Make a ranting buddy Rolodex, and invite the people in it to use you for ranting purposes as well.
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Meanwhile, Trump is ranting and standing back while Europe suffers.
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But nope, it's just Agnes again, ranting away with torch.
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What is irrational is the rabid Republican ranting about it.
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Twitter is the ultimate platform for ranting about your emotions.
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I think Kanye would be proud of her ranting skills.
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In his indie days, he was a brawling, ranting marvel.
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"I fantasize about Benedict Evans ranting about us," said Zitron.
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This is something Mat is always ranting about on Twitter.
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He shrugged that off as the ranting of "crazy people".
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It got him ranting about his fears for modern Quebec.
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Other pleas were dismissed as the ranting of a madman.
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These were voiced mainly by Grillo in his ranting public speeches.
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For example, I am not a cartoon cat ranting about history.
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Here he is mouthing "what?!?" in response to Trump's ranting commentary:pic.twitter.
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Watch the above clip of Smith ranting at your own risk.
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He did, however, put out a video ranting about internet censorship.
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So why is Leafy now directing his ranting at YouTube itself?
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What do you think the above image is saying about ranting?
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Her boyfriend was ranting that he could smell feces, she said.
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In fact, I'd even suggest that ranting is a good thing.
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Ordinary Republicans become seething zealots; Democrats can't stop ranting about Denmark.
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I'm telling you you're dishonest people, but I'm not ranting and raving.
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Mr Khan shows little interest in foreign affairs beyond ranting against America.
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But putting Alexa's voice with Alex Jones's ranting is really something special.
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By ranting about the risk he wins hearts and minds then follow.
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Do you get tired of senselessly ranting on forums and message boards?
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Trump came unglued early: He was ranting by the ten-minute mark.
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More negotiations, more ranting and screaming, followed by an abrupt walk-out.
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Mr. Dean fulminated, uninterrupted, for 10 minutes, "ranting and raving," he recalled.
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Or there might be the raging, ranting Mr. Trump of the primaries.
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The officer describes the comments as "fringe" and "ranting," the report said.
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Savage in his pomp was a whirlwind of stream of consciousness ranting.
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You could imagine him ranting from provincial bandstands about God knows what.
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President Donald Trump may have been impeached, but his ranting continues unabated.
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The scourge of open offices is not a new subject for ranting.
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Say Uncle Fred has one too many and starts ranting about politics.
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Union is more than another famous face ranting on Twitter about injustice.
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This nativist ranting is evidence of a nasty strain of developing-world demagoguery.
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Poetry can provide you with a sweet relief from angry, chaotic, ranting politicians.
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Donald Trump lost his composure early, ranting, interrupting (over 20 times) and sniffing.
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Not every American wants to see their President ranting from behind a podium.
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Unless of course they bring up politics—then I can start ranting again.
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The one on the left side was just ranting incoherently and thrashing around.
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You ranting and raving from Iraq is not of any importance to us.
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It's the "free market" that the president and pals constantly are ranting about.
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You start by watching a college student ranting about how dumb feminism is.
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The time for ranting is over, and it's time to accept the inevitable.
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" Praley noted that the account had no followers and was "best described as ranting.
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And really, hell hath no fury like a male comedian ranting about social media.
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As we reported ... Wayne started ranting he'd never do the High Times gig again.
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What set this one apart from his usual ranting was a few horrifying descriptors.
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His matches have also featured epic displays of ranting, racquet-wrecking, and trash-talking.
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America is now tribal, with each tribe imbibing its own social-media-fed ranting.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The guy who's spent his life ranting against millionaires is a millionaire.
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Think of ranting as something you do with the singular purpose of changing yourself.
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His main job seems to be ranting about Robert Mueller's investigation on cable news.
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A football Monday without Francesa ranting and ruminating seems almost unfathomable to many listeners.
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In some cases, I added drum machine, or the sound of a ranting televangelist preacher.
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It means working to resettle Syrians, even if the president is ranting about terrorist infiltration.
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Leo's ranting would seem a lot less troubling if it weren't for Leo's recent controversies.
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We're told he was threatening staff members and ranting about how he wasn't being showcased.
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Trump brought the Republican candidate out to say hello midway through his lengthy ranting address.
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" Indignant "netizens" subscribe and then cancel their subscriptions, "ranting on forums / about my prudish act.
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According to eye-witnesses, he was ranting about President Donald Trump while bashing the bull.
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Sick and tired of the bellicose ranting from politicians who have never worn the uniform.
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Sergeant Barry had been summoned by reports of a woman ranting loudly in the hallway.
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The Complete Twitter Marketing Bootcamp Twitter isn't just for ranting about your dislike for Cats.
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As his charm dissolves, he devolves from a mischievous daredevil into a ranting, tyrannical drunk.
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Trump said he could use a little R and R — you know, ranting and retweeting.
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Sure, most of them could probably defeat a ranting, raving Donald Trump in November 2020.
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And [one that] is a story rather than you know, reacting or ranting about something.
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He spent Christmas evening ranting about Pelosi and impeachment to his 68 million Twitter followers.
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Trump "just expresses that stuff in the most unfiltered, guy-ranting-in-the-bar" way.
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Through all this, Trump hasn't been relying on his usual coping mechanism: ranting on Twitter.
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"I was ranting and raving about the stupidity of the place and the people," she recounts.
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But he does not confront the issue on an intellectual basis, actually being constructive while ranting.
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" On his own speech "I'm not ranting and raving, I'm just telling you you're dishonest people.
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Jack White ranting and raving is a lot of fun, and eccentric to the nth degree.
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A viral video shows a Columbia University student ranting about white supremacy and harassing black students.
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The situation deteriorates once Richie shows up, bleeding and ranting about having been mugged by God.
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In 2006, video leaked of him ranting anti-Semitic slurs while being arrested for drunk driving.
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Okay, I am going to take a breath and stop myself from ranting further on that.
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He had been drunkenly ranting on a tram in Manchester about how everyone hates the Irish.
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Some are just recordings of him making noisy speeches, ranting about how Republican policies hurt Americans.
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When most people had moved on, Trump was still ranting about the book, publicly and privately.
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Horne then furiously drives back to Twin Peaks proper, crying and ranting about the infantilizing nickname.
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Ms. Gibson intends to make her presence felt, and so far is not ruling out ranting.
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Scenes of him ranting furiously at his staff spawned a wave of internet parodies and memes.
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Trump said the congresswoman was "ranting and raving" and driving people away from the Democratic Party.
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But living with the wise uncertainty of scientists is preferable to the ranting certainty of demagogues.
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My ranting videos I can definitely do in one take, and for those, there's no plan.
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Now, the focus is on a useless wall to salve the delusions of a ranting demagogue.
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We may know Kanye West for his musical talent or his passion for ranting on any platform.
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Christian was "ranting and raving" at the teens and using "hate speech" against them, according to police.
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She told police that Paddock was ranting about two separate events that took place in the 1990s.
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By the time visitors realize they have been duped, there is little recourse beyond ranting on Yelp.
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In a cryptic 4th of July tweet, Cohen shared a video of Donald Trump ranting about Cohen.
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The official patted him on the head and tried to calm him down but Messi kept ranting.
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Despite the opposition's ranting about the scandal, more mundane economic concerns are proving more important to voters.
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Edwards "came home, he wanted the bag of chips, he was upset, ranting and raving," she says.
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Well, he's always online and ranting, but this time his rants were even more inscrutable than usual.
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I couldn't eat, sleep, wash, or stop myself ranting, being violent, and switching between fear and ecstasy.
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More important, our economy is too big to make policy by singling out individual companies and ranting.
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Alternatively, he can spend the next few weeks ranting about the Russia inquiry and his border wall.
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When she's ranting, riffing and soliloquizing, a torrent of metaphor, allusion and alliteration spills from her mouth.
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In nonfiction, Robinson approaches her quarry directly, with frank combativeness (or ranting, as her critics have it).
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Lots. Taxi TV still exists, even though the Haggler has been ranting about that abomination for years.
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And then, Trump will do his part, ranting in the gutter where he feels most at home.
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Ranting may only feel good if someone is there to appreciate all your witty and snarky remarks.
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Despite Trump's ranting, it appeared Tuesday he could be open to a "new deal" proposed by Macron.
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Tumblr is out front, chain smoking with Spotify and ranting about some new experimental noise album from Denmark.
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McInnes has also been a semi-regular fixture on Fox News, often ranting about feminism and female privilege.
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Trump tweeting angrily about something or ranting in bizarre and impolitic ways is not a new, presidential tic.
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We can no longer treat trolling as harmless behavior — even if it shows up disguised as ineffective ranting.
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Hashim, a radical Islamist preacher, was known to the local community for ranting against moderate Muslims and Buddhists.
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He would probably question me on why I even care because I'm always ranting about male white privilege.
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Rather than ranting on relationship or political struggles, Lin tackled the everyday problems he encountered at his job.
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"What about the aliens?" squadron leader Kenan Thompson asked, after Trump starts ranting about revitalizing the coal industry.
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Right now, he's in Indiana, trying to save his presidential career by ranting about transgender people and bathrooms.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump spent his first press conference after a midterm rebuke ranting about the media.
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In "Paraguay," he longs for a tropical haven and ends up ranting about information overload, still deeply cantankerous.
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The employee told cops Medrano was ranting about killing the Kardashians if they didn't stay out of Cuba.
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The man started ranting at the woman on the aisle after he tried sliding past her during boarding.
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Her ranting and raving, even referring to herself as a wounded animal, will make people flee the Democrats!
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The video of her ranting with the knife is insane -- as is the fact news photogs didn't budge!
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But then, after the rush had died down, a man approached her and started ranting about his wife.
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"Bill had never actually met a person to whom he did not enjoy ranting," one character observes, astutely.
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It may feel like ranting helps you communicate how unhappy you are, but stick to the relevant details.
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"I got a gun and I'm going to shoot you," he can be heard ranting in the background.
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He began ranting at a restaurant and fell into a coma before clawing his way back to life.
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A constituent was ranting about Labour's talk of giving 16-year-olds the vote, which Ms Fleet supports.
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But this conspiracy Mulder references feels like the ranting of a paranoid lunatic, all vagaries and empty phrases.
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"People wrote back not just a paragraph, but full pages ranting about their traumatic experiences," Braga, 53, told me.
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Kanye West was ranting about the problem on Twitter in 2015, as did Jack Black on The Tonight Show.
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The guy dropping the f-bomb and ranting and raving or the bare-chested woman sitting there eating grapes?
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Kim has found out about a recording that someone made when Kanye was ranting about Taylor recanting her story.
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Abandoning his own birthday party, Richie goes to calm down Rogers, who is ranting and waving a gun around.
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Having surrogates like James Carville ranting about people dying if the foundation closes is both ineffective, and, indeed, counterproductive.
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" At one point in his lengthy address, Trump told the room full of reporters, "I'm not ranting and raving.
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Oliver ranting twice about AT&T, despite the fact they may be merging with his own parent company TimeWarner.
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In all Hannity's ranting about the unfair treatment of Cohen, Hannity never mentioned Cohen had provided him legal guidance.
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She films herself ranting again as she digs the projectile out from the wound in her side with pliers.
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It doesn't matter if they are executing an expensive prank or ranting against the pointlessness of April Fools' Day.
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He said that he was not "ranting and raving," but that the media coverage would say he had been.
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He was caught ranting to a journalist about his co-workers, whom he described as paranoid and mentally ill.
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He was still ranting about Trump in a stream of about 30 tweets that were very difficult to decipher.
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When we do talk on the phone, it's usually him ranting, almost always sparked by some major life event.
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With all his ranting, raving, and cursing, he was bound to eventually say something that would really people mad.
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So, of course, no one wanted to support the girl in a bikini ranting about not wanting to dance.
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My wife Rachel got tired of me coming home and ranting for three hours about my truck driving career.
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He rails against the WWE branded sweaters the interviewers are wearing after ranting about how bad social media is.
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Clinton, and leading chants of "lock her up" during his ranting speech at the Republican National Convention in July.
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Bill Maher's been ranting on TV every week for almost 25 years as the host of HBO's Real Time.
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She landed the job after ranting about "groupthink" to Peter Thiel at a cocktail party about 15 years ago.
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Even Ben has a crisis, ranting about strontium 90 in the rain and Caryl Chessman in the gas chamber.
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Instead of ranting to the person you're frustrated with (or to the whole world), rant to someone you trust.
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Although there are many good ranters out there on the internet, no-one does ranting quite like John Oliver.
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"They're such a messed-up company, run by a man, they're so old school," an employee remembers him ranting.
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The younger man was ranting and Mr. Suarez extended his arm to keep him away, witnesses told the police.
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And then when polling in September and October suggested clearly that it wouldn't, Trump started ranting about the caravan.
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Instead of ranting and raving as Cassidy did after Thursday night's loss, Berube told his team to move on.
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What gets clubbers more lit than Cardi B ranting that federal government employees have gone three weeks without a paycheck?
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A man was arrested for felony stalking Friday after ranting and raving at Mandy Moore's Hollywood home ... TMZ has learned.
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So Loomer was just ranting outside, in the cold and the dark, with no one to pay attention to her.
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For all his ranting, Mr Erdogan is unlikely to cut his links to Europe as instability roils his southern neighbourhood.
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We were in Rodmell during the late summer of 1939, and I used to listen to those ranting, raving speeches.
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We end up ranting to each other about single-payer healthcare and how the U.S. needs to move towards it.
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She took time out from ranting and raving on Twitter to give us her two cents about International Women's Day.
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He has a bad tendency to blunder into basically any situation and start ranting about the Army of the Dead.
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Remember the first time he called the prime minister of Australia and just started ranting, then hung up on him?
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A refrain of "break through the surface and breathe" appropriately counterbalances the monstrously detuned guitars and Reznor's wallowing, ranting verses.
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Yes, January is here and so begins the ranting and raving roundups that we've compiled from the now retired 2016.
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Our sources say it has been excruciating for her ... at times Kanye ranting people were trying to destroy their marriage.
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It's mostly men (and a few women) ranting into their webcams, which makes it much more difficult to flag automatically.
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Listen to her reaction -- ranting about herbal viagra and the hookers, and says she also made Lamar promise her something.
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Let Dean Ambrose be the next Brian Pillman, a ranting, unpredictable loudmouth who can needle the audience like nobody else.
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Mr. Makhzoomi wasn't ranting about death, terror, Trump or artisanal mayonnaise — any of which might warrant such a drastic response.
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Doesn't matter—just keep driving and ranting at the dashboard, and soon this problem, and all your problems, will end.
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In the style typical of the Brazilian living legend these days, Silva sent a ranting response in his native tongue.
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"Even if he's ranting in the corner, he gets drowned out," said John W. Harrison, an associate broker at CORE.
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Rounding out the ménage is their ranting aunt, Marie Josephine, who lives restlessly in the attic, like the mad Mrs.
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"You have three of them running against me, and they're up there ranting and raving like lunatics, frankly," he said.
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When I rant, people love that, especially if I'm ranting about a relatable topic, like dating or friendship or work.
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" She's Maggie Smith filming amateur audition tapes for herself as James Bond; she's Germaine Greer ranting about her "gray minge.
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The actors squeeze through the crowd playing the metro's common troublemakers, like the mobile phone robber and the ranting drunk.
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Between Swift deleting Harris from her social media accounts and his ranting on Twitter, the two definitely had a messy breakup.
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I was looking to see if he was coming toward me to have a conversation, and he literally walked by, ranting.
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For most laypeople, this is a legalistic quibble, but it was enough to send Judge Smith ranting for pages and pages.
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And to amplify all of that, everyone and their uncle wants to do some ALL-CAPS RANTING about it on Facebook.
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Indian television, in particular, has been infected by a style of hyperbolic ranting that makes some debate programmes hard to watch.
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He was later caught on a recording ranting that he would rather have a drunk watch a child than a lesbian.
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Though their ranting is often nonsensical, talk-show hosts sway opinion in Egypt, where over a quarter of people are illiterate.
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She's basically an aggressive teenager who specialises in ranting, denying any wrongdoing, and trying to shift the blame onto other people.
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But his statement and the question-and-answer portion were largely spent ranting and raving at the media and Hillary Clinton.
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He's ranting about "outside forces" and "not super nice" companies—a continuation of his public Twitter meltdown and untethering from reality.
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This often led to customers throwing fits, ranting at employees, and abandoning giant carts filled with hundreds of dollars of merchandise.
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Many people are marching, demonstrating, ranting on social media, and refusing to accept that Donald Trump will be the next president.
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ICYMI – realistically you didn't – Eminem unloaded an epic-length freestyle that sounds like your cousin ranting over a busted AC unit.
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To a beat reminiscent of a late 1990s NSYNC song, Troy stomps across a golf course ranting about Gabriella and Sharpay.
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Tracker was always ranting about witches; he hated his mother for hiding a traumatic family secret about something she couldn't control.
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There is also no question that he prefers ranting about its brokenness to making even a token effort at fixing it.
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When President Trump indelibly called African countries "shitholes" (or perhaps "shithouses") in a White House meeting Thursday, he wasn't just ranting.
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Mr. Christian was ranting and talking disparagingly about the young women, one of whom was wearing a hijab, the police said.
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He then starts ranting and keeps saying "I don't give a f***" when pressed for more details about what went down.
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"People are more likely to listen when you show up with a smile rather than start ranting right away," he said.
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No, he'll be tweeting, bleating, ranting and raging in precisely the manner that he is now, just without the nuclear codes.
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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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I thought to myself, imagining the scene: Jones veering too close to the guardrail, ranting about George Soros and Hillary Clinton.
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Gail: The Republicans are indeed ranting now about the Green New Deal, which Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other Democrats put forward.
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"My girlfriend is always ranting and raving about how cute and adorable her wee dog is," he said in the video.
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He particularly takes issue with Cat angrily ranting on Twitter afterward to ruin the restaurant's reputation -- to him ... that's Trump-like.
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Watch ... Tyga and his entourage are perplexed, and then the ranting chicks claim it has something to do with his son, King.
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Last week, Microsoft's AI-based Twitter account Tay was born, swiftly became a ranting racist and then took a well-deserved rest.
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According to Fox News transcripts, Hannity has spent the past week ranting about the search of Cohen's home, office, and hotel room.
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Then there is the man I call Nathan, found ranting on Delancy Street that he was the king of the Puerto Ricans.
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Mackris shot back with her own lawsuit, alleging that O'Reilly called her while watching porn and ranting about his Caribbean beach fantasies.
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In other words, they'll last until every last family member goes home – including uncle Jerry, who is still ranting about Hillary's emails.
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It is both compulsively readable and intolerably incoherent—a perfect transcription of a charismatic paranoid ranting at you on a street corner.
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Obsessed with cable news and social media, he has spent most of his time and his political capital ranting about his enemies.
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Fleabag comes to her defense, ranting to the stylist about how "hair is everything," in one of the season's most quotable scenes.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "During a recent meeting about immigration with top officials, Trump was 'ranting and raving, saying border security was his issue.
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He told her he remembered her coming home one day ranting about how men should never be allowed to be OB-GYNs.
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Hamidreza Taraghi, a political analyst close to Iran's leaders, said Mr. Trump's "threatening and ranting" style reflected a miscalculation of Iran's power.
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And pretty soon, Robert Lewis Dear was ranting about "baby parts" after killing three people and wounding nine at a Planned Parenthood.
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Our team had exchanged personal and damning emails that ranged from ranting about the dysfunctional department to ugly commentary about our monster boss.
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As has become tradition during this strange, months long campaign, The Shadow Brokers released the files along with a ranting wall of text.
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Here he is highjacking a question intended for the Finnish president and ranting about how there weren't "wins" before he took office. pic.twitter.
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Kanye West has had enough of getting robbed ... which is why he's ranting about other rappers -- like, possibly Drake -- jacking his floating stage.
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As they have taken a harder line on online discourse, media regulators have made targets of celebrity gossip blogs, ranting rappers and more.
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First they introduce an antagonist called Mr Barren (Samuel L. Jackson, whose ranting villainy recalls his performance in another tired fantasy adventure, "Jumper").
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Regardless of Trump's ranting at the cabinet meeting Wednesday night, she has seemed downright eager to effectuate much more aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.
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As they have taken a harder line on online discourse, media regulators have made targets of celebrity gossip blogs, ranting rappers and more.
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Ranting and raving about how government spends too much money instead of sitting down and prioritizing solutions is irresponsible – especially for elected leaders.
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Now, instead of ranting pointlessly about politics to a curated group of people who share our views, we rant pointlessly about something else.
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"He seemed to be making a series of these ridiculous figures laughing or ranting and raving, maybe to amuse himself," Professor Kwakkelstein said.
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A man ranting about "high treason" repeatedly rammed his pickup truck into the side of a local news station in Dallas early Wednesday.
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It would be too easy to dismiss this unforeseen outburst as the ranting of a sociopath, or even a sick attempt at humor.
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The police had been called by a building security guard because Ms. Danner, who was a paranoid schizophrenic, was ranting in the hallways.
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In practice, many, if not most, liberals are as deeply disturbed by familial dysfunction as conservatives, but they are not ranting about it.
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Contributing Opinion Writer You may have heard an old crank in a big house ranting about appliances and unflushable toilets the other day.
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Instead of Kanye ranting on a stage, we get Kanye holding his son up to some Christmas lights and marveling along with him.
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In the TV show, Zelenskiy played a history teacher who accidentally becomes president after a video of him ranting about corruption goes viral.
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So, just kind of ranting about why it might be missing something or "my battery life is poor" or whatever it might be.
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Here's Trump ranting about the fake news media while the Fox & Friends desperately try to get him to talk about something else. pic.twitter.
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According to an audio tape published by Variety on Friday, Hasselbeck immediately bolted backstage and started ranting about Walters to co-host Joy Behar.
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If all famous people can constantly criticise Trump for the next four years he'll be too busy ranting on twitter to kill us all.
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Perhaps inevitably given the publication, although still disappointingly, the article quickly derails into a vintage slice of old white man ranting about safe spaces.
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It features things like J. Jonah Jameson ranting about Spider-Man ruining Comic-Con, Doctor Strange opening a portal, and Adam West's Batman dancing.
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Today, this conversational approach, so different from the tight observational humor or aggressive ranting popular in the first comedy boom, has become more common.
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After five years without watching David awkwardly dig himself into trouble while ranting about social customs, fans thought the show might truly be ending.
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"Grant's got a medical problem and it manifested itself here this morning... he was raving and ranting a bit," Neville Hackett told the paper.
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Trump, meanwhile, has often mocked Waters, having repeatedly labeled her a "low IQ" individual and saying her "ranting and raving" would cost Democrats votes.
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He quickly turns livid when his nationalistic aunt Pat, played with ferocious fun by Dearbhla Molloy, keeps ranting about "that fuckin' bitch" Margaret Thatcher.
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That day, Bob-Waksberg was ranting, as he frequently does, about how each version of iTunes is worse than the one that preceded it.
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For it was, in its own way, as out of touch with reality as the ranting of Donald Trump (whom Mr. Ryan never mentioned).
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He's ranting and schmoozing his way to the White House as the man who, through some alchemy, will make an anxious America proud again.
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Social media is flooded by Kremlin-funded trolls ranting about the illegitimacy of the American election process and warning of the potential for violence.
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I also have no doubts that, unlike Twitter, Ian would immediately kick out any Nazi or raving misogynist who started ranting inside his store.
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"She smelled blood in the water, went on Fox News and started ranting about how Democrats were dropping God from the Congress," he added.
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He did nearly all the talking, though his talk shifted easily into ranting, often screaming, sometimes in objection to things I did or said.
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In place of academic lectures, Mark records himself ranting at his laptop, composing "Boomer Missives" that are part white-male entitlement, part righteous rage.
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The dirty secret of many conservatives is that they never admit to actually reading Mr. Jones's ranting, but they also never publicly denounce him.
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YouTube videos increasingly feature emboldened racists ranting in any public place — an airplane, a craft store, a coffee shop, a classroom, a school bus.
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He is certainly a character larger than life, but half the time he was ranting, I didn't even understand what he was talking about.
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The episode, some of which, including audio of Officer Reynolds's ranting, was captured by a neighbor's security cameras, began shortly after 2:30 a.m.
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What is a Handmaid's Tale roundtable at this point if I am not ranting at all of the wasted potential in this once brilliant show?
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Now, a lot of this may seem like me just ranting about an iTunes-adjacent app again, and that's true: I do that a lot.
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"As far as hacking, I think it was Russia," he acknowledged at last before ranting at the media for publishing the contents of the dossier.
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Witness those American shock jocks ranting about no-go zones in cities whose names they would struggle to spell, let alone find on a map.
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An author with access to Bookclicker also provided screencaps of Hopkins ranting in a main channel about copycat authors who also used the "cocky" concept.
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In the first few minutes of Reverie, a new episodic science fiction thriller premiering Wednesday, May 30th on NBC, the protagonist starts ranting about smartphones.
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Ahead of the occupation on Saturday, a video was posted online showing Jon Ritzheimer, an anti-Islam activist and militia member, ranting about the case.
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The breathless journalism, the sensational front-page headlines, the 220006/2202 cable station "breaking news" reports and the hysterical ranting by virulent alt-right websites?
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But Democrats like Perez who think that ranting about Russia and snarking about "bromances" will paper over divisions in their own party are sorely mistaken.
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After the CBS interview aired last week -- showing Kelly ranting and crying -- many viewers thought he was faking it, or having a very real breakdown.
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When a Conservative does even a fraction of what Chris Cuomo did with his lunatic ranting, raving, & cursing, they get destroyed by the Fake News.
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Natalia's criticism, however, is a bit different than your run-of-the-mill fan ranting — because she was actually an actress in the darn thing.
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He's taken to ranting against Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman he nominated a year ago but now resents, calling his decisions crazy and misguided.
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The police had been called by a building security guard because Ms. Danner had been ranting in a hallway and tearing posters off the wall.
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President Hassan Rouhani's nuanced speech at the U.N. General Assembly, they say, offered the image of reasonableness in the face of an adversary's angry ranting.
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At his confirmation hearings, Brett Kavanaugh was the perfect metaphor for the Court in our times: splitting the country with his ranting and his rhetoric.
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Even as he took a big step toward taking health insurance away from millions, Mr. Trump started ranting about taking citizenship away from flag-burners.
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A heavily armed assailant ranting about Jews tried to force his way into a synagogue in Halle, Germany yesterday, before he killed two people nearby.
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I end up ranting about the flawed criminal justice system and E. and I talk about things we want to emphasize with our own children.
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That's the kind of depravity we seem to be witnessing more of since Trump came down his gilded escalator and began ranting about Mexican rapists.
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The independence from Trump's perspective was welcome, but unfortunately, that doesn't mean its brand of conservatism was any better than that of the ranting demagogue.
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So yes, Fear offers insight into a dysfunctional policy process, with new details of President Trump ranting, raving, and clashing with aides behind the scenes.
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"My Twitter account (@LOLGuy15) had turned into just me ranting about politics, so Mastodon was a perfect place to take a break from Twitter," @meme says.
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The far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who was in Westminster at the time, is now ranting to assembled media, with another member of the far right.
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Just as the various accusations against Bill Clinton would be even more damaging today, so would all Trump's grotesque ranting about wanting to fuck Princess Diana.
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Image: YouTube/LastWeekTonightHBO's "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" is currently on summer hiatus, but that hasn't stopped Oliver from ranting about how birds are awful.
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Learn to do that and not only will you have fewer damning, ranting emails to your credit, you will also save yourself a lot of time.
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We talked to this guy for several hours, before he started getting super drunk and ranting about how Texas was the only economically self-sustaining state.
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Most of America has already nominated Trump to get some much-needed Twitter assistance, yet he continues his unhinged ranting and raving on the social platform.
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Hours before her glam photoshoot hit the web, Chyna was ranting on Snapchat about her baby daddy in a series of serious — and somewhat confusing — messages.
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The Late Show host imagined a Trump cameo in the movie Thursday, in which the President portrays a Russian flag, ranting about Russia to a cookie.
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" No one, she says in the film, "could have been better than he at transforming from a civilized, serious person into that ranting and raving hooligan.
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One candidate consistently goes off on tangents, ranting without focus, often about items that are significant to his business interests but irrelevant to the nation's wellbeing.
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The same Slim Shady who was ranting about Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera cannot just throw slurs at pop stars and expect to come away unscathed.
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But what if the ranting, ill-informed old guy who strongly believes things that just aren't true happens to be the president of the United States?
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And one can acknowledge that rhetoric's evils while doubting that the ranting of a president so hemmed in, unpopular and weak is meaningfully threatening the Constitution.
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He was so unhinged and ranting in that call to 'Fox & Friends' this week that even the hosts couldn't wait to get him off the air.
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Talking to people whom we disagree with is more important now than it has been before, and I don't mean just ranting on your Facebook wall.
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Ms. Tomlin recalled a man who, after harassing and threatening employees, had begun showing up at her newspaper's office, ranting and demanding to speak with people.
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She did have a designated driver, who failed miserably at stopping Chyna from ranting about the importance of registering to vote and lots of other stuff.
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It's like ranting through a megaphone at the Pyramids about Islam or screaming about how the Eiffel Tower is too French while pouring wine into the Seine.
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Everyone's sitting around chatting and drinking when, all of a sudden, a guy starts freaking out among the crowd, ranting and raving about his nightmares and visions.
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Strange though it may seem, the best way for Sanders to fill the most gaping hole in his campaign is to get better ranting about Wall Street.
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From there, the moderators turned back to Donald Trump, who began ranting about China devaluing their currency when they are, right now, doing literally the opposite thing.
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Storming onto the floor, Lexie starts ranting about how awful Harry is, and how Allie has basically created some sort of oligarchy between herself and the Guards.
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"We can't lose our cool and start ranting and waving our arms," Clinton said on the call, according to her campaign in an apparent reference to Trump.
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The FOX reporter narrating the video also notes that she began "ranting about President Trump" before sticking the machete in the door of the boutique and leaving.
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The performance immediately packed the spacious show space and the set was Consumer Electronics as jam band; death dub jazz ranting, where fun and anti fun collided.
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DNC senior adviser Zac Petkanas knocked Trump for "ranting about crowd sizes on the National Mall" during the president's speech at the Central Intelligence Agency on Saturday.
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Below is an example of some gamer ranting about a movie they clearly have not seen from a synopsis that they definitely (sort of, mostly, probably) read.
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During the campaign, for instance, his aides learned that they had to mix in positive coverage, or Trump would become unhinged—and then start ranting on Twitter.
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But Tehran has largely dismissed threats from the White House, calling Trump's words "baseless ranting" from an "inexperienced" leader and vowing it would continue its missile tests.
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The speech, these observers said, showed what kind of president Trump could be if he were disciplined and focused on persuading Americans, rather than ranting on Twitter.
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Ganz portrayed Hitler as a ranting and delusional madman, but also as a fatherly figure suffering from Parkinson's disease who fussed about the welfare of his secretaries.
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The man started ranting at the woman, Delsie Gayle, while he was in the aisle, after he tried to get past her to sit by the window.
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I vividly remember hearing her crying at 2 in the morning over her AP physics lab, and ranting to her friends about her failings in AP Spanish.
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" He spent the majority of his time ranting about the press, then predicted the response: "Tomorrow, they'll be saying, 'Donald Trump rants and raves at the press.
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" Mr. Cohn added, "As a Jewish American, I will not allow neo-Nazis ranting 'Jews will not replace us' to cause this Jew to leave his job.
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"They have shown nothing in their ranting and raving that shows any level of knowledge of where they would go or where they would take this," she said.
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Related: Iran dismisses Trump's 'ranting' and vows more missile tests On notice On Thursday, Trump declined to rule out the prospect of military action against the Islamic Republic.
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Making the web less annoyingIt's easy to start ranting about how much the web sucks these days, but the truth is that it used to suck much worse.
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Mr Trump could give up on the idea of signing any legislation in the next two years, preferring to rule by executive order, while ranting against the opposition.
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But in recent years, the Iron Islanders have been mostly confined to ranting about how awesome things used to be while launching raids on any neighbor in sight.
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Smith had let slip about Tulisa drunkenly ranting in the back of his car about hating cocaine and the damage it was doing to one of her relatives.
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Mariah Carey doesn't know what the hell Nick Cannon is ranting about in his angry rap about child custody and divorce ... sources connected to the singer tell TMZ.
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She also addressed Kanye's controversial rant during his appearance on Saturday Night Live, where he was recorded backstage calling Swift fake and ranting about the SNL stage crew.
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Key also promised viewers that the duo were "cooking up new stuff together," although that presumably won't include an "anger translator" for Obama's short-tempered, Twitter-ranting successor.
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And then—just weeks after ranting about how Trump is good on stage—Kanye walked through the doors at Trump Tower for a meeting with the president-elect.
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As he sat with his mouth open, his dentist started ranting about how people approach brushing and flossing as chores and often did these two basic things wrong.
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And, two years after winning the presidency, he is still ranting about Hillary Clinton, now claiming that it was her campaign, not his, that colluded with the Russians.
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He manages to become president of Ukraine after a video of him ranting about corruption goes viral: He becomes a symbolic everyman, fighting the country's ruling oligarchical classes.
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Your stoned cousin starts tapping on his FitBit the same way you'd cue up a track on a CDJ while ranting about why climate change is a myth.
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It doesn't let him get away with anything, and when he's ranting about how hard white guys have it nowadays, it lets Ali push back against his nonsense.
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And twice, he demurred, the first time by ranting about his Electoral College victory, the second time by berating the Jewish reporter who dared to inquire about it.
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He wasted time at Thursday's briefing... ranting about the media... So here's what I said on CNN after the briefing: We know Trump is obsessed with news coverage.
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Tennis players, coming unglued on court, can 'look like lunatics in a public square,' Agassi writes, 'ranting and swearing and conducting Lincoln-Douglas debates with their alter egos.
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That attack, during which police say the suspect killed two people while ranting racist and anti-Muslim slurs, sparked discussions about the state's ugly history of white supremacy.
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Asked to resolve his inconsistent statements about witness testimony during the Senate trial, Trump starts ranting about Adam Schiff and the "total hoax" Russia and Ukraine investigations pic.twitter.
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Both seem energized by opposition, even if they respond to it differently — Mr. Trump by ranting and belittling his critics; Francis never directly, but gently, in pointed asides.
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The law enforcement official said the text of the letter contained derogatory, at time unintelligible and ranting language, and was addressed to a commanding officer at the base.
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It's a general rule of social media that before ranting about a story on Twitter you should probably go beyond the headline and at least skim through the article.
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The New York lawyer who was caught on video last Wednesday ranting against Spanish-speaking restaurant workers posted an online apology Tuesday morning on his Twitter and LinkedIn accounts.
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How many Conservative or Labour candidates, confronted on the doorstep by an elderly voter ranting about "the coloureds", would call him what he is—a racist—to his face?
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The family didn't notice anything was going on until Tefft showed up to a family gathering "ranting about the Jews" and identifying himself as a fascist, the nephew said.
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Trump hit at Waters again on Tuesday, predicted that her "ranting and raving, even referring to herself as a wounded animal," would drive people away from the Democratic Party.
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Indeed, when her chauvinistic boss starts ranting about how his underlings are part of the "pressure-free generation," she just asks what she did to spur yet another tirade.
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More publicly, Mr. Trump has been berating Republican lawmakers for suggesting that his behavior toward Ukraine was anything other than "PERFECT" — as he has taken to ranting on Twitter.
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The rest of her time she spent off topic ranting about the importance of this election and the vast amount of time she has been in the public sector.
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" Police Commander Kevin Duffin said investigators are looking into whether the attack was a hate crime and "whether or not this is sincere or just stupid ranting and raving.
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" While criticizing Ellis's "ranting, stream-of-consciousness book," she says the topics he covers "would be rich fodder for a real analysis of the Great Awokening and its excesses.
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TV. "There's a difference between saying, 'there's areas here where we can make improvements and here are my ideas' as opposed to going on ad hominem ranting," he added.
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She wreaks havoc on his life with wildly abusive emails, ranting voicemails, and attacks on his character that eventually extend to his family and professional contacts, including prospective employers.
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And it's very off-putting seeing all the complaints—drivers can't seem to get to grips with their bitterness and do something, instead of ranting and raving about it.
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Trump, Jacobson noted, will try to mobilize his base by ranting about "socialism" and of course some potential Democratic candidates will be more vulnerable to that charge than others.
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Plante took faithful dictation as she carried on like a character out of her own novels, ranting and weeping, endlessly victimized but breezily indifferent to the suffering she inflicted.
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Mr. Trump has already a similar penchant for stunt, but his recent choice of mood-booster — ranting in front of Phoenix crowds — might be the strangest thing of all.
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The legendary comedian/host was chilling Wednesday in Bev Hills -- on Rodeo Drive, naturally -- and told us there's simply no truth to Curry's ranting about the past few weeks.
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He called 911 afterward, and later made a ranting phone call to the F.B.I.'s national tip line, a phone number he had called several times in the past.
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His videos featured him ranting directly to the camera, The Daily Show-style, on topics like Beyonce's feuds, Lindsay Lohan's antics, and reality TV with unapologetic bluntness and wit.
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"This has to be seen in the context of a president who has been ranting and railing against Latin America continually for the last several years," Mr. Feinberg added.
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" The person recounted a recent conversation with Coulter in which, "She was ranting about, 'AOC's going to be the next president even if she's not old enough to run.
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Depending on your tastes and inclinations, particular expressions of desire for community stability can seem outrageous — like a man in rural Nebraska ranting about the evils of Muslim immigrants.
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Rather than ranting about Atlanta's superiority, the actor and his jaunty captain's hat calmly headed to the stage and commandeered the mic to thank voters on behalf of Silicon Valley.
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Photo: APFor more than a decade now, FBI directors have been ranting about investigators being cut off from prized intelligence sources thanks to the widespread adoption of digitally encrypted communications.
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Many rejectionists fear that Mr Renzi could win the referendum but lose the next election, ushering in five years of government by M5S's leader, the ranting ex-comedian Beppe Grillo.
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In a daze of exhaustion, I mentally made the connection to the possibility of being brutally killed and started ranting my theories about Steven Avery and Netflix's Making a Murderer.
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Trump lost composure quickly, talking over Clinton, ranting, and warning he will get to Pennsylvania Avenue no matter what, as though owning a hotel is the same as being POTUS.
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Chris Brown called himself a "piece of sh*t" this morning after ranting against R&B singer Kehlani ... essentially saying her suicidal episode is a P.R. stunt concocted for sympathy.
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He paused the show for a few minutes, ranting about being too grown to have people untying his kicks, and ripping an overzealous fan for getting too close for comfort.
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Trump also spent Saturday ranting about crowd size and the media while standing in front of a memorial dedicated to CIA officers who were killed in the line of duty.
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The memes began trending in full force last week after a video of ABC news anchor Amy Robach ranting about the network killing an interview with an Epstein accuser leaked.
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"I will shake your sweaty hand, because you're doing such a great thing," the man said, before ranting about how much he hated the new sculpture at Grand Army Plaza.
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I've been blogging about this stuff for years and been ranting about it since I could talk, but this is the first time anyone has seemed to pay any attention.
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The confused ranting feels at times like the dramatic equivalent of a nervous breakdown, and, added to Joseph K.'s actual trial, makes for a mind-numbing, drawn-out whole.
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The Oregonian reports that the suspect was yelling and ranting aboard a MAX train in Portland Friday afternoon, using "hate speech or biased language," according to Portland police spokesman Sgt.
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New York (CNN)US President Donald Trump was "ranting and venting on trade" to French President Emmanuel Macron during their bilateral meeting Monday evening, according to a senior diplomatic source.
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Robert Klein ain't cracking jokes when it comes to Donald Trump -- he came unhinged, ranting about the President's numerous scandals ... then came face-to-face with some vocal Trump supporters.
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One time I had students come in to hang out, and they were in the middle of ranting about a conservative student who was outspoken about the transgender bathroom issue.
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In addition to ranting about the shutdown, Cardi slammed President Donald Trump for forcing some federal employees to return to work without being paid and trying to construct a border wall.
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Bernie Sanders -- He has allowed his passion to stray into ranting territory, making him the Howard Beale of politics ("I'm mad as Hell and I'm not going to take it anymore").
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The memo has a ranting nature, and claims the gender gap within tech exists because women are biologically different from men in ways that make them less suited to engineering roles.
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" However, Hernadez conceded that "perhaps the edibles [she had taken] had influenced [her] perception and made [her] feel as if he were ranting a bit and still bummed about the incident.
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While disgruntled Arsenal fans have become accustomed to ranting about the club's 'fourth-place trophy' in recent years, the team are now in considerable danger of losing out on even that.
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And then he's off, viciously kicking Trump piñatas and ranting about Russia and Vladimir Putin and the birther movement and the Electoral College and how Trump doesn't even want the job.
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Check out the video -- while Ballmer was ranting and raving and screaming about his excitement for the Clippers, Dolan ... well, let's just say he wasn't as outwardly enthusiastic about his team.
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NEW YORK – A lawyer who was caught on video ranting against Spanish-speaking restaurant workers has been kicked out of his office space and faces a complaint from two elected officials.
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The whole sorry spectacle shows that Trump's campaign is riven by internal rivalries and that the cronies he's surrounded himself with (and put on his vice-presidential shortlist) are ranting fools.
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For a man who spends much of his time ranting about fake news, President Donald Trump's properties sure have a lot of fake TIME Magazine covers with his face on them.
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She clearly just wants to make out or something, but Archie is way too busy biting his thumb and ranting to pay attention to the gorgeous girl sitting on his desk.
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"That's what has been decided, we've failed the test, it's no use ranting against the professors now ... I failed ... now everyone is going to think 1 euro is enough," Mion said.
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There's something a little off about the enraged man who went viral for ranting about women on dating sites before getting attacked -- he has a pattern of noisy and disturbing altercations.
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This while servicing over a hundred thousand paying customers, stewarding Ruby on Rails, writing a new book, and ranting with a fervor against the extractive logic of many a venture capitalist.
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Giuliani was the Trump campaign's designated ranting and red-faced uncle, but his job after the election has been a cyber position in which the Trump team doesn't seem terribly invested.
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Buzzfeed News first reported on his YouTube channel, which consists of 22019 videos that show Beierle ranting to the camera about a range of topics related to gender relations and race.
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But audiences used to seeing Mr. Trump ad-lib on the campaign trail — riffing on protesters, ranting at mosquitoes — saw a much more on-message candidate, sticking tightly to his script.
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Your boyfriend is basically Jameela Jamil, but instead of posting selfies with a copy of We Should All Be Feminists and trolling weight loss tea and Photoshop, he's ranting about capitalism.
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Preorder a copy of the film here, and check out this intense clip of Rat Scabies ranting and ruminating on his life and career in the middle of a French market.
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After years of ranting about those issues, every Republican senator but one voted to approve this bill, which will saddle the country with a minimum of $1 trillion of additional debt.
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By the time I reached my early 30s, I had read every miserable Facebook post from people I knew with kids, ranting about never being able to sleep past 5 a.m.
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The fired F.B.I. director, James Comey, said in a recent interview that Mr. Trump is "morally unfit" for the job, and Mr. Trump predictably replied by ranting about him on Twitter.
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Indeed, many of the topics Ellis blithely skates over in this ranting, stream-of-consciousness book would be rich fodder for a real analysis of the Great Awokening and its excesses.
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But the instructor is mean and aggressive from even before the class starts, berating riders for not adjusting their seats and ranting about how disappointed he'll be if we're off-beat.
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" Mr. Cohn told The Financial Times that "as a Jewish American, I will not allow neo-Nazis ranting 'Jews will not replace us' to cause this Jew to leave his job.
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In audio first put online by right-wing pundit and provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos on Saturday, white nationalist Richard Spencer can allegedly be heard ranting about Jewish people and mixed-race people.
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When Shalhoub's Senator Wheatus launches an Astroturfed grassroots organization called "The One Wayers," its members are politely baffled that murdering the socialist monsters he keeps ranting about might cross a line.
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"You're not at all concerned about the statement he made, 'If I get in we will review his case' ... after ranting and raving about no jail time?" the judge asked prosecutors.
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While hate speech and incitement is far too often dismissed as bigoted ranting or merely painful words, it can also serve as an important warning sign for much more severe consequences.
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"Imagine the President of the United States rolling around the West Wing, disoriented, ranting, angry, carrying on and paranoid, dreaming up public policy -- it's a dangerous thing for America," Waters tweeted.
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At their worst, they feel like this guy who used to frequent a coffee shop I went to and who was always ranting about Vladimir Putin's secret plans for the universe.
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However, most of his time onscreen is devoted to ranting and raving with the gusto of a man unconcerned with social conventions, his long but thinning hair splayed about his head.
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The news comes after weeks of erratic behavior from West, including cutting short concerts on his now-canceled Saint Pablo Tour and ranting on stage about everyone from Beyoncé to Donald Trump.
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In one of three tenuously connected parallel storylines, a mountain man named Buster (Malek) survives by breaking into empty vacation homes while ranting about Y2K to radio shows and phone-sex operators.
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This year, however, watching and listening to Donald Trump's erratic daily bullying, ranting, bragging, scapegoating, and name-calling, my conscience and my three adult children will not let me vote for him.
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His manifesto contains dozens of unattributed quotations, receipts for concert tickets, tapes, and other music merchandise, page layouts perhaps displaced from critical theory or meditation guides — and generally reads as untethered ranting.
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Jones, who broadcasts his radio show on 150 stations, as well as on his website Infowars, has stirred controversy and gained notoriety for his furious, ranting style and belief in conspiracy theories.
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Her transformation is astonishing, from an undernourished sexy goth rocker in "Stridentism/Creationism," to a bearded, badly disheveled homeless man ranting the words of Lucio Fontana, wondering the debris of old Berlin.
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He also said he was "appalled by the administration's child-separation policy" on the southern border and described his ranting about the news media as the "enemy of the people" as dangerous.
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It was later discovered that Long had previously posted several ranting videos on YouTube -- and wore a TMT hat and had a TMT sticker on his chair in some of the clips.
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He strides before his army like General Patton, readying them to take back the day, but he's ranting about poisoning his enemies by dipping his signature bat in the zombies' toxic blood.
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"I know they were humiliated in last year's governor's race, but that's no excuse to run around spreading lies and ranting about conspiracies," said Richard Azzopardi, a senior adviser to Mr. Cuomo.
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The highlight was Ms. Hannigan's searing performance of Berio's "Sequenza III," from 1965, in which this pioneering composer was already pushing the voice to extremes and boldly mixing rumination with feverish ranting.
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But that won't stop him from trying to take credit for what passed at year's end, as we learned from the stream-of-consciousness letter Trump sent ranting at Pelosi over impeachment.
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To the Editor: Despite their ranting, raving and pounding on the table, the Republican members of the House Oversight Committee implied agreement with everything Michael Cohen said by not questioning his facts.
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The 30-minute video, posted online, features Shekau, the disputed leader of Islamic State-affiliated Boko Haram, flanked by masked and armed militants, ranting to the camera behind stacks of Qu'ranic texts.
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What she did not recognise was what he became as he spoke: a raving, ranting midget, foaming and roaring about the need for total war, and making the crowd roar back its approval.
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But his parents told The Associated Press that over the past several years, he&aposs struggled mentally, sometimes appearing well-functioning and other times, not taking his medication and ranting on social media.
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I'm sitting in a film studies class, low on rest, with some old professor ranting on about Collateral—the one with the "coolest" version of Tom Cruise, and uncoolest version of Jamie Foxx.
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TMZ shot this video outside the club of Liziane ranting that Jason had flown her from Vegas to be with him for the night and for some reason left her high and dry.
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Servant of the People is named after the TV comedy series where Zelenskiy played a scrupulously honest history teacher who accidentally becomes president after a video of him ranting about corruption goes viral.
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The enraged man who went viral for ranting about women on dating sites before getting ragdolled in a bagel shop is defending his misogyny ... he says it's women's fault in the first place.
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"This suspect was on the train and he was yelling and ranting and raving, a lot of different things, including what would be characterized as hate speech or bias language," Portland Police Sgt.
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At the same time, giving in to the temptation to wax poetic about the state of the world post-Trump too easily descends into political ranting, or to speculation about what might happen.
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Sensationalized and uninformed commentary doesn't help matters and in fact makes everything worse, contributing to the system of baseless ranting and invented reality that so many who oppose the president seem to abhor.
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Indeed, much of the premiere's emotional heat is derived from the contrast between Christian Slater's high-octane ranting and Rami Malek's lockjawed, bug-eyed demeanor as Elliot tries to ignore what he hears.
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According to an unnamed passenger who spoke to the Daily Mail, Rhymes was "ranting and raving" at her, demanding to know why she'd used his locker and ordering her to move her things.
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And while he harnessed his egoism somewhat during that speech, it raged anew on Friday, when he destroyed any momentum his remarks might have given him with a rambling, ranting, unnecessary news conference.
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Actually, we meet Will first, ranting and raving and weeping and wailing in a coffee shop and in his therapist's office, his actions explained by the voice-over narration of Samuel L. Jackson.
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In case you don't read blogs with names like the Angry Patriot, she's a kid who became famous in conservative circles for ranting about Barack Obama at last year's Conservative Political Action Conference.
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"In the midst of his ranting and raving, some people approached him and appeared to try to intervene with his behavior and some of the people that he was yelling at," Simpson said.
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Mr. Christian, who the authorities said had a history of making extremist statements on social media, was ranting at, and talking disparagingly about, the two women, one of whom was wearing a hijab.
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The new bar: Prove capable of speaking for 60 minutes without throwing a temper tantrum and ranting about ratings, the failing New York Times, fake news or the size of your inaugural crowd.
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It is not the type institution that would have an app that might send out push notifications to its app's subscribers quoting Nirvana lyrics and ranting about the biblical evils of Donald Trump.
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"The old men behind me kept saying things [about the protesters] like, 'Here's the crazies' Eventually these same men started ranting about the Skull and Bones society as a global conspiracy," Nichols adds.
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The police had been called by a building security guard because Ms. Danner, a paranoid schizophrenic with a history of hospitalizations, had been ranting in a hallway and tearing posters off the wall.
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Over the weekend, he walked out of his Sacramento concert after a mere 30 minutes, most of which he spent ranting about everything from Barack Obama and Donald Trump to Beyoncé rigging the VMAs.
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"As a Jewish American, I will not allow neo-Nazis ranting 'Jews will not replace us' to cause this Jew to leave his job," he said, referring to chants by neo-Nazis in Charlottesville.
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Soon, the two had only the desperate ploy of sending Claire back to the future, where she reappeared three years after going missing (all the way back in the series' pilot), ranting about Culloden.
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The problem for the Republican Party is that the very antics that earn good ratings—ranting about Mexican "rapists" or insulting a fallen soldier's parents—are poison in terms of appealing to moderate voters.
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With Donald Trump zingers like, "this swamp thing" and "orange man with an unidentifiable furry object on his head ranting into the wind," the political pundit has garnered fierce admiration for her raw commentary.
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"If you have a father making derogatory statements, if he's ranting Anti-American sentiments, if he's instilling hatred toward others that are not Muslim, that, by its very nature, is psychologically harmful," Barbara said.
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A 65-year-old man was killed on Wednesday afternoon after a teenager who had been ranting incoherently punched him on a subway platform in Brooklyn, knocking him onto the tracks, the police said.
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After ranting against Wall Street and excoriating his opponent Hillary Clinton for her connections to the financial industry, Trump has abandoned the populism of his campaign and staffed up with a small army of bankers.
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A member from a highly Democratic state who is seeking higher office, for example, may spend their question time ranting against Trump in the hope that their rant will make the local news back home.
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From starting drama with Wiz Khalifa (which was resolved) to sharing thoughts about his opulent life (remember the marble conference tables tweet?) to just ranting about whatever comes to mind, he is nothing but entertaining.
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His ranting internet manifesto, "The Great Replacement", repeated a staple far-right conspiracy theory: that non-white and Muslim immigrants in Western countries are invaders, ushered in by scheming elites to replace ethnic-European populations.
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"I think we've all realized that sharing articles on Facebook or ranting on Twitter really aren't effective means of addressing our big collective challenges," said Lee Anne Grant, one of the Reboot Democracy's founding members.
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Since we're ranting about IIHF shootouts, let's use the obscure player spot to look back at the only one (so far) that ever decided an Olympic gold medal: the 200 contest between Canada and Sweden.
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It's easier to enjoy a grown man ranting about wanting to smear his own diarrhea onto the TV screen when you know that he is fully aware how silly his obsession with video games is.
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The bigger issue is that Coulter's Twitter tussle is about an emerging new norm: ranting at customer service via social media, which in turn leads the company to respond to (and therefore encourage) the rant.
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President Donald Trump has a prediction: He is going to look at the news headlines on Friday, and they will read that his Thursday press conference was a "ranting and raving" censuring of the press.
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"In the midst of his ranting and raving, some people approached him and appeared to try to intervene with his behavior and some of the people that he was yelling at," Portland police spokesman Sgt.
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This intermingling of reporting and ranting could ultimately have the opposite effect that Facebook hopes it will, damaging the credibility of local news by forcing it into a News Feed that facilitates division and distrust.
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"A lot of the time, what with you marching around ranting about 'Manifest Destiny' or '54-40 or Fight,' we were never all that sure whether you were friend or foe," the editorial board wrote.
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Kanye has had a batshit crazy few weeks — changing and delaying the release of his album, dissing Taylor Swift, tweeting about being $53 million in debt, asking Marc Zuckerberg for money, ranting backstage at SNL.
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On Thursday morning, hours after the Senate defied Donald Trump by passing a funding bill that didn't include the president's desired $5 billion for a wall along the southern border, he was online and ranting.
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The fake news, false identities, cyberattacks and other tactics outlined in the Justice Department indictment last week seemed aimed at people who probably already got that sort of ranting from plenty of zany, homegrown sources.
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Before Hannity, Tucker Carlson spent most of his hour-long show ranting about the addictive dangers of social media and urging the Trump administration to investigate Clinton's campaign for allegedly manipulating the Democratic National Committee.
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Tasks that had once been accomplished by putting brief remarks on the record became an opportunity to hold the floor in an otherwise empty room, ranting for the cameras — and generating footage for campaign ads.
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He took the mic and simply went off, using the word "apparently" over and over again while ranting about being scared "half to death" on the super slide and watching the Powerball with his grandpa.
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Whether he forgot the words, or was just having strange issues with his teeth again, it's not a great look for a guy who spent the weekend ranting about how "like, really smart" he is.
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Always eager to add their two cents to a sports conversation, those callers contributed to the debating, ranting, venting, joking, analyzing and predicting radio-fest that helped make "Mike and the Mad Dog" a cultural phenomenon.
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Clad in a T-shirt, form fitting athletic shorts, tall socks, and sneakers, Singh is both sexier and scarier than Henry Rollins in his prime, gyrating, screaming, singing, and ranting as she interacts with the crowd.
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"Peoples is having interest in free files ... But people is no interest in #EQGRP_Auction," the mysterious hacker group complained in a ranting post on Medium, which seems to be purposely written in Borat-style broken English.
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When a tiny fringe group of MRAs threatened to boycott Mad Max: Fury Road, major newspapers and trade publications covered it seriously, as a legitimate threat, rather than the deranged ranting of some really dumb bloggers.
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She had run before!) While Homer and Bart backed perennial villain Montgomery Burns, an aging, ranting businessman who was running for purely selfish reasons (seeking to keep his nuclear plant open and his cash flow rolling).
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One night in the pub, he claimed the private school he'd attended had "an anti-conservative ethos," and I started ranting about how stupid that was, talking loudly enough for the people around us to hear.
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A news feed could have a story from a credible news outlet, a ranting post from a neighbor, a fake news article from a conspirator, and "sponsored" content from an advertiser — all appear one after another.
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Last Friday, in Brasília, Pia Sundhage had her Swedish team adopt that strategy against Solo and her American teammates, and they came away with a stunning victory in an Olympic soccer quarterfinal that left Solo ranting.
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One source recalls feeling uncomfortable, listening to Bannon ranting about black rioters in Ferguson, Mo. These sources criticize Bannon for binding himself to a movement that they say has virulent anti-Semitism and racism within it.
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But the president was thrilled when Kavanaugh transformed himself into a ranting boor who demanded to know whether one Democratic senator had a drinking problem and who blamed all his trouble on leftists and Clinton Democrats.
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GAME PIECES: In addition to tokens for all the players, you have: a phone with the numbers of your three remaining "friends" who can still tolerate your ranting for 45 uninterrupted minutes about the WITCH HUNT!
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Nonetheless, with the rise of more platforms disrupting the myth of purity, with millennials ranting on Twitter and women talking openly to men, we can begin to add a little filth into the principles of morality.
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The United States attorney in the area had been alerted, but had spent his energy instead looking for the supposedly widespread voting by undocumented immigrants that Trump kept ranting about — and that has never been proven.
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It might be a strange reason for someone with no home in New York to stay up into the night watching four hours of angry, confused ranting, but it's the only one I can give you.
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It doesn't matter that violent threats against abortion providers skyrocketed in 2015, and that a gunman ranting about "baby parts" shot up a Planned Parenthood in November in the deadliest-ever attack on a US abortion clinic.
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But today, we must take a brief pause because I am sick and feverish—probably ranting right now, but too delirious to tell—and I have no grand insights or great research or cutting commentary to add.
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"It seems to me if he goes up and makes a campaign trip somewhere in Ohio, he's just as likely to spend his time ranting about immigrants rather than talking about improvements in the economy," Bannon said.
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I'm at the Trump Bar within Trump Tower, the gilded skyscraper named after the blustery blonde Twitter-ranting demagogue who is easily the most controversial presidential candidate of all time, and am just now recognizing my vulnerability.
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The upside is that if the phone ban applies to everyone, it will stop or at least slow the president's volatile Twitter ranting, which is both a national security threat and, on a personal level, very stressful.
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I was probably moaning about NATO and ranting about "Swastika Eyes," maybe I said a few things a bit strong, but it's a rock 'n' roll interview and I think you should say things to get attention.
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Though seemingly desensitized by years of terror on our buses and streets, much of this voluble country has been left speechless by the news of Jews being gunned down during Shabbat prayers by a ranting anti-Semite.
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"I remember him once trying to soothe his pain while we were working with medical marijuana, and him putting on FKA twigs and ranting for a good 45 minutes about what a genius she was," Adam said.
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He made his reputation as a communist-baiting member of the House un-American Activities Committee and destroyed his reputation as president with the Watergate burglaries and the White House tapes of his ranting against the elites.
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"You can make an argument that the people who pay the price are the people who do the real reporting — not the hot takes, and not the clickbait — and who aren't extreme and ranting," Mr. Hayes said.
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Ranting about Auschwitz and the debased value of American culture, von Sydow's aging artist has worn down his former-student-turned-lover (Barbara Hershey), who wants to leave him while she still has a shot at romance.
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This week Angela was not only back to her paranoid ranting, she took the lunacy up a notch, living in filth and shambling through Manhattan in an oversized coat that hung about her like an asylum bathrobe.
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Like, my wife and I make incredibly similar Twitter jokes all of the time, and the amount of really, really personal and frightening vitriol that she gets always eclipses the amount of negative ranting I get from strangers.
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The YouTube strike come a few days after Facebook refused to take down a video of Jones ranting against Robert Mueller, in which he accused the special counsel of committing sex crimes against children and mimed shooting him.
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" Moore resigned last week after ranting that male stars carry the sport -- saying, "If I was a lady player, I'd go down every night on my knees and thank God that Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal were born.
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The second seed began the tournament ranting and raving, scraping through back-to-back five-setters, but he has been a model of efficiency since and has his eyes fixed firmly on a first title at Roland Garros.
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He hijacks a Republican Party that has paved the way for him with years of ranting, bigotry, bellicosity and what Robert Kagan, in The Washington Post, has rightly called "racially tinged derangement syndrome" with respect to President Obama.
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Other players around the league either went into, or stayed in, the locker room during the song which, if you'll recall, was the NFL's preferred solution back when it shit its pants after President Trump's initial idiotic ranting.
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Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, told Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency that Trump's rhetoric about putting Iran on notice was "baseless ranting" and that Iran would "vigorously" continue missile tests, per CNN.
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" But Shields, the author of a book on Jackson's music and a fan for more than two decades, said it is all a matter of perspective: "We also view the media as a ranting mob in some circumstances.
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It's amazing that a guy ranting against the so-called party of [the elite annual economics gathering] Davos went to Harvard Business School, worked at Goldman Sachs, bought and sold Hollywood companies, takes money from right-wing billionaires.
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The goal is to eventually build habits so that rather than just ranting on Twitter, people can use OutreachCircle to keep their communities engaged, essentially performing the function of an old-fashioned neighborhood precinct captain or PTA president.
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Why, it used to be we couldn't go a day without someone in the industry ranting about the evils of GameStop, and how the "churn" of used games through retail stores was destroying the finances of publishers and developers.
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It's not a huge surprise then that the author's been a vocal critic of the president on Twitter, comparing him to a "crazy, ranting uncle," a "rabid coyote with bad hair," and even one of his own fictional villains.
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In the immediate days after the storm, Trump was more preoccupied ranting about NFL's national anthem controversy and feuding with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz instead of signaling to his administration to focus on hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
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But don't be fooled, at some point in the near future the Democrats will start ranting... [1150 EDT] - ...that FEMA, our Military, and our First Responders, who are all unbelievable, are a disaster and not doing a good job.
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Both slightly sad looking mini abominable creatures were doused in a tiny baggie of potassium phosphate, a food additive also known as E340, one of the E numbers that your Mum used to mention when ranting about blue smarties.
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It could say that he has more discipline than he gets credit for, and that instead of a mad, lonely king ranting in his castle, he is actually a profoundly flawed tactician playing his own pale version of chess.
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The Times had a bombshell story last week saying the deputy attorney general felt so badly used by President Trump last year after the firing of James Comey that he considered wearing a wire to record the president's ranting.
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The episode began on Friday when the three men were attacked on a Portland commuter train as they tried to calm Mr. Christian, who, the police said, was ranting and talking disparagingly about the women, one wearing a hijab.
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Like a child who is used to getting his way, Mr. Trump — who is not ready for prime time — is holding his breath and then screaming, ranting and threatening those around him as his presidential way of leading America.
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Acosta is one of several reporters who have become media sensations — racking up viral news clips and tens of thousands of Twitter followers — by feuding publicly with administration officials or ranting about the unique dangers of the Trump presidency.
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A "ranting and raving" Trump demanded the closure of the US-Mexico border at El Paso,Texas, in late March, despite being told by Nielsen it was a dangerous idea, according to an attendee at a White House meeting.
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Meanwhile, a magazine writer named Sondra Halliday, one of those people who always take a good argument too far, has been ranting online about how the killings are yet another example of the patriarchy's complicity in violence against women.
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A tiny folding dronePrice$800LikeHard to crash, makes pretty videoNo LikeShakes in cold weather (Update: DJI fixed the issue)It's worth ranting about the Mavic Air's size, if only to highlight how impossibly feature-filled the drone still manages to be.
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After the movie house announced last week its plans for the special screenings of this weekend's superhero movie, a flurry of outrage popped up on social media with users ranting about reverse sexism and the double standard of such screenings.
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Speaking to reporters Thursday in Tehran, the Iranian adviser, Ali Akbar Velayati, dismissed what he called the US leader's "baseless ranting" and said that even Americans were not satisfied with "Trump's extremism," according to Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency.
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In a second clip of the encounter, viewed nearly 900,000 times, the ranting woman is again seen speaking to Vu, bragging that she is dating a "Channel 13 news adviser" and planning to oust Vu for "violations" in the salon.
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I tried to explain why we do #DaylightSavings to my son, but it ultimately ended with, "it's just stupid and lazy, like why we still use pennies" and now I'm just ranting to my toddler about things I don't like.
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Mere days after we all saw him declare his love for ex-girlfriend Sammi Giancola on Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, he started ranting against his current girlfriend and the mother of his newborn child, Jen Harley, on his Instagram Stories.
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The tech industry has also benefited for years from its enemies, who it cast — often accurately — as Luddites who genuinely didn't understand the series of tubes they were ranting about, or protectionist industries that didn't want the best for consumers.
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Weddings are a Great Laugh (if there's an open bar, at least) but I imagine that a royal wedding would be more of a stiff upper lip affair—no bitter aunties ranting about their divorce (probably) for better or worse.
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At the same time the world couldn't stop talking about Kanye West's Saturday Night Live ranting, and offensive social media outbursts, his wife Kim Kardashian West revealed how truly harrowing it is to live with Kanye West every single day.
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Freaky Friday #halloweenfood #halloweenideas #halloweentreats #halloween #halloweencake #fondant #chocolate #foggy #chocolatebuttercream #minicake #pastryph #foodph #vscofood #halloween2016 #horror #zombie I have bored hundreds of people to tired sobs with my ranting against the creepy infantilisation and depressing post-War nostalgia of cupcakes.
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"If the person is ranting and raving but doesn't act on it, a supervisor may say, 'If this guy doesn't do anything in the next three months, by the next review, we're gonna go out and interview him,' " said Ringel.
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Keeler told Business Insider that he received a phone call from a "ranting and raving" McGregor after he tweeted that it was "sad to see McGregor stoop so low" when he appeared to hit an older man in a Dublin pub.
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Flying home from Vietnam, he witnesses Robert McNamara (Bruce Greenwood), defense secretary to Kennedy and Johnson, ranting about how the war is only getting worse for the U.S., and in the next scene watches him say the opposite to reporters.
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Mandy Moore has good reason to be terrified ... her alleged stalker came back to her house for a third time in 2 weeks, ranting and raving ... yet so far prosecutors have said there's not enough evidence to lock him up.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – A 74-year-old man ranting about a broken phone drove his car through the glass storefront of a Verizon Wireless store in North Carolina, authorities said Friday, stunning shoppers during the dinner hour at an upscale mall.
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Any white man who wants to hold on to their prejudices and anxieties is going to have a tough time of it on Twitter – but they're going to have a grand old time standing in front of their wall, alone, ranting.
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But as the 1980s gave way to the 1990s, friends noticed that Mr. Crimmins's stage act was growing less funny and more harsh, full of ranting and badgering of audience members, as if wrestling with some kind of inner demon.
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We've dissected plot points from the disappointing Game of Thrones final season, with me ranting about how "Sansa was seriously screwed over by everyone," while my husband nodded patiently on our couch, waiting for me to run out of steam.
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"No actor could have been any better at the transformation from a civilized serious person into a ranting, rowdy man," Ms. Pomsel told The Guardian in one of several interviews at the time the film was released seven decades later.
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It rained the morning he turned the lovely, bipartisan National Prayer Breakfast into a partisan rant and when, later that day, he continued ranting in a profanity-laced news conference televised live from the East Room of the White House.
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But there's little question that the president tried to pressure the government of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden; both Trump and his ranting disgrace of a lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, have admitted as much on television.
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The band supports his ranting with guitars playing a modified omnibus progression (the musical signifier for shit going down) before ricocheting like stray bullets towards the end and coming to a dead stop, as though a power cord was yanked out.
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Despite his illogical statements in recent days, Giuliani isn't stupid—even if many have lately wondered if the former 9/11 hero has perhaps lost his mind, or whether his ranting remarks are more like a cue he's taken from the GOP candidate.
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It happened in late July, when Trump enjoyed a slim national lead only to destroy it with a bizarre convention featuring an angry, ranting acceptance speech followed by a weeks-long smear campaign against Gold Star parents whose son died in Iraq.
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Screenshot: Gizmodo So, while Trump is embroiled in controversy over leaking classified intelligence to the Russian government, his bodyguard leaked the phone number of the Secretary of Defense, and Trump is still ranting on Twitter about how the FBI can't find leakers.
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One day in 1982, Ms. Huang was in the checkout line at a Key Food supermarket in Park Slope when she noticed an older Chinese man ranting in Cantonese after losing his place in line and feeling disrespected among non-Chinese customers.
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"There's always been a reactionary element to the world of conspiracy, said Matheny, but these days he finds it increasingly dominated by political posturing, red-faced ranting from the likes of Alex Jones, or propaganda with "racism and sexism, and fascism implicit underneath.
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The reason that we started it was basically to do something with our Facebook outrage, because Tony and I were getting fed up with the idea of ranting on Facebook while you're at work and hitting 'Share' and thinking you've done something.
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There are even advantages to whiskey dick and coke dick—when they lead to hours of extended sessions where all you have to do is allow an intoxicated client to keep ranting, and especially when inebriation also loosens the client's purse strings.
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The fact that he is still ranting, amid all of this work, suggests he may not be able to resist the lure of Twitter—a compulsion millions of Americans can sympathize with, but one that's worrisome, to say the least, in a president.
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"Here is a guy who is ranting and raving against undocumented people, oh my God, this is the greatest threat to America, and aren't we all shocked to learn that on one or more of his resorts he has undocumented workers," Sanders said.
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The boy had every reason to be ranting and raging at Jon in the minutes after learning — from his pal's lover, no less — that Randyll and Dickon Tarly, his father and brother, respectively, had refused their new queen and met untimely ends.
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Clinton was poised, confident and briskly in command of the facts; Trump blustered repetitively, was easily put on the defensive and his free-association ranting — such as his Sid Blumenthal excursion — was often too scatterbrained for anyone but political junkies to follow.
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Rather, Trump gave what could be called his Global Carnage speech, ranting about crises—"Major portions of the world are in conflict and some, in fact, are going to hell," he said—while proposing policies that would only make those crises worse.
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The statement came out of nowhere (Trump had previously been ranting about how CNN was bad because it wouldn't report on bogus voter fraud accusations or something) but it seems to be in response to the flag controversy unfolding at Hampshire College.
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Still, in the wake of Trump ranting about the "phony Trump/Russia 'collusion,' which doesn't exist" over the weekend, there was renewed speculation Trump might be so unhappy with the state of Mueller's investigation that he'd move to fire the special counsel.
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After ordering Taylor to surreptitiously snap up stock for Axe Cap, Bobby spends his final board meeting ranting and raving about how stupid the idea is, knowing that the board hates him so much they'll approve the deal just to spite him.
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Crying, indulging in comfort foods, ranting about your ex, and feeling sorry for yourself can all be a part of the process, as long as it doesn't go on for too long or negatively impact your health and other relationships, Kazez says.
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Greenwald, in writing about Bolsonaro's strange tweet Tuesday night, drew this same connection — and called out Bolsonaro's hypocrisy: A *major* part of Bolsonaron's campaign was ranting against the evils of talking to school kids about LGBTs (eg: the evils of homophobia & bigotry).
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Kalanick resigned under immense pressure from allegations he tolerated a widespread culture of sexual harassment at the company, as well as high-profile public relations nightmares including but not limited to alleged underpayment of drivers and a video showing him ranting at an Uber driver.
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I don't love it when Lil Yachty says "on my mother's mother I won't fuck a bitch without a damn rubber" because "rubbers" is what Texas Senator Ted Cruz calls condoms when he's ranting incoherently about women's health decisions that are none of his business.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was in a combative mood during an Oval Office meeting and an East Room press conference with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö on Wednesday afternoon, ranting about the whistleblower complaint against him, Democrats and a new book about his immigration policy.
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"After he finished ranting about crowd sizes on the National Mall, I hope President Trump sat down for an interview with the CIA to help with their investigation into his team's possible collusion with the Kremlin to win the election," Petkanas said in an statement.
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"In the midst of his ranting and raving, some people approached him and appeared to try to intervene with his behavior and some of the people he was yelling at and they were attacked viciously by the suspect," Simpson said, according to KOIN 6 News.
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As we've told you ... Morgan signed on with Feldman to be part of his upcoming celeb boxing event after going viral earlier this summer for ranting against women on dating sites, challenging a couple of guys to fight and promptly getting his ass kicked.
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President Donald Trump repeatedly dodged a question about what he wanted Ukraine's president to do about Joe Biden and his son, before ranting at the reporter and telling him that he should ask the president of Finland, who was standing beside him, a question instead.
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If I had to guess, it's because their notion of this $84.6 billion corporation, with stores in almost every wealthy urban center in the world, got frozen in carbonite 20 years ago after they heard Dennis Miller ranting about coffee shops and nose piercings.
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The president followed his initial tepid response on Saturday with a harsher but more stilted explicit condemnation of specific hate groups on Monday, but then backed down in a ranting impromptu press conference on Tuesday in which he again claimed "both sides" were to blame.
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It's a deflection that the president will rely on again, if history is any indication: Hours before Mr. Cohen appeared in court, the president was, for the umpteenth time, ranting and raving about Mr. Mueller, accusing him of searching for crimes that don't exist.
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" She recently spoke with the magazine and shared her side: "I think for Joe, [the feud] was probably very personal, because people said there wasn't a day in his life that he wasn't ranting and raving, and carrying on and calling out my name.
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The crisis she goes through in the opera is the choice between sitting at home with your partner and ranting about what you see going on in the world, or getting out there, politicizing your body, and standing up against the injustices that you see.
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" Last month, in an epic, ranting interview on CNN, he accused Ukraine's leading anti-corruption organization, the Anti-Corruption Action Center, or AntAC, of developing "all of the dirty information that ended up being a false document that was created in order to incriminate Manafort.
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Old Lear's primary fear is not of age but of madness, which he imagines precisely as dementia: as the loss of mental control, of memory, and of cognition, seeing his fate mirrored in that of Poor Tom, the ranting homeless man impersonated by Edgar.
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Kenneth Bae, a US citizen who was held prisoner for more than two years in North Korea, has publicly thanked former NBA basketball player Dennis Rodman for ranting about his case on CNN in 603, saying the attention generated by the tirade helped secure his release.
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My 93-year-old is a jokester, and I have had to categorically tell him that he cannot make any bomb jokes in school ever, that ranting on online forums is not an exercise in free speech, as Muslim men have been arrested for thought crimes.
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Hit repeatedly by Clinton (and, it should be said, by the often absent moderator Lester Holt) on his lies about supporting the Iraq War, he lost the thread, and started ranting at Holt about how is temperament is actually great, literally disproving the point he was making.
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" Adding fuel to the fire, Trump seemed to taunt Democrats tweeting "don't be fooled, at some point in the near future the Democrats will start ranting that FEMA, our Military, and our First Responders, who are all unbelievable, are a disaster and not doing a good job.
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In a city that prides itself on record-low crime levels, the Duane Reade is a reminder of the stubbornly old-school grittiness of the bus terminal, a hub for addicts and the homeless, some down on their luck, some bleary-eyed and nodding, others ranting.
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"But don't be fooled, at some point in the near future the Democrats will start ranting that FEMA, our Military, and our First Responders, who are all unbelievable, are a disaster and not doing a good job," he continued, referring to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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LONDON — You wouldn't have thought a Twitter beef that started with Kanye West ranting at Wiz Khalifa and ended with Kanye West denying that he partakes in certain bedroom activities could get any more bizarre, but just you wait — there's a new twist in the tale.
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Some say the contrast between Mr. Trump's belligerent-sounding General Assembly speech on Tuesday, and the more measured address by President Hassan Rouhani of Iran on Wednesday, had helped give Iran an unexpected edge: the image of reasonableness in the face of an adversary's angry ranting.
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The researchers attribute it to the fact that while Don't Be a Sucker takes pains to show the extent of the Nazis' cruelty, it only shows one parallel to 1947 America: a man on a soapbox in a square, ranting about foreigners and "negroes" to a skeptical crowd.
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A white Columbia University student was recorded ranting about the superiority of his race and harassing a group of fellow students, a number of whom are black, in a video that has now gone viral and sparked a heated debate about the school's response to racism on campus.
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That's why, in the middle of ranting to your friends over iMessage, you're met with a lot of unexpected "ducks." iPhones have somewhat notoriously autocorrected f-bombs to "duck" and "ducking" since their debut, but someone finally found a way to stop those pesky birds from showing up uninvited.
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If Trump has thrived by imitating Europe's right-wing nationalists, a Trumpism of the left would imitate the left-wing populists of Latin America and Asia—the Chavismo of ... Venezuela, or the Trumpian socialism presently being served up by the ranting, trigger-happy president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte.
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If you're legitimately so upset that a game's own publisher, in this case Koei Tecmo, put the brakes on distributing a teenagers-titillating T&A "sports simulation" overseas, that you're somewhere on the internet ranting about how the left-leaning Western media has ruined your fun, get a grip.
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Any trace of magnetic sexy leading man is erased: fat and bearded with a matted rat's nest of dreadlocks, disheveled and ranting, Phoenix is at the center of this elaborate hoax, one so poker-faced that it caused epic confusion in the entertainment press as it was being shot.
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Aaron will abruptly get upset or start ranting about some non sequitur, and she and Pat will leave early, driving home in silence, each suffering in their own way until one of them asks what's for dinner or what they'll do the next day, because life goes on.
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If you haven't heard this show, it can turn even the blandest talk radio into a fantasy wonderland—it was almost innocent in a way that has been lost to maniacs on YouTube ranting about racist conspiracies and how putting things into the water can turn frogs gay.
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Clinton aides floated pictures of Barack Obama dressed in traditional East African garb, fanned the flames of rumors around a mythical tape of Michelle Obama ranting against whitey, and ran a major campaign ad alleging that Obama couldn't keep the country safe in the event of a crisis.
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He spent most of the time ranting about familiar topics in the standoff—the Constitution and Barack Obama—as well as more esoteric, Alex Jones-y ones, like UFOs, government-released chemicals that are affecting the populace, and his personal struggle to find work and get access to medical marijuana.
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Still, ranting about how he wishes Sasha Baron Cohen got beat up and sent to the hospital, saying that the Oscars' security guards should go to security guard school, and making the unbelievable claim that "many people are asking me about the Academy Awards"—this is some 🔥🔥🔥 shit.
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In Western societies beset by growing inequality (neo-liberal economics has also sapped the credentials of liberalism), political discourse, debate on college campuses and ranting on social media all reflect a new impatience with multiple truths, a new intolerance and unwillingness to make the compromises that permit liberal democracy to work.
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"Some very odd people R saying I'm a pedo, re: a joke from a time not that long ago when hard absurd jokes by comedians were acknowledged for what they were -- jokes -- not a disengenuous national threat to people fake-clutching their pearls (whilst ranting the country's too PC)," she wrote.
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As these pontificating, grandstanding politicians stand in the well of the House ranting and raving impeachment of the president, or cable network talking heads spewing forth the same diatribe, these people seem to be of the opinion impeachment is the first and final stage of removing a president from office.
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The 40-day standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge came to a tense, disturbing end on Thursday, as supporters of the Oregon militants pleaded with a confused, ranting 27-year-old not to kill himself while more than 32,000 people listened in real time on a YouTube live stream.
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That at first was very unexpected; I had anticipated maybe a few minutes of ranting about what they were feeling was what I was going to get, but almost every individual that I conversed with believes that there is a complete misrepresentation of what it is like to actually live in Detroit.
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Along with that fear is frustration with President Donald Trump: his ranting in performances full of false claims, like Wednesday in the Oval Office and White House East Room, and stream of consciousness rapid-fire tweets -- curse words and all -- are not exactly an anti-impeachment road map for his fellow Republicans.
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"Some very odd people R saying I'm a pedo, re: a joke from a time not that long ago when hard absurd jokes by comedians were acknowledged for what they were — jokes — not a disengenuous national threat to people fake-clutching their pearls (whilst ranting the country's too PC)," Silverman tweeted Thursday.
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We've just obtained video from Martha's book signing at the Macy's in NYC's Herald Square Wednesday night, and it's wild ... you see the demonstrator come charging at Martha, holding up a sign about killing animals, ranting about Canada Goose and Martha having "blood on their hands," as security guards quickly haul her away.
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Some caveats: the audio is low-quality and the speaker never identifies himself, but it's someone who sounds a lot like Kanye West, using a lot of the same references that Kanye West uses, ranting about a situation a lot like the one that Kanye West found himself in a few days prior.
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Ross Douthat Donald Trump's post-debate ranting about Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe elevated by Hillary Clinton as proof of Trump's misogyny, has been similar to his other meltdowns but distinctive in one particular way: It's the first time in this election that Trump has clashed with someone who actually resembles him.
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If Trump has thrived by imitating Europe's right-wing nationalists, a Trumpism of the left would imitate the left-wing populists of Latin America and Asia — the Chavismo of Alicia Machado's native Venezuela, or the Trumpian socialism presently being served up by the ranting, trigger-happy president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte.
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"Some very odd people R saying I'm a pedo, re: a joke from a time not that long ago when hard absurd jokes by comedians were acknowledged for what they were -- jokes -- not a disengenuous national threat to people fake-clutching their pearls (whilst ranting the country's too PC)," the tweet read.
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Instead of ranting about the leaking and the belching and defaming of email leaks and social media, experience the private courage — the crushing, unexpressed pain — of the 56-year-old King George VI, played with quiet depth and range by Jared Harris (best known as the tormented Lane Pryce in "Mad Men").
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By the end of the week, however, the leaders of the United States and North Korea, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, were ranting at each other across the playground that they were going to rain down retribution if the other side did not cease and desist with threatening noises and actions.
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She had pretended to be busy with the boxes, but her hands were shaking and she hardly knew what she was packing, and Toby's ranting behind her was terrible because it was so uncharacteristic, as if something in him that should never have come to light had been broken open and exposed.
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Schilling has been losing his gourd in public recently, by appearing on TV (ironically on a show called "The Intelligence Report") and ranting about how pretty he thinks young girls are, how gorgeous his young son is, and how it's natural for adults to comment on children's hotness—like his hero Trump does.
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Jimmy Kimmel's comparison of Trump and Obama's prayer breakfast speeches is an eye-opener Seth Meyers skewers Trump's post-acquittal ranting, and that accidentally awesome Romney ad Stephen Colbert serves up the wildest moments from Trump's angry prayer breakfast speech AOC returns to the Bronx with Desus and Mero, busts out her bartending skills
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Whether she's campaigning for her husband while he's in the hospital, ranting about those East Coast feminists who are burning their bras, or whispering to Dick that everyone's staring at them as the premiere political couple in the country, she never lets us forget that there's a woman at the center of this story.
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It's the kind of thing that would be a bit sad if it were just your elderly uncle ranting about his past glories, but Trump mixes it in with authoritarian asides and the fundamental reality that whether he cares to do the actual job or not, he is ultimately the president of the United States.
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Related: North Korea Has Handed Another US Citizen a Lengthy Hard Labor Sentence Kenneth Bae, a US citizen who was held prisoner for more than two years in North Korea, has publicly thanked former NBA basketball player Dennis Rodman for ranting about his case on CNN in 2014, saying the attention generated by the tirade helped secure his release.
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My first encounters with him came when he was playing just on this side of the campaign finance line; his encounters with reformers and prosecutors and regulators have always kept him just this side of the limits, with his foes ranting that he's obviously violating the spirit of laws meant to prevent turning government into a political machine.
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H/T Ars Technica Stephen Colbert serves up the wildest moments from Trump's angry prayer breakfast speech AOC returns to the Bronx with Desus and Mero, busts out her bartending skills Jimmy Kimmel's comparison of Trump and Obama's prayer breakfast speeches is an eye-opener Seth Meyers skewers Trump's post-acquittal ranting, and that accidentally awesome Romney ad
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At the time, YouTube-based movie criticism was undergoing a dramatic growth spurt, thanks in part to the introduction of Tony Zhou's Every Frame a Painting, a series of astute, patient, visually assured film essays that would eventually pull in tens of millions of views and help push the medium past its ranting-rando-with-a-camera phase.
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In this line of thinking, Donald Trump's recent actions—his blanket refusal to give anything to congressional investigators, his tweetstorms ranting about overreach, and his decision to walk out of a meeting with Pelosi and Chuck Schumer over ongoing inquiries—are all bluster, aimed at provoking Democrats to impeach him and, ultimately, hand him a second term.
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The Michigan Republican sent out plenty of ranting tweets over the weekend in which he parroted the talking points of the Democratic Party, particularly its slander campaign against Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE.
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Executives at the Capital Gazette originally called police in May of that year to report "ranting" Twitter posts on Ramos's account aimed at the newspaper, including references to "blood in the water, journalist hell, hit man, open season, glad there won't be murderous rampage, murder career and paper," according to a police report obtained by NBC.
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At least for the most profitable tech companies such as Alphabet, the parent company of Google, worth three-quarters of $1 trillion and Facebook, worth nearly $400 billion, dealing with angry members of Congress, a ranting President and a hostile press has been easier when investors are reaping rewards in the form of higher stock prices.
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Disintegrating like a mad king locked away in his Fifth Avenue castle, ranting about a global cabal of corporate and media elites conspiring against him — yes, a swastika sign popped up at a West Palm Beach rally — he can't see how offensive his defense is: that the women accusing him were not attractive enough to assault.
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But the character that stuck — and the one that many Ukrainians now look to to clean up their graft-addled country — is that of Vasyl Holoborodko, Mr. Zelensky's role in a hit television series, "Servant of the People," about an unwaveringly honest high school history teacher who is elected president after a viral video shows him ranting against corruption.
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Footage of this mass shooting isn't uploaded, but the shooter did post a clip of himself ranting about his horniness slash failure to get pussy, and how he was going to walk into a university lecture hall and pump bullets into the career-driven feminists who deemed themselves too good for him and caused his pussylessness.
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The gadgets I'm ranting about are ones that try to convince you to spend more for a relatively inexpensive, readily available product: floss dispensers with proprietary floss (it's just string, people); garbage cans with specialty garbage bags; even a manicure machine that paints each fingernail individually using — wait for it — pods of its proprietary nail polish.
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Ranting madly about "making Mexico pay" for the wall will become an embarrassment — unless he quietly slaps a federal transfer tax on the $25 billion in remittances sent annually to Mexico, the vast majority of that sum likely wired by illegal aliens, who in some cases rely on American federal and state entitlements to subsidize their Mexican largesse.
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Nationally, Mr. Moore is known for ranting against gay people, but he is most celebrated at home for putting a granite monument of more than 5,000 pounds engraved with the Ten Commandments in the rotunda of the state judicial building and giving up his job as chief justice rather than obey a court order for its removal.
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On "heyladiesbook," you'll find a wide mix, from horrifying staged oral sex wedding photos you can't believe a couple paid someone to take, to Daily Mail articles with headlines like "Horrified wedding guest reveals the bride ran out of the reception 'ranting and raving' because her new husband danced with his MOM - after she forbid him from enjoying the special moment."
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A July hearing featuring former special counsel Robert Mueller was a disaster for Democrats for many reasons, but one reason was that it is hard to keep focus on a serious line of inquiry when that inquiry is constantly being interrupted by members ranting about Russian false flags or submitting pieces they wrote for Fox News host Sean Hannity's website into the record.
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It may not be physical or sexual abuse when a director creates a hostile working environment through ranting and yelling at his cast and crew, but it's still emotional abuse, and whether the end product is any good shouldn't justify the means used to get there if those means create psychological scars and a workplace where people are afraid to speak up.
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The raft on which Fawcett, Costin, and their comrades glide along the river, with piranhas lurking below and hoping for human flesh, is a mere vessel, whereas the raft on which Kinski lurches at the end of "Aguirre," ranting to himself of unceasing conquest, with a dead daughter and a seething mob of monkeys, feels like the end of everything.
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Read more:Trump sent a wildly inaccurate letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ranting about his grievances on the eve of his likely impeachmentJustice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hits back at Trump&aposs calls to stop impeachment: &aposThe president is not a lawyer&aposGOP Senate leader Mitch McConnell says impeachment is a &apospolitical decision&apos and that he&aposs &aposnot an impartial juror&apos
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But while Nunes keeps ranting and raving about his desire to hear directly from the no-longer-relevant whistleblower, the real issue is that we need to hear from people in Trump's inner circle: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, Energy Secretary Rick Perry, Vice President Mike Pence, and, of course, Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer.
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Truly, it feels produced by some ranting, raving, insane-genius outsider – as you walk its black and white "corridors", assailed by slowed-down voice clips of Charles Manson, flashing still images of murderers and the ramrod stiff figures of weeping, deformed children, you can't help feeling that, simply by playing Sad Satan, you've activated some kind of curse and now only have seven days to live.
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Another recent Sinclair segment featured former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka ranting about the "deep state" and its efforts to sabotage Trump, and was produced by Kristine Frazao, a former reporter and anchor for the Russian propaganda network RT. The company is set to become more powerful with its planned $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media, which would add 143 stations to Sinclair's 193 existing affiliates.
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And speaking another language "can risk drawing unwanted attention," per the AP, despite being considered a huge advantage for things like job opportunities in the U.S. What's happening: Viral videos of people expressing racist ideas, such as a widely-viewed and criticized video of a New York lawyer ranting about restaurant workers speaking Spanish instead of English, are increasingly being shared across social platforms.
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Presidential candidate and self-proclaimed billionaire Donald Trump proved the old saying about nothing good happening on Twitter after midnight early Friday morning, when he dropped a string of vitriolic tweets at 5 AM ranting about Alicia Machado—the former Miss Universe winner who became a focal point during last Monday's debate when Clinton blasted Trump for insulting Machado over her weight and heritage.
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A number of high profile sport commentators have called out what they see as a double standard by the NFL given the unsavory -- and in some cases illegal -- behavior of other players who aren't getting the same icy reception Ranting and raving: On Tuesday evening, President Trump held a rally at the convention center in Phoenix, Arizona in an effort to reignite the enthusiasm of his base.
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"While investors were very quick to price in the expected impact that deregulation, infrastructure spending and job growth could have on the U.S. economy, I find it very difficult to believe that after pricing in heavy premiums based on fiscal promises, that investors are not now reconsidering what damage Trump might do by implementing other promises that supplemented an incoherent and ranting political campaign," said Jameel Ahmad, vice president of research at FXTM.
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In the back your cab, you carry an aging conservative columnist ranting about leftist politics and their siege of traditional culture, a closeted undcover cop who feels increasingly alienated from his colleagues, an aging society matron whose life has been thrown into chaos by the collapse of her marriage, a disillusioned politician who has decided to leak all the secrets his party is keeping, and other archetypes of modern life in a cosmopolitan capital.
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By its own measure, one of the country's major political parties went rogue decades ago and has set about systematically disenfranchising millions of Americans, put the greater part of the population under the thumb of a permanent ruling minority, and has now slipped any remaining traces of civic decency, cynically installing a man it knows to be a ranting incompetent in the White House, just to advance its own, completely self-interested ends.
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Of the more than sixty-five million people who voted for Clinton, and who now feel miserable about the Trump Presidency, not a few want to hear from her again, and gain some consolation from her story, if only to speculate about a through-the-looking-glass world in which she is in the White House, Merrick Garland is on the Supreme Court, and Trump is ranting about "illegals" in a studio at Fox News.
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It remains to be seen how future years will judge us, but all we can say is there was only one thing more annoying than the omnipresence of the man bun Sure, this trendy man 'do got a little more focus than it deserved, but people just talking about the man bun was never as bad as people actively complaining about it, ranting about it, angrily mentioning how many man buns they'd recently seen out in the wild.
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There is perhaps no starker example of this than the president's response to the terror events of last week: one in Portland, Oregon, in which two men died protecting two Muslim women who were being harassed by a ranting white supremacist; and one in London over the weekend, in which three terrorists murdered seven and wounded dozens more, armed with a van used to mow down pedestrians on London Bridge, and knives, wielded as instruments of destruction on innocent bystanders.
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Judy has never appeared onscreen to our knowledge, but she is mentioned a few times in Fire Walk With Me: in the scene Dark Cooper sees in flashback, during which a ranting Jeffries declares that "we are not going to say anything about Judy"; in a scene set in a Buenos Aires hotel, during which Jeffries asks a hotel clerk about "Miss Judy" and receives a note "from the young woman"; and finally, when a monkey appears on screen and says, "Judy," directly before the camera cuts to the dead body of Laura Palmer.
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The goal is to get Trump to rant in private so that he refrains from ranting in public: The calls — detailed by three senior White House officials — are part strategy consultation and part presidential venting session, during which Trump's lawyers and public-relations gurus take turns reviewing the latest headlines with him.... By the time the president arrives for work in the Oval Office, the thinking goes, he will no longer be consumed by the Russia probe that he complains hangs over his presidency like a darkening cloud.
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He'd been talking (OK, ranting) to his Uncle Sidney, a gentle and brilliant man widely considered to possess the brightest mind to have ever emerged out of Flint, Michigan, about the depraved new managerial culture that had taken hold of his company, when Uncle Sidney cut him off, looked him straight in the eye, and, with a kind of precision and clarity Sorscher had only ever seen in "like, Nobel Prize-winning physicists," told his nephew:
You are in a mature industry that is no longer innovative; it's a commodity business.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) on Friday slammed President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE as a "hypocrite" for ranting every day about how undocumented immigrants are "bad" for the U.S., saying the president has no problem hiring them to work at Trump properties.
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" Because those tweets weren't the words of a president, they were the words of a ranting and raving Fox News host... -- Maggie Haberman summed it up this way: "Trump gave a statement in East Room sounding a theme of unity, felt he didn't [get] credit he deserved for that, resumed faulting media..." -- Obviously Trump and Sarah Sanders are portraying themselves as the victims to change the subject from the serious concerns about their own rhetoric... Notes and quotes -- Chris Cuomo on Thursday night: "If the President can't rise above his worst traits even now, the question that... confronts us is 'Are we doomed to politics that are an ever-accelerating rate to the bottom?
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A little under a year before my trip to the VTCRI, my new psychiatrist told me that maybe I don't have bipolar disorder, or just bipolar disorder, that maybe all this — my constantly filling chest, the fog of despair; the hearing of voices like a TV is on in another room, always another unfindable room; the auditory hallucinations like a snippet of Game Boy soundtrack; the certainty that I am among the finest nonfiction writers in the world, the certainty that I am among the worst; the immense soaring flights of run-on sentences which burn like neon and scorch the sky and wherein I express and value and impress upon others My ego, My Jovian ego, My Galactus ego, My capitalize My pronouns ego; the moments I wane until I fade into a shade; the black-hole need for outside validation, the willingness to devour friends for it, the marrow-sucking need; my paranoia, my irresistible texting jags, my ranting, in private and in public, outside bars and in the street — points to something else, a diagnostic pattern hidden in the shadows of my most severe symptoms.
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