pile on when people are already so anxious and trying to recover.
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As rumors heated up that Apple was preparing to launch a new iPhone in the $2000,000 range, the pile on from the tech pundit community came in swiftly.
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Regardless, revenues in the second half will be lower than expected, and that was enough for the bears (this is already a heavily-shorted stock) to pile on.
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Malaysia's economic growth slowed to the weakest in a decade in the fourth quarter of 2019 and the coronavirus outbreak threatened to pile on more pressure this year.
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The second day again saw all the teams pile on the mileage, with big guns Ferrari and Mercedes focusing more on working through their programmes than outright speed.
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Most manufacturers pile on the regenerative braking, using the electric motors to slow the car every time you lift off the throttle, pumping charge back into the batteries.
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Look at the way the clauses pile on top of each other, sending the sentence spiralling in on itself as it goes, burrowing in toward some unspeakable loss.
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The pile-on by the forces of Steve Bannon and his super PAC buddies shows that the money is out there to make life miserable for mainstream Republicans.
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As plaintiffs' lawyers pile on, they will be egged on, and perhaps subsidized by, the president's political opponents, as happened in the Paula Jones case against Bill Clinton.
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Few big-scale studio movies have the gumption to try this sort of tactic outside of action movies, which pile on the explosions to evoke a similar effect.
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But as I've said before: if you have to pile on a bunch of caveats and if-thens before you recommend a product, that's not exactly a ringing endorsement.
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So in an effort to avoid being woefully unprepared for the remainder of the season, we're scouting our favorite light layer trends to wear now and pile on later.
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You're going to need to massage the lemon-miso dressing into the kale (consider it your post-Thanksgiving exercise), then pile on the feta and fresh herbs and greens.
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There are also many feminist brands to support with leaders who stuck out their necks during the election, and held fast to it even when the pile-on followed.
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"What I'm seeing ... is a pile-on on what [were] considered to be, I think, the worst stocks in the world if Hillary Clinton were elected president, " Cramer said.
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More often than not, little failures pile on top of other little failures, and life for the consumer, as well as the business, becomes more frustrating rather than easier.
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Pile on some chunky Jimmy Choo platforms and more than 100 carats of Tiffany & Co. jewelry and this look deserves a spot on top of every best dressed list.
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He even gave a full-throated endorsement of earmarks, money that lawmakers pile on to already moving legislation for special projects in their districts, a practice conservative lawmakers banned.
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It's prosecutors that mostly compile 404(b) evidence -- after the case is charged, after they've already decided that the defendant is guilty, and specifically to "pile on" the evidence.
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Overnight, however, U.S. President Donald Trump showed no signs of softening his stance on China, warning that Washington could pile on more pressure as bilateral trade talks sputtered along.
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Many community-college transfers find they have credits that are not applicable and must pile on more courses before they can officially embark on their junior-year-level work.
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The destruction of people like Justine Sacco [who tweeted an inappropriate joke that launched a viral pile-on and that led to her being fired] — what of social justice?
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But even as critics pile on, the conversation around MMT and the role of debt is likely to get louder in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election.
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Polizzi, 31, poses in a blue sports bra and black leggings for the Boomerang-style clip, her hair pulled into a casual pile on the top of her head.
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" The answers: pain de mie from Balthazar; stuff the duck meat with Emmentaler cheese and pile on whole shallots roasted in fat and foie-gras aioli until "everything oozes.
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If other unions pile on and Ryanair is forced to match these costs, well over 5 billion euros of shareholder value could be at stake, according to Breakingviews estimates.
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Lawmakers who were embarrassed by the way the university handled the turmoil had threatened to pile on more cuts, particularly if the protesting professor Melissa Click was not fired.
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Still, Payne and co-writer Jim Taylor pile on enough odd, bordering-on-arbitrary twists that they wind up occasionally losing contact with what the film was initially about.
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When Darius gets up and joins the contestants on the field, she tackles him, slamming him to the ground, and all the other women pile on top of him.
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The first public comment period ends on May 23, but Falcon recommended that concerned citizens reach directly out to their members of Congress to help pile on the pressure.
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"I'm not a criminal — I'm a terrorist," she declared, he said, suggesting that she had made her political point and felt no need to pile on with lethal violence.
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It allows countries to pile on tariffs or take other actions that would otherwise violate their trade commitments when they judge them necessary to protect their essential security interests.
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The eighth Democratic presidential debate, which was ahead of the New Hampshire primary, turned into a pile-on against Buttigieg and Sanders, who both outpaced the field in Iowa.
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The eighth Democratic presidential debate, this one ahead of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, turned into a pile-on against the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor and the Vermont senator.
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" Thankfully, the director J.J. Abrams, a fan of the Lucas movies, "doesn't pile on the mayhem, and, for the most part, the pace remains fast without being overly frantic.
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OSLO, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Online classifieds group Adevinta could spend parts of its growing cash pile on acquisitions in European markets, the company's chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Korecki: The "wine cave" pile-on aimed at Buttigieg was not only the most surprising (when Warren first brought it up) but it was by far the most entertaining.
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One of the biggest challenges, she says, was to pile on heavy movie makeup while also making sure it all blended perfectly, since makeup applies differently on prosthetics vs.
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As big box retailers pile on the savings to bring in student shoppers, it's also a great time to stock up on supplies for the office for literally pennies.
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Distracting us can be helpful, listening to us can be helpful, even sitting with us in silence can be helpful, but please, I beg of you, don't pile on.
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"It's a pile-on," said Royce Murray, a managing director of the American Immigration Council, a nonprofit advocacy organization that also planned to challenge the program's expansion in court.
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"It's a pile-on," said Royce Murray, a managing director of the American Immigration Council, a nonprofit advocacy organization that also planned to challenge the program's expansion in court.
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But here the final scene features a threesome in which they pile on top of one another, each raising an arm in the air before the three arms are intertwined.
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In theory, dressing up as a '90s figure skater sounds easy enough: pull your hair into a scrunchie, pile on the blush, and don't hold back on the body glitter.
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It sure looks enticing to pile on him, but then you get stuck forever in talking about Trump and not doing the things you need to do to beat him.
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Adding to the pile-on was NYU Stern School of Business professor Scott Galloway, who told CNBC that the company is already becoming a more important search engine than Google.
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These Jack-of-all-trades shoes are light enough for speedwork, cushioned for long runs, and have a smooth ride that doesn't fade even as you pile on the miles.
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Ben Stein's not going to pile on Roseanne after her racist tweet got her show canceled -- in fact ... he sympathizes and believes her claim that Ambien made her do it.
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Is it crude of me to say I know the sound of dozens of rubber bodies slapping against each other as they collapse in a boneless pile on the floor?
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YouTubers De'arra and Ken got in on the "100 layers" fad by trying to pile on 100 layers of clothing — a slightly less goopy pursuit than 100 layers of makeup.
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And not to pile on the questions, but "A Tale of Love and Darkness" is about a young boy growing up in a young country that is itself growing up.
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Eve agreed: I'm an eighth grade student at an American school and my teachers pile on homework, so much where I am staying up until nearly three in the morning.
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Witness, for example, "the pile-on," which everyone outside their immediate circle is horrified by: In this regard especially, Happy Endings takes the usual sitcom formula and curb-stomped it.
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Park Avenue Armory is a hulking, castle-like pile on Manhattan's Upper East Side, built in 21921 by architect Charles W. Clinton for the Seventh Regiment of the National Guard.
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The pile-on wound up doing more to stiffen Republican spines against an apparent witch hunt than it did to weaken their resolve in the face of Blasey's powerful accusation.
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No matter how diligently you pile on moisturizer, dry skin in winter is "almost inevitable," admits Dr. Sarah Dolder, a clinical instructor of dermatology at Columbia University in New York.
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Now that you're sold on this winter wardrobe option, top off the look with a pair of tall or over-the-knee boots or pile on necklaces for a striking statement.
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Last night's pile-on was made even more stark by the audience, who loudly cheered when all of the other candidates spoke, especially Bush, and booed pretty much everything Trump said.
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With more than 2224 billion devices active across the globe, Cook is focusing on the entertainment, e-commerce and productivity tools he can pile on to keep consumers opening their wallets.
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Perhaps it's this kind of pile-on behavior, whether it's being used by progressives online or by trolls and harassers, that Twitter no longer wants to abet through its product design.
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But, after his pick-six in the fourth quarter produced the game-winning score on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts, Dunlap was content to allow his teammates to just pile on.
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To pile on to that, the iPad's USB-C port is further limited because it can't connect to external storage devices, except SD cards, which Apple has apparently decided don't count.
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This year has been difficult, depressing, and awful enough—why would you want to pile on by destroying two perfectly good food items when you could have fucking left them alone?
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Instead of throwing everything in a pile on the floor, this DIY closet organization system is the perfect mix of classy and functional, and is something they'll actually want to use.
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Trump, in a Monday tweet, seized on slowing economic growth in China as evidence that U.S. tariffs were having "a major effect" and warned that Washington could pile on more pressure.
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Do you feel that this president using Twitter, using these attacks, using social media, and then the ensuing pile-on that happens is going to really damage an outfit like CNN?
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Appearing at the commission's monthly meeting in Lower Manhattan, drivers said new limitations would cut into their income and pile on more restrictions in an industry that was already heavily regulated.
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But there's times when I'm having a bad day or I'm struggling and it doesn't always feel safe to pile on four other people's stories about how hopeless the world is.
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Trolls started to pile on, and sexual innuendo began, with people posting that they had red panties that belonged to Scheff and asking others to bid on those panties, she said.
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The Speaker told his colleagues, according to a source in the room: Behind the scenes: Republican leaders are distressed by what's going on, but don't want to join the pile on.
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" The pile-on continued into the weekend, as other union leaders lambasted the WFP, which was founded in New York in 1998, for straying from the charter of its founders. "Mr.
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When I make the browser window small, all the objects in the room pile on top of each other, but a glowing pick circle is revealed "behind" one of the walls.
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The Cubs continued to pile on against Mets starter Noah Syndergaard (9-7) in the second and third, when Schwarber and Castellanos hit two-run homers for a 10-1 lead.
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The move shocked fans who'd come to know Maza as a critic of the video-sharing platform, after it failed to stop a right-wing pile-on against him last year.
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If the press drills down, and he appears weak, then others might pile on or use it to frame Biden as part of the past they're attempting to move on from.
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It was a self-inflicted pile-on for the acting chief of staff, whose relationship with the president already had been tenuous and who typically prides himself on his communication skills.
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But the pile-on culture of social media has accelerated the process to such a degree that corporations may find themselves besieged in hours by tens of thousands of online critics.
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He then retweeted Mr. Trump's posts about "imploding" Obamacare in a virtual pile-on as Republican senators began to regroup from their third failed attempt to undo the Affordable Care Act.
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Comcast, one of America's largest media and communications companies, is wading into the epic regulatory pile-on against big tech companies such as Google, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Joe Biden was mauled in a two-hour pile-on of a debate Wednesday, where a host of Democratic presidential rivals attacked decades' worth of his votes, statements and policy positions.
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" Grisham told Axios the authors of the letter -- among them former White House press secretaries for Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and, Barack Obama -- "can publicly pile on all they want.
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" 2020 Dems pile on: "He didn't even seem to have an agreement or close to an agreement when he set the summit," she said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union.
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The latest data will pile on the pressure, particularly from ratings agencies which have flagged weak growth as a major risk, and investors weary of increasing state debt as revenues slide.
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The pile-on to tear down the candidate with the highest black support, in favor of candidacies running on far-left progressive policies with little to no minority appeal, is ugly.
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And there tends to be not only a pile-on ... but an 'oozing' effect -- where the suspicion and criticism encompasses every possible grounds for doubt about her competence, character, and accomplishments.
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Changes in financial technology also weighed upon the New York Stock Exchange, which made efforts to move from its colonnaded pile on Wall Street to a new tower to the south.
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And when Fox News tried to pile on by showing footage of players it claimed were protesting during the national anthem, it backfired — because those players weren't protesting; they were praying.
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What I do blame them for is joining an alt-right pile-on without trying to understand where their left-wing intellectual opponents are coming from and what they're talking about.
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The move shocked some of Mr. Maza's fans, who have watched him become one of YouTube's most vocal critics for failing to stop a right-wing pile-on against him last year.
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For companies interacting with huge sets of complex data, machine learning helps them make sense of it all, but it also can pile on the costs due to the specific expertise needed.
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Authorities found the girl's remains in a burn pile on a hillside just 163 feet from the trailer and metal structure where she was living while in Ruud's care, court records show.
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Firstly, the international community could pile on sufficient economic pressure to convince the regime that unless it abandons these programs, its economy will collapse and it will face a dangerous domestic revolt.
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So I liked that because I loved never leaving the house and yet — not fame, but writing and putting that out there for, you know, 500 angry commenters to pile on Slate.
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Prosecutors even warned Sandusky's defense attorneys against raising the "Penn State issue" at trial and threatened to pile on older evidence against Sandusky if they did, the two initial sources told CNN.
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The key for Republicans will be to move rapidly once the bill is released in an effort to prevent a lobbying pile-on from special interest groups trying to save their deductions.
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" A spokeswoman on behalf of Weinstein responded, "While Ms. Heche and Mr. Weinstein were friendly, he denies these claims as nothing more than an attempt to pile on to the current conversation.
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Vaughn and his co-writer Jane Goldman pile on big action set pieces not so much because they're necessary but simply because they can, yielding diminishing returns after the initial adrenaline rush.
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In the movie, there is a terrifying scene in which thousands of zombies surge toward a wall and pile on top of one another until they are able to clamber over it.
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The earthquake felt like a pile on after so much bad news about the coronavirus, the disease it causes, Covid-19, and the blows it has dealt the economy, Mr. Prokopis said.
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Fear not, young lover, I will not pile on — though I do note, purely mathematically, that you probably have another four or five years before you hit your family's lucky-duck deadline.
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Levine told CNN that fornication was still being charged as a crime as recently as five years ago, when prosecutors wanted to "pile on" the charges to people accused of sex crimes.
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The pile-on came at the last debate before South Carolina's primary on Saturday and Super Tuesday in a week, leaving candidates competing to pick up momentum heading into the crucial stretch.
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The most unkind thing you can do to a person with anxiety is to pile on, which can be a tricky thing, because it may be something you do without realizing it.
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In 2016, then-Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewRussian sanctions will boomerang Obama talks up Warren behind closed doors to wealthy donors On The Money: Lawmakers pile on the spending in .
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It feels like a pile-on when prosecutors charge your client with one crime, then seek to dump an additional box of bad prior conduct in your lap for your client to defend.
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Main takeaway from #KaraJack is that following a threaded conversation of more than a few tweets is a total mess, and that Twitter is designed for pile-on hot takes that hijack convos.
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Twilight naturally became easy prey for every holier-than-thou critic looking to pile on more shit—which the series chose to ignore by maintaining its teenage girl sell across four subsequent flicks.
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Because as much as the internet loves to pile on when a brand is being #problematic, it also loves to celebrate the ones that are doing the right thing, especially with Drake gifs.
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I'm no stranger to a good hate pile-on—I do work on the internet, after all, and writing for the queer community often means antagonizing some harsh critics, both without and within.
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You don't have to be a Warhammer 40K fan to appreciate the visual splendor of a towering mountain melting away to reveal itself as nothing more than a giant pile-on of Orks.
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Whether you make your bed every morning or tend to leave your sheets in a pile on the floor, you can't deny that it's one of the most important spaces in your home.
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Matt Yglesias: To pile on a little about this Ramsay situation, what's frustrating about it to me is that I actually see the germ of an interesting idea in the Winterfell plot line.
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Alex was traumatized by her order-obsessed mother who regularly "ransacked" her room, heaping all her stuff into a pile on the floor, then holding her under "house arrest" until it was sorted.
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She'd wanted to contact Oliver, but fought the urge to call or text, not wishing to add to the pile-on, and also worrying that his correspondence was being monitored by his wife.
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The query amassed over 5,000 replies as of Thursday afternoon, with the thread quickly devolving into a gleefully savage pile-on of Applebee's, that wonderland of $1 margaritas and Long Island Iced Teas.
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The first interesting thing to happen was Raiders offensive tackle Donald Penn catching a touchdown against his old team: Carr continued to pile on yards and points, even as the penalties kept flying.
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The ripple effect: As more tariffs pile on, it will be increasingly difficult for the two countries to move toward a trade compromise, according to an analysis from Beijing-based Caixin Media [subscription].
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As the mercury plunges, you could pile on extra sweaters, huddle beneath an afghan, drink hot tea — or you could get lost in a book that will transport you to sunny, sweaty places.
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Why it matters: Warren has been able to strike a balance of being discussed a lot without being the target of sustained criticism or media pile-on that other top candidates have endured.
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And there are times when the government has legitimate reasons to spend a lot of money and pile on debt, like winning World War II under Roosevelt or the Cold War under Reagan.
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At Wednesday's debate, Mr. Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York City, faced a tough assault, with the pile-on serving to keep the focus away from the higher-polling Mr. Sanders.
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Finally free to bust out the layers and pile on the accessories without fear of a mid-commute meltdown, there's a renewed sense of excitement around sartorial trends that is straight-up contagious.
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If you have flooring you don't like — whether it's carpet, vinyl or unappealing wood — it can feel like there's no way to escape it, no matter how many rugs you pile on top.
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Rock-bottom rates and easy lending standards have allowed US companies to pile on record levels of debt, sparking concern from regulators about the risk the credit markets may pose to the U.S. economy.
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The bill, therefore, is targeted at not only intimate partners who maliciously post nudes of their exes online, but also the people who "recklessly" pile on afterwards, reposting the images to harass the target.
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After a video of YouTube user Simply Nailogical applying 116 layers of nail polish went viral, beauty gurus haven't been able to stop finding more things they can pile on top of each other.
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What I needed was to talk it through, to hear the words pile on top of each other, to be reminded of the best, mom-approved solution: Get it done and go to bed.
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And there will be no one to defend Trump if the field decides to pile on -- though experience suggests it's just as likely his GOP rivals will anger Trump's loyal supporters and hurt themselves.
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Pile on top of that the stuff you know inevitably ends up taking space on your counter, like unopened mail, kids' art projects, magazines and paperwork and you're left with a very chaotic space.
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Cara Delevingne is the latest to join the shaved head crew after revealing a picture of her silver-purple hair in a pile on the floor of a hair salon via an Instagram Story.
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Interruptions generally pile on the cognitive overload — and deceptive design deploys them to make it harder for a web user to be fully in control of their faculties during a key moment of decision.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Being overweight or obese is linked to a higher risk of dying prematurely than being normal weight and the risk rises sharply as the extra pounds pile on, scientists said on Wednesday.
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"All Proposition 63 seeks to do is pile on 34 more pages of more complex legalese on an already byzantine system of gun laws," said Sean Brady, counsel for the Coalition for Civil Liberties.
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It could be a sign that — even as more stories continue to pile on — consequences for longtime offenders might not be so far off, even for those who may be legally in the clear.
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Right-wing Twitter users excoriated CNN for what they saw as a threat against the Reddit user, and the hashtag #CNNBlackmail began to spread as thousands of the network's detractors began to pile on.
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As if to pile on, the pro golfer Peter Jacobsen walked onto the court during an early timeout and knocked down three straight free throws to win everyone in the arena free fruit smoothies.
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Maybe not overtly, but he admits now that he glossed up his postgame comments, largely because he was coaching a young team with only one senior starter and he didn't want to pile on.
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I pile on my leather jacket, her backpack, my computer bag, her stroller (the Babyzen YoYo is a godsend for our four-flight walk-up), and Olive, and we are finally on our way.
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So far, President Donald Trump hasn't joined the pile-on, instead choosing to attack his own public health experts' calls for potentially long-term, strict isolation measures that he says are hampering the economy.
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By the end of Wednesday, even nonpartisan leaders such as American Bar Association president Judy Perry Martinez joined the pile-on with a statement saying that the ABA is "deeply troubled" by Schumer's remarks.
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At that point, the case appeared to be fraying, and Mr. Brafman continued to pile on, releasing emails between Mr. Weinstein and his two remaining accusers in a relentless attempt to undermine their credibility.
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At every turn, the humiliations pile on: the exhausting efforts to find employment, the terrible loneliness of a person who has defied her family's African traditions only to find Western ones no less limiting.
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"The October murder of Saudi national Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey has heightened the Capitol Hill caterwauling and media pile-on," Mr. Pompeo wrote in an editorial published Tuesday evening in The Wall Street Journal.
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Of course, if he initiates a conversation about his challenges, listen sympathetically, don't offer up any comparisons to other people or situations, don't pile on any advice, and simply accept him as he is.
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Right-wing Twitter users excoriated CNN for what they saw as a threat against the Reddit user, and the hashtag #CNNBlackmail began to spread as thousands of the network's detractors began to pile on.
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On Wednesday, not one but two games came to a halt when players and coaches cleared the benches and stormed the diamond for pile-on brawls — fights sports fans are used to seeing in hockey.
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However, the most burdensome policies—known as "TRAP", for "targeted regulation of abortion providers", which pile on regulations that are hard to comply with and often force clinics to close—may have been more consequential.
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So, in honor of the true original, and in celebration of the last stop in the five-year world tour of "David Bowie Is," step into those mega-high platforms and pile on the glitter.
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The conversation started on their group trip to Jamaica with Kirschenheiter, 34, airing her frustrations over the fact that Beador, 54, hadn't given their friendship a chance, but it quickly escalated into a pile-on.
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Though she was neutral in the presidential race, she joined the pile-on after the release of the Access Hollywood recording in which Trump bragged about grabbing women: "Trump's comments are disgusting," she tweeted then.
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This will be an even more crowded race in 2016, as everyone with wheels or a novel way of transporting food will pile on until economies of scale and value to customers becomes more apparent.
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Open up all of those apps and pile on the browser tabs and you'll eventually get to the spinning pinwheel of waiting, but if you keep yourself just a little in check, you'll be fine.
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Hayley Williams' half-hearted dancing in the video paired with shooting it in NYC is a pile on a metaphor for looking below the surface, which actually makes it a pretty good song about depression.
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We'll be looking at whether or not the retention rates have changed over time, which we hope to be a positive outcome, and that success would encourage other companies to pile on and do this.
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During a meeting with Amazon in Janurary, Lamb remembers executives expressing concern that a pay-equity intiative could produce public relations problems for the company, and "pile on" to the "reputational issues" it already faced.
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Peter Joseph Jugis told The Charlotte Observer in January that the diocese did not "want to pile on and do more" to inflict further pain on victims, suggesting that publishing the names would do that.
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But as she finds a defensive posture — "We're gonna tell everyone it's O.K.," she sings with a laugh — the band cranks up, organ and tambourine pile on and voices join her for a rowdy singalong.
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As historical secrets and hauntings begin to pile on top of one another, one has the sense of a writer throwing a lot of ideas against a wall in the hope that something will stick.
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She added to the pile-on about Mr. Sanders's dismissal of how he would pay for universal health care — an issue she was also criticized for last fall, prompting her to release a detailed plan.
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It's that time during Rachel Lindsay's quest for love when the rejected bachelors pile on all their disappointment while revealing to the world a few things she probably wishes could be left behind closed doors.
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If your boss wants to pile on extra work, for example, you might suggest you're not the best choice for that task because your plate is already full and you don't want to sacrifice quality.
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Miller Kopp made a jump shot on Northwestern's next possession, but the Golden Gophers continued to pile on as Kalscheur drained a 20-pointer only 216 seconds later to increase the advantage to 23-36.
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While Mr. Sanders drew some contrasts with Mr. Biden, in particular on Mr. Biden's vote to authorize military action in Iraq, this was hardly the pile-on that Mr. Biden had experienced in earlier debates.
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As a result, many voters accept Trump and Sanders' claims that we can not only deal with our serious fiscal problems without reforming them, but also pile on enormous spending increases (Sanders) or tax cuts (Trump).
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"Tesla...has more than quadrupled since September in an epic move higher that included an earnings beat, a short squeeze, and a pile-on from the enthusiastic fans CEO Elon Musk has always attracted," Bespoke wrote.
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After a few dozen ounces of formula, my baby was clearly thriving, his skin pinker and damper and his dumps gaining in gravitas, but every scoop of Similac I bottled seemed to pile on my failure.
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Pile on Cabo's natural splendor (stunning rock formations, cliffside beaches, whale watching, waterfalls, you name it) and its propensity for excellent swim-up bars, and you'll find a place where it's hard to complain about anything.
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Constantly decked out with hoops, studs, and tons of other dangly baubles, Bowes' ear styling makes us want to leave our super-simple pieces in the past and pile on as many mismatched earrings as possible.
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Every time I finish one of those slender books, I tell myself it's time to take a break and return to the pile on the night stand but then find myself deep into another McGee novel.
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My suspicions were confirmed when conservative figures like Tucker Carlson and Donald Trump Jr. joined the pile-on, revealing the ways in which right-wing hordes have harnessed social media to discredit and harass their opponents.
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The pace of fashion week is often so intense, the designer pile-on so frenetic, it is easy to miss the fact that the more crucial message being transmitted has little to do with runway trends.
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The reason: Much of the credit expansion has gone to state-owned enterprises (SOEs), some of which the International Monetary Fund labels as "zombies" — firms that pile on debt but do not contribute positive value added.
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Weinstein pulled up the images from the man's M.R.I. They showed the man's brain, which would normally have the consistency of a light and fluffy custard, lying in a pile on the floor of the skull.
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So the first two episodes pile on all kinds of soapy situations, setting up the proposed show as a means of breaking the impasse in their respective lives, even if the actors don't realize it yet.
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It recalls the kind of fashion fervor rarely seen since Madonna's early videos incited throngs of very young fans to shimmy their frames into merry widows and pile on stacks of bangles and cataracts of chains.
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"It makes no sense that we are continuing to pile on debt in a growing economy," said Michael Peterson, CEO of the Peterson Foundation, a group dedicated to tackling the U.S.'s long-term fiscal challenges.
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"[I]f you look at the chart this thing has clearly broken out...this is the point where the analysts are going to come out of the woodwork and just pile on upgrading it," he said.
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Pile on Pete: Buttigieg faced a series of attacks as tensions that had been brewing on the campaign trail broke out on the debate stage — most notably during a heated exchange with Warren over campaign fundraising.
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He grabs his "personal totems" from a messy pile on his desk, holding them in outstretched hands: a brass slug ("They are quite beautiful despite how people despise the poor creatures") and a frog ("I leap").
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Check out these 20 careers where you can earn more than $6003,000 without having to pile on the student debt that so often comes with an advanced degree: Computer network architects design and build data communication networks.
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The focus on the author is understandable, to a point: It's inarguable that it sucks to be the subject of a Twitter pile-on, and Twitter itself is, as David Auerbach wrote in Slate in 2014, broken.
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At the end of the meal, he actually picked the leftover food off our plates with his hands and put it in a pile on the table so he could stack the plates to take them away.
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The good ones are always expensive, but getting one on Craigslist (or from the free pile on the side of the road) is shady — and don't even get us started on carrying it up flights of stairs.
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Last week, he faced a pile-on from 2020 Democrats after he cited his working relationships in the 1970s with segregationist lawmakers as an example of his ability to get things done in Congress despite personal disagreements.
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Gemini loves to multitask, and Mars wants to get shit done; however, it's wise not to pile on too many responsibilities during this time because Gemini rules a very dreamy, sleepy, and private sector of your chart.
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It is not the specific logistic and ethical complications that the Mets relentlessly pile on from one season to the next, but the way in which all of this intrudes upon the bigger and more sacred thing.
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"Troubled Times" hints at "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" before guitars pile on like one of Boston's buildups, and "Outlaws," which ponders romantic memories and "life after youth," rises to the kind of chorus Weezer would cherish.
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In a number of his fights he has spent minutes eating strikes and not finding any joy with his own until he finally finds some success late in the day and begins to pile on the punches.
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In fact, such disasters will continue to pile on to the existing ones and eventually there will be more than we can bare and shortly after, there will be nuclear war and an extinction the human race.
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Even when she depicts these situations using platitudes — "I was too distraught to answer," or it "scared me straight" — these moments have a powerful sting because of the way they pile on one another in quick succession.
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Then, when my other neighbor cut back my pine branches hanging over her driveway, I dragged a mass of dying bamboo from a trash pile on someone's curb to shield my view of her floodlight and car.
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There is a pile-on underway of President Donald Trump, because commentators have said that the statement believed to have been written by the alleged El Paso shooter mirrors language the President has used regarding illegal immigration.
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It simply makes common sense to lower corporate taxes and make up some of the tax dollars lost by shifting the tax system to a destination-based tax, balancing what other nations pile on U.S.-made goods.
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"I don't want to pile on MIT," Erike tells me when I ask him how a conference like this, with a heavily white crowd, could be more relevant to other Black people in tech and related fields.
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Take those extant worries and pile on the agita created by the deputy attorney general (and the guy in charge of the Mueller probe) being replaced and you have a very skittish group of Republican elected officials.
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Max Rose (D-NY) swiftly slammed her remarks as "deeply hurtful to Jews," TPM's Josh Marshall deemed it a "very unfortunate tweet," and even Chelsea Clinton joined the pile-on, which prompted a whole other series of counterattacks.
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I liken the hair strand to a scratched table: When you're repairing it, you pile on the polish, but you remove 99% of it, and what's left plugs the gaps and leaves you with a nice polished surface.
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Our moms were our earliest jewelry role models, and our penchant for heirloom-feeling baubles — charm-laden pendant necklaces, stacks of tooled bangles, and engraved signet rings — originated with the inherited accessories that she'd pile on every day.
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Bush has gone after Trump past debates -- and was supported by an audience booing Trump in their last matchup -- but this time, Bush's attacks quickly turned into a Trump pile-on from the other candidates onstage as well.
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Every episode I've seen (there are nearly 2,000) is a thrilling cultural artifact, a tiny parable about the way we romanticize the stresses of modern American life and pile on more in hopes of assuaging those festering below.
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This track opens with Mike Lewis and Vernon dueting on a saxophone vocoder, and as the song progresses, layers and layers of saxes pile on top of each other to create a velvety woodwind soundscape behind the vocals.
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Aside from ethical concerns about compromising with Chinese authorities to get access to the country's billions of consumers, working with China could become bad for your brand, as politicians and commentators pile on the companies who do it.
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Those emerge in different contexts, including the classic pile-on response to an objectionable comment, but Phillips is surprised how frequently celebrities sit back and watch their supporters take on other famous people with whom they've been feuding.
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"Painful," Ramsay tweeted back at the less-than-stellar photo, and the internet being the delightful sandbox that it is, Ramsay's critiques have led to a pile-on situation, with commenters jumping on the proverbial bandwagon of abuse.
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Developers in Facebook's bug reporting forum pile on saying their apps are breaking The situation highlights the increasing centralization of the web as more and more companies depend on a small number of mobile, hosting, and social platforms.
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The Swedes broke open a close contest when they scored four in the fourth end to jump in front 6-1 and continued to pile on the pressure before the Swiss waved the white flag after eight ends.
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However, the current pile on Sheriff Clarke has brought upon himself stems from a tweet he sent out on Saturday calling for his supporters to take up their torches and pitchforks to fight our "corrupt" government and media.
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But then again, the same is true of the dozens of commentators who have been quick to pile on in the wake of the opinion, pillorying the Justice Department's decision to bring the case in the first place.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish utility Fortum is looking to spend its multibillion-euro cash pile on combined heat and power plants (CHP) and hydropower assets in Europe, as well as expanding in nuclear services, its chief executive told Reuters.
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FINANCE SECTOR CASUALTIES PILE ON Hartzer's resignation is the latest in a long line of executive departures from a financial sector that has been under heavy scrutiny since a bruising public inquiry found rampant profiteering in the industry.
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The sudden pile on by Democratic presidential candidates over the controversy, and the hurried scramble by Trump and his aides to clean it up, offered an eloquent forecast of just how important health care will be in 2020.
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AT&T acquired CNN's parent company, Time Warner, for $85 billion last year, and Trump's calls to boycott AT&T are a new way for him to pile on an old foe and frequent subject of his ire.
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It takes 20,000 liters of water to produce just one kilogram of cotton, and when you pile on the fact that much of it is grown in areas suffering from high levels of water stress, you have a problem.
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Production is set to start back up in July and will re-locate from New Orleans to California, but time will only tell if Chanel will pile on the extensions again or stick to her alter ego's shorter look.
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Denting optimism around progress in U.S.-China trade talks, U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington could pile on more pressure on China, pointing to slowing economic growth in China as evidence that U.S. tariffs were having "a major effect".
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I don't know, man... Iggy is, as has been proven, a terrible rapper, and it's true that she's given a few obnoxious, unlikable interviews that have made it easier to pile on her for her lack of musical prowess.
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You can try to capture one and add it to your Persona collection, shake them down for helpful items, or commit to an "All-Out Attack" — a powerful group pile-on that immediately ends most fights against standard enemies.
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We're already expecting to see a new Star Wars film per year through 2020, while Peter Jackson suffered his own pile-on of criticism for expanding J.R.R. Tolkien's short prequel The Hobbit into two feature films, then eventually three.
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I would pull a piece from the s'mores monkey bread I had created for a food video at work with gusto, not caring if the whole office saw me pile on even more chocolate than the recipe called for.
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All in all, the Two Decades of Memes exhibit is a noble attempt to canonize a brief chronicle of internet folklore, but it doesn't address how memes are getting more political, and more meta, as the years pile on.
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At one point, Bush joined the pile-on against Rubio, stating that "We've tried it the old way," referring to Christie's apocalyptic warning about what might happen if we elect another first-term senator like Obama was in 2008.
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But for other candidates, the opportunity to pile on the Democratic frontrunner for the actions of his most visibly and vocally aggressive followers — who, granted, probably aren't Russian bots, as Sanders has insinuated — was too good to pass up.
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As someone who is sat down at a desk all day for work, I&aposm reluctant to reduce the amount I run as I&aposm worried I&aposll start to pile on the pounds if I run any less!
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Surveying Mr. Schnabel's life from his boyhood through his success in the art world and as a film director, the movie includes interviews with family members who pile on the adulations from the first minutes to the final scenes.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Comcast Corp , one of Americas largest media and communications companies, is wading into the epic regulatory pile-on against big tech companies such as Google, according to people familiar with the matter.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Any long Brexit delay would pile on economic and political costs for the European Union, the bloc's chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Tuesday, stressing that these would need to be weighed up carefully against potential benefits.
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"When cases start to pile on top of one another, you have more acts of violence that people are inclined to avenge," says Daniel Webster, a professor at Johns Hopkins University who led a homicide review for the city.
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Given the timing of the announcement and the apparent redundant nature of the charges (some of which already were litigated in the Virginia federal case), Vance appears to be using his prosecutorial power to pile on for political purposes.
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Last Saturday, when the forecasting community got entangled in a massive #NerdFight, the pile-on seemed to be directed at Nate Silver, whose forecast identified several paths to victory for Donald Trump, while other forecasts had closed them off.
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Not to pile on with all the other bad news out there right now, but we regret to inform you that the Philadelphia Insectarium and Butterfly Pavilion, a museum that houses rare lizards, insects, and scorpions, was robbed last month.
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As my other half clears the kitchen table, tossing our children's books into a pile on the windowsill and placing a bag over the back of a chair, my hackles rise and I immediately put the books in their rightful place.
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We haven't experienced this issue across four review devices from the Pixel 2 line, but that's the pile-on effect of a major flaw like the Pixel 2 XL's screen: other, smaller, less universal issues get amplified by the big one.
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If you've watched the show before, you know that's when all the actors from a movie like The Favourite or a show like Stranger Things pile on to the awards show stage, out-of-breath and grinning ear to ear.
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These new features pile on top of others that Uber has added throughout the year, like the "For You" page it released in August, which algorithmically curates potential jobs in a section of the Freight app that a driver might like.
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Governor Eric Greitens called the special session with the specific intent of passing more regulations on abortion providers after a federal judge struck down laws in Missouri that limit clinics, and lawmakers seem eager to pile on additional anti-abortion bills.
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Indeed, the key to Lego Batman's humor is its eagerness to manically pile on every reference it can come up with — this is a movie that will reward a rewatch — while staying true to the rules of its dual-property universe.
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Pressure continues to pile on Uber following a number of public relations disasters of late including a video of Chief Executive Travis Kalanick berating a driver who complained about low fares and its continued legal battle with Alphabet spin-off Waymo.
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If you've ever started lifting weights again after a long time off, you may remember that time as a magical period where your body reacted extraordinarily to the stresses put on it, and seemingly began to pile on muscle like crazy.
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Fun fact: I'm the type of person who prefers blizzards over 97 percent humidity, because while I can pile on as many layers as possible, there's only so many clothing items I can remove without getting arrested for public indecency.
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By pivoting off and drawing his opponent's right hand, either slipping past it or rolling behind the lead shoulder, Cotto took himself far away from the left hook and was in a new position before his man could pile on blows.
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Before the Pete pile-on occurred, the PBS NewsHour/POLITICO debate at Loyola Marymount University was characterized by a policy-heavy first half devoted to a series of issues that hadn't received much attention in the previous five Democratic debates.
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" (He eventually retracted the anti-Semitic articles, but it took him seven years.) Editorially, The Times added its voice to the "Protocols" pile-on, calling it "about the strangest jumble of crazy ideas that ever found its way into print.
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Owned by Applied Energy Systems (AES), the pile of ash—which contains heavy metals like arsenic, mercury, and chromium—has long been the source of complaints about "fugitive dust," or ash that gets swept off the pile on windy days.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday seized on slowing economic growth in China as evidence that U.S. tariffs were having "a major effect" and warned that Washington could pile on more pressure as bilateral trade talks sputtered along.
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It reminded me of how good Brodey could be, prompting me to move his books from the shelf to the ever-shifting, sprawling pile on the table, which is one thing criticism is supposed to do: get you to read.
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A person can find Christine Blasey Ford credible, believe that Brett Kavanaugh lacks the temperament for the Supreme Court and also worry about a pile-on against him that laid waste to the concepts of due process and presumption of innocence.
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Bärtsch starts with patterns — often a terse little riff in an odd meter — that get stacked up in countless ways, ricocheting from keyboard to bass clarinet to drums to electric bass, getting subdivided or having multiple instruments suddenly pile on.
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But admit it: You become a full-on film noir private investigator when you get wind of a social media drama pile on, sleuthing to get to the bottom of a ratio'ed tweet if it's the last thing you do.
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People can read what I wrote,' apologizing for whatever mean thing I said, and then realizing pretty much every day you make the decision: I could pile on here or I could just put out what I want to see.
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I know he would have provided support, and a backbone, to a few other Republicans, like Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneySchumer says he'll ask for votes on calling Mulvaney, Bolton to testify On The Money: Lawmakers pile on the spending in .
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I can imagine Mr. Johnson views this pile-on as a way to call attention to the microaggressions working-class immigrants face daily, but the family's cruelty felt stifling — it's troubling to see Marta saddled with so much real-world baggage.
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He is always boasting about the size of this crowd or that crowd, refuting some slight from someone who has treated him "very unfairly," underscoring his sincerity via adjectival pile-on (he's "going to appoint beautiful, incredible, unbelievable Supreme Court Justices").
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Blair also reportedly warned that the move might pile on to Trump&aposs pro-Russia image, which has popped up in impeachment proceedings as a concern across the administration after Trump reportedly credited a debunked conspiracy theory for disliking Ukraine.
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While Flippy held up its end of the deal, the restaurant is short of humans to prepare the patties for the grill and then pile on the lettuce and other fixins', said Anthony Lomelino, chief technology officer for Cali Group.
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Many in the GOP are now pressing to not only enforce existing sanctions on Turkey, but to pile on new ones as soon as they can — which would be a rebuke not just of Erdogan but of Trump and his policies.
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On Sunday morning, broken glass sat in a pile on the pavement below the smashed-out lower left section of the synagogue's picture window, and police tape stretched from a wire metal bench placed outside to the padlocked front door.
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Some journalists, spurred on by The Daily Show, later attempted to pile on by accusing the younger Trump of plagiarizing part of his speech, but, unlike the more substantive charges against his mother the night before, he appears to be in the clear.
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It's the underlying investment-grade bond index itself that has seen a ballooning in lower-quality issues as the era of low interest rates led more companies to pile on debt for M&A and refinancings, and investors to price deals attractively.
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In contrast to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who unmistakably failed to impress Washington with his we-must-do-better approach this year, Dorsey's admission that Twitter's problems were immeasurably large and difficult to conquer left sparse real estate for lawmakers to pile on.
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The Electronic Privacy Information Center's lawsuit regarding the confidential, long-awaited report, which Muller delivered to Attorney General William Barr Friday evening, could serve as an opening salvo for the bipartisan pile-on that's surely coming for access to the full report.
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Years of low interest rates and strong investor demand has allowed companies to pile on debt with loose documents and little lender protection, but investors are pushing for better terms as money continues to flow out of mutual funds while US rates fall.
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After we had stopped at every floor — and in the lobby, where the doormen would throw in a mini Snickers — we would spill all the candy out and make a pile on the dining room table, assessing the haul and criticizing the offerings.
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Warren makes the same point, but her consistent demurrals when faced with the tax question -- on the campaign trail, when it's been posed by voters at rallies, and on the debate stage -- set up Medicare for All critics for a predictable pile-on.
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Especially at the low end, there's a lot of incentive for manufacturers to pile on extra software in a bid to make those devices more profitable — but that could cut against Google's efforts to make its own services more pervasive and popular.
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Pharmaceutical companies have turned to the loan market in recent years to pile on debt at cheap rates to fund their businesses as well as to back acquisitions, leading to high rates of debt compared to earnings at a number of these borrowers.
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"The biggest mistake women make is that they think that the way to get a flawless complexion is to pile on a thick layer of thick foundation to cover all of their imperfections – but that's when makeup looks heavy and cakey," Brock warns.
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The dollar's rise moved in step with the surge in U.S. yields as Trump's victory a week ago led traders to pile on bets he and a Republican-controlled Congress would embark on tax cuts and federal spending to boost the economy.
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Not to pile on, but Presto, Foxtel's streaming offering, also faired badly when it came to range of content, winning only two stars, and three stars for ease of sign up — the lowest results in those two categories of the five platforms examined.
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The kicker: ABC News continued the pile on this afternoon with a report that Trump knew about the Moscow project and had personally signed a letter of intent for it, contradicting his repeated assertions that he has had no business dealings in Russia.
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Google's return to China under these circumstances would represent a repudiation of its motto and inevitably send a signal that China's appalling behavior is acceptable — and very well could cause a pile-on of other corporate entities putting their profits ahead of people.
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Candidates pile on Biden Biden was everybody's main target on Wednesday night, and each of his nine rivals onstage took a shot at him at some point with cutting lines they hoped would leave a mark, as Harris did at the first debate.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday urged companies to raise wages by 3 percent or more next year, keeping up pressure on firms to spend their huge cash pile on wages to broaden the benefits of his "Abenomics" stimulus policies.
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For whatever reason, the response to the lightning-bolt success of the first Pirates movie back in 2003 (a legitimately fun film that felt like nothing else at the time) was to pile on a bunch of characters and a bunch of backstory.
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And Yale's "Overheard" page in January included a screenshot of a derisive course evaluation of a professor that spurred such a pile-on of new harsh comments that a faculty member called out those who posted in a Yale Daily News opinion piece.
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JUST TO PILE ON TO DAVID'S QUESTION, PURE PLAY MARKET VERTICALS WHERE YOU CAN OFFER WORLD --, BEST IN BREED, GROWTH CAPABILITIES TO YOUR CUSTOMERS IS WHAT THIS REALIGNMENT ENABLES US TO DO. WE WERE ABOUT 80%, 43% RIGHT THE FIRST TIME AROUND.
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Whereas normal raider ants will happily pile on top of one another whenever possible, the knockout ants avoided the crowd, instead wandering around on their own for days at a time, as though they were nothing more than the average asocial beetle.
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White House officials felt hamstrung by the fact that they passed Obamacare with no Republican votes, which made it easier for the party to pile on — they didn't have to worry about putting a colleague who supported the law in an awkward spot.
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Criticisms pile on after claims made In a private meeting with senators last week, Trump was said to have claimed buses of people from Massachusetts were able to vote in New Hampshire and swing the state for the Democrats, causing his and former Sen.
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We've all been there before, you pile on all your signature necklaces and bracelets, only to be that annoying person who has to stand on side of the security line taking things off, and even then, sometimes you still have to get a pat-down.
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The US CLO market, the largest buyer of US leveraged loans, is preparing for an increase in defaults, which is expected to result in lower recoveries after years of low interest rates allowed companies to pile on debt with loose documents and few lender protections.
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More importantly, those who have chosen to conduct a social-media pile-on of Daum rather than engage her in civil conversation forget that she's a teenager -- one whose interest in other cultures could easily be turned into respect, mutual exchange and positive engagement.
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And when a Biden supporter at the Taco King yelled out his encouragement across the restaurant — "kick that orange ape out of office!" a reference to the well-tanned incumbent — the former vice president not only declined to pile on, he even voiced his restraint.
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If romantic love is its own reward, as every Hollywood film and novel in the "women's fiction" section at the bookstore would have us believe, then why pile on tax breaks, hospital visitation, health insurance, immigration assistance and all of the rest of it?
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I'll admit that I joined the pile-on, though I did so based on inaccurate information from a highly respected White House reporter: Pres Trump asks Japanese auto makers if they could build their cars in the US and not just ship them over.
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After footage of Trump bragging about sexually assaulting women—just some good ol' "locker room talk"—surfaced last week and sent election coverage into a tailspin, Wikileaks decided to pile on the media frenzy by releasing hacked e-mails from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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But as it winds down its years and it's becoming more and more problematic, it's gotten more and more vicious, more and more vile, and even the other mainstream media is talking about the single greatest pile-on in history and all between now and November 8.
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"Once there's all this money sloshing around in a system, there's this sort of pile-on effect where everyone wants to grab their bit of this huge pot of money," said Elisabeth Rosenthal, a former physician who wrote a book about how health care became big business.
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This is yet another damning detail to add to the burn pile on top of profile data—birthdays, places of residence, and potentially users' hometowns—personal information that, if we're honest with ourselves, we abandoned as our own the moment we signed up for a Facebook account.
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So if you are going to pile on ridiculous, unnecessary tech to things, which God knows in America, we love doing that, at least keep that paper back up because that's the only way you're really going to know that you got it right at the end.
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Here's how it works: You strip down to your underwear or swimsuit, pile on socks and gloves, remove any jewelry or piercings (any metal will get crazy cold), and then stand in a vertical booth—with your head sticking out of the top for some warmth.
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The White House knows that if they pile on another set of tariffs now — especially the deeply unpopular auto tariffs, which use the dubious justification that importing foreign automobiles and auto parts constitutes a "national security threat" — then the stock market would collapse and Congress would revolt.
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Powers may be a loathsome figure, but screens full of #DeathTo hashtags attached to her name remind us of times when a Twitter pile-on went too far — such as this ugly reaction in 2013 to PR person Justine Sacco's idiotic tweet about AIDS in Africa.
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Not nightmare scared, but there was such a heavy police influence that I initially found myself focusing on the stealth elements not out of a wish for a challenge, but because I thought the police would pile on me if I tried something a little more aggressive.
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"We applied our naming policy and today have identified Facebook as non-compliant with the New Zealand Privacy Act in order to inform consumers of the non-compliance, the associated risks, and their options for protecting their data," adds Edwards, joining the anti-Facebook pile-on.
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Or rather, he'll give it to you, and then just keep giving, feeding you past satiation and continuing to pile on mystery after resolution after mystery until you're nauseated from it, like some kind of demonic sushi boat carousel that just won't stop bringing you fish.
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So why would Cy Vance want to pile on the punishment for Manafort when the combined sentence the 69-year-old received in the two federal jurisdictions in which he was prosecuted could very well mean that Manafort spends the rest of his life behind bars?
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The track is the sonic equivalent of those horrifying milkshake monstrosities that dazzled the Instagram feeds of suburban teens this year—take the hi-fi bombast of a Hard Summer headlining set, pile on a pound of sprinkles, and top it with a whole slice of cake.
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Then you pile on things like the S-Pen, Dex mode, massive optional storage, more RAM than an average laptop, and important supporting components like a headphone jack, wireless charging, IP68 water resistance, and more, and what you get is big phone that's at the top of its class.
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You can&apost just go in to buy the tampons and... GUTFELD: Preparation H. MURDOCH: So, you have to cover up with more stuff and pile on, but isn&apost it amazing that the price check is always on the stuff you don&apost want anyone else to know.
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It's there when our barbecues and get-togethers devolve into trials of manliness, where boys are graded on how many yams they pile on their plate, quizzed about how many girlfriends they have at school, or judged by the way they "square up" when they shadowbox with their elders.
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But for the Super Bowl, casinos and gambling websites pile on the extra bets, including who will win the game's Most Valuable Player Award (Cam Newton is the favorite, followed by Peyton Manning) and how the opening coin toss will land (not surprisingly, heads and tails are co-favorites).
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Honestly, I never liked her and found her timing with appearing on the show untrustworthy — but hearing her side of the story did give me a bit more respect for her, and I commend the producers for giving her that opportunity instead of letting people pile on her.
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In the months after Harvey made landfall in Texas, Pozmantier would drive through neighborhoods and see the entire contents of homes in a pile on the curb — family photos and clothing laying on top of piles of water damaged furniture — all ready to be collected by waste management.
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Though it's not my purpose to pile on, America's independent pharmacists — members of the National Community Pharmacists Association — take satisfaction in seeing major media outlets finally shed light on many of the anti-competitive PBM practices to which our pharmacies and their patients have been subjected for years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve does not need to "pile on" interest rate cuts at a time when the economy continues to grow and is still adjusting to the looser monetary policy set by the Fed this year, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Tuesday.
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It is a totally non-invasive, mostly comfortable treatment that uses safe chemicals to slow aging and smooth the skin and when I've admitted that on Twitter, these bored, sad, small men were like "SHE IS ADDICTED TO BOTOX" the next time they wanted to have a pile on.
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While you have selected one app and are dragging it into a folder or new screen location, use another finger to tap other apps and add them to a stack behind the first app; you may have to double-tap to get the additional apps to pile on.
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It was in October 2007 — the same month in the election calendar — that Hillary Clinton turned in a dismal debate performance against six opponents in Philadelphia, when longshot Chris Dodd started a pile-on surrounding Clinton's weaving around the question of whether undocumented immigrants should be granted driver's licenses.
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The man, who the New York Post identified as 21-year-old model Krit McClean of Manhattan, reportedly took off his clothes and folded them in a neat pile on the sidewalk at around 7 AM before climbing up the large TKTS platform and began spitting at police and yelling obscenities.
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Every sarcastic comments-section pile-on, every meme-filled live-Tweet spree, every non-racist YouTube discussion (those exist, right?) owes a small debt to MST3K, which proved that, so long as you had sharp one-liners and good intentions, talking back to the screen could be a joyous, justifiable pursuit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Republican leader of the U.S. Senate said on Wednesday that civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi remains the best hope for Myanmar and that it would not be helpful for Congress to join an international "pile-on" against her over a military crackdown on the country's Rohingya Muslims.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve does not need to "pile on" interest rate cuts at a time when the economy continues to grow and is still adjusting to the looser monetary policy set by the Fed this year, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Tuesday.
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In March, the company had a $300 million valuation, but the Scooter hype train has officially hit a pretty impressive inflection point as investors pile on to get money into what many consider to be the next iteration of resolving transportation at an even more granular level than cars or bikes.
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"This fresh tariff headline offers a 'pile on' effect to an oil market that has already been seeing downside pressure from some unexpectedly large U.S. crude supply increases that have been weighing on values across this month of May," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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Tech billionaire Elon Musk said Friday on Twitter that he'll delete the Facebook page for his space exploration company SpaceX, adding to the pile-on Facebook is facing over concerns about how it handles user data after reports that a political consulting firm accessed 85033 million users' data without their consent.
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Pile on the pressures of a demanding boss at the nonprofit and a Salt Lake City dating scene that she wryly calls a "beautiful backdrop for suicidal ideation," along with the trauma of a public divorce and the hate she still experienced daily, and she found her depression engulfing her.
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Embrace this — the warm water, the pruned hands, the prismatic gleam of the bubbles and the steady passage from dish to dish to dish — and feel, however briefly, the breath of actual time, a reality that lies dormant and plausible under all the clutter we pile on top of it.
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The House and Senate vied with each other to pile on procurements before compromising on a plan that accelerates the pace of submarine-building (raising from ten to 12 the number of attack submarines to be ordered by 2023) and adds a third aircraft-carrier to the two requested by the White House.
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And whether you opt for one little charm or pile on a slew of strands (and whether you pledge your allegiance to one metal or decide to mix them), ahead we've rounded up the most layerable and dainty pieces we can't wait to get our hands on to wear all summer long.
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While we admire those who proudly pile on the most out-there looks (think fuzzy ombré coats, sequined slip dresses, and everything-but-the-kitchen-sink layers), this go around, we're keeping tabs on the approachable trends that have the power to radiate beyond the blogger/model-off-duty/fashion-editor crowd.
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Attorney General William Barr was quick to pile on, too: "The inspector general's report now makes clear that the F.B.I. launched an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign on the thinnest of suspicions that, in my view, were insufficient to justify the steps taken," he said in a Justice Department statement.
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We are seeing a toxic combination of Trump's penchant for wild speculation, a right-wing media echo chamber, and the legacy of the Benghazi controversy coming together to produce an absurd pile-on — one that seems to have brought the Republican Party together around their remaining hatred for Rice and the Obama administration.
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" This ignited a pile-on: Jack Clark, a former Bloomberg reporter and now a policy executive with OpenAI, said, "Former journalist here — Boston Dynamics' main press strategy for many years was to publish videos and never give interviews or respond to technical questions, so they never tried to help media add more info/context.
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In the end, Mr. Corker was convinced that the additional debt that the tax bill would pile on was manageable relative to the country's $43 trillion balance sheet and that businesses in his home state should have the opportunity for the additional foreign investment and other benefits that he believed the tax cuts would facilitate.
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The big picture: The pile-on covered everything from his Senate years (Kirsten Gillibrand attacking him for a 1981 op-ed about "deterioration of the family") to his years as President Obama's vice president (Bill de Blasio on deportations) to his moderation (Kamala Harris on his health care plan, Jay Inslee on his climate plan).
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: Critics pile on Trump plan to roll back major environmental law | Pick for Interior No. 28500 official confirmed | JPMorgan Chase to stop loans for fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic White House effort to roll back bedrock environmental law spurs strong opposition Where do we go from here?
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: Critics pile on Trump plan to roll back major environmental law | Pick for Interior No. 2628 official confirmed | JPMorgan Chase to stop loans for fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic White House effort to roll back bedrock environmental law spurs strong opposition Where do we go from here?
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This is a sharp change from the way Destiny has typically worked, where years of expansions pile on top of each other to create a solar system of disjointed stasis, one where the entire past is always already the entire present, because to change it would be to exclude new players from old content.
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It can feel like an issue pile-on, where audiences are waiting for the next after school special-style twist — which makes for awkward moments such as when Frankie, in what is supposed to be an emotional confession, yells, "Well, I'm BISEXUAL!" at her parents, and a few people in my audience burst out laughing.
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Then I go to the locker room, strip down, put my stank-ass clothes in a little pile on the bench to mark my territory (by law, someone with a locker right next to mine will be showering at the exact same time), shower, get dressed, and stuff all the dirty shit into the bag.
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Whenever the NYT does a story that the Twittersphere decides is off base — as in the paper's much-derided profile of a white nationalist, or the succession of rakes its opinion section has stepped on in recent months — a consensus rapidly emerges and the reporters and/or editors get treated to the now-traditional social media pile on.
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With a flood of money at private equity firms waiting to be invested and Wall Street's willingness to pile on debt to get a deal done, Berkshire's classically frugal deal style is out of favor, said David Rolfe, the chief investment officer of St. Louis-based Wedgewood Partners, a long-time holder of Berkshire B shares.
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There is, on the one hand, an impulse in Democratic quarters to cast their party as defenders of the honor and integrity of federal law enforcement as it comes under attack from the GOP, and on the other hand a counter-impulse to join in the pile-on against an agency that the left has long criticized for a wide range of misconduct.
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That afternoon, as Cuddy and Landisio ate lunch in front of their computers, Landisio read the files for two new cases that had landed on the already-toppling pile on his desk, muttering in singsong, ''Punch me in the face, punch me in the face,'' while Cuddy made out an arrest-warrant application for the suspect in the child's rape.
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" Trump also joined the Ross pile-on himself with a tweet: "People who lost money when the Stock Market went down 350 points based on the False and Dishonest reporting of Brian Ross of @ABC News (he has been suspended), should consider hiring a lawyer and suing ABC for the damages this bad reporting has caused - many millions of dollars!
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So whether you're snowed-in, or braving your house without heat because you ran out of heating oil or even if you're just tired of putting real pants on, you and your SHIELD can pile on some blankets, fire up some coffee or cocoa and binge on the mind-bending beauty of 43K in some of the world's hottest TV shows.
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Toby is terrified both of what might happen to him if he doesn't solve the crime and of what already has happened to him, of how fundamental parts of his personality and identity seem to have changed overnight in the wake of his accident, and French renders his terror in tight, tense clauses that pile on top of each other with mounting horror.
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You can get Prime Video, you can pile on HBO and some other premium options if you want, and now you can get OTA TV. Content owners are destined to start favoring their own services over third-party bundles that they have little control over, and it seems Amazon is unconvinced it can create the one service to rule them all.
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Yet Congress has a long tradition of responding to natural disasters with emergency funds that pile on to the deficit, and the massive devastation caused by Harvey along the Gulf Coast — combined with the voices of powerful Texas Republicans urging immediate relief — puts enormous pressure on GOP leaders to drop their insistence on deficit neutrality for the sake of political expediency.
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The pile-on keeps happening because Goop keeps making claims that beg for debunking: from bogus "energy healing" stickers purported to be made from the same material as spacesuits (they're not) to the claim that negative emotions can spoil your drinking water (nope) to the never-ending obsession with "detoxing" the body (which if you're not a heroin addict you don't need).
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art, by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 225,2100 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,67803 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 137,24215 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,94003 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles modern and contemporary art, by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze — with 212,1945 years of Judaica.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought and refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles modern and contemporary art, by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman, and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze — with 220,1886 years of Judaica.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles modern and contemporary art, by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze — with 222,2212 years of Judaica.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 284,2212 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 23,21960 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,260 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 63,000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 373,000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 35963,000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,503 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,17173 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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"Because long-term car loans tend to involve lower monthly or bi-weekly payments, extended terms can encourage consumers to buy more car than they may be able to afford," said Kathryn Dunn, a spokeswoman for the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada This new financing trend has made it easier for consumers to pile on debt, further extending already over-leveraged households.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,93 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 2681,26000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 243,000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 4,193 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 20,2212 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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After a surgical renovation to its grand pile on Fifth Avenue, the Jewish Museum has reopened its third-floor galleries with a rethought, refreshed display of its permanent collection, which intermingles 313,000 years of Judaica with modern and contemporary art by Jews and gentiles alike — Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman and the excellent young Nigerian draftswoman Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze.
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Yet at the same time, the series makes great light of the way that the 24-hour news media, with nothing else to talk about in a slow news cycle, will take just about any excuse to pile on a celebrity who's said something stupid, forcing them into insincere apology after insincere apology, until something finally sticks or a new target presents itself.
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Unwanted calls are the most common consumer complaint lodged with the Federal Communications Commission, and the trend shows no signs of slowing, despite the pile-on of laws and regulations—the Telemarketing Sales Rule, the Truth in Caller ID Act, and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, among others—outlawing the vast majority of autodialed calls or prerecorded messages, at least those used for marketing purposes.
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"There's a lot of hope involved," said Timothy Smith, 48, who lives in a three-bedroom house in West Orange, N.J., with his wife and two daughters and has a fastidious leaf-management system that involves a tarp, a hefty rake and headphones, so he can entertain himself listening to Bone Pool Radio, a local station, as he creates a neat leaf pile on the street.
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Sens. Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Buttigieg set to reap benefits as impeachment bogs down key rivals Booker will not appear on primary ballot in Vermont MORE (D-Colo.) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneySchumer says he'll ask for votes on calling Mulvaney, Bolton to testify On The Money: Lawmakers pile on the spending in .
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"Rather than continue to pile on sanctions in the Iranian people's hour of need, we urge you to substantially suspend sanctions on Iran in a humanitarian gesture to the Iranian people to better enable them to fight the virus," a group of Democratic and liberal lawmakers reportedly wrote in a letter this week to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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"Rather than continue to pile on sanctions in the Iranian people's hour of need, we urge you to substantially suspend sanctions on Iran in a humanitarian gesture to the Iranian people to better enable them to fight the virus," a group of Democratic and liberal lawmakers reportedly wrote in a letter this week to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Getting your closet in shape can sometimes seem so daunting that it's easiest just to leave everything in a pile on the floor, but we are here to assure you that it's going to be fine if you just follow these super-easy steps from our editors and the mastermind in charge of LA Closet Design, Lisa Adams (you may remember her as the brains behind Khloé Kardashian's insane fitness closet).
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And while they support Mr. Trump as their president — very few Republicans here say they would have voted to convict him as Mr. Romney did — they have refused to join the pile-on they see happening back east on Fox News sets and in social media feeds of the president's followers, where their junior senator is being vilified as a "coward" and "Judas" who should be expelled from the Republican Party.
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That support from the highest levels — including former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryParalysis of nations is empowering cities Obama talks up Warren behind closed doors to wealthy donors GOP chairmen seek interview with Obama officials as part of Biden-Ukraine probe MORE and former Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewObama talks up Warren behind closed doors to wealthy donors On The Money: Lawmakers pile on the spending in .
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Stepping out of her luxurious Airbnb rental on Tuesday night en route to the airport, Kardashian West enjoyed the opportunity to pile on every single item of clothing she's loving lately, from a completely see-through button-up bustier to knee-length bike shorts to furry shoes (though in a shocking departure, these are flats) and giant shades (the next logical iteration of those face shields she was sporting earlier this summer).
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FROM PEN: Mimosa Popsicles and Shrimp Cups Are The Perfect Treats For an Awards Night Party Elsewhere, returning single Calum Best can't help but notice that the PDA pile-on has already begun between Khloé Kardashian's BFF Malika Haqq and Jersey Shore alum Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, who's following in the footsteps of his former Shore housemate Paul "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio's on-camera romance with singer Aubrey O'Day early in season 1.
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The new homepage message ends by directing the reader to "see what we did with the data" with a link to the following YouTube video: In case you can't bring yourself to click on a video with the BangBros logo in the corner: Yes, that appears to be a pile of hard drives having accelerant poured all over them, with some gusto, before someone clicks open a Zippo and sets that pile on fire.
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While seeming to pile on the Obama administration in its waning days — by accusing it of supporting Turkey's enemies, including the Islamic State; Kurdish militants; and supporters of an exiled Muslim cleric, Fethullah Gulen, whom Mr. Erdogan blamed for directing the coup — Turkish officials are also telegraphing something else: that they are willing to open the door and improve relations with the United States once President-elect Donald J. Trump takes office.
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More specifically, the SAFE Act would require banks and other lenders to abide by the rules of the states where they do business; prevent third parties from using remotely created checks (RCCs) to withdraw money without an account-holder's express pre-authorization; prohibit overdraft fees on prepaid cards issued by payday lenders in order to gain access to consumers' funds and pile on extra charges; and ban lead generators and anonymous lending.
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" As advertised, Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas pile on the disco like a Studio 54 regular who can just never have too many sequins, but not even the zero-gravity bassline can mask the original track's underlying sadness of a young woman singing about her existential crisis, the confusion of it all exacerbated by cyclones of whirling and bleeping sound effects, plus what Fader identified in an interview as "a sample of her three-year-old self screaming.
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Conservation can show the way Senators to meet with Zelensky after impeachment trial GOP senators defend Sondland, Vindman ousters: They weren't 'loyal' MORE (R-Wyo.) and Ranking Member Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperOvernight Energy: Critics pile on Trump plan to roll back major environmental law | Pick for Interior No. 2 official confirmed | JPMorgan Chase to stop loans for fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic White House effort to roll back bedrock environmental law spurs strong opposition Where do we go from here?
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE's husband encouraged what another Twitter user described as a "pile-on" over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's attacks on the media.
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Republican presidentail front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE continues to pile on Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE for comments the Texas senator made earlier this year about "New York values" just weeks before the state's critical April 85033 primary.
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Democratic strategist David AxelrodDavid AxelrodMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death MORE joined the pile-on mocking Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE's Tuesday denial that Adolf Hitler used chemical weapons, saying the White House press secretary had earned a cameo in many a Passover conversation.
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Brian SchatzBrian Emanuel SchatzCongress poised to ban tobacco sales to anyone under 85033 Senate confirms Trump's nominee to lead FDA There's a lot to like about the Senate privacy bill, if it's not watered down MORE (D-Hawaii), Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungRecycle Act a gift from Congress this holiday season Congress poised to ban tobacco sales to anyone under 21 GOP senators unveil bill to expand 'opportunity zone' reporting requirements MORE (R-Ind.), Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSchumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics It's essential for doctors to be involved in politics Collins announces Senate reelection bid MORE (D-Ill.) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneySchumer says he'll ask for votes on calling Mulvaney, Bolton to testify On The Money: Lawmakers pile on the spending in .
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAsian caucus urges fellow lawmakers not to 'perpetuate racist stereotypes' amid coronavirus fears Overnight Defense: More closures possible at US bases in Europe as coronavirus spreads | Pompeo says Afghan 'reduction in violence is working' | Man accused of trying to blow up vehicle at Pentagon Top general: More closures at US bases in Europe possible as coronavirus spreads MORE (R-Ark.), Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioOvernight Energy: Critics pile on Trump plan to roll back major environmental law | Pick for Interior No. 2 official confirmed | JPMorgan Chase to stop loans for fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic MacGregor confirmed as Interior deputy chief GOP casts Sanders as 2020 boogeyman MORE (R-Fla.) and Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyAgencies play catch-up over security concerns with TikTok Typical income no longer covers major costs: Study Senate Democrats introduce legislation to change impeachment trial rules MORE (R-Mo.).
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