They railed at limousine liberals who preached one thing and did another.
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" Donald Trump has often railed at Nafta as "the worst trade deal ever.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, refused to budge as the workers railed at him.
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"What you want to do is destroy this guy's life," he railed at them.
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Conservatives railed at the decline of morals, and by this they meant mainly women's morals.
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They railed at their leaders, many in power since the earliest days of the American occupation.
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Ms. Coulter railed at the president that he needed to focus more on his core supporters.
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"Just please be quiet, don't talk," he railed at them at a June 15 rally in Atlanta.
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Even the Fox hosts seemed concerned as the president railed at length about the "fake news" media.
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Critics such as Republican presidential candidate John Kasich railed at Obama for failing to return to the U.S. immediately.
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President Donald Trump on Friday railed at Republicans who oppose the latest attempt by congressional lawmakers to repeal Obamacare.
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As Ms Kaya was blocked by Dutch police, she railed at them for violating "democracy, human rights and international law".
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Donald Trump railed at reporters for fact-checking his promises and revealing delays in donations he promised military veterans in January.
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Thousands of supporters, many of them wearing red "Make America Great Again" hats, cheered as the president railed at his opponents.
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Public defenders railed at a system that routinely puts marginalized people behind bars for decades while white-collar offenders get off easy.
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He has described himself as an "enemy" of high interest rates and railed at banks for what he views as overcharging for credit.
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I often seemed to see my children looking half-pityingly at me as I railed at them for breaking something or making a mess.
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"Boy, you all want power," Graham, who serves on the committee, railed at his Democratic colleagues, accusing them of ginning up accusations against Kavanaugh.
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The younger Mr. Bush was livid, knowing the piece would be seen as a message from his father, and he railed at his staff.
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In a barrage of a dozen tweets on Thursday night and early Friday, Mr. Trump railed at law enforcement agencies for not investigating Democrats.
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His mother had previously railed at them for being a bad influence, but is moved when they all show up to visit him in hospital.
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Reached in Stockholm, Abdullah told us he would not discuss details of his dealings with the hijackers, but railed at his treatment by American authorities.
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An hours-long Monday public hearing on the bills before a Wisconsin legislative committee was repeatedly disrupted by protesters' shouts, while Democratic lawmakers railed at Republicans.
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The Donald didn't even wait for the speech to end to hit back, and later railed at a rally that Hillz ought to be in jail.
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He had called Chinese people "slit-eyes", joked about "compulsory gay marriage" and railed at a Belgian region's efforts to block an EU-Canada trade deal.
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She railed at the Marxist chief minister of West Bengal when he succumbed to demands by extremist mullahs that Taslima Nasreen, a Bangladeshi writer, leave Kolkata.
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Republican senators — taking the reins back from Ms. Mitchell after she opened a line of questioning into their nominee — railed at the Democratic push against him.
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When Mr. Skripal was poisoned in England, Vasily Nebenzya, the Russian ambassador to the United Nations, railed at the Security Council that it was all provokatsiya.
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During the Obama administration he railed at the Fed for keeping interest rates too low, and also urged it to shrink the size of its balance sheet.
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In the bottom left A LEVEL, OPIOIDS, OPEN TAP, NO SEATS, HAVE ONE and RAILED AT were better than average — there was no junk in that area.
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Mr. McDonald railed at the board during its meeting that month, arguing that the system ensured that only the rich or career politicians run for public office.
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He railed at God, and yet still strapped on his tefillin and recited his prayers as fervently as he had done on the day of his bar mitzvah.
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During his populist 2016 presidential campaign, Republican Trump railed at countries that had trade surpluses "taking advantage of the United States" and he revisited the theme on Monday.
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He stormed into the meeting, railed at Pelosi for her "cover-up" comments, said he couldn't work with Democrats until they ended their "phony investigations," then walked out.
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One person at the meeting said Trump railed at the whole Cabinet over what he said was its lack of progress in keeping out illegal immigrants, the Times said.
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Popovich has railed at critics of the players who stayed home, but surely even he never expected that a third straight title would be so far out of reach.
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Mr. Trump, who trusts few people and adjusts to new advisers gradually, railed at his new chief of staff over the story, according to one person close to the president.
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The move attracted the ire of President Trump, who railed at the cost of the new building as a "bad deal" and canceled a visit to London to open it.
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The Speaker and 10-term congressman — part of the D.C. establishment that Trump has railed at countless times on the campaign trail — even adopted Trump's campaign slogan during their powwow Thursday.
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Many railed at the administration's decision to end temporary protected status for thousands of immigrants from several countries hurt by natural disasters or conflict, including Nicaragua, Haiti, El Salvador, Sudan and Nepal.
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Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican, railed at the "deep state" for limiting the information flow to senators, while Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer demanded the full Senate be briefed as soon as possible.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro railed at two of his main international critics on Wednesday, chiding Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy for "meddling" and mocking U.S. President Donald Trump for geographical ignorance.
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Juan Perón in Argentina (1946-55) and Hugo Chávez in Venezuela (1999-2013) were leftist presidents who claimed to represent the people, railed at the establishment and attempted to dismantle democratic checks and balances.
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Morales has railed at what he has called a right-wing coup against him and hinted he could return to the country, though he has pledged repeatedly not to run again in a new election.
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Without CHRISSIE, PARLOUR, ELEVENTH and RAILED AT, I think I'd have been circling around for ages picking at smaller threads — I'm betting that some of you had the same entry-level entries, or some of them.
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In a short documentary broadcast Thursday by Al Jazeera, Duterte lambasted critics for complaining about his deadly war on drugs and railed at the United States for "bullying" that he said someone had to stand up to.
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Juncker was commenting in his first interview on the matter since Guenther Oettinger last week called Chinese people "slit-eyes", joked about "compulsory gay marriage" and railed at a Belgian region's efforts to block an EU-Canada trade deal.
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" Mr. LaBarbera, president of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York, an umbrella group for construction unions, railed at Related, saying the company "continues to look for deeper and deeper concessions, while they're selling condos for $32 million.
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President Trump reportedly "berated" Homeland Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Wednesday, which prompted her to draft a resignation letter, reports the New York Times, as he "railed" at his cabinet over immigration and "their lack of progress" in closing the borders to illegal immigrants.
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When the judge who will oversee the trial, Judge T.S. Ellis, first had a chance to meet with prosecutors and the defense in the case, he railed at the possibility that Mueller had skewered Manafort as a way to get to Trump.
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But on Friday morning in an angry session in the Oval Office, the president railed at aides about the recusal, singling out the White House counsel's office and the communications staff in a tirade visible through the window to a nearby television camera.
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"The modus operandi is, Trump doesn't openly criticize Duterte's war on drugs and Duterte tones down his direct attacks on the U.S." Even with Trump in the White House, Duterte had repeatedly railed at the "hypocrisy" of his country's former colonial ruler.
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Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg on Monday railed at world leaders at the United Nations, saying they have stolen her dreams and childhood, forced children to take the reins in the fight against climate change and did not react to decades of scientific warnings.
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The hawks railed at the exemptions that had to be made to local and American laws to allow a plane from the South to take skiers to the North for training, and to permit a ship from the North to ferry the 803-piece Samjiyon orchestra to the South.
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There hardly seemed more damage he could do after he declared the European Union a "foe," insulted Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, railed at NATO, upstaged Queen Elizabeth II and gave that infamous news conference with President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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Here are some of the highlights: Trump railed at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who forced Trump to back down from his $5.7 billion demand for funding for the border wall, accusing her of "hurting our country very badly" and saying he did not think he could work with her in future.
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In another sign of the growing tensions in the region, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas railed at Trump in a fiery, two-hour-long speech on Sunday, saying "shame on you" for his treatment of the Palestinians and warning that he would have no problem rejecting what he suggested would be an unacceptable peace plan.
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Mr. Trump's anger toward Ms. Nielsen, who was sitting several seats to his left at the meeting, was part of a lengthy tirade in which the president railed at his cabinet about what he said was its lack of progress toward sealing the country's borders against illegal immigrants, according to one person who was present at the meeting.
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Frustrations over Brexit blew up into anger and tears in Parliament on Wednesday night as lawmakers first vented fury over the government's refusal to apologize for unlawful actions and then railed at Prime Minister Boris Johnson's language in relation to a murdered MP. The House of Commons – Britain's lower house of Parliament – resumed activities Wednesday after the U.K. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Conservative government had acted unlawfully to suspend its sitting.
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When Miguel, trying to save Charity, speared the dog, it turned back into Kay, leading Miguel to believe he had accidentally speared Kay and not the dog. In the aftermath, Kay learned that due to the intensive medical damage, she could never have more children. When Miguel still refused to give up his love for Charity, Kay railed at him, blaming him for everything that had ever gone wrong in her life. It didn't make a difference, Miguel still left Harmony.
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Qing troops were once more dispatched in late March, 1756 retook Ili. Amursana escaped and fled to the Kazakh Khanate where his father- in-law, Ablai Khan, refused to hand him over, despite the threat of a Qing invasion of his territory. Qianlong railed at his generals for their failure to capture the fugitive, saying they were a waste of time and money. He dismissed them and ordered the withdrawal of all troops then appointed commander of a small expeditionary force that was sent to garrison Ili.
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Achilles kills Thersites, who railed at him and reproached him for loving Penthesileia.” The Aethiopis concluded with the death and burial of Achilles and the dispute between Ajax and Odysseus for his arms. The Sack of Troy (Iliou Persis) told the stories of the Trojan Horse, Sinon, and Laocoön, the capture of the city, and the departure of the Greeks pursued by the anger of Athena at the rape of Cassandra by Ajax the Lesser. The Little Iliad, usually ascribed to Lesches, bridged the gap in the story-line between Aethiopis and the Sack of Troy.
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" In 2017, historian Ron Chernow said: "Whatever the exact sequence of events, Grant must have felt wounded by the situtation, for he had railed at traders only to discover his father in cahoots with them. Grant's infamous order was a self-inflicted wound, issued at a moment of pique and over the objections of Rawlins. Besides pointing to the order's offensive nature, Rawlins predicted it would be countermanded by Washington." In 2017, historian Charles W. Calhoun said: "The question dated from late 1862, when Grant had issued an order expelling "Jews, as a class," from the area of his command in Mississippi for violating trade restrictions.
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Shiva carrying the corpse of his consort दाक्षायनि (सती) Dakshayani (Sati). However, on seeing the shameless insult to her husband in his absence, and the repeated slights King Daksha and his courtiers railed at Shiva, she committed suicide in grief for her beloved. Hearing the news, Shiva's attendants rushed inside the ceremony hall and started attacking all the guests present there, however, the demons invoked by Bhrigu defeated Shivas attendants and they retreated back to his abode. Upon hearing the news of his beloved wife's death, Shiva was furious that Daksha could so callously cause the harm of his (Daksha's) own daughter in so ignoble a manner.
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Evaluation of and reaction to Socrates has been undertaken by both historians and philosophers from the time of his death to the present day with a multitude of conclusions and perspectives. Although he was not directly prosecuted for his connection to Critias, leader of the Spartan-backed Thirty Tyrants, and "showed considerable personal courage in refusing to submit to [them]", he was seen by some as a figure who mentored oligarchs who became abusive tyrants, and undermined Athenian democracy. The Sophistic movement that he railed at in life survived him, but by the 3rd century BC, was rapidly overtaken by the many philosophical schools of thought that Socrates influenced. Socrates's death is considered iconic, and his status as a martyr of philosophy overshadows most contemporary and posthumous criticism.
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113 Although land west of the Alleghenies had been re-opened for settlement in 1768, British procrastination in establishing a provincial government there suppressed the value of Washington's land in the area; few farmers were interested in leasing land that was not yet subject to civil control and military protection. In 1773, British proponents of the policy to constrain colonies to coastal regions again restricted settlement west of the Alleghenies. While this did not affect land already granted to Washington, it limited future speculation to land granted to veterans of the French and Indian War, by which Washington still stood to gain .Longmore 1988 pp. 107–109 When this avenue was closed to him by the decision that only regular army officers qualified for the grants, Washington railed at British malice towards colonists.
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Some critics have speculated that the lower, concealed, portion of the canvas hides the fact that the woman on the far left is also masturbating. Support for this view draws from the strange smiles and expressions on both women's faces, which are equally grotesque as the man's. According to Licht "there may be an element of self-mockery in this painting, some equation between the ironic loneliness of the exhibitionist (whose aim of attracting people is constantly thwarted by the means he obsessively adopts to capture attention) and the artist who also bares himself without shame or restraint and who is also doomed to being railed at as an aberration." Like most of the other works in the series, X-ray shows that the canvas was repainted and reworked before the final version was settled on.
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