What is it about female profanity — or her possible profanity specifically — that's such a potent signifier?
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By associating profanity in rap with profanity in a "Formation" lyric, McCaughey isn't just trying to blame Clinton for hypocrisy.
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There are clear benefits to using profanity, but when profanity targets demographic groups, it can foster prejudices, Dr. Bergen wrote.
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I think I've never had any problem putting spoken word or profanity if you want to call it profanity or anything whatever the subject matter is.
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Simply counting the volume of profanity used — which can vary based on religion, location, etc — doesn't tell us as much in comparison to the type of profanity used.
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The study was split up into three parts, one of which was conducted in a lab with users self-reporting profanity usage and honesty, another analyzing the profanity usage and honesty level in the posts of 73,789 Facebook users and a third part examining profanity usage on a societal level.
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In some cases, the account-lock could even be triggered by quote-tweeting a profanity-laced tweet, since the resulting tweet would include both profanity and the source's handle.
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Given the amount of profanity we hear on premium cable these days, are cultural attitudes toward profanity starting to shift at all, where maybe it's just not that shocking anymore?
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" He adds after some profanity, "The show goes on.
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"Engaging in profanity at work or with co-workers online is certainly controversial, especially when the profanity is directed at managers or harms the company's reputation," Professor O'Brien notes in her paper.
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He climbed out and motioned with a fresh cigarette: A few hundred yards from here the Profanity wolf pack, named for nearby Profanity Peak, made its den in the spring of 2016.
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Accetturo says he passed on any requests that included profanity.
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Warning: The YouTube video above contains A LOT of profanity.
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Certainly not all profanity helps build confidence in a company.
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That is true of all types of profanity, even slurs.
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Another mother had been scolded for using profanity, Easom added.
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WARNING: This article contains profanity that readers might find offensive.
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Nero was known to speak his often profanity laden mind.
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The platforms could still prohibit harassment, doxxing, threats, and profanity.
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The report says the call descended into shouting and profanity.
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By July the Profanity pack had killed its first calf.
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" • In an analysis, Peter Baker dubs this the "profanity presidency.
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Good example of profanity use: Stepping on a Lego brick.
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Their ads can't include profanity, as Trump's campaign found out.
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The Times said the call descended into shouting and profanity.
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Certain platforms temporarily mute players after instances of racist profanity.
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So they now shout profanity on television and at campaign events.
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Characters beg for mercy before execution, frequently during profanity-laced rants.
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The profanity targeted black women, whites, the police and the government.
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Clothing with hate speech, profanity, pornography, and violent language or images.
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According to Stark, the discussion grew heated and he used profanity.
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"Profanity is a monster of our own perpetual creation," he writes.
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Gizmodo: How did you end up writing a book about profanity?
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I think we are in a similar place scientifically with profanity.
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WARNING: This post contains profanity and language readers might find offensive.
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In addition to profanity, the tirade included racial and homophobic slurs.
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And according to the study, profanity usage and honesty are linked.
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He wanted them to take down those horrible profanity-laced signs.
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The issue here is not the president's use of profanity, however.
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Manchin is not the only Dem to call out Tlaib's profanity.
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Around the newsroom, profanity has always been regarded soberly and warily.
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Rashida Tlaib, for using profanity in referring to President Donald Trump.
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Profanity, in general, doesn't seem to be something students worry about.
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Havrilesky responds with thousands of words of profanity-laced, empathetic wisdom.
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What's happening when we put profanity out in public like that?
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Kyrie Irving was fined $25k for yelling profanity at a spectator.
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She said because Beyoncé's "Formation" has profanity, it's just as bad.
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And please, no profanity —we won't be able to publish it.
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Gamble became even more enraged, this time shouting profanity at Disick.
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Tell me to [profanity deleted] off if you feel like it.
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Gamble becomes even more enraged, this time shouting profanity at Disick.
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God only knows how much profanity Cousins lets fly during hot sculpting.
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In past years, Ramos repeatedly targeted staffers with angry, profanity-laced tweets.
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The worst profanity he allowed himself, at least in public, was "Whoops".
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Another 6 percent of those polled simply used some form of profanity.
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Above: Harrowing video as Michael Luciano narrowly escapes the flames (profanity warning).
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But maybe profanity works differently and is actually useful for decreasing aggression.
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Local media outlets which picked up the story censored profanity-ridden post.
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Kerry quickly followed up with a second tweet that eliminated the profanity.
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What's worse, Hanson argued, such profanity has spread from journalism to politics.
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"Prepare to die ..." Stone wrote in one profanity-laced text to Credico.
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Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent, leads Congress with 41 uses of profanity.
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Nor was Scunthorpe the only entity that caused profanity filters a problem.
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Profanity and vulgarity are not allowed, but cutting-edge humor is expected.
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Trump said Lewandowski wanted protesters to take down "horrible, profanity-laced signs."
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There is the bravado, the profanity, the showmanship sizzle, the overpriced steaks.
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I'm glad I could expose your child to a bunch of profanity.
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This list currently contains only profanity and other inappropriate words in English.
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So why haven't we yet figured out what to do about profanity?
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He is George Patton with an Appalachian twang and minus the profanity.
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Society in recent years has embraced what used to be considered profanity.
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He livens up long riffs on efficient markets theory with persistent profanity.
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The movie's plot revolves around a trio of profanity-spewing preteen friends.
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"Lion" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for sex and profanity.
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He added that some protesters have signs with "tremendous profanity" on them.
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Trump yelled at McConnell in a profanity-laced phone call on Aug.
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This story contains profanity and language that some readers might find offensive.
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Rae's ear for dialogue of a kind of crystalline, pitch-perfect profanity.
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Welcome to "Solid Profanity-Laced Advice for Marcus Williams" .... starring Asante Samuel.
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Renee Weber Abeyta posted a profanity-laced video of the altercation on Facebook.
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So when a community doesn't mind profanity, that attribute can be weighed down.
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The girl was using profanity, but I had the situation well under control.
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This is a marquee showcase for why the MPAA's profanity rules are ridiculous.
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"But for fuck's sake … " Mr Salvini began, before apologising for using a profanity.
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"We found a consistent positive relationship between profanity and honesty," the researchers outline.
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Commenters today just write words like "dumba$$" or "truck" in place of profanity.
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"It was amazing seeing him criticizing Vicente Fox for using profanity," Cruz continued.
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Clinton's swearing have nothing to do with profanity per se, but with hypocrisy.
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In one incident, someone yelled a profanity as he walked through the airport.
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This sounds plausible, but it's hardly what makes profanity so appealing or enjoyable.
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Lots of profanity, a near-brawl — and all of it caught on tape.
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The liberal use of profanity and sexual innuendo actually succeeds in achieving gratuitousness.
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But Mr. Melendez's profanity-laced podcast indicates that the process was surprisingly easy.
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The dialogue is gritty but lyrical, sprinkled with Spanish and pocked with profanity.
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"My culture is NOT" your prom dress, he wrote, adding profanity for effect.
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" Profanity would turn out to be among the least shocking features of "Hair.
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Trump was being Trump: the grossest of the gross, a profanity against propriety.
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Trump shouted, "You are making me look like an idiot!" adding a profanity.
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" Cox's profanity-laden speech had workers jumping to their feet and chanting "AFGE.
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He did suggest he would quit using profanity publicly in his new role.
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The rules forbid profanity and crudity, but sophisticated humor is welcome — and expected.
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Malcolm Stewart, the government lawyer defending the law, offered a clinical description of FUCT as "the equivalent of the profane past-participle form of a well-known word of profanity and perhaps the paradigmatic word of profanity in our language".
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Whether the profanity occurred in front of customers may also be relevant, she said.
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In accordance with his mother's wishes, Wayne's verses are almost entirely free of profanity.
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Another notable difference in American tweets is the presence of racial slurs and profanity.
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Their relationship is marked by profanity and insults, and by Logan's roughness and resentment.
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And occasion, in order to sort of really highlight something, I'll use a profanity.
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It legitimizes the use of profanity, and might be a precedence for other employees.
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However, David Milch's profanity-filled Western easily holds up alongside those rightfully acclaimed shows.
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And the service will probably reject drawings featuring profanity, NSFW sketches, or copyrighted material.
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There's even a version aimed at kids and educators, which takes out the profanity.
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Profanity offers a little window into that process, because the rules are slightly different.
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Her 1972 novel Forever… is also frequently banned for sexual content and for profanity.
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Political profanity is not entirely unique -- plenty of lawmakers have cursed in public before.
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It's too early to make definitive conclusions about the relationship between honesty and profanity.
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And we don't even need to go HBO-levels of nudity, profanity, and violence.
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His concern about loose profanity was lost in the widespread din of the cabin.
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Ten days later, Scaramucci resigned after a profanity-laden interview with The New Yorker.
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She later took to Twitter, criticizing supporters of Mr. Erdogan and using a profanity.
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The tough-guy talk, the profanity, the thuggish stance while glaring at Reince Priebus.
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In 2017, Democrats decided to just keep on doing that, but with more profanity.
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Who wouldn't agree with Adams that profanity can be "useful, expressive and even artful"?
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Western natives, Eli and Charlie behave and speak roughly, their exchanges laced with profanity.
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There were certain profanities that made me uncomfortable — I'm not somebody who uses profanity.
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Still, there are detractors who argue that profanity is unnecessary and should be censored.
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Not simply because of the frequent profanity, but because the book is genuinely scary.
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" He added that protesters put up signs during his rallies that have "tremendous profanity.
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Manson keeps up the profanity count, using "fuck" nearly 200 times in the book.
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O'Rourke has also taken heat in the past for his frequent use of profanity.
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There's a lot of controversy about whether profanity in speeches is effective or not.
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Six percent used a form of profanity to describe their reaction to the photos.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: THIS VIDEO INCLUDES PROFANITY AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR A WORK ENVIRONMENT.
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And the woman said some powerful profanity — 'I'm getting the f--- out of here!
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"Strong Language", a group blog by language experts, "Holy Sh*t", Melissa Mohr's book on the history of profanity, "In Praise of Profanity" by Michael Adams of Indiana University, or Mr Bergen's own fine book would all be good places to start.
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Inversoft, a company whose most well-known product is an elaborate profanity-filtering platform, used Facebook's saga to show off how it can tell the difference between a word that merely features a profanity and one that exists mostly for the profanity's sake.
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And he argues strenuously "that there are better ways to deal with profanity than to suppress it," even though he acknowledges evidence that one type of profanity — slurs directed at people because of their racial, ethnic and sexual identities — are measurably harmful.
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For example, collectors are prohibited from behaviors including threatening violence or harm, or using profanity.
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The final test looked at data from US states that compared integrity to profanity usage.
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At that time, Derulo claims, the pilot used profanity and ordered them off the plane.
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It's got a lot of blood, nonstop profanity, and it's got a lot of heart.
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Corporate lawyers don't use profanity when addressing US federal regulators—at least not in public.
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Mims, who did not give his first name, said the women used profanity and threats.
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" He casually peppered in a profanity connoting a sudden realization: "Oswald is down the Shore!
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But less-nuanced comments, such as profanity-filled tirades, seemed easily caught in the net.
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A string of one liners with mild-profanity are meant to verify his cultural authenticity.
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" On Instagram, some Chinese users have responded in profanity, calling Dolce & Gabbana a "bad brand.
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Profanity is most likely to derive from things that tend to be taboo across societies.
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Bergen: There is this pervasive belief that profanity is going to cause harm to children.
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It doesn't pick up some subtle phrases that are abusive and hateful without using profanity.
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After the game, Lowry told reporters that the man used profanity toward him as well.
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Will the live-action film provide a gritty, profanity-laced version of the charming thief?
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Quick, grab the smelling salts—pundits are having fainting fits over profanity in public discourse.
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Every South Park episode, while laced with profanity and absurdity, resolves with a moral turn.
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I studied English poetry and harnessed the power of self-expression; I stopped using profanity.
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MISSISSIPPI: Profanity in public could land a person in jail for up to 30 days.
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LePage responded to Gattine with a blistering, profanity-laced voicemail that has been widely circulated.
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Since the guide didn&apost print profanity, I don&apost think the charge will stand.
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Profanity is sometimes, but not always, protected under the First Amendment's right to free speech.
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McCrae (who uses they/them pronouns) shared screenshots of profanity-laced emails with the public.
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Editor's note: You can watch the entire segment, which includes profanity, in the video above.
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The dialogue pops with inventive profanity and familiar varieties of name-calling and woke-speak.
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He and his grad students were monitoring the radio-collared Profanity wolves at the time.
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"You could kind of sense that they were using some kind of profanity," Forte said.
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Mr. Paludan made headlines last year for spewing profanity-laced tirades against immigrants on YouTube.
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During the encounter, Mr. Hicks claimed, Mr. Barakat had been full of profanity-laden defiance.
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It reads the way soldiers and Marines talk, so the profanity comes across as poetry.
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Mr. Kelley's disciplinary record showed a variety of offenses, including insubordination, profanity, dishonesty and drugs.
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Anthony Scaramucci came and went in 10 days, with a profanity-laced tirade in between.
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It featured some of the most creative uses of profanity and insult comedy on television.
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Profanity, in and of itself, isn't an interesting or intelligent means of expressing one's self.
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" The investigators, he continued, were "quite shocked at the overwhelming, non-stop barrage of profanity . . .
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In one episode, Abe visits Lenny's profanity-laced set, which is raided by the police.
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The IMDB's parental advisory points to "language throughout," which is to say there's some profanity.
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There was a verbal altercation after Thornton screamed a profanity toward Bivines, the attorney said.
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Profanity prone in the extreme, LaBorde was known for her tinderbox temper and hostile disposition.
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Rawls said she did not hear any profanity before the students were asked to leave.
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I'm trying to give up profanity to set an example for other candidates in the race.
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A choir of 17 singers stood near the runway entrance and sang lyrics full of profanity.
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Her speech was cut short because of profanity, and also included some calls for violent resistance.
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Samantha Bee, Robert De Niro and Kathy Griffin have famously used profanity to attack President Trump.
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Although MSNBC anchor Brian Williams apologized for the profanity, for O'Rourke's fans, no apology was necessary.
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Trump's team believes that his unvarnished writing, poor punctuation and increasing profanity on Twitter signals authenticity.
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He made jokes like putting a condom on the microphone as a way to prevent profanity.
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What's more significant than the profanity is Kim's complete ownership and don't-give-a-fuck attitude.
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"What the (profanity) is an Essure coil doing in her vaginal tract?" the doctor reportedly said.
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Brunetti said the brand's name is clever because people think it is pronounced as a profanity.
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It also doesn't feature profanity or severely dark themes, so younger viewers should be welcome. Why?
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It supports one-to-one chat, group messaging, cross-platform sync, read receipts, and profanity filters.
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Swearing and exposure to profanity do appear to activate physiological responses consistent with a cathartic reaction.
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What they got instead was the profanity-laced lyrics to rap legend Tupac Shakur's Hail Mary.
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According to NBC News, Cousins has been fined on four occasions for using profanity against fans.
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To go out and physically beat the shit out of each other, but not use profanity?
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Fox used profanity last February when insisting Mexico would never pay for Trump's proposed border structure.
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Social mores around sexuality, profanity and decency are shifting and it's time the charts reflected that.
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Silva continued posting profanity-laced videos to social media sites even as police surrounded his home.
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Although MSNBC anchor Brian Williams apologized for the profanity, for O'Rourke's fans, no apology was necessary.
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Politicians also use profanity to express a heightened level of outrage and draw attention to something.
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It includes profanity, "promotion of drugs," violence or "display of serious injury," and sexually suggestive material.
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If you can't handle profanity or adult subjects you would be better suited in another guild.
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Mr. Platt replied with a profanity, he said, and Mr. Trump stormed out of the room.
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Reasons, per ALA: The book was banned and challenged for profanity, sexual references, and certain illustrations.
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Bards Dispense Profanity Game, $25, available at UncommonGoodsIt's like Cards Against Humanity, but for English nerds.
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He shouts one or two more bits of profanity before parting ways, his family in tow.
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I was banned from buying ads because, wait for it, I use profanity in my feed.
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Of course this is broader than De Niro, bigger than Bee and about more than profanity.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL After his use of profanity, Graham issued an apology "to the kids out there.
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"There is some profanity and I apologize for that," Carlson said in a new video response.
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I'm still sitting on some profanity-laden, otherwise-inappropriate crosswords from that period, if anyone's looking.
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The rules prohibit profanity, pornography, posting other people's phone numbers and name-calling, among other indiscretions.
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Bad example of profanity use: Shooting your mouth off during an interview with The New Yorker.
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Verbal aggression includes mockery, teasing, ridicule, insults, profanity, threats, and attacks on one's character or competence.
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But profanity serves a physiological, emotional and social purpose — and it's effective only because it's inappropriate.
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Even the president's recent profanity-laced meltdown over immigration can arguably be placed at Congress' door.
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Airing live streams presents certain challenges, such as graphic content after violent events or unchecked profanity.
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This time, the arena filled with boos and profanity, drowning out any audio from the tribute.
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The nature of profanity in English has evolved over time, and the gatekeepers sometimes fall behind.
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I'll click into the little gray box — you know, they're calling it grayboxing now, grayboxing, shadowbanning — I'll click into the gray box and sometimes there's just somebody who used profanity in their reply to me which is not directed at me, but it had the profanity.
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"On occasion, in order to sort of really highlight something, I'll use a profanity," Mr. Trump said.
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Think House of Cards, except nobody manages to get anything done and there's a lot more profanity.
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The officer was subject to racial taunts and profanity from bystanders after the arrest, the video showed.
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But Reddit users pointed out that what looks like a profanity is actually just upside down numbers.
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She had to fight the state of California to prove that DCK WLF was not a profanity.
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Let's give this one an "R" for copious amounts of profanity and foreshadowing the end of humanity.
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Coffee, tea, and energy drinks were fully banned (along with alcohol, premarital sex, profanity, homosexuality, and beards).
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Egged on by the audience, the pair engage in profanity-laced banter and sway their hips suggestively.
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You'll eventually be able to select how much nudity, violence, graphic content and profanity you're comfortable seeing.
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Frank Artiles resigned after a loud, profanity filled incident at a private club, the Tallahassee Democrat reported.
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I'm not really the person who yells profanity across a hotel lobby, but, yeah, that just happened.
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I believe the term "jerks" was used as a compromise to be compliant with Blizzard's profanity policy.
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He lived in the White House at a time when smoking, alcohol — and even profanity — were outlawed.
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Text messages and emails between the two men, introduced into evidence, are laced with profanity and insults.
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The offence stemmed from a Facebook post last year in which she insulted Museveni with a profanity.
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White evangelicals are apparently upset over President Donald Trump's use of profanity, according to a POLITICO report.
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Star player David Ortiz delivered a memorable, profanity-laced speech about the city's strength on that occasion.
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It took me the better part of a week, and there was a lot of profanity involved.
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According to industry conventions, Christian bands were expected to eschew profanity and any drug stronger than caffeine.
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" The "r" in "scared" is barely audible, and the subsequent profanity is a fluid, tossed-off "muhfuckas.
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A Presbyterian railroad contractor in private life, he lobbied and preached against profanity, drinking, prostitution and gambling.
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After the arrest, the officer was subject to racial taunts and profanity from bystanders, the video showed.
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But a video posted of the incident on Friday night opened with the woman's profanity-tinged threat.
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He testified that he asked Mr. Seabrook what his problem was, lacing the question with a profanity.
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It said Mr. Oliver was angry he had to be there and used profanity during his testimony.
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Social media users unleashed profanity-filled tirades against Ms. Wazir, calling her a liar and an opportunist.
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"I believe it's a baby, and we should kill it," Carlin said, give or take a profanity.
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For example, books that contain sexual or violent content, profanity, racial slurs or religious or political messages?
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Near the end of the preview, Gamble becomes even more furious, this time shouting profanity at Disick.
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Often, the election news cycle forced parents to navigate tricky topics like bullying, profanity and sexual harassment.
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Cardi B posted a profanity-laden note on Instagram after the altercation explaining what she said happened.
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Lewandowski denied shouting at lawmakers, telling CNN he only used profanity after Democrats first cursed at him.
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Trump's closest advisers described him erupting in rage and profanity, and he seemed to enjoy humiliating others.
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At the end of the interview, Fox issued one of his signature profanity-laden insults at Trump.
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"It's so rude; there's no sanity to any of this," he said, punctuating his complaints with profanity.
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His posts also include profanity, sensitive topics, derogatory comments, and a self-proclaimed "sick sense of humor."
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During a profanity-laced tirade, the officer says she detained McDowell with the help of her partner.
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Other reasons you might not see your comment: It contained profanity (profanity with asterisks substituting for letters or in another language is also not allowed); it was flagged for being inflammatory; it was a personal attack on a reader or on the author, or it was off topic.
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His use of profanity, and the F-bomb in particular, is practically elevated to poetry on the page.
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A majority were for "willful defiance," nonviolent infractions like texting in class or using profanity with a teacher.
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Though you can get your weather with a side of puppies or profanity on your phone nowadays, Weather.
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However, the singer's use of profanity caused the networks to cut away before the end of her speech.
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This means that something beyond what a word denotes—what it refers to—must cement it as profanity.
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My experience using the feature was filled with results rife with misspellings, profanity, and languages I couldn't read.
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Matthews said he unleashed profanity and wanted to challenge Carlisle but was intercepted by assistant coach Jamahl Mosley.
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Those cannot have any kind of profanity, sexualized content such as nude bodies, sex acts or sex toys.
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The sentiment analysis can be applied in ten different languages and can also identify requests, emoticons and profanity.
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He stepped out of a black SUV to the sounds of onlookers shouting, some of whom hurled profanity.
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This is a grimly violent movie, filled with vicious stabbings, frequent profanity, and a general sense of fatalism.
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According to the report, he began using profanity and kept it going while he was taken to jail.
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Toback has denied any wrongdoing and also issued a profanity-laced statement against his accusers to Rolling Stone.
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Her commentary, laced with profanity, is posted on her Facebook page and often shared widely by her followers.
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A new online football community wants to connect players with fans, with no bullying, trolling or profanity allowed.
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The profanity was censored in the live broadcast, but tweets from attendees and reporters confirmed De Niro's remarks.
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Hamas officials had insisted on censoring the festival's offerings, editing out profanity, kissing and women in short skirts.
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All the bad words are one of the joys of the film; Capaldi's way with profanity is unparalleled.
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Soft-spoken or not, he will let rip a profanity-laced tirade if he sees too many problems.
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He and national security adviser John Bolton reportedly got into a profanity-laced argument over immigration last month.
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And Welch warns that even if the interviewer uses profanity, you should under no circumstances follow their lead.
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She claims Beal banged on her door, yelled profanity and threatened her, her grandkids and son-in-law.
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Tlaib is standing by her remarks, while other members of her party are split on condemning the profanity.
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In the profanity-laced calls, Mr. da Silva is heard discussing ways to constrain the work of investigators.
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Those people watch films and assign them a rating based on established criteria concerning sex, profanity, and violence.
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Fair warning: The above clip is filled with uncensored profanity and other content definitely not safe for work.
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Stanhope's profanity-laced guest column for The Wrap only serves to fan the he-said-she-said flames.
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Deadwood—HBO's slow-burning western that made profanity an art form—was unceremoniously canceled over a decade ago.
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Pasta, after all, is a white, processed carb—which is practically a profanity in today's dietary lingua franca.
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The messages "have been laced with threats, with profanity, with vulgar language, completely inappropriate," Collins said on Wednesday.
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Lushchinskaya is seen spitting in the direction of the victim before yelling more profanity and a racial slur.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Apparently, earlier today Kelly and Bolton 'engaged in a profanity-laced argument outside the Oval Office.
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Ads "must not contain profanity," which makes sense, "or bad grammar and punctuation," which is a little surprising.
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These interviews have been edited and condensed, and profanity has been removed (sorry, not very punk of us).
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He went on to bellow his views on the white race, occasionally using profanity to punctuate his point.
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And sitting beneath the profanity and horror of his first three albums is one singular location: the lake.
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In a profanity-laced tirade, she said he asked her to leave and called her a bad guest.
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"Let me tell y'all something, I ain't even gonna front," she said in the profanity-laden 46 seconds.
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O'Rourke defended his use of profanity during a Sunday interview on MSNBC, citing a tweet from Rabbi Latz.
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This time around, Democratic delegate Dawn Adams joined him in his effort to relax the rules on profanity.
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After the game, the umpiring crew chief said Boone had gone too far with his profanity toward Miller.
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The only rules were that the messages couldn't exceed 63 characters, including spaces, and no profanity was allowed.
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The flub, and the bleeped profanity, marked a rare misstep for a singer known for flawless vocal performances.
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The profanity did not strike Mr. Weir as excessive when he wrote the book nearly a decade ago.
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Scaramucci blasted Bannon in a profanity-laced phone call to a reporter from The New Yorker last month.
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The novel was criticized by some as "anti-cop" and for containing drug use, profanity, and sexual references.
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There is plenty of brag and bluster in his speech, as well as flecks of profanity and poetry.
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The New Yorker publishes a profanity-laden interview with Scaramucci that includes him attacking chief of staff Priebus.
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She uses profanity in one track for the first time, though she purposely says the word inaudibly throughout.
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The flight came a day after Scaramucci's profanity-laden interview with The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza went viral.
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Blame a profanity-filled tirade for his departure and/or the hiring of Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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" His counterpart at "ABC World News Tonight," David Muir, described President Trump "using a profanity we won't repeat.
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It seems that profanity may trigger the app even with non-political posts—something to keep in mind.
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Avasarala, a salty elder politician who wields power and profanity with equal grace, is just wonderful in both.
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Counting the volume of profanity used doesn't tell us as much in comparison to the type of profanity used "I think that the crucial thing is that treating it all as one thing — swearing or not swearing — is really a mistake," advises Guy, who was not involved in the new study.
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Tapes of his conversations in the Oval Office, released after his death, revealed racist views often expressed with profanity.
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Anyone who's played an online shooter on XBox with voice chat knows that profanity and "offensive language" are commonplace.
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Try to program a custom response with profanity and the Blueprint will ask you to remove the offending word.
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You can go subtle with a nameplate necklace, or try out a bold look with a profanity-laden trinket.
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The seller warns that vulgar messages and profanity are not allowed, so save the raunchy notes for the cryptex.
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However, Jones flew into a profanity-filled, homophobic rage earlier this year in response to a suggestion by Rep.
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Upon hearing about it, LePage left Gattine a voicemail with profanity and homophobic insults: Mr. Gattine, this is Gov.
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" The voicemail at the center of the controversy contained profanity and threats of violence, and prompted quick condemnation. "Mr.
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That drew me to the words that have the most emotional content and drive the strongest emotional reactions: profanity.
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What's most intriguing to me about profanity is how universal it is: it cuts across all cultures over millennia.
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Rosselló and his inner circle, including profanity-laced, homophobic and misogynistic messages about fellow politicians, members of the media.
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" Minaj's profanity-laced rant came as she was teasing men in the audience about being "intimated" by a "queen.
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Thanks to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, collectors are prohibited from threatening violence or harm or using profanity.
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Sources tell TMZ, 50 had been warned not to use profanity during his performance in front of 40,000 people.
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Sausage Party Sausage Party is an animated comedy that definitely isn't for kids, as this profanity-riddled trailer shows.
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" Later in the speech, after recounting a profanity-laced anecdote, Yu reiterated his point that "women have destroyed China.
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The two were reported to have engaged in a profanity-laced verbal disagreement outside the Oval Office last month.
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State biologists fatally shot two members of the so-called Profanity Peak wolf pack from a helicopter on Aug.
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The progressive Latina from the Bronx also defended Tlaib earlier on Saturday from the "faux-outrage" over her profanity.
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Plain-spoken populism, simple messages and the occasional use of profanity on the stump also form a common thread.
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Unscrupulous hucksters learned early on that sex, violence, bigotry, profanity, vulgarity, misogyny, racism and deceit sell pop-culture products.
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Snafu stands for "Situation Normal: All F---ed Up," although the profanity-averse sometimes change it to "fouled up."
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Slurs, profanity, and a doctored photo of Michelle Obama In one social media post, Selyem lashed out at Rep.
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Before taking office, he assailed Chief Justice Roberts with a profanity after the Court upheld the Affordable Care Act.
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Trained by Jake, she veers into profanity in an upper-middle-class Christian home, scaring off a potential mark.
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Opinions on White, whose profanity-laden bromides and broken promises have alienated plenty of fans, have long been divided.
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Tech Tip Q. Is it possible to block posts with profanity in the comments section for my Instagram feed?
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She later explained — and we're paraphrasing in lieu of profanity — that Venus thought a little too highly of herself.
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Mr. Trump reportedly said that more people should be admitted from places like Norway, where his profanity was denounced.
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Despite the unnecessary profanity and personal jibes made towards Joshua, Fury, along with Chambers, does indeed have a point.
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Try watching with the subtitles on to appreciate better the poetry and profanity, particularly from Al Swearengen (Ian McShane).
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" As for the finish-line profanity, transformed into memes, she said: "By nature, I tend to curse a lot.
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Once again, Robert De Niro got in front of a crowd and used profanity while referring to President Trump.
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Campaign volunteers arrived at the office on Friday morning to find profanity spray-painted across the glass front doors.
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Many of the responses were laced with profanity, as well as suggestions for ex-girlfriends who should be swatted.
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The rap should be original and must follow Times commenting standards, which means no profanity or vulgar language. 4.
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My partner sticks his head out the window and yells out what I think is a profanity, in French.
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He was not even a very good Southern Baptist, to judge from his fondness for bourbon, poker and profanity.
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Although the material is intended for audience members 9 and older, the show rules prohibit profanity (but not politics).
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" Mr. Bannon spoke in blunt but calm tones, peppered with profanity, and humorously referred to himself as "Darth Vader.
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They were not permitted to refer to their crimes or their victims, to depict violence or to use profanity.
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They were not permitted to refer to their crimes or their victims, to depict violence or to use profanity.
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Of his own accord, The Mooch called up a New Yorker reporter and went on a profanity-laden tirade.
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As for why the account was blocked ... Stormy's rep tells TMZ there was no evidence of profanity or nudity.
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AMC's series is bound by broadcast standards, but an alternate, profanity-laced Negan introduction was shot for the Blu-ray.
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Rep. Rashida Tlaib's (D-Mich.) profanity about impeaching President Trump received five times more coverage on cable news than Rep.
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Pirone then saw Grant walking between the train cars and used profanity to order him to get off the train.
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Afterward, Ramos allegedly posted angry, profanity-laced tweets about the paper, its reporters and editors, often using the hashtag #CapDeathWatch.
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After his lawsuit against the newspaper was dismissed, Ramos posted profanity-laced tweets about the paper, its reporters and editors.
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Gates used the profanity only four times during Spolsky's performance review, and that was the lowest tally anyone could remember.
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The signal then travels up to the brain, which instructs you to howl with pain or issue the appropriate profanity.
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It shows a woman hitting the Uber driver in the face, then demanding a ride in a profanity-laced rant.
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In terms of graphic violence, profanity, and even a few stray seconds of female toplessness, they embrace the rating fully.
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The profanity shown in this screenshot from YouTube's Creator Insider channel is generally OK to use depending on its context.
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Two years earlier, a Chinese man alleged his passport was defaced with a profanity by a Vietnamese border control official.
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The trailer is fairly violent and profanity laden, a stark departure from the decidedly more family friendly original film series.
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The show famously removed some barriers set in place by Roddenberry, allowing characters to refer to God and use profanity.
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She doesn't use profanity and she tries to mix up her subjects to appear more human and less bot-like.
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Once, per the Times, a 72-year old fan sent Dolan a profanity-free letter complaining about the team's performance.
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University of California, San Diego, professor Benjamin Bergen's research on profanity shows that this perceived honesty has a neurological basis.
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Sadly, I was only 15, and the movie was rated R for more than just profanity, jokes, and drug use.
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" "Profanity was associated with less lying and deception at the individual level, and with higher integrity at the society level.
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I should not have used a profanity to describe the President when responding to his shocking reaction to the #LondonAttacks.
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The current effort targeting the Profanity Peak pack marks the third time state officials have used lethal means against wolves.
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His firing was due in part to a profanity-laced interview with The New Yorker, in which Scaramucci attacked Bannon.
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"Catherine, do not use any of the vulgar parts," she tells her daughter after uttering some of her trademark profanity.
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Facebook confirmed that false information could be included in an advertisement, so long as it doesn&apost include any profanity.
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One woman also shouted a profanity loudly several times though Mr. Trump did not look up to acknowledge her, either.
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Establishing behavioral codes that curtail hookup culture and profanity — those old-fashioned proprieties — are sexist and puritanical, we are told.
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Mr. Guirgis is reluctant to use racial epithets in his work, so he sometimes opts for an interchangeable profanity instead.
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Though profanity does sometimes help create a sense of verisimilitude, it can also be employed to punch up everyday speech.
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The post, the spokesperson said, actually violated a separate policy involving profanity because of another image in the same ad.
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I'm more offended by N.R.A., which appears constantly in grids, than by sexuality or women's health or so-called profanity.
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Busch responded with a tweet that had a crying emoji and a profanity-tinged message telling Keselowski to shut up.
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"Good thing you're not going to the golden globes then lol," wrote one in response to a profanity-laced tweet.
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Politicians have challenged the church's authority before, but never like this, with such profanity and such disrespect for its values.
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The Times published Mr. Scaramucci's profanity after top editors, including our executive editor, Dean Baquet, discussed whether it was proper.
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Profanity and vulgarity aren't allowed, but you can find cutting-edge humor that you wouldn't expect around the ordinary campfire.
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" Fox on Thursday used profanity while blasting Trump's proposed barrier, adding that the real estate tycoon is "crazy" and "egocentric.
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But unlike other recent revelations, this looks like a snapshot of the underworld, filled with profanity, intimidation and possibly worse.
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There was the occasional burst of profanity, but never more than an average coach might let slip during a practice.
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I endured profanity, middle fingers and threats on social media as the realization of what was taking place set in.
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While Mr. Pompeo is prone to profanity-laced rants, Mr. Biegun is a Republican of another era who projects calm.
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Mr. Scaramucci's language was particularly tricky because it represented not just gratuitous profanity, but personal denigration using crude anatomical references.
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Not to mention her sexuality, her profanity-laden comments and her desire to become famous and make lots of money.
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In November, the Cleveland Browns released safety Jermaine Whitehead after a profanity-laced rant in which he made threatening comments.
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His firing was due in part to a profanity-laced interview with The New Yorker, in which Scaramucci attacked Bannon.
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Just last year, department officials killed seven members of the Profanity Peak Pack, including a pup, leaving only four alive.
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Then, in a live television interview, he went on a profanity-laced tirade about the corruption of amateur boxing judges.
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To remind you, a so-called comic and her profanity-laced, vulgar monologue was the main "entertainment" at the dinner.
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As a case involving workplace profanity, it attracted the attention of Christine Neylon O'Brien, a business law professor at Boston College.
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"Horace and Pete" is like a dark take on Norman Lear's sitcoms of the early '70s (if with far more profanity).
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It used a combination of machine learning and human moderators to identify and categorize user activity involving spam, profanity, and fraud.
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Amazon has responded with tools the teams can use to filter profanity and sensitive topics, which can spot even subtle offenses.
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One adviser, who shall remain nameless to protect his profanity, put it plainly over beer one night following a GOP debate.
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Unlike every other gathering of male undergrads I've ever seen, there's no horseplay or grab-ass, no profanity or pop references.
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Rajon Rondo, a psychopath, comes up to him, and they begin to have what is, I presume, a profanity laden conversation.
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Presidential debate organizers have to warn candidates not to use profanity, and serious congressional hearings often devolve into bad comedy roasts.
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Interestingly, conservative Christian audiences seem to have a better sense of context when it comes to violence than sex or profanity.
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Its advertiser-friendly content guidelines already stated that inappropriate language, strong profanity, vulgarity, and inflammatory content could be subject to demonetization.
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I was a very good student at a great school not using — by the way — not using profanity is very easy.
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What has not changed is that we do not permit profanity, hate speech, or extremely graphic details of a sexual nature.
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On the other hand, there is some evidence that using profanity selectively can make a person seem more intense and persuasive.
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In the moments after the stoppage, an infuriated Shamrock stormed around the ring, unleashing a profanity-laced protest of the stoppage.
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Last year, MSNBC's Lawrence O&aposDonnell launched into a profanity-laced tirade at his staff that was unearthed by the site.
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On the flip side, works depicting violence, pornography, profanity, tobacco, explosives and drugs are strictly forbidden - as is painting during winter.
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The site also acknowledges that it can "prevent certain content from trending," such as hashtags marked by profanity and hate speech.
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Cops showed up after the performance and took 50 to the station, where he was booked for using profanity in public.
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He later delivered a head-butt into the side of Dixson's face while criticizing him with profanity and other verbal remarks.
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One man identified himself as a friend of Christian's and was instantly met with profanity from some supporters of the victims.
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Outside the event, people screamed profanity and anti-Muslim rhetoric at each other while a bloodied protester was given medical treatment.
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In one of the more infamous examples, Stone Cold Steve Austin launched a profanity-laced home invasion of Brian Pillman's home.
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At a fiscal-court meeting on January 22017, Hunt stood up, used profanity, and shook a finger in the board's direction.
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Madonna was also criticized for using profanity, with several f-words audible on CNN and MSNBC, which aired her speech live.
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Rochelle Oliver, a web producer, listens repeatedly to a Twitter feed with Ms. Peir to determine whether there is audible profanity.
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Fox has frequently attacked Trump both on Twitter and on camera, frequently using profanity and personal attacks to make his point.
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Former Cleveland Browns player Jermaine Whitehead is apologizing after posting a series of threatening and profanity-laced tweets on Sunday night.
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"What about all the people that are using horrible profanity, horrible words?" he asked during a stop in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Laced with profanity and sexually explicit language, it is posted on her Facebook page and often shared widely by her followers.
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In January his speech at the National Board of Review Annual Awards Gala included a profanity-laced rand about the President.
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"Using profanity or slang, mentioning personal or health problems, talking bad about a past employer are all considered unprofessional," West says.
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Ashanti brought her concert to a screeching halt to unleash a profanity-laced rant at her crew for royally screwing up.
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A series of profanity-laden posts appeared on the accounts, including one in which hackers said they supported President Donald Trump.
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WARNING: The clip below contains profanity He remained at the Detroit Detention Center on Thursday morning, according to The Detroit News.
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We limited the number of times it was said on the air and each time we gave a warning about profanity.
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In office he took a bellicose approach to governing, engaging in profanity-laden shouting matches with City Council members and journalists.
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Yet, to the Nobel Prize committee member, even K.Dot is potentially checkered by the profanity of "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe".
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The author, Benjamin Bergen, points out that brain damage victims who become mute often retain the ability to blurt out profanity.
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However, he became known for profanity-laced tweets in defense of Park during and after her successful presidential campaign in 2012.
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Besides earning mostly C's, he had amassed at least seven suspensions for insubordination, profanity, dishonesty and drugs, according to school records.
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Beneath its posturing and profanity, "Mid90s" has some after-school special in its DNA, which I don't mean as a knock.
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The use of profanity onstage is nothing new, but this past year there seemed to be epic amounts of mouthing off.
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" On Tuesday afternoon, the N.B.A. announced that it had fined Westbrook $25,000 "for directing profanity and threatening language to a fan.
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His is the profanity presidency, full of four-letter denunciations of his enemies and earthy dismissals of allegations lodged against him.
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In December, Chancellor Angela Merkel used an English profanity to describe chaos during a speech in German at a technology conference.
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Outbursts of profanity, disruptive behavior and pulling a false fire alarm resulted in suspensions and his expulsion from the school bus.
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In 1985, its inclusion at a Park Hill junior high school in Missouri was challenged because of profanity and racial slurs.
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Guerrero said she sews profanity onto the masks because she thinks it makes them unique and will help them sell better.
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However, what Dangerfield definitely got wrong was the idea that Murphy's profanity and edgy material would hinder his path to success.
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Ms. Heller, who uses profanity when ranting and raving, kept her promise to Mr. Bronfman that she would sanitize her speech.
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On Thursday evening, The New Yorker posted an interview with Mr. Scaramucci that included a profanity-laced tirade against Mr. Priebus.
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In January, his speech at the National Board of Review Annual Awards Gala included a profanity-laced rant directed at Trump.
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Seeing the body language between those two -- the aggressive arm waving and pointing, the profanity -- took me to a painful place.
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So use any profanity with caution and definitely don't cuss in school emails, documents, calendar events, chats, spreadsheets, or slide presentations.
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"I mean the worst profanity, and you have television cameras all over the place and people see these signs," he said.
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Apple – Apple wants its streaming TV shows to be without sex, violence, or profanity, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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It has the trappings of serious pay-TV drama: darkness, willingness to kill major characters "Game of Thrones"-style, even profanity.
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"I love it," Butler said in a phone interview, repeating the phrase three times — including once with a profanity for emphasis.
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That those words exert a check upon someone as uncontrollable as Trump is a demonstration that they are today's true profanity.
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"I'm not going to pay," Vicente Fox said, using a profanity to comment about the wall Thursday in an interview with Fusion.
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Twitter accounts seemingly belonging to the suspect included images of a gun pointed at someone&aposs head and multiple profanity-laced tweets.
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I'm using my phone GPS so I see the incoming texts of confusion then PROFANITY as he realizes what I'm talking about.
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The defamation suit was thrown out as groundless, and Ramos often railed against current and former Capital staff in profanity-laced tweets.
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The defamation suit was thrown out as groundless, and he often railed against current and former Capital staff in profanity-laced tweets.
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He accepted after seeing changes made in the organization, such as performing drug tests on athletes and stopping the use of profanity.
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Actor Robert De Niro launched a profanity-laced tirade at President Trump during Sunday's politically charged Tony Awards, earning a standing ovation.
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He filed a defamation suit in 2012 that was thrown out as groundless and often railed against them in profanity-laced tweets.
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For example, many schools get away with banning T-shirts emblazoned with swear words because they can argue that profanity is disruptive.
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Bantering babbling profanity with the host of an entertainment show, Mr Trump brags about groping women and trying to seduce someone's wife.
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In the last section, they looked beyond individual people and instead analyzed state-level profanity data compared to state-level integrity data.
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DICKERSON: Let me — something, in talking to voters that they wish somebody would tell you to cut it out is the profanity.
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But contrary to most stereotypes about internet trolls, they are committed to doing so without profanity or insults, for the most part.
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The script was a mishmash of autobiography and anger, filled with profanity, drug use, gay jokes, Nazi jokes and weird structural hiccups.
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IN THESE potty-mouthed times, when certain world leaders sling profanity about with abandon, many observers naturally lament the debasement of speech.
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There are publications that have refused to review this book, simply because they believe profanity is evidence of poor breeding and illiteracy.
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Twitter locked the account for posting a video of a profanity-laden protest outside of the Republican senator's home in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Two prominent conservative activists were accosted Monday outside a Philadelphia restaurant by a group of profanity-hurling protesters allegedly aligned with Antifa.
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All the while, everyone was talking about a profanity-laced tirade the new White House communications director had unleashed on a reporter.
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A concerned mom, she refused to use profanity on her pages, and would substitute asterisks to cloak sh*t and f*ck.
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The Oscar-nominated writer and director denied the allegations made against him in a profanity-laced interview with Rolling Stone on Friday.
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In a late night chat with a reporter, he made some controversial and profanity-laden comments about others in the West Wing.
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It may ban ads for a long list of reasons, including promoting illegal products, adult content, profanity or engages in discriminatory practices.
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In the end, Spicer outlasted Scaramucci, who was fired after 10 short days on the job and one profanity-laced phone call.
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But at other times Mr. Redstone's comments were decisive and showed a glimmer of his well-known ferocity and penchant for profanity.
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The Trump era is one of indelicacy, profanity, and real—not imagined—misogyny, and its flacks deserve a language that matches up.
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These loudspeakers were used to blare deafening sounds, insults and profanity into the camp, as part of psychological torture against the residents.
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In 2014, it banned the Oscar-winning "Wolf of Wall Street" for extreme scenes of nudity, sex, alcohol, drug-taking and profanity.
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" Nadler disagreed with Tlaib's use of profanity and her push for impeachment, saying, "it's much too early to talk about that intelligently.
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She was not among the 11 top aids that exchanged profanity-laced messages with Rosselló about other politicians, the media, and celebrities.
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And when fighters and athletes reach for profanity to talk trash, what intentions are hidden within their four-letter words of choice?
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Dry says she commissioned the piece because she wanted someone to wrestle with how this particular profanity is being used against Clinton.
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You just have to reach beyond that to something that is ultimately expressive non-literally, and for us that is often profanity.
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I downplayed the legacy, content with creating some distance between myself and the profanity-laced account I'd set loose on the world.
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WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was taunted with hisses, heckles and profanity during a lecture and moderated discussion at U.C.L.A. this week.
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The women in suburban Dallas all conceded they have cringed sometimes at Mr. Trump, citing his pettiness, impulsiveness, profanity and name calling.
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His tweets were laced with profanity, and often addressed Capital employees directly, as though he were having an ongoing conversation with them.
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This collection of adult short stories was challenged for profanity, sexual explicitness and being "disgusting and all around offensive," the association reported.
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The comedians aim their humor at those 113 and older, not because of language (profanity is strictly banned), but because of sophistication.
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The crowd erupted into cheers, before Ms. Newton continued on with her charming speech (which included a slip of profanity, also charming).
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When the college's president, George Bridges, met with them, several of them pelted him with profanity and ordered him to shut up.
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That might have been for the best, because Oscars producers were "reportedly nervous" about him performing the song and slipping in profanity.
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At a rally in 2017, he used profanity in urging team owners to fire players who take a knee during the anthem.
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But he's OK being known as a chatterbox who peppers his speech with profanity and mild insults in his strong Midwestern accent.
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Other reasons include profanity, sexually explicit content, religious viewpoints and materials that candidly portray injustices and inequality experienced by people of color.
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For the sake of modern discussion, both words are defined as profanity: vulgar, socially unacceptable language you don't use in polite conversation.
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The SkyBridge Capital founder and friend to Wall Street launched into a profanity-strewn tirade against Priebus and Trump advisor Steve Bannon.
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ET. Apple (AAPL) wants its streaming TV shows to be without sex, violence, or profanity, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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And a person close to Reed said he has at times taken issue with the president's obscene tweets and profanity-laced speeches.
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He mixed mockery, profanity and grandiosity in a style more suited to a barstool than a podium decorated with the presidential seal.
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Marketers also have the option of prohibiting their ads from appearing next to certain types of content, such as videos featuring profanity.
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She took the stage standing — no desk for her — and moved into a caustic, basic-cable profanity-laced set on the presidential campaigns.
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It's really a shame they can't use profanity on network TV, because these two really deserve a big f*ck you from Amelia.
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In profanity-laden, homophobic and misogynistic messages, Rosselló and members of his inner circle ridicule numerous politicians, members of the media and celebrities.
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This week, Paes took to social media to engage opponents in digital fisticuffs, responding to profanity-laced Tweets that were sent his way.
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Other forms of Arabic language profanity, including a word for "prostitute," had also gotten accounts suspended, according to Twitter users Eskandar spoke with.
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Brave, transparent, no-fucks-given public honesty — with or without profanity — is the best thing that comedy brings to the table these days.
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Yau also appeared to utter a profanity while reading "People's Republic of China" in English during the ceremony, but she later denied it.
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First of all, Leo, I don&apost think you think using profanity against any president is the way to move hearts and minds.
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Dropping F-bombs southern belle style When contestant Kalon McMahon called Emily Maynard's daughter "baggage," the season 8 "Bachelorette" let the profanity fly.
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The Miami Heat fined reserve guard Dion Waiters an undisclosed amount Thursday for his profanity-filled complaints about playing time earlier this week.
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As a composite index, the companies with relatively high levels of profanity don't seem to be harmed too much by their word choices.
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The footage shows Brady wind up for a swing, and let out some profanity when he sees his shot didn't go as planned.
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Although the league won't kick players off the field or shout profanity at them, it will punish players for kneeling during the anthem.
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Check it out below (warning: clip contains profanity): The series will go live on the Now This Facebook page at 7 p.m. EST.
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The mood was tense at times as the groups chanted and sometimes shouted profanity at each other for about four hours on Monday.
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In an article and photoshoot with AnOther magazine, Stewart let loose some serious profanity when describing how she thought fame ought to work.
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While it certainly retains the quick-witted profanity of In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths, it's deeply invested in the people of Ebbing, Missouri.
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When the men spot Arianne Zucker, the actress who would be greeting Mr. Trump, Mr. Bush, using a profanity, marvels at her looks.
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Facebook removed a Trump campaign ad that referred to Biden as a "b----" because it violated profanity standards for ads on the platform.
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Reasons, per ALA: The book was banned and challenged because it was deemed "anti-cop," and for profanity, drug use, and sexual references.
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Paul LePage (R) on Thursday left an angry, profanity-laced voicemail for a state lawmaker, accusing the Democrat of calling him a racist.
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As profanity becomes more common in every day speech, it becomes more difficult to control, said Richard Alaniz, a labor and employment attorney.
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Rubio said he finds it "unacceptable" to have a nominee who encourages violence, uses profanity and is not respectful of women and minorities.
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In later books, I recognized that there was less profanity because I would stumble over four-letter words and end up deleting them.
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" Mr. Schiff has experienced it personally when Mr. Trump turned his name into a profanity last fall by nicknaming him "little Adam Schitt.
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"No, I'm not going to the White House," Ms. Rapinoe said, repeating herself after initially using a profanity to express the same sentiment.
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"There is no need for this vulgarity and profanity and the tirade that goes along with taking out supposedly moldy trash," he said.
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In one instance, the individual shouted profanity and then yelled the teacher's home address, while in the other, the person displayed swastika tattoos.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Amber says Danny lashed out in profanity-laced phone calls while accusing her of having multiple affairs.
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After all, these platforms draw arbitrary boundaries constantly and with much less controversy — against spammers, concerning profanity or in response to government demands.
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Amodei said his office received several hundred calls from students during the walkout and that Christiansen was the only caller to use profanity.
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Kelly said afterward Pompeo berated her using profanity and challenged her to locate Ukraine on an unmarked map, which Kelly said she did.
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If you read it, you may feel like taking a shower to clean off the stench from the profanity and misconduct on display.
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Some did point out that the actress, who has a reputation for playing characters who don't mind using profanity, can be pretty outspoken.
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"Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for bloody combat, profanity and sexual longing.
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She addresses the audience in profanity-laced rhyming couplets that evoke the rollicking rhymes of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss.
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At school he "threatens to hurt others," is "angry" and has been suspended several times for unruly/disruptive behaviors including insults and profanity.
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"I'm excited!" screamed Desmond Napoles, a 12-year-old drag star who performs as Desmond is Amazing, punctuating his enthusiasm with mild profanity.
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The week also included a profanity-filled tirade from Trump's newly appointed communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, in an interview with The New Yorker.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Apple wants high-quality shows with broad appeal that do not include gratuitous sex, violence or profanity.
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Brown, 38, recalled a particularly scary instance where his son was chased down the street in Philadelphia while people yelled profanity at him.
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Security staff members regularly yell profanity at the visitors and threaten them regarding compliance with rules that are often unclear or ever changing.
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Mr. Landrum, who also worked in Mr. Stewart's campaigns, commented only once on the chat, on May 17, with smiley emojis and profanity.
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In docs, Stevie says there was another encounter where Joseline threatened him, lunged at him, hurled paperwork and unleashed a profanity-laced tirade.
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" In the discussion, laced with profanity, one of the milder elements of Trump's remarks was the phrase, "I moved on her like a bitch.
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The officer pointed his gun at them, used profanity, and threatened to put their heads through a wall and to blow up their homes.
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Regardless, investigators concluded, Pirone's repeated use of profanity and the N-word served only to escalate the already fraught tensions on the station platform.
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Our CBS Sports video team kept an unofficial scorecard for profanity use over the 4-day tour: McGregor 90, Mayweather 61 So there's that.
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He was fired on Monday after a profanity-filled tirade against then-White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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But then Prager, who has long decried profanity and character assassination in public life, is an unlikely face of conservatism in the Trump era.
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" His doctor, John Martyn Harlow, wrote that, "He is fitful, irreverent, indulging at times in the grossest profanity, which was not previously his custom.
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The profanity says it's an R, but for those who don't clutch their pearls and swoon when someone says "fuck," it's pretty PG-safe.
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The episode ends with Cartman tricking Alexa to talk to a Google Home unit and vice versa, creating a never-ending loop of profanity.
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ESPN's Keith Olbermann, named his book "Trump is F*cking Crazy: (This is Not a Joke)" and regularly uses profanity to mock the president.
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Earlier this year, Big Little Lies stars Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman also shared their excitement, though there was a noticeable lack of profanity.
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But while the parents trying to ban the book pounced on the profanity, they ignored one of the novel's biggest triumphs: Eleanor is fat.
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He indulged in profanity-laden fits for the most insignificant reasons—if he dropped something, say, or if he forgot to complete an errand.
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Check out the 'Woman Card' Playing Deck See Details Proud feminists aren't afraid to display their pride with a little bit of necessary profanity.
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When TMZ quoted the relevant passage of Clinton's speech to Wayne, he celebrated by pumping his fists in the air and uttering a profanity.
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For example, the Wall Street Journal reported last September that CEO Tim Cook was overly preoccupied with depictions of excessive violence, profanity, or sex.
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Warning its audience, "This post contains profanity and language readers might find offensive," CNN reported Monday on the Democratic national chairman's newfound cussing habit.
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Inversoft, which has also invested a lot of time into detecting l33tspeak, is not the only game in town on the profanity-fighting front.
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But, he told The Times in a profanity-laced discussion, the West has failed Ukraine, not providing enough money or sufficiently opening its markets.
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Facebook did take down one of Trump's ad, but only because he called Biden a "b---h," which violated the platform's policy on profanity.
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The ALA said "The Hate U Give" was protested for the book's inclusion of "drug use, profanity, and offensive language," not anti-police sentiments.
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All broadcast networks hold a right of refusal on political ads, allowing them to keep ads containing any profanity or slurs off the airwaves.
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Bill Anderson, the station's general manager, said the spot ran with the profanity because the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prevents censorship of political ads.
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Subway tirade caught on camera A woman has been arrested after a profanity-laced tirade on the New York subway was captured on video.
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Sondland said Wednesday that he and Trump often use profanity in their communications while confirming an exchange between them while Sondland was in Ukraine.
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A video this week shows a Texas man going on a profanity-laced tirade aimed at a couple who was protesting a Confederate monument.
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Our sources say when his client finally returned, JM chewed the guy out in a profanity-laced schooling ... in front of coworkers and customers.
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Rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson was arrested on Saturday night for his use of profanity during a performance at the St. Kitts Music Festival.
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She references the soon-to-be rebooted lesbian canonical TV series The L Word, a title that associates "lesbian" with profanity, secrecy, and shame.
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We talked about the large amount of profanity on the fucking awesome website you're reading right now, and the future of cursing in general.
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As he continued to make advertiser-friendly videos, or videos specific to a certain subject without profanity or copyrighted music, his CPM rate increased.
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Her victory in New York involved fist-pumping and profanity-laced affirmations as she crossed the finish line in front of millions of viewers.
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A new video shows a Baltimore school resource officer slapping and kicking a young man during a profanity-laced tirade at Reach Partnership School.
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Ms. Seet says that when she finally resigned, Mr. Friedman wrote her a long, profanity-filled email threatening to blackball her in the industry.
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The opera is packed with profanity — make a list of the most vulgar terms you can think of, and then add the British ones.
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Though Connors next issued a torrent of profanity toward the photographer — "He was angry enough to kill," Henderson wrote — there was no physical violence.
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He has a gift for the strategically deployed profanity, and writes dialogue so musical and realistic you'll hear it in the air around you.
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The show ended abruptly after Mr. Ho pounded the table, ripped off his microphone and stormed away while calling his legislative colleague a profanity.
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes.
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Behind her, a man was screaming that she was a "piece of trash" and that he was going to "beat her" — except with profanity.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the NBA fined Embiid $25,000 for making an obscene gesture on the court and using profanity during a live television interview.
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As Dr. Bergen explained, people with religious beliefs often avoid swearing and may use other phrases, like "shut the front door," to replace profanity.
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For all the profanity and naughty behavior, it has the timid, ingratiating vibe of a television sitcom, sticking to safe and familiar emotional territory.
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At one point, they had a profanity-laced shouting match, after which Mr. Kelly left the White House for the rest of the day.
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While boys were considered delinquent when they violated laws, girls were considered delinquent for general "immorality," which included using profanity and going to saloons.
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Feinstein releases Fusion transcript despite GOP objections Steve Bannon out at Breitbart Robert De Niro unleashes profanity-laced rant against Trump So. Much. News.
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While you won't hear profanity or vulgarity, no topic is banned at these 90-minute monthly shows featuring tween and teenage stand-up comics.
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His recently hired (and then fired) White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci, who went on a profanity-fueled tirade attacking people within the administration.
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"I've ended up keeping stuff because the return process was such a pain," said Rob Cromer, an entrepreneur in New York City, using profanity.
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Over recent days, the debate over a potential immigration compromise has devolved into a bickering match over racially charged comments and profanity-laced phrases.
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Waxy Trump is less prone to erratic bursts of racist profanity and he's never once boasted of grabbing anyone by any part of their anatomy.
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These people may use profanity from time to time—this is videogame YouTube land, after all—but they won't send slurs blasting through your headphones.
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He filed a defamation suit against the paper in 2012 that was thrown out as groundless and often railed against them in profanity-laced tweets.
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Facebook processes 1.3 million posts per minute, and the documents show that the company is trying to develop policies on everything from profanity to cannibalism.
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At the time, McGregor was angered by the UFC's decision to strip him of his title, according to profanity-laden messages he wrote on Twitter.
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HBO's Deadwood is perhaps known best for its creative use of profanity, its poetic dialogue, and its showcasing of star Ian McShane's considerable acting talents.
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The developer didn't feel comfortable putting strangers into high-stress situations, especially when it could be a young kid and a profanity-loving college student.
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"Zen mode" turns off comments entirely, while "volume levels" ranging from "quiet" to "blaring" let through different amounts of toxicity (like attacks, insults, profanity, etc).
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Tastes vary radically between generations and individual family members, so does tolerance for sex, violence, profanity, conflict, religious or political messaging, or even specific genres.
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By "super crappy," I obviously mean much stronger profanity that I will not use here because we're all adults, but for crying out loud, Fitz.
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So far, no music or ads are allowed within the stories, and publications can't use profanity either, in accordance with FCC guidelines, according to Google.
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There's some minor profanity, and at various points characters talk about some horrifying things, but the movie is just a guy talking on the phone.
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" Balderdash The next time your angry relative goes on a profanity-laden tirade about how the Democrats are destroying the economy, just respond with: "Balderdash!
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Corporate managers are usually known for their stuffy professionalism, but every once in a while C-suite executives like to let loose with some profanity.
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Colored by heavy profanity and on-stage pyrotechnics, the rocker's polarizing remarks slammed "Nazis, f—in' bigots," and "the KKK," while also referencing Colin Kaepernick.
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Hong Kong is a city that prides itself in civility: people queue for the bus, control their emotions, don't use profanity, and do use sunscreen.
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Scaramucci's brief tenure heading the White House communications shop included a profanity-laced rant about West Wing colleagues that was published in the New Yorker.
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At (allegedly) nine years old, viral star Lil Tay made headlines last week for getting her mother, Angela Tian, fired over her profanity-laden videos.
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McKinnon is her typically over-the-top self — a perfect fit for the Biebs — and Jones breaks hard as she channels Jackson's profanity-laden tirades.
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Scaramucci faced backlash for a profanity-filled tirade against former chief of staff Reince Priebus and chief strategist Stephen Bannon published by The New Yorker.
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The boy refused, students said, and video taken by another student shows the boy shouting profanity and a racial slur at Riley, who is black.
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After Eddie became a huge star, he never forgot about Moore's unique profanity-laced one-liners and how it led to "Dolemite" becoming a sensation.
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In it, he insists that it's totally legitimate to study profanity because of what it can teach us, in general, about language and the brain.
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The Profanity wolves killed more cattle in mid-August of 2016, and the state wildlife director approved the shooting of up to the entire pack.
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He did not suggest that the title of his play, "The _______ With the Hat," includes a profanity as a stand-in for a racial epithet.
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In the last five months two of the reigning poets of profanity, Stephen Adly Guirgis and Martin McDonagh, have had plays staged in New York.
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Mr. Biden proclaimed he felt at home with the crowd, liberally sprinkling his comments with the mild profanity that he often deploys at political rallies.
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Then she won it, ending a four-decade drought for American women as she broke the tape crying, shrieking a profanity and pumping her fist.
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A sprinter, he first came to her attention when she caught him using profanity in practice and told him to run a mile as penance.
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He screamed me off the phone with a profanity-laced tirade that probably scared the entire engineering school at the other end of the line.
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Today, I collected writing from across ideologies and around the internet about the "skinny repeal" bill's failure and Anthony Scaramucci's profanity-laced interview, recommended above.
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One Florida woman was sentenced to five months in prison after she sent profanity-laced messages telling Mr. Pozner that he was going to die.
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But while Ramsay is known for having a fierce temper — and a penchant for profanity — Emett said that the "MasterChef" star was an incredible boss.
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Are there books that contain sexual or violent content, profanity, racial slurs or religious or political messages that should not be available at your school?
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They're right: If the foul-mouthed among us want to preserve the benefits of cursing, we need these detractors to ensure that profanity stays profane.
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But one noteworthy occasion arose last week when a Florida state senator went on a profanity-soaked tirade in an exclusive club with other colleagues.
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Looking back, some of them seem so innocuous they'd hardly make a blip today, in a political climate thick with insults, invectives, profanity and controversy.
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Schnitzler admitted to having left profanity-laced voice messages with the Islamic Society of St. Petersburg and the Islamic Society of Pinellas County on Nov.
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Mr. Poojary was excited and nervous about speaking to an American for the first time, and he was alarmed by the resulting bursts of profanity.
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McGregor encouraged the crowd to shout expletives at the undefeated Mayweather and his family before launching into a profanity-laced tirade for nearly 10 minutes.
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" The back-and-forth continued for some time, and Cornyn's campaign team dug up additional tweets that included even more profanity, like the word "scrotum.
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His streetwear brand "FUCT" - which sounds like, but is spelled differently than, a profanity - was denied a trademark by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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Amber Rose launched into a profanity-laced phone call accusing Wiz Khalifa's mother of being an unfit grandmother ... so says Wiz's mom in a lawsuit.
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But that didn't stop one of the biggest voices in the organization from ripping those players to the media, using profanity to get his point across.
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Many words describing sexual organs, excretory functions, and so on fail to rise to the heights (or, if you prefer, sink to the depths) of profanity.
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The attendant also advised that Miller had 'exchanged profanity with a female' who was sitting in a different row from him in the First Class car.
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Version 1.0 was, of course, the relentless, remorseless killing machine in the Octagon, whose quick wins were as guaranteed as press-conference profanity from Dana White.
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A witness also told police that when the group was asked to leave, the three women became angry and began to use profanity and threaten violence.
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Snoop just issued his mea culpa to Gayle, saying the way he came at her with a profanity-laced social media rant was out of line.
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Saraland police also released surveillance footage from inside the restaurant, as well as quotes from witnesses, who they claim said Clemons used profanity and made threats.
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We also found that profanity on PG-rated shows included suck/blow, screw, hell/damn, ass/asshole, bitch, bastard, piss, bleeped s—t, bleeped f—k.
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As it turns out, that tweet—along with several others that were filled with profanity and slurs—was the work of a hacker and quickly deleted.
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Such a change in the law would bar the companies from removing "videos that contain nudity, profanity and expletives, hate speech or depictions of animal cruelty".
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The "Run It!" singer recorded a profanity-laced rant on his official Instagram account Tuesday morning, saying he was fed up with police at his home.
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Even when he's off the football field, Tom Brady is a serious competitor, even if it means forgetting who's around when he lets out some profanity!
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Even with all of this pro-profanity sentiment from the study, you should still be careful when you decide to drop F-bombs at the office.
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San Juan Mayor urged residents to join protests The messages, dubbed "RickyLeaks," contain profanity-laden, homophobic and misogynistic messages aimed at opposition politicians, journalists and celebrities.
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Another thing is, I think maybe I used to use profanity in a bit more of a shock-y way, as opposed to a strategic way.
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There are certain words you don't say," Rubio said, adding, "You turn on the TV and a leading presidential candidate is saying profanity from a stage.
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Maurice took the unusual step of removing his glasses before laying into his troops with a profanity-laced tirade, which left him red in the face.
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The outspoken GOP governor made headlines earlier this year after the release of a profanity-laced voicemail he sent to Drew Gattine, a Democratic state representative.
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They set their own rules and retain the right to moderate content, routinely screening it for instances of gratuitous violence, harassment, profanity and other offensive material.
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The editors discuss the issue; opting to sidestep the question, they decide to proceed with a clip that contains a rush of muffled, discordant sounds. Profanity?
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Federal legislators are more likely to have used profanity online, with 34% of senators or House members using it, compared with 16% of state lawmakers. Sen.
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With a profanity-laced email that played a role in his resignation he put the dangers of hydraulic fracturing front and center in the public consciousness.
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"I would view the strong horse being pretty weak myself based on how he behaves and the profanity and the divisiveness of his language," he added.
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Facebook did take down one of Trump's ads, but only because it featured Biden saying "son of a bitch," which violated the platform's policy on profanity.
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Although other insiders said Carey did not provoke Minaj, a profanity-laced outburst (caught on video and posted by TMZ) suggested that Minaj was fed up.
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Gillibrand has said herself that she has a penchant for profanity, telling The Hill in 2014 that such language sometimes helps her express herself more passionately.
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Profanity, in Bergen's skillful presentation, also illustrates how our brains edit speech, where we learn grammar and why words that mean similar things sometimes sound alike.
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When Moses wakes, these two young African-American men contemplate, with a lot of profanity, the aimlessness of their lives while trying to dodge stray bullets.
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The Profanity saga is a complicated one, more nuanced than in Wielgus's telling, with accounts that turn on details that I have been unable to reconcile.
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In an interview with local television station KSL, Keisel said Westbrook had been using profanity and "acting a fool," which fans responded to by heckling him.
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"I'm giving 100 percent, and I have to deal with idiots up here," Kyrgios shouted along with a profanity and an unfavorable opinion of the officiating.
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Now, front-line officers routinely face verbal abuse and profanity at protests, an unusual phenomenon for members of a body that had long been highly respected.
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One wrote his concerns about a classmate acting strangely in a Google doc, and added profanity to make sure it was flagged by the automated system.
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Profanity is treated more seriously than slurs and threats — the mere presence of vulgarity in a reply is often enough, especially when blue checkmarks are involved.
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But Mr. Durbin also was hopeful last week before the president, in a burst of profanity, unraveled an agreement and Congress must now negotiate the aftermath.
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No guns, no tough-guy profanity, no rolling around on the floor — just a quick conversation and a dignified walk to the backseat of his car.
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And in fact, Dangerfield wasn't the only older comedian to criticize the profanity in Murphy's act, as Bill Cosby also chastised Murphy for using vulgar language.
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Yet even the profanity has lost its zing in this cut-rate retread, which mostly prompts admiration for how far Mr. Zwigoff ran with one joke.
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It appears the Philippines has chosen its new president — the brash, tough-talking mayor who laced his campaign speeches with profanity and pledges to kill criminals.
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He and Mr. Navarro stepped outside to engage in a profanity-laced shouting match, an unmistakable demonstration to the Chinese of their deep differences of opinions.
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"We believe that when people use profanity they are indicating their emotional state to us, and it's not something that people always do," Dr. Bergen said.
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Kelly quickly fired Scaramucci after taking office, following the communications director's profanity-laced rant to The New Yorker about Priebus and other key White House staff.
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Scaramucci went on a profanity-laced tirade that resulted in his resignation from his position in the White House after just 85033 days on the job.
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Drexler notes that some people are so used to dropping profanity in their everyday speech that they don't even notice themselves doing it in an interview.
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"Will the word 'Trump' be used almost in profanity for some time to come among average New Yorkers?" asks Hank Sheinkopf, a veteran Democratic political consultant.
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"If I ever used those words it would be the reinstitution of the electric chair," Mr. Trump said, referring to the profanity used by the performers.
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The trademark office said the brand would be perceived as the phonetic equivalent of the profanity, observing that Brunetti's products contained sexual imagery, misogyny and violence.
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We all do dumb things when we drink: call an ex, send a profanity-laced email to the boss, buy used jeans on eBay that aren't returnable.
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"The officer pointed his gun at them, used profanity, and threatened to put their heads through a wall and to blow up their homes," the report says.
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West took his anger toward Taylor Swift offline on Tuesday, tearing into the singer in a profanity-filled rant during an appearance at 1Oak in Los Angeles.
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The panel's top Republican, U.S. Representative Jim Jordan, read from a profanity-laced threat of legal action made by Cohen to a Daily Beast reporter in 2015.
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Citing profanity, impersonations, and spam, a bipartisan group of senators has called on the government to fix the way federal agencies solicit public comments on proposed regulations.
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"Until UFC, Usada, or whoever is (expletive) with me Fixes it, I won't be competing," Diaz told his followers in a tweet filled with profanity and misspellings.
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A Port Authority commissioner has resigned following the release of a video showing her dive into a profanity-laden rant against two police officers in New Jersey.
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It's like Etsy, except nothing on there sucks, and you can sell stuff that includes profanity and nudity (since we don't live in the Dark Ages anymore).
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She then released secretly recorded audio in which the Braveheart filmmaker went on another profanity-laced rant against Grigorieva – using the N-word and other derogatory phrases.
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"If you use profanity you will be blocked and when you need help you won't be able to get it," one admin repeatedly advised on the app.
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There was profanity, but to focus on that is to lose sight of the skillful movement of his language: acknowledging the situation, assigning blame, and meting punishment.
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After about five minutes of a profanity-filled, family-dragging, sexual history-revealing set, Midge realizes her father is sitting about a yard away, frozen in anger.
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From the safety of their computers and phones, Twitter users didn't hold back in sending some profanity-laced smack to actors like Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hiddleston.
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But the most shocking twist occurred that July, when an audiotape in which Gibson can be heard unleashing a profanity-laced tirade against Grigorieva hit the internet.
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"Unless I'm caught with a camera I didn't see, I'm not going to use profanity in public," Bush said to laughter in Bluffton, South Carolina, on Wednesday.
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Prosecutors say Christian confessed to the train stabbings in a profanity-laced rant recorded in the back of a police vehicle after he was taken into custody.
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The abrupt dismissal, which came after videotape of Mr Redstone's profanity-peppered testimony was screened for the court last week, was a victory for the status quo.
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And the NSFW red-band trailer, filled with naked boobs and butts, accidental simulated sex, colorful profanity, ha-ha racism, and more juvenilia, isn't particularly promising either.
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After a disagreement with a passenger on a plane at Kennedy International Airport, he took to the PA system and "unleashed a profanity-laden tirade" according to .
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To borrow a line from "A Christmas Story," the Oval Office dwellers of "Veep" work in profanity the way other artists might work in oils or clay.
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The tone was a bit more tense at a park in eastern Cleveland, where about 100 protesters remained relatively calm except for the occasional burst of profanity.
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Bolton had criticized Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a discussion about the border, and Kelly stormed out of the West Wing after their profanity-laced argument.
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Read moreWhat it's about: Reasons, per ALA: The book was banned and challenged for sexual references, profanity, violence, gambling, and underage drinking, and for its religious viewpoint.
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She wants to change seats, but he is her boss, in charge of her compensation and career advancement; last time she rebuffed him he responded with profanity.
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Both teams played with the extraordinary ferocity of competitors who do not want to lose with house money, with much shouting after makes and profanity after errors.
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M-Chuck unleashes an angry, profanity-laden, yet poignant speech to the three boys who have ensured that she will never know the name of her father.
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In a way, it qualifies as the ne plus ultra in Italian profanity, which is why Bottura would like to have it printed on a T-shirt.
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A. Thanks to an update announced last month, you can now prevent comments that contain profanity, slurs or other objectionable language from appearing on your Instagram posts.
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In a profanity-laced video, the rapper on Wednesday night addressed the government shutdown that has gone on for 26 days -- the longest in the nation's history.
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"Even before the game was over, I can't remember who was shooting free throws, but I'm like, Ay, we good," he added, with some profanity for emphasis.
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The White House communications director was fired by Trump in July after just 10 days on the job, following profanity-laced comments to The New Yorker magazine.
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Among other things, the algorithm tagged posts as offensive when they used profanity, compared someone to Hitler or a pedophile, engaged in name calling, and so on.
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But past the evening's two-hour mark, perhaps aware that the event wasn't being televised, Mr. De Niro unleashed several profanity-laden asides directed at President Trump.
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"We've never had problems with being told we're not advertiser-friendly," said Mr. Wood, who said he did not use profanity or offensive material in his videos.
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But according to Kelly's recounting of her profanity-laced interaction with Pompeo after their formal interview ended, he asked her if she thought Americans cared about Ukraine.
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The NBA fined Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid $25,000 on Wednesday for making an obscene gesture on the court and using profanity during a live television interview.
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Antonio Brown posted a video on Instagram on Monday morning in which he unleashed a profanity-laced tirade on his ex-wife, Chelsie Kyriss, and police officers.
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Also, if you think your school filters emails and documents, do not assume that adding a space or asterisk between characters will let profanity bypass a filter.
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In updating its publisher guidelines, Snapchat aimed to clarify vague language and provide more examples around its restrictions on the use of nudity, profanity and violent images.
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Visitors were welcome, as long as they adhered to the movement's tenets, posted in the parking lot: no smoking, drinking, profanity or undue mixing of the sexes.
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The dismissal, reportedly to give new Chief of Staff John Kelly a clean slate, came several days after Scaramucci's profanity-laden call to a New Yorker reporter.
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In making use of the first habit on Sunday, he alluded to a profanity — and left many wondering which of his other online idiosyncrasies were at work.
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As for Rimbaud it frequently was; his flailing misadventures with his lover Paul Verlaine are a case study in knives, bullets, profanity, theft and dubious personal hygiene.
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There were no such exchanges with strangers in Ms. Michelson's "June 2019 /\," a profanity-filled solo for the artist that calls back to her Manchester, England, roots.
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Profanity we have indeed, but it is not the grand old "four letter words," which, regardless of their actual letter count, refer to religion, sex, and excrement.
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CBS ended up bleeping huge sections of his remarks in an attempt to censor the profanity -- and that left many wondering exactly what De Niro had said.
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Mr. Trump, who has been criticized for lacing his campaign speeches with profanity, called on Mr. Fox to apologize for using foul language when talking about the wall.
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He filed a defamation suit against the paper in 2012 that was thrown out as groundless, and he often railed against its staff members in profanity-laced tweets.
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Then he invokes Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, but whatever he says is so aggressively bleeped for profanity that I haven't the slightest idea where he was going.
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The ruling was supposed to be a sign of the times, a legitimization of counterculture and an acknowledgment of the shifting social norms around profanity and uncouth speech.
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes (this crew is sophisticated).
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According to TMZ, the rapper had reportedly been warned about using profanity, but in video apparently taken during the concert, he can clearly be heard shouting the obscenity.
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There will be a "broader range of controls" for users, which will allow you to choose if you want to see violence, nudity, and profanity in your timeline.
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Puerto Rico's troubles explained The chats, obtained by Puerto Rico's Center for Investigative Journalism, contain profanity-laden, homophobic and misogynistic messages aimed at opposition politicians, journalists and celebrities.
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The bombastic staffer grabbed headlines promising to squash leaks from the West Wing, prompting the resignation of Spicer and publicly clashing with Priebus in a profanity-laced interview.
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More specifically, the third level looked at whether the state-level use of profanity is predictive of state-level integrity as reported by the State Integrity Index 2012.
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They also analyzed the content and found 32 percent of the videos contained profanity, with a truly trill 85 percent playing EDM or hip hop in the background.
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In August, he vowed to stop speaking to reporters after a string of incidents caught national attention, including a profanity-filled voicemail he left for a Maine lawmaker.
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It's just two and a half minutes, blessedly brief by YouTube standards, and it's devoid of the aggressive energy and profanity that sours Ramsay's other, more popular shows.
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These are our lead stories this morning despite the fact that Trump's communications director went on a profanity-laced tirade against members of the White House senior staff.
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At the time of the melee, McGregor was angry that the UFC had stripped him of the lightweight title, according to profanity-laced messages he posted on Twitter.
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Anthony Scaramucci - The White House communications director was fired by Trump in July after 10 days on the job, following profanity-laced comments to The New Yorker magazine.
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"What I was struck with, frankly, as I'm sure you were as well, was the general profanity that was used in the room by almost everyone," she said.
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On Wednesday, a day after Mr. Obama abruptly canceled a meeting with Mr. Duterte, who had unleashed a profanity-laden diatribe against him, the two men met informally.
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Porter resists the static register of the maudlin, creating instead a fabric of constant shifts and calibrations in voice, moving from rage to madness to profanity and humor.
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While Jones showed an impressive combination of poise and touch throughout his debut, it was a sudden moment of profanity that impressed teammates, according to ESPN's Jordan Raanan.
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes (these kids are sophisticated).
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes (these performers are sophisticated).
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Tracks like club banger "Hot Shower" evoke Valee's flow on "Womp Womp" too closely while the title track features a disorienting profanity-laced breakdown that doesn't quite land.
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Reading a poem laced with profanity in front of a Turkish flag and a portrait of Mr. Erdogan, Mr. Böhmermann openly acknowledged that he was being deliberately offensive.
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"My mother, you are brave and strong and smart and you have taught me that you can be kind," she said, before getting cut off for using profanity.
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Doing parents everywhere a favor, he points out that despite what the American Academy of Pediatrics has said, there is no evidence that exposure to profanity harms children.
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Wielgus soon received a call from Ron Mittelhammer, who was dean of the College of Agriculture, grilling him about whether he made false statements about the Profanity incident.
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ANKLE BITERS is great, and 5D reminded me of this (there's a little bit of profanity, but just a little): There's also a nice mix of other puns.
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Add the magnificent Christine Baranski to the mix and "A Bad Moms Christmas," while still a slog of base sight gags and lazy profanity, becomes marginally more bearable.
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Al Swearengen (Ian McShane): The owner of Deadwood's Gem Saloon and a poet of profanity, Al is the morally gray center that defined the show for three seasons.
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But he also seems older than his years — hard-working and resilient, with an impressive command of profanity and a steely defiance that can back down grown men.
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She also was not particularly outraged by the caricature of her on the profanity-laced cover of Charlie Hebdo, which many said made her look like a monkey.
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The assaults and killings are depicted in bloody detail, but we're still supposed to laugh when Mr. McBride's character punctuates his depredations with often profanity-laden one-liners.
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Profanity is living in a country where a 17 MONTH OLD BABY IS SHOT IN THE FACE & the moral cowards of the Republican party tweet out vacuous #thoughtsandprayers.
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Usually calm and optimistic, Boone provided another memorable nickname for his team in July during a profanity laden tirade at an umpire over a strike-zone dispute: savages.
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It's unclear what caused the quarrel to escalate, but Cardi B took to Instagram afterward and posted a profanity-filled video saying Minaj had criticized her parenting skills.
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The Trump aide caught flak for comments he made about other White House officials in a profanity-laced interview with New Yorker reporter Ryan Lizza before his firing.
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"What I was struck with, frankly as I'm sure you were as well, was the general profanity that was used in the room by almost everyone," she said.
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What I was struck with, frankly, as I'm sure you were as well, was just the general profanity that was used in the room by almost everyone. AWKWARD.
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At the time, the Dublin-based pugilist was angered by the UFC's decision to strip him of his title, according to profanity-laden messages he wrote on Twitter.
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Six percent of those polled "simply used some form of profanity to express their sentiments about Christie's beach day," according to a news release that accompanied the poll.
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The Robert Kraft case is now at the profanity-laced, name-calling stage ... at least according to a prosecutor who's clearly pissed off at one of Kraft's attorneys.
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According to a screenshot posted by OurMine, the group contacted a Vevo representative at 6:10PM with news of the compromise, only to be met with profanity and disbelief.
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And in the village of Gapun in Papua New Guinea, women specialise in the kros, an elaborate tirade packed with sexual profanity delivered at someone who has wronged her.
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The debate's moderator, John Dickerson of CBS, even confronted Mr. Trump with his history of profanity, asking him to explain it, given that many voters found his language offensive.
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Police arrested a man Friday for leaving profanity-laced voicemails, complete with racial slurs and death threats, for Democratic senator and presidential candidate Cory Booker as well as Swalwell.
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It should also not show videos with problems similar to those that have surfaced on YouTube Kids in the past, such as sexually explicit language, profanity, and pedophilia jokes.
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Steven Slater, who worked for JetBlue, unleashed a profanity-laced tirade before grabbing beer and sliding down the chute at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport in 2010.
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Snapchat's moderators will enforce rules stating that Lenses can't depict violence, weapons, nudity, sex acts, profanity, hatred, stereotypes, illegal activity, hashtags, usernames, threats, bullying or encourage Snapping while driving.
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Trump has occasionally called out Fox at his campaign rallies over the comment, criticizing his use of a profanity and vowing to raise the wall even higher in response.
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"(He) didn't quit once, (he) didn't quit twice, (he) quit three time," Mayweather screamed with another volley of profanity, referring to McGregor tapping out in his three career defeats.
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Anthony Scaramucci - The White House communications director was fired by Trump in July after just 10 days on the job, following profanity-laced comments to The New Yorker magazine.
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For various tiers of annual subscription fees you get just about everything you could want, from internet filter and time management controls, to profanity masking and social media monitoring.
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Madonna was among the many high-profile celebrities who delivered speeches at the Women's March in Washington, D.C., Saturday, but her profanity-ridden, confrontational speech raised a few eyebrows.
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Once the sunny exposition is over, the audience is treated to graphic human-on-food violence and, if you're watching the red band trailer, a fat bushel of profanity.
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What we know most about profanity throughout history is that it has been predominantly worlds relating to religious concepts, copulation, or bodily functions that were considered the strongest words.
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The first of the threatening responses was from a Twitter account reputedly belonging to Ivan Archivaldo Guzman, containing profanity and insults, immediately after the news of his father's recapture.
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West also dropped a profanity-laden new song, "I Love It" featuring Lil Pump in September along with an absurd Spike Jonze-produced music video starring comedian Adele Givens.
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Remember, I was making a profound statement: I did not use my fist, I did not use profanity, I used grace and elegance and quiet strength as my tools.
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On Tuesday, the rapper issued a lengthy statement on her Tumblr, saying sorry for causing Sarah Palin "any emotional distress or reputational scarring," for her profanity-laden Twitter rant.
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It does not take into account the varying levels of stigma associated with different types of profanity, with a variety of swear words carrying differing levels of taboo-ness.
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The Game went after Tomi Lahren in a big way, going after her for cracking jokes about 21 Savage's ICE arrest ... by going on a raunchy, profanity-laced rant.
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Steven Slater -- the ex-JetBlue flight attendant who went on a profanity-laced tirade in 2010 and deployed the emergency slide -- has gone missing in Mexico ... TMZ has learned.
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The attendant also reported Miller had "exchanged profanity" with a woman in the First Class car -- and he did not back up Miller's account of the woman's suspicious behavior.
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A Democratic congresswoman who sparked outrage earlier this year with a profanity-laced vow to impeach President Donald Trump said Wednesday she intends to file the necessary paperwork soon.
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As Jones busts a move the profanity-laces track, her friend — who opted to wear clothes and not a robe — gives her dance skills a run for their money.
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It was a gesture that crystallized Savchenko's defiance, and goes some way to explain why Ukrainians regard her as their Joan of Arc—albeit with a bit more profanity.
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Schnitzler admitted to having left the Islamic Society of St. Petersburg and the Islamic Society of Pinellas County profanity-laced voice messages in which he threatened congregants on Nov.
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Word of Trump's acrimonious relationship with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell spilled into public view this week after the two men recently held a heated, profanity-laced phone conversation.
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Police were required to separate the mob from us and we were then escorted six blocks to our destination, with the cloaked radicals following and screaming profanity-laced insults.
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According to Emma Byrne, the author of "Swearing Is Good for You: The Amazing Science of Bad Language," profanity can ease pain, increase productivity, and help foster social cohesion.
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The Times's reporting on the altercation comes after Kelly reportedly engaged in a profanity-laced shouting match with national security adviser John Bolton last week outside the Oval Office.
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West sat across from a quiet Trump at the Resolute Desk wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat and launched into a 85033-minute uninterrupted tirade laced with profanity.
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Bolton had criticized Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a discussion about the border, and Kelly stormed out of the West Wing after their profanity-laced argument.
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A case in point is Stone, Manafort's former business partner, who was recently banned from Twitter for life after he used the social media platform for profanity-laced tirades.
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The former press aide was ousted after a profanity-laced interview with The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza criticizing former chief of staff Reince Priebus and the now-ousted Bannon.
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Louis C. K., on his television projects and in his stand-up, tends to work on the blue end of the spectrum, trafficking in melancholy as well as profanity.
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Tampa, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump slammed Hillary Clinton Saturday for the profanity-laced performance rapper Jay Z delivered the previous night at a concert designed to galvanize her supporters.
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Despite scoring two back-to-back goals in the second half, Japan gave three back, including a profanity-inducing Belgian counter-attack in the final minute of extra time.
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The session that follows in the studio is not a get-thrown-out kind of set but a professional, charming, profanity-free one blending soul, pop and gritty garage.
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Based on the examples I tested, the tool seems to rank profanity as highly toxic, while deeply harmful statements—when they're politely stated, that is—are often deemed safe.
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Benjamin K. Bergen, a cognitive scientist who studies language, would say that's the case because we don't really know yet what counts as profanity and haven't wanted to know.
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What Adams gets right is that we're living in "The Age of Profanity": It truly is a wonderful time to swear, and to publish books like his and Bergen's.
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" For two years, Dubelier waged a heated legal campaign against Mueller in the courts, at one point insulting a prosecutor with profanity and comparing the investigation to "Looney Tunes.
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"All things being equal, the most physiologically affecting language is profanity," Benjamin Bergen, a professor of cognitive science at the University of California, San Diego, said in an interview.
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Dril's tweets, brief and usually scattered with intentional typos and profanity, reveal something about the online human condition that no one else has been able to so deftly capture.
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The campaign uses models from the reality television show "Germany's Next Top Model," which is hosted by Heidi Klum, and features a slogan in English that includes a profanity.
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Duterte is known for his informal style and his speeches frequently feature profanity, threats and jokes about taboo subjects, which offend some Filipinos, but are taken lightly by many.
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The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas was banned for "anti-cop" behavior, profanity and sexual references, while Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why was banned for addressing teen suicide.
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The rejection of some of the promoted content from the account was due to a combination of human error and violations, including the use of profanity and adult products.
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The Treasury secretary also downplayed reports that he and Peter Navarro, Mr. Trump's trade adviser, engaged in a profanity-laced argument during their trip to China earlier this month.
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Shortly after the incident, he went on a profanity-laced rant on Facebook Live, in which he stressed that he was Puerto Rican and said he was not racist.
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Two reporters who were in attendance at the Grammys, Eve Barlow and Carly Mallenbaum, confirmed on Twitter that Tyler had used the profanity while professing his love for Lizzo.
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As usual, profanity and crudeness are banned from the routines, but don't expect blandness: This is the group's season finale, and all that Mother's Day sweetness was last weekend.
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Mr. Scaramucci quickly made headlines when he attacked Reince Priebus, the chief of staff, in a call to CNN and in profanity-laced remarks to The New Yorker. 30.
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Steve Madden unleashed a profanity-laced tirade on the founder of a clothing company who's accused him of stealing her design ... after accusing her of being rude to him.
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The former NFL great posted a video on Instagram on Monday morning in which he unleashed a profanity-laced tirade on his ex-wife, Chelsie Kyriss, and police officers.
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The former Wall Street financier had come under intense scrutiny after a profanity-laced interview with the New Yorker, in which he berated other White House aides and advisers.
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Instead her manager has heaped blame on the producers of ABC's "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest," including an extraordinary, profanity-laden interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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We finally have a proper ending to HBO's most criminally abandoned series, that great unfinished symphony of dusty, dirty Wild West poetry and creative profanity from creator David Milch.
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The profanity starts immediately, deliciously — the sort of language that's categorically ill-advised if, say, you're interviewing for a job leading a women's seminary in New England in 1899.
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" Some of the euphemisms are simply ways to avoid profanity, Williams said on Thursday: "I tried not to set a bad example for players and cursing all the time.
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As Karl was cracking open his playbook, he was asking Thibodeau to evaluate the Kings' defense — a defense that Karl disparaged with profanity and said was likely beyond repair.
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Dr. Epstein, who is white, repeatedly yelled out "Oh, my God" and, in one profanity-laden line, that he was being treated like a "black person," the video shows.
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Considering how the article mentions Datsik shouted profanity, anti-Turkish statements at the drivers as well as threatening to beat the Turkish men suggests that this is the case.
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Now he's 67 and making a living doing halfhearted gigs in clubs, delivering routines laced with profanity and self-loathing, and snarking at his long-suffering manager (Edie Falco).
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Catnip for people who love reality TV schlock, the video (titled Keeping Up With the Katdashians) is rife with bleeped profanity, Kim Katdashian's tears, and kats absorbed by their phones.
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With the exception of the odd guttural "oof" or a string of blurted awe-powered profanity, it can often seem as if there's nothing left to say about Steph Curry.
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A Google system intended to detect online abuse—not just profanity, but toxic phrases and veiled hostility—has learned to rate sentences on an "attack scale" of 1 to 100.
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But things increase in profanity and graphic content when she discovers J. Cole's "Wet Dreamz" and the genius lyricism of Kanye West in "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1"—a.k.
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Finally, William, who was told that he will be suspended for truancy, profanity, and defying authority, parked the car and went into the school, where he was suspended from Dec.
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Speaking without a teleprompter, he referred to the 22-month investigation by former U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller into his 2016 election campaign's possible contacts with Russia, using a profanity.
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Ms DeLappe has a keen ear for the bravado and awkward diffidence of adolescent speech, and the way teens use profanity and sarcasm to test each other and perform themselves.
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"Tommy became aggravated, voicing his dissatisfaction with our policy and chose to leave after being asked by management to curb his profanity out of respect of our staff and guests."
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Our research also found that on shows rated TV-PG, there was a 2628 percent increase in violence; and a 28503 percent increase in profanity over a ten-year period.
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The rapper (né Curtis Jackson), 40, was booked by police for using profanity in public after he said "motherf—er" during a show on the island Saturday night, TMZ reports.
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When I posted profanity, it was automatically flagged and stayed hidden, while my other comments popped up in the moderation app — and if they were approved, they'd reappear on Instagram.
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Trump's decision to bow out of the Conservative Political Action Conference followed a "profanity-laced tirade" from Lewandowski when organizers insisted Trump's speech be accompanied by a Q&A session.
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This is one of the best essays about money I've read in a long time and is the rare case where profanity actually adds to a piece rather than detracting.
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Much of the practice of book banning takes the form of challenging a book deemed subversive and objectionable, with profanity or sexual content often the book challengers' source of ire.
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Ricardo Rosselló to resign, after Puerto Rico's Center for Investigative Journalism published a series of profanity-laced, homophobic and misogynistic messages between Rosselló and other members of his inner circle.
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There is one important thing about profanity usage that Guy does think we need to pay close attention to though — the perception that people who swear more are more honest.
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Supporters and opponents of the occupiers faced off Monday in front of the Harney County Courthouse for what amounted to dueling rallies, with both sides chanting and occasionally shouting profanity.
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Azealia Banks issued an apology to Sarah Palin on Tuesday after the former governor of Alaska announced plans to sue the rapper over her hate-fueled, profanity-laden Twitter rant.
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It's hard not to notice the similarities – the outrageous clothes, the profanity, the incessant discussions about men, and the friendship between the women that form the basis for the show.
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While all these candidates are distinct, with Trump's profanity-laced carnival barking a constant distraction from actual issues, have voters really gotten to hear enough from the rest of them?
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"Arguably, and very arguably hurling expletives at the President could fall under manner restriction, but the Supreme Court has said that one man's profanity is another man's lyric," he said.
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Casually dressed in a black T-shirt and shorts, the bluster and profanity of the recent four-city promotional tour undertaken with McGregor was replaced by a more sober analysis.
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Amanda Horn, a spokeswoman for the museum, said that the damage — which included misogynistic slurs and profanity and depictions of genitalia — was believed to have occurred between 10:30 p.m.
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But the same testimony, a transcript of which was released to news organizations, also included halting answers, profanity, forgetfulness and nonresponsiveness — putting renewed focus on the media mogul's mental capacity.
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The jarring contrast between his profanity and his beloved persona was evidence that the comedian was never the man he portrayed himself to be, Montgomery County prosecutor Kevin Steele said.
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After months of hype and profanity, the two fighters appeared on stage together one last time before stepping into the ring and took a few final jabs at one another.
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"I don't care this administration is giving someone like me a tax cut," added Springer, 74, who hosted the brawl- and profanity-filled talk show from 85033 until this year.
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Meghan McCain's husband on Wednesday went on a profanity-laced tirade against late-night host and "Saturday Night Live" alum Seth Meyers after his wife's tense appearance on his show.
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And Moore's profanity-laced insults and rhyming speech in the middle of the movie, called "Signifying Monkey," has gone on to gain popularity with stand-ups, rappers, and other entertainers.
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A McKinney, Texas, police officer was placed on administrative leave Sunday after a profanity-laced video surfaced showing him violently arresting teens and pulling a weapon at a pool party.
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A campaign sign for Representative Josh Gottheimer and the home of one of his supporters were defaced with swastikas, profanity and racial epithets in Hampton Township, N.J., early Saturday morning.
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She's much given to sudden rhetorical gearshifts — she'll swerve from a flight of melancholy lyricism straight into a thicket of profanity, shaking off her own eloquence like a bad mood.
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"FCC staff reviews each complaint to determine whether it alleges information sufficient to suggest that a violation of the obscenity, profanity or indecency prohibition has occurred," the organization's website explains.
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The new video for the DJ Shadow and Run The Jewels cut "Nobody Speak," taken from the DJ's newish record, The Mountain Will Fall, digs into this newfound profanity nicely.
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The comedy-drama, which is not for small children — it has violence and mild profanity, with a PG-13 rating — has never before been released nationwide in the United States.
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Shortly before the crash, one of the victims inside the limousine sent a text suggesting that she was worried about the vehicle's condition, using a profanity to describe the car.
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"The Edge of Seventeen" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for profanity, mostly out of the mouth of Nadine; sexual content; and some teenage drinking.
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Fresh videos of the deposition have surfaced that show Stone flashing with anger and slinging some choice profanity at a moment when the pressure of his criminal case was mounting.
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For the underground cartoonists of the 1960s and '70s, sex, drugs, profanity and violence were as common as superheroes in mainstream comics, and Mr. Williamson was among the most provocative.
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"The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," by Sherman Alexie This novel was challenged or banned due to its inclusion of profanity, sexual references and its religious viewpoint.
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Under its rules for trends, Twitter doesn't allow anything containing "profanity or adult/graphic references," topics that "incite hate," or those that violate Twitter's rules on harassment and hateful conduct.
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After the band gave a profanity-laced live television interview in December 1976 that resulted in tabloid headlines and canceled bookings, Jones writes, things changed, and not for the better.
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In the profanity-laced tirade, Stone called certain employees of the network "human excrement" and accused them of spreading lies, according to copies of the tweets posted online by Mediaite.
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Joining Donald Trump's ticket in 2016 marked an unusual departure as the pairing aligned him with a man known for profanity, three marriages, and awful talk about sexually assaulting women.
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" While some offered support for the commission, others called it a "sham" or blasted it in profanity-laced emails while praising states for refusing to hand over voter data. "Mr.
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And so, as we debate this new mystery, we can tell you this: Mr. Trump's profanity-adjacent tweet went up Sunday afternoon and had not been deleted by Sunday night.
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Some highlighted a threatening profanity Officer Brailsford had etched onto the weapon he used to shoot Mr. Shaver, a fact the judge did not allow to be presented at trial.
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It was astonishing, both the straight-faced audacity of Republicans feigning outrage over profanity, and the gormless clucking of pundits comparing Tlaib's swearword to Trump's violent misogyny and racist demagogy.
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In earlier English, profanity consisted of swearing to God and other religious figures in contexts seen as far too minor for prayer (hence the shorthand usage "swearing" to mean "cursing").
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But CBS's John Dickerson nonetheless did a fine job, asking productive follow-up questions and, with a couple exceptions (like a question about Trump's profanity), mostly sticking to the substance.
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To counteract a nationwide Planned Parenthood protest on April 23, 2016, TST staged a performance that perfectly evokes the mixture of absurdity, profanity, and creativity that makes these actions so powerful.
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At first their relationship reads like that of a child and his chaperone, with Epstein getting ruffled by Lennon's profanity, but it becomes clear that he's emotionally conflicted over the musician.
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Shows like The Thick of It, The Wire, Deadwood, and South Park have painted whole fucking murals with their profanity, and all that shit is beloved by graduate-degree-holding motherfuckers.
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But on the same day, officials from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife killed six of 11 wolves from the (amazingly named) Profanity Peak pack because they attacked local livestock.
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Given that last year's Deadpool made a splash for its raunchy humor and profanity, an edgy, animated version of the character feels like it would be at home in that space.
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In his book on censorship, Michael Cornick argues that "terrorism, nudity or sex scenes, profanity, and racist or disparaging comments to any 'culture, religion, or nationality'" are elements to be avoided.
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After failing to convince the government officials to keep their investigation private and forgo their announcement scheduled for the next day, Musk went ballistic and embarked on a profanity-laced tirade.
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The woman who was recorded going OFF on restaurant diners about a veteran's service dog being allowed inside says the clip of her profanity-laced tirade doesn't tell the full story.
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Wearing a red "Make America Great Again" Trump campaign hat, West, sometimes using profanity, expounded on topics ranging from prison reform to his mental health and from presidential airplanes to racism.
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All the justices seem to agree that Congress can write a new law targeting flat-out profanity or vulgarity as long as only modes of expression—not ideas themselves—are cabined.
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All of this for a movie featuring profanity, violence, sex and a deluge of pop culture references – each uncommon in most comic book movies, but almost unheard-of together in one.
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Profanity usage seems to be up this year from 2014 or 2015, but is still down from earlier in the decade, according to an analysis of Seeking Alpha transcripts by CNBC.
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Earlier this month, West also dropped a profanity-laden new song, "I Love It" featuring Lil Pump, along with a Spike Jonze-produced music video that also featured comedian Adele Givens.
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But Neistat explained to me that his company will be screening everything for "profanity and inappropriateness," which helps increase the odds that the videos shown will actually be interesting and thoughtful.
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It is filled with profanity and some pretty gory animal rape and violence (in the form of a massive industrial farm and slaughterhouse), so I wouldn't recommend it for younger viewers.
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This has already led to sex workers' Google Drive files being locked or deleted, Patreon changing its terms of service to exclude pornography, and Microsoft prohibiting profanity and nudity on Skype.
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Two days later, following reports that she had published profanity-laced messages online critical of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his campaign announced late on Thursday that it had suspended her.
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At a lean four minutes, the video is a brief but entertaining primer on the self-evident awesomeness of rockets, laced with just the right amount of bleakness and profanity. Enjoy.
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She said her fiance now was earnestly preparing and already has a tip jar he puts money into whenever he uses profanity so he will not utter it around the baby.
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Profanity is nothing new in presidential politics, but Matt Flegenheimer and Maggie Haberman at the New York Times point out that the 2016 race has seen an uptick in foul language.
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The Patent and Trademark Office in 2014 denied a request by Brunetti for a trademark on FUCT, saying the trademark would be perceived as equivalent to the profanity it sounds like.
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The homophobic, misogynistic, and profanity-laced messages discuss and insult former New York City council speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, and singer Ricky Martin, among others.
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Many parents are uneasy about exposing their children to hip-hop culture, but Dumi Right, the M.C. presenting this program, also does right by his young audiences: He uses no profanity.
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But in reopening the question of dismissal, Judge Cowan said he was relying heavily on Mr. Redstone's own statements in a profanity-laced video that was played behind closed courtroom doors.
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Veep For those of us who enjoy watching governmental incompetence reveal itself beneath a word cloud of caustic profanity, "Veep" has been the show we wanted for the past four seasons.
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Brian Schatz quipped, "The main thing is that Steve King does not use profanity and that is what matters in the end" -- an apparent reference to the backlash surrounding freshman Rep.
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" Hutchings, who is black, said in a statement that she has been attacked by "those same individuals demanding an apology, respect and tolerance," including "racial slurs, character assassination, profanity and threats.
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To the stern reminders about the rule of law he has received from Washington, other Western governments and human rights groups, Mr. Duterte has replied with his usual belligerence and profanity.
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But as dozens of her stolen messages have gone public, Ms. Tanden's private and profanity-laced commentary has made her something of a cult hero for an unlikely group: Trump supporters.
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Hichkas combined hip-hop with elements from classical Iranian music: lyrically, he focused on social issues in Iran, steeped in nationalist tradition – and while his flow sounded aggressive, he avoided profanity.
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Employees told the Post that restricted content has ranged from videos featuring profanity, discussing legal marijuana use, and showing Georgia O'Keeffe paintings that are often said to resemble explicit body parts.
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Most of the time, "The Joe Rogan Experience" consists of pleasantly rambling, profanity-laced conversations with Australian bowhunters, mixed martial arts fighters and celebrities like Steven Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith.
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The fact that the Harry Potter series was challenged for being "anti-family" was very surprising, for the series was written for children and contains no profanity, sexuality, or heavy violence.
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In something close to this spirit, the 213 R-rated smash "Saturday Night Fever" was shown in theaters the following year in a PG version, with its profanity and sex expunged.
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It was getting toward the end of the night at Rao's, the hedonistic swirl of food, banter, profanity and singalongs finally dying down, affording Bo Dietl the rare chance for reflection.
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Here, the coruscating linguistic brilliance, the profanity and playfulness (and the deep, often irritated engagement with Jewishness) that characterizes his earlier novels rise to new — and, I would say, philosophical — heights.
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Scaramucci, who was himself fired days after John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE took the reins as chief of staff, had railed against Priebus in a profanity-laced interview with the New Yorker.
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Last month, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo allegedly unleashed a profanity-laced tirade on an NPR reporter who asked him about Ukraine during an interview he presumed would focus on Iran.
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" In that same profile, writer Sarah Weinman explained her widespread appeal: "[B]y leaving sex, violence and profanity strictly offstage ... Clark attracts a readership ranging in age from 10 to 90.
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I've even saved the sanitized version from television on my DVR, because -- if I'm honest -- I'm not as big a fan of the profanity and violence as I am the story.
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