It's worth putting up with a few ads for gems.
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I was like, 'I'm not putting up with that anymore.
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I can't imagine another roommate putting up with all this.
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"The wives aren't putting up with any shit," she said.
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My fiancé is a champ for putting up with this.
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And thank you, Juan, for putting up with all my shenanigans.
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Republicans have been putting up with Trump precisely for this moment.
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Ahmad's family got used to putting up with hostility from neighbors.
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And would any of that justify putting up with Twitter's problems?
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Thank you for putting up with me, I really appreciate it.
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Rich, really, thank you so much for putting up with us.
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Women have been putting up with this B.S. from time immemorial.
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I don't feel like putting up with that stuff and I wouldn't.
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Is that worth putting up with a new layer of dongle despair?
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But for crime junkies, the small niggles are worth putting up with.
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I've been putting up with the problem for about a year now.
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"I feel like an idiot for putting up with it," she said.
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Is it worth putting up with all this for $10 an hour?
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Putting up with visits from ambitious New Yorkers qualifies as their penance.
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So thank you, Brooke,for coming and putting up with me here.
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JIM CRAMER: Thank you for putting up with me and my nagging questions.
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I have to thank her for putting up with me all these years.
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Therefore they may be putting up with something they do not really like.
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Why have we been putting up with this for such a long time?
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People have been putting up with overactive mothering ever since there were mothers.
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Thank you for putting up with the 30 minutes of video game talk.
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But we will not be putting up with what's happening in North Korea.
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After putting up with his temper all those years, my mother needed him.
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This is to say that loving the N.F.L. means putting up with a lot.
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It was really tough, but I commend her for putting up with my moods.
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I'm sick of putting up with lies and twisted behavior about who I am.
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She trained year-round, putting up with snow, sleet, and regular sub-freezing temperatures.
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Ever dream of repaying your parents for putting up with your bullsh*t for years?
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It's incredible that I'm still in this business and you're still putting up with me.
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It's 2019 and there's not a damn reason you should be putting up with slow WiFi.
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Thanks for putting up with me while your regular newsletter correspondent, Elamin, perfects his selfie game.
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I can't imagine putting up with half the shit that my friends in "normal" relationships do.
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The Boyfriend Of the Year prize should go to this man for putting up with me.
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"It's time we stop putting up with travel's every last headache," the ad campaign's website says.
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There is a small army of people who aren't putting up with the gouging any longer.
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"That's a good return for putting up with your father for 20 years," Ms. Enders said.
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"He deserves a medal for putting up with all the nonsense," the former leadership aide said.
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By now Exxon Mobil is used to putting up with reckless, ill-informed attacks from environmental extremists.
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"No way" dude Remember how we said this was the year people stopped putting up with B.S.?
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If you've never played the game before, it's worth putting up with some minor quibbles with the controls.
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"I want to thank my wife, for being there for me, for putting up with me," he said.
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Overall, good for beginners who don't mind putting up with some quirks in exchange for more useful data.
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It's a far cry from the horrible flavor of TV software you've been putting up with for years.
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Moms just never stop putting up with all of the annoying things we do, even on their day.
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"Women have been putting up with this behavior since time immemorial," she told Slate's Dahlia Lithwick last year.
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The poor only suffer from putting up with the smoke while they work hard putting out the fires.
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As for the inconvenience, he regards it as similar to putting up with security checks at the airport.
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Colleagues argue, friends open their hearts, couples break up instead of putting up with each other for years.
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Consider the millennials flocking to the exurbs, putting up with two-hour commutes so they can become homebuyers.
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The first few applications sting a bit, but to me, it's worth putting up with for the results.
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More students were saying, 'I'm not putting up with this — let me take a second look at H.B.C.U.s.
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"We can't keep putting up with the Colombian territory being used for attacks against Venezuela," Mr. Maduro said.
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"The women are often overlooked, but they've gone through hell, too, putting up with us," Mr. Cottom said.
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Still putting up with a tablet so old and clunky that it looks like a heavy-duty kids tablet?
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Putting up with misbehaviour today in the hope that engagement will make China better tomorrow does not make sense.
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"Tomorrow," he said, "is about me thanking the fans for putting up with me for such a long time."
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More than any other city on Earth, New Yorkers are uniquely adept at complaining — and putting up with shit.
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When College Dormitories Become Health Hazards Putting up with dinginess is a rite of passage for many college students.
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His son Brian recently told Closer Weekly that life at home involved putting up with his dad&aposs work habits.
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But Case is more uncompromising than ever, musically and intellectually, when it comes to putting up with other people's bullshit.
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And I started to figure out that, like Elle, I would most definitely not be putting up with that crap.
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While slow change in attitude over time appears to be possible, Dr. Shook doesn't recommend putting up with awful shit.
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Irwin traded seats with the man who was texting about Phillips and told him he wasn't "putting up with that."
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Maybe it's time for the show's women to stop putting up with them and start stabbing them in the face.
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Through tears of joy, Dean explains how the story paints Stew as a saint for putting up with Dean's hijinks.
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" Kardashian's mom Kris Jenner got a special shout-out for "putting up with your 6 crazy kids every single day.
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That's going to be an embarrassing experience, and it's hard to imagine both Rubio and Cruz putting up with it.
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She calls their relationship toxic and says he's not worth it because she's done putting up with his cheating ways.
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The Susan of 2020 would deserve to be portrayed now as a total hero for putting up with it all.
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That's why they're putting up with all your craziness about Russia and wiretapping and unending lies and rattling our allies.
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I also dated other people, not one of whom I deemed worthy of putting up with dirty socks on the floor.
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The tragedy isn't just that America has to keep putting up with President Trump and his endorsement of white nationalist hatred.
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That left people who prefer smaller smartphones stuck between using an uncomfortably large device or putting up with 2013-era technology.
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Clearly, if you're still putting up with people you don't like just for a paycheck, it's time to make a change.
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The once-fearsome Wookiee takes it all in stride, probably because he's been putting up with this shit for literally decades.
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Barack Obama is a good sport, so naturally he's spent years putting up with fans who wanted to take selfies with him.
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She thought that she owed her mentor and friend, and she felt a certain twisted pride in putting up with his harassment.
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"I also have to thank my wife, Amber, for putting up with me, for living with all of these character," Depp said.
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Women must be able to work, go out in the street, take public transport, without putting up with inappropriate remarks or gestures.
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And the great people of Vancouver for putting up with road closures and traffic delays as we film Spider-Man downtown. pic.twitter.
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I have to draw amusement from its price as consolation for putting up with the incredibly pretentious presentation about the phone itself.
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But spending almost a year dealing with that horrible boss was painful, and a powerful lesson in putting up with difficult people.
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After a year of putting up with you and your many quirks, your most-loved ones deserve a gift above the rest.
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The old days of black people putting up with questionable leaders because they felt like they had no other choice may be over.
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Despite putting up with daily mental abuse and pining over an emotionally unavailable boy, she was contractually obligated to stay in the house.
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Accepting the award for best original music, Cooper sincerely thanked the supermodel for "putting up with me" throughout the years-long creative process.
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Far too many of us are putting up with ill-fitting sports bras — or doubling up to get the support our breasts need.
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Connelly no longer had an excuse for putting up with living a brutally budgeted existence, so he decided to take a terrifying step.
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The daily nuisances you were putting up with in order to maintain peace in your life are no longer tolerable—you're moving on!
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You need your freedom and flexibility, and you're no longer interested in putting up with anyone who is trying to hold you down.
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If it takes putting up with Mr. Trump's brash ways to see things get done, that is a deal I'm willing to accept.
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Specifically, says Baker, it's when "someone conditions an employment or commercial benefit on putting up with, or accepting, sexual advances or conduct," he says.
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And they have been very, very loyal on this issue that good in this fight will justify whatever headaches they&aposre putting up with.
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Putting up with these little things is probably still worth it when you consider everything the Fire TV Stick 4K offers for 50 bucks.
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"Women must be able to work, go out in the street, take public transport, without putting up with inappropriate remarks or gestures," they concluded.
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Has anyone paid Daisy Ridley $1 billion for putting up with us yet, and if not, to whom can I direct a furious inquiry?
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The stuff D'Alessandro was asked to do was sometimes really nuts, and maybe the employee was nuts for putting up with his employer's whims.
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Imagine a country in which putting up with sexual harassment wasn't an unwritten part of the job description for more than half the population.
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She's looking for a big promotion at a New York market-research firm while also putting up with an oily pig of a boss.
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Well, almost all of the other guys: Mike was also respected for not putting up with pain-in-Hannah-Brown's-side Luke Parker's crap.
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The biggest reward for putting up with all this is nebulous: the sense that you are part of the whirl while history is being made.
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Feeling people with outrage is really optimistic and makes me feel hopeful that change will happen and that people stop putting up with this stuff.
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"I...need to thank Irina for putting up with me while I was trying to make music in our basement for a year," Cooper joked.
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Somewhere in your life you may have fallen into a rut, even if it means putting up with dissatisfying circumstances for the sake of ease.
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You're not putting up with foolishness—you have the wisdom to see it when it's happening, and the strength to stop it in its tracks.
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The eclipse in Leo brings up intense feelings about everything including money and intimacy—and you're not putting up with anything that's below your standards.
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And Republican officials are putting up with the sort of incendiary candidacy that a party more devoted to nurturing a tolerant image might have rejected.
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She called their decision "a power move" for the royal couple to "stop putting up with the nonsense" and take ownership of their own lives.
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I've often thought, as well, that it couldn't have been much fun being either inside the Massachusetts Bay Colony or outside putting up with it.
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More than anything, we want to say thank you for solving with us, for continuing to read Wordplay and for putting up with our jokes.
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He feels there's a lot of good he can do and it's worth putting up with all the bullshit and scrutiny that will accompany his appointment.
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Phones are now very competent jukeboxes with some great apps, but are you putting up with an average-quality listening experience when you don't need to?
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For the same price, you can skip traffic or public transit, lines at the box office, scrambling for a seat, and putting up with mouth-breathers.
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Irwin then told him they were going to switch seats because he knew the man was texting about Phillips and he wasn't "putting up with that."
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Meanwhile, his victims endure insults and condemnation on social media every day from trolls who blame them for putting up with the harassment for so long.
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It is important to understand that bigger purpose and to embrace that purpose to give you reason and rationale for continuing putting up with the situation.
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Can Trump convince enough of those triers or the "persuadables" that the benefits of the economy are worth putting up with him for another four years?
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My parents were wonderfully accepting of these eccentricities, putting up with seeds scattered on kitchen countertops and bird droppings in the hall with great good grace.
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"The biggest thanks goes to @emilyvgordon for putting up with me complaining and talking about only working out and dieting for the last year," he added.
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He says that many people these days seem disenchanted with the idea of traditional employment, mostly because it may require putting up with a bad boss.
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Felder looked visibly tired at the end of the second round, losing both five minutes periods on my card, after putting up with the Brazilian's pressure.
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Dollar Shave Club says that if your razor is making lewd comments, you should just sign up for their service, rather than putting up with it anymore.
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The speakers talk to each other using Bluetooth, a terrific technology that unfortunately requires pairing and connecting and putting up with some issues, like lag and interference.
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If someone suggests that everything we are doing is built on managers' nefarious behavior, what does it say about us that we are putting up with it?
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Even if it meant putting up with darkness in the afternoon, they would rather be on European time because it meant being part of the European Union.
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In his opening statement, Mr. Lynn said Mr. Cedeno, who had spent years putting up with bullying, feared for his life on the day of the stabbing.
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China even appeared to be willing to risk its budding relationship with South Korea, an ally of the United States, by putting up with North Korea's bad behavior.
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"Putting up with lower pay than the private sector only makes sense when you actually get paid," the unidentified agent said in a statement issued by the FBIAA.
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Becca is a good sport for putting up with it — her interactions with Jordan always seem half-hearted, as if she's going through the motions for the producers.
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"I...need to thank Irina for putting up with me while I was trying to make music in our basement for a year," Cooper joked at the ceremony.
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The whole ordeal was just in flabbergasting poor taste, and left me, a lifelong fan, with a simple question: Why am I still putting up with this shit?
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We had Mike Pence as governor for four years, and I figure Indiana citizens took a bullet for the country by putting up with his behavior and politics.
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Every professional woman can relate to some part of Johnson's story, but the defense insinuated that putting up with sexual harassment somehow means that sexual assault is consensual.
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" Another slammed Trump's racism, sexism and corruption: "I am done putting up with the rampant racism, misogyny, & corruption & I won't rest until it's all been rooted out. #AngryMoms.
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I pay for a round of drinks (my coworkers were Michigan fans, so I buy the drink as a peace offering for putting up with my bragging all night).
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To Melanie and Don and Ivanka and Eric, and Tiffany and Barron, I love you and I thank you and especially for putting up with all of those hours.
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Zoila Chavez has spent 18 years working for house-flipper extraordinaire and design guru Jeff Lewis — putting up with his hot temper and goofy antics on Bravo's Flipping Out.
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After pouring years of your life into a show and putting up with truly heinous 55-day shoots, every single person involved with GoT deserves a goddamn victory lap.
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Instead of putting up with this practice, voters in Nassau should choose Todd Kaminsky for the Senate, and those in Manhattan should choose Yuh-Line Niou for the Assembly.
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That's you and me, who are putting up with our government saying to immigrants, 'If you come to the United States, the worst thing imaginable will happen to you.
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To Melania and Don and Ivanka and Eric and Tiffany and Barron, I love you and I thank you, and especially for putting up with all of those hours.
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To a worrying number of them, this Singapore model—or Beijing model, depending on preference—can prove more attractive than the Western approach of putting up with a pesky press.
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With Google devoting so much time and energy towards its digital assistant, it's worth putting up with a few bugs just to see some of the innovations on the way.
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"Most of all I have to thank Irina, for putting up with me for all the music I was trying to make in our basement for a year," he said.
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"I also have to thank my wife Amber for putting up with me, for living with all these characters, which can't be easy," he said of his transformative movie roles.
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Daniel played up his faux cluelessness way longer than anyone deserves, and the poor player who was just trying to help spent way too long putting up with his antics.
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And even if it is laugh-a-minute, I should at least write a good script - not this crude, Govinda kind of stuff that we have been putting up with.
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"Most of all I have to thank Irina for putting up with me, for all the music I was trying to make in our basement for a year," he said.
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Since then she has played into every stereotype that there is as a woman in magic, from wearing skimpy outfits, to putting up with casual misogyny among her male peers.
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Giving them a thoughtful gift is a great way to ask them to be in your bridal party or just thank them for putting up with your Bridezilla-like antics.
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"Thank you, more than anything else, for putting up with the never-ending bullshit you have to go through," Graham said to raucous applause from the crowd in North Charleston.
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" The president hugged Earnest and leaned back into the podium to thank the press secretary's wife and son for "putting up with all of this, because they've made sacrifices too.
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"Little did I dream then, that I would be here and it's incredible that I'm still in this business and that you are still putting up with me," White said.
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What we do see is Goldberg cooking for her, doing her chores, putting up with her friends, encouraging her to write, giving her a job, all seemingly out of love.
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And we saw many Americans, including most Republican leaders, either endorsing or quietly putting up with this, to a point where we wondered if some corner had been turned forever.
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When I became a sex worker, I had a sort of ah ha moment: putting up with men was work, I realized—and I didn't have to do it for free.
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Still, he notes, putting up with a glitch with a new entertainment device is one thing; it's a rather different story when the newest gadget to fail you is your car.
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"There is a lot of anger, and at the same time motivation, because workers have woken up and are not putting up with this anymore," one refinery worker said this week.
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Of course the best part of using YouTube as a music jukebox is it's all free to access, if you don't mind putting up with a few adverts along the way.
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The Laguna Beach PD's not putting up with crap from "America First" protesters this Sunday, and it's got everything to do with Charlottesville -- get out of line, head straight to jail.
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However, I did notice that I didn't have to charge the case at all during my first week of using them, so it may be worth putting up with the bulk.
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And far beyond the confines of Hollywood, thousands upon thousands victims are adding "me, too" to the online chorus of people sick of putting up with abusive shit in fearful silence.
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In return for putting up with all the inconvenience, security services officials cut down four trees in his front yard, making his stunning view of the St. Lawrence River even better.
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Not to mention: my flightiness, my laziness, my unreliability, my teenage-like resistance to authority, and my complete lack of any employable skills beyond putting up with difficult people and blogging.
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Putting up with pain — a lot of it — has for decades been central to the bargain of playing for glory and money in the N.F.L., the biggest stage in American sports.
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Indeed, instead of putting up with the smell of wine and stale perfume, now you can do a little work on your Raspberry Pi remotely and you never have to stop believing.
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On international expansion, the Resolver CEO cites Germany and the U.S. as its next target beyond the U.K, noting that both are countries well-known for not putting up with bad service.
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On a practical level, this means you should ask yourself whether you want to keep putting up with someone who can't get off their phone while they are having dinner with you.
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But like in the '80s, '70s, women were told, 'Oh, men will be men' -- we were told that B.S. And now women are like, 'No, we're not putting up with it anymore.
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" The last person Nanjiani thanked in his Instagram caption on Monday was his wife, Gordon, "for putting up with [him] complaining and talking about only working out and dieting for the last year.
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Kumail went on to shout out a bunch of trainers and nutritionists who helped him along his journey ... and also his wife for putting up with his endless bitching about training and dieting.
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Having lived with a 128GB MacBook Air for the past six years, I'll say that putting up with this tiny amount of space is doable (especially thanks to cloud storage) but occasionally headache inducing.
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"Thank you for putting up with that young actor who thought he knew way too much way too soon in his career," Mr. Kutcher said Saturday on Twitter in a tribute to Mr. Leiner.
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"This is a harder life in terms of being away from home and putting up with the pace and the public battering that one sometimes must endure," said Representative Tom Cole, Republican of Oklahoma.
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Awards season is upon us, and with it, months of enduring stamina for putting up with Hollywood B.S. What better awards show to test our B.S. and alcohol tolerance than the boozy old Golden Globes?
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Along with trillions of dollars of wealth the financial crisis destroyed the idea that it was worth putting up with a bit of turbulence because the turbulence would eventually deliver a higher standard of living.
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Image: GettyIn a perfect world, Leslie Jones would've spent her Monday celebrating the release of her new childhood-ruining movie, Ghostbusters: Attack of the Feminmiminismsists, but instead she's putting up with some bullshit on Twitter.
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Samantha was about to become a single mother with no financial support, and it soon became clear that she had no qualms about putting up with my father's antics in exchange for money and favors.
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A very special thanks to my fiance Deirdre for putting up with long hours, late nights, and me trying to record huge chunks of this show under a blanket in our studio apartment every night.
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It's officially peak summer, which means our reward for putting up with the heat is farmer's markets, grocery stores, and home gardens overflowing with some of our favorite foods: watermelon, zucchini, peaches, and of course, tomatoes.
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What's deemed too burdensome in Austin, Frankfurt, or Calgary is a hurdle cleared with apparent ease in New York, London, or other cities—like putting up with a rude boyfriend because he's shit hot in bed.
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We won't get into that person that doesn't deserve a text back from you, but we will scold you for putting up with that decrepit six-year-old laptop that makes work harder rather than easier.
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If one of the only virtues of putting up with winter as the long season is watching it melt into spring, then the summer festival becomes the exclamation mark that punctuates the end of that wait.
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Or he could have kept Comey in place — and in check — by keeping him where he was, with his somewhat tarnished reputation, and putting up with him much as Bill Clinton put up with Janet Reno.
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What he's saying: Sessions said during the event that the protests were "not right" and the "great university ... should not be putting up [with] this kind of trash," according to the Politicat on Northwestern News Network.
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" Along with his trainers and catering service, Nanjiani made sure to thank his wife, writer Emily V. Gordon, "for putting up with me complaining and talking about only working out and dieting for the last year.
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At the very least, Microsoft and Blue Hole—sorry, PUBG Corp—should have offered a trial of some kind, giving people a chance to reckon with the frame rate and see if it's worth putting up with.
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" Here is everyone the GOP candidate thanked: "To Melania [Trump] and [Donald Jr.] and Ivanka and Eric and Tiffany and Barron, I love you and I thank you, and especially for putting up with all of those hours.
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"It&aposs unfortunate that @nbc the same network that protected disgusting men like Matt Lauer and punished women for speaking out or not putting up with it...has not changed their practices or culture," she wrote on Twitter.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Many San Francisco renters I met while reporting an article on affordable housing lotteries had responded to the region's housing crisis by putting up with great discomfort: They crammed in with family; they split apartments with strangers.
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The Midwest and Northeast have been putting up with these dangerous weather patterns for nearly two weeks now -- and 373 million people from northeastern Texas to the Northeast STILL face threats today of heavy rain, hail and flash floods. 5.
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And frankly, it's the women of comedy who lived in fear of working with him and had their careers affected by his actions who "did their time" by putting up with his presence in their community in the first place.
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Our Uber ride is $6.41, but I tip the driver an extra $73 in cash for waiting on my drunk/ridiculous partner and for putting up with his passionate declarations of love for the taco truck on the drive home.
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The 'Thanks For Putting Up With My Shit' chocolate bar is the no-bullshit token of appreciation that is sure to make her laugh — because mums deserve every award in the book for loving us, even when we're being bratty.
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If you've been putting up with the same crappy laptop or tablet for far too long, you should know that Amazon has the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, 9.7-inch iPad, and brand new 2018 MacBook Air all on sale today.
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The proposed cuts—including a reduction in the corporate tax rate, from thirty-five to twenty per cent—were meant to be their reward for putting up with tweeted mockery and other outrages, and had, McConnell said, unified the Party.
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But despite my inclination toward the finer things in life, I have become quite accustomed to traveling places with no electricity, spending long hours on African roads with no bathroom in sight, and putting up with the periodic emergency evacuation.
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But instead of working to fix at least some elements of strained US-China relations while putting up with the bulk of China's misbehavior, Trump has chosen to completely reshape the relationship and go after Beijing on all of it.
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Until now, you may have convinced yourself that real honor lay in putting up with it — with the craziness of your boss and the disdain of your neighbors — because the good of the country (as you see it) demanded it.
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She was pulling her shifts as a home health aide at the Haskard house, spying on the husband (an American arms negotiator) and putting up with his wife, whom she has to help keep alive through the coming Reagan-Gorbachev summit.
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For instance, in the US, there are now 6 million job seekers for 7 million job openings, but people appear to be disenchanted with the idea of traditional employment, mostly because it may require putting up with a bad boss.
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This is some Bad Boy circa the late '90s production (why is Mase not on the track), giving me vintage Mariah vibes — when she was at her best — but with mid '00s Mariah lyrics of the "not putting up with your shit" variety.
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While attending the BAFTA awards earlier this year, where Cooper accepted the award for best original music, the actor and director thanked Shayk, who also made the trip across the pond, for "putting up with me" throughout the years-long creative process.
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Get the 'Thanks For Putting Up With My Shit' candy bar — $11.19 See Details If you can't send your mom on vacation for Mother's Day, you can at least send her tastebuds on a trip with this Tea from Around the World set.
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While attending the BAFTA awards earlier this year, where Cooper accepted the award for best original music, the actor and director thanked Shayk, who also made the trip across the pond, for "putting up with me" throughout the years-long creative process.
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It told wallet-chain-wearing kids in late-90s suburbs what they already knew but somehow hadn't heard often enough on the radio—that their parents were annoying, and Christmas was just a week-long stretch of putting up with their corniness.
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Without them, I wouldn't have joined two dating websites and packed my weekends with meet-ups until I eventually met my husband, the most wonderful human being I know (and if it isn't already clear, a goddamn saint for putting up with me).
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It is hard to imagine other former colonised peoples putting up, or putting up with, the "Brothers in Arms" statue on Corregidor: it depicts an American GI (tall and strong, with a helmet) holding up a Filipino buddy (short and wounded, with a bandana).
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The lightsaber and the mask were presented as holy relics in the previous "Star Wars" instalment, "The Force Awakens", but the follow-up, written and directed by Rian Johnson, establishes in its opening minutes that it won't be putting up with any of that nonsense.
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But now, Manson, who once hopped a plane from Scotland to meet three strangers in Wisconsin to pursue rock and roll dreams, has seen it all, and she's earned the right to say "no" when she doesn't feel like putting up with someone's bullshit.
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Though their relationship never crossed the line into physical intimacy, Eve says she felt she had to tolerate his open displays of attraction, flirting back and putting up with his inappropriate comments and behavior for fear of losing the knowledge and opportunities he afforded her.
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Koerner: Ultimately the solution to it was a pretty prosaic one, in that after putting up with all these hijackings for so many years, they made a decision to finally compel all travelers to pass through metal detectors and have their carry-on luggage searched.
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"Celebrate your main man with a thoughtful gift that says, among other things, 'Thank you for putting up with my teen years,' " reads the caption at the top of the page, which goes on to recommend grilling tools, a grooming gift set, coasters and other ideas.
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An interview with Kotaku saw an expression of similar sentiments, with the addition that a dream of owning your own studio is a better end reward for putting up with the nonsense of the industry than a union aimed at preventing the nonsense in the first place.
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Between putting up with her husband Wayne's repeated indiscretions (which have been widely reported in the media) and being a hands-on mum to four boys, Ms. Rooney has also released a fitness DVD, been a style adviser for Littlewoods and even had a magazine column.
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Mystery Date board game (1965 nostalgic edition) — $37.95 See Details The Thanks For Putting Up With My Shit candy bar is the no-bullshit token of appreciation that is sure to make her laugh — because moms deserve every award in the book for loving us, even when we're brats.
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If you can survive exposure to Tony messing around time and again—and his extremely Catholic, extremely tortured, extremely compelling wife Carmela (played by a spectacular Edie Falco) putting up with or even enabling his behavior, however troubling or enraging that may be—how bad could your partner possibly be?
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Whether it be making yourself up to be sexually appealing in order to have access to certain spaces, jobs, opportunities, or respect, or just putting up with micro-sexisms like unwanted touching or being expected to take a backseat in a conversation, all femme women, in a sense, perform sexual labor.
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"Thank you for putting up with my presentation," Ryan said at the end of his presentation, taking just three questions from reporters and ignoring those trying to press him on how he would bridge the divide in his own party, how much the plan would ultimately cost or how many would be covered.
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All of these sentiments and comments send the signal to women that no one has their backs in the public world, that they really are better off at home, and that even women who advance to the top of their ranks have to do so while putting up with men like Trump.
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A gift set loaded with soaps can't even begin to make up for all the hours she spent driving you to and from soccer practice and putting up with you all through your angsty stage, but you can bet it'll make her feel good to practice a little self-care this year.
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He's loved me the way I never thought I deserved to be loved and with this day marking my 3rd year sober...After sharing my ups, putting up with my downs and supporting my recovery...he still never takes credit and I want the world to know how incredible his soul is.
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Where there is a shortage of a commodity, from oil to road space to sun loungers, The Economist has long argued that charging a market price to match demand and supply is the preferable solution to just putting up with congestion, whether that is on a motorway or next to a hotel pool.
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Anecdotal reports by people who have succeeded in keeping weight off tend to have a common theme: constant vigilance, keeping close track of weight, controlling what food is eaten and how much (often by weighing and measuring food), exercising often, putting up with hunger and resisting cravings to the best of their ability.
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Maybe putting up with all that celebrity for so long, living through its cruelties and its inconstancies and its hypocrisies, was the price Rousey had to pay to get to where she is now: that rarefied place where she doesn't have to do anything she doesn't want to, a truly liberated soul.
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He's loved me the way I never thought I deserved to be loved and with this day marking my 3rd year sober... After sharing my ups, putting up with my downs and supporting my recovery... he still never takes credit and I want the world to know how incredible his soul is.
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But if you care about the World Cup (starting on June 2155), the BET Awards (live on June 214), or need to catch up on previous seasons of Orange Is The New Black before the sixth finally drops on July 21550, putting up with your current crappy TV (or makeshift TV via laptop) isn't gonna cut it.
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Up until that point, the Patriots had seemingly been doing anything they wanted, using runs and short passes to expose a front-seven that is good at rushing the passer but far worse at putting up with the quick hits that the Patriots can accomplish with their small wide receivers and their talented group of running backs.
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"To all the 12/10 people that I met, to the family that I made, thanks for ruining my brain cells with your interview questions, thanks for putting up with my shit, sorry for all the trouble I intentionally caused, thanks for the laughs and more importantly thanks for the love," she wrote in an Instagram post following The Bachelor NZ finale.
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The director is given to grandiose pronouncements like "If you're not prepared to risk your life, then leave now"; Irma, who serves as the Plautdietsch interpreter on set, cannily mistranslates the script so that, when the obedient wife is supposed to tell her husband that she loves him, she instead says that she is tired of putting up with his crap.
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After barely putting up with "Make It Wit Chu"—which sounds like the entirety of AM pounded into a five-minute nugget—"I Appear Missing"—inspired by Homme's temporary death in 2010 during a botched knee surgery, though fans think this is a proxy for Homme's more-than-likely heroin overdose—stood out like a sore thumb that hurt so good.
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The private markets are flush with cash — including from some of the same hedge funds that are struggling to break free in the public markets — and unicorns with no plan for turning a profit anytime soon are not interested in putting up with the scrutiny that weighed on shares of Uber and Lyft and derailed WeWork&aposs initial public offering entirely.
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The feud –which started Tuesday after Von D announced on her Facebook page that she was ending her friendship with Star after years of "putting up with" Star's "inappropriate behavior (including, promoting drug use, racism and bullying)" — has taken a dramatic turn with both camps taking jabs at each other via long-winded, explanatory videos and then responding to said videos with more of the same.
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A day later, on my way to Negril's West End — after my debit card was "eaten" by a Scotiabank A.T.M. at a Kingston shopping mall and after putting up with unreliable land transport — I wasn't sure I would ever have a great day in Jamaica, or worse, that I would ever feel that inexplicable connection to the island that I had felt in Antigua and San Juan and Havana.
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said supporters of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE he has spoken with aren't happy with "the stupid things in his tweets" but are "putting up with him for now" during a discussion on "Morning Joe" on Tuesday.
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Few thoughts slide in and out of my brain like the rancid slop of last night's ill-advised fried gristle and chips with as much terror and regularity as the thought that this weekend coming I might find myself stood in a queue, absolutely fucking desperate for a shit, and that I am going to have to wipe someone else's piss off the seat, and sit there, trousers and pants down by my ankles, trying to shit, all the while putting up with the ceaseless barrage of door-knocking an and hurry-upping.
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