Mr. Kasich's remark immediately drew criticism, and his campaign later issued a statement addressing his remark.
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Each of us has the obligation when hearing a racist remark to stand up, literally stand up, and say the remark is offensive and unacceptable.
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As someone bred with generations of apologetic discretion, it wouldn't occur to me to remark on someone's speech, or to take offense if they remark on mine.
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Her record, in other words, is mixed: The opposite of a gaffe is not a remark that everyone likes and agrees on, but a clearly understood and fairly interpreted remark.
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The story of "Papa" John Schnatter, his pizza company, and his insistence on making poorly-thought-out remark after poorly-thought-out remark reads like the worst Aesop's fable ever.
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An entertaining remark to accompany an entertaining solve ... ha!
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" He dismissed the remark, calling it a "cheap shot.
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" Mr. Dimon later described his dismissive remark as "stupid.
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" He later apologized, calling his remark "inaccurate and intemperate.
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And I'm going to remark too ... KS: Megan Smith.
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Please consider the outrage had someone made a similar remark about First Lady Obama: the Internet would have exploded with exhortations to tar, feather, and hang the person who made such a remark.
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But silence followed her remark, and we avoided her eyes.
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But she did not apologize for the sexually suggestive remark.
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One remark in particular from Comey got the Twittersphere buzzing.
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But his remark illustrates Bombardier's challenge in narrowing CSeries losses.
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Kelley says the remark was more innocent than it sounds.
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Abe made the remark at the upper house budget committee.
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Reviewers remark that the case looks beautiful and fits great.
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The remark drew instant attention from those following the hearing.
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Perry confirmed the remark was about her with this tweet.
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The remark offended not just Putin but the Russian public.
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Donald Trump's campaign quickly demanded an apology for the remark.
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The penis remark is aimed at those folks, she said.
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A representative for Drake declined to comment on Brussaux's remark.
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Trump made the remark to reporters at the White House.
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The tweet: The context: Kellyanne Conway's infamous "alternative facts" remark.
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The remark was met with laughter by the assembled diplomats.
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He said there could be some misreading of Zhou's remark.
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Maher has not publicly addressed the reaction to his remark.
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" He now says the remark was "A mistake I regret.
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We expect he'll amplify his "many sides" remark from Saturday.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Vallelonga apologized for the remark.
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Before being barred, Shah apologized in parliament for her remark.
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Trump's remark faded from view in a matter of hours.
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The Post reported that Abe was "exasperated" by the remark.
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Kelly's disparaging remark was first reported Monday by NBC News.
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Bachelor Nation was quick to call out the offensive remark.
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Arenal said he learned of the remark the next day.
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" Goodlatte stopped King, telling him "that remark is not appropriate.
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The remark was quickly picked up by many media outlets.
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And you always remark how nice I was to you.
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Cosby's team immediately moved for a mistrial after the remark.
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A San Francisco Fed spokesman confirmed the remark was accurate.
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He said later that the remark was intended as sarcasm.
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The audience, mostly consisting of investors, laughed at Spiegel's remark.
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The three Code Talkers did not react to Trump's remark.
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It is unclear who Swarbrick was directing the remark toward.
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"History is complicated in South Africa," I remark to him.
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The White House on Wednesday dismissed a remark from Sen.
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That remark brought shy giggles from both Fathiya and Maysaa.
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But there was perhaps some inadvertent truth in the remark.
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The remark drew a furious response in some conservative circles.
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But it's worth sticking around for James Corden's closing remark.
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The remark wouldn't have even made it into the newspaper.
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That remark led to a bigger discussion about decentralized exchanges.
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But he could also remark on the vicissitudes of fortune.
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The remark echoed one made by Mr. Trump about Mrs.
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", or remark: "Maybe you Italians are being a little overdramatic.
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We all giggled at the candid eloquence of her remark.
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The sheriff also made an inflammatory remark about Lt. Gov.
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There was no further context for the remark immediately available.
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Asked to explain, Darnold's "ghosts" remark, Gase shook his head.
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What about President Trump's "fine people on both sides" remark?
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However, Kilduff noted that Iranian officials have dismissed Trump's remark.
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His remark in Ontario was soon thrown back at him.
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That remark infuriated a number of Democrats, including party leaders.
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The remark was almost immediately met with criticism on Twitter.
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He tweeted — and then deleted — a sexist remark about Sen.
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" She added, "It's one thing to remark about cultural differences.
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" McCain appeared baffled by remark and repeatedly said, "Come on.
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Warren insisted Sanders made the remark; Sanders denied doing so.
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But it was another remark that provoked more intense controversy.
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At the time, the remark prompted a whirlwind of outrage.
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Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan declined to comment on the remark.
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Her remark echoed Trump's earlier insistence on his hard line.
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The "Pocahontas" remark Trump made was meant to insult Sen.
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The first remark was tweeted and went viral, he added.
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"Tone deaf" was Scalise's description of the VA chief's remark.
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He immediately regretted his remark — but it was too late.
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The issue: The interplay between DeVos's religious views and her preferred policies stirred up controversy, including a remark she'd once made that education reform should "advance God's kingdom" (a remark some say was misinterpreted).
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" Sadler's remark about the Arizona Republican echoed Trump's remark at the outset of his campaign for president, when he mocked McCain's time as a prisoner of war by saying, "I like people that weren't captured.
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However, the actor was quick to apologize for his inappropriate remark.
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Meanwhile on Twitter, many critics were incensed by Trump's remark. 2.
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That remark was one of several which Sisi's critics have mocked.
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The offhand remark, perhaps an attempt at levity, drew swift criticism.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi made a similar remark last week.
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In the past, the slightest remark was enough to upset me.
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Joe Biden has finally apologized for offending folks with that remark.
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Understandably, Trump has taken a lot of criticism for the remark.
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Grande has yet to comment on the Ellis' apology or remark.
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The Republican National Committee quickly jumped on Clinton for the remark.
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No one was quite prepared for that remark — including Kit Harington.
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Trump wrongly denied that he had ever made such a remark.
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Putin maintained a smile as the remark was interpreted for him.
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Despite widespread criticism, Khan is yet to apologise for the remark.
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The remark was Park's first since the scandal erupted this week.
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But I wonder if that remark actually worked in Kellyn's favor.
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Ocasio-Cortez's office declined to comment to CNN about Pelosi's remark.
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With the exception of his "suspense" remark, Trump did not implode.
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Or the backlash from Donald Trump Jr.'s "gas chamber" remark.
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The Clinton campaign met Sanders's remark with a mostly predictable response.
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Some publications used Haley's remark to shame conservatives who mock liberals.
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This was part of my frustration with Obama's "red line" remark.
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"I thought I would have an aneurysm," he would later remark.
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The defendant said his remark had been intended to impress women.
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Men, the moment you hear a sexist remark, intervene and object.
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Franken's spokesperson said he had found Maher's remark inappropriate and offensive.
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Azeri officials were not immediately available to comment on Juncker's remark.
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Trump made a similar remark last September during a presidential debate.
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Edited out of context, I understand why my remark angered people.
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His team has since claimed Trump's remark was meant in jest.
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" Trump interrupted her to remark, "That's called business, by the way.
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Ryan said in that statement he was "sickened" by the remark.
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It was a throwaway remark, but it had started me thinking.
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Trump told the Times that he never made such a remark.
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Hamilton then reportedly slammed Maloney to the ground over the remark.
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Although he later retracted the remark amid a bipartisan backlash, Mrs.
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Donohoue later denied that his remark was aimed directly at Trump.
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An attached video clip lacked the full context for Trump's remark.
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In his remark, Trump sidestepped a very large public policy problem.
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His supporters hoped to use the remark as evidence that Mrs.
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The article paraphrased Daly's interest-rate remark without quoting it directly.
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Others seized on Mr. Trump's remark as an occasion for mockery.
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The remark, which came in response to a question from Sen.
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Democrats and a handful of Republicans slammed that remark as racist.
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Her vulnerability, though, is captured in a remark she made herself.
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With Phillips's remark, the audience broke out in laughter and applause.
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"Poor Olga, she's so good with kids," my mother would remark.
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Brazile made the remark at a DNC forum in Detroit, Mich.
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"No one is condoning the remark," the source, defending Sanders, added.
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None of them recalls hearing Bannon make an anti-Semitic remark.
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Lawmakers from both parties blasted the president's remark, though Republican Sen.
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Sometimes this feeling manifests itself in an offhand remark about Halloween.
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Thus the impetus behind Bach's remark was not progressivist but doctrinal.
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Hence the "Twisted-ness" remark and yet another nod to Cristina.
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But another, less noticed remark by Mr. Pompeo was equally disturbing.
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One source said that the room fell silent after the remark.
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I didn't say anything, but her remark put me off. Thoughts?
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Steyer claimed one of Biden's campaign surrogates made a racist remark.
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He has denied the remark was a reference to Gillum's race.
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She said he did make the remark; he has denied it.
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At the time, Agnes hadn't given much thought to this remark.
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After each frenzied remark, clapping and hollering reverberated throughout the room.
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The prospect drew a stinging remark about sacrifice and the president.
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Asked about this remark, Trump said: Maybe they just say that.
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During their phone call, Ms. Stefaniak had made a strange remark.
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"I've seen so many beautiful clothes," I overheard one lady remark.
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Unfortunately, Trump was not asked specifically about the MAGA remark. Rev.
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This remark nicely put me in my place, relative to his.
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The RNC moved quickly to get the "crazy system" remark in a new mailer: Bill Clinton made the remark on Monday -- a mere 72 hours ago -- while campaigning on behalf of his wife in Flint, Michigan.
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Jesse Jackson's 20 years before, a remark that offended many African-Americans.
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And not necessarily sexual harassment, it's a sex remark, which is interesting.
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But campaign spokesperson Andrew Bates said Biden's Saturday remark was being misinterpreted.
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Each time I showed up, he would cheerfully remark, 'Right on time!
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That initial remark shook markets and created a shift toward higher rates.
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Trump spoke at a North Carolina rally when he made the remark.
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You don't fire the person the first time he makes a remark.
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" Senior Media Reporter Oliver Darcy termed Bee's comment "a really disgusting remark.
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After her racist remark drew criticism on Twitter, Barr defended her statement.
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" Trump in a tweet early Thursday said the remark was made "kiddingly.
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Weld defended the remark when asked by Tapper on Sunday about it.
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" The mother chalked his remark up to his being a "young kid.
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McCaskill's office did not respond to queries from Reuters about Trump's remark.
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The remark triggered outrage due to Mississippi's history of racially motivated lynchings.
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I feel like I've received every remark there is at this point.
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CONWAY: President Trump has made remark and he was right as usual.
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Khloé Kardashian is apologizing after making an offensive remark on social media.
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" Pelosi disagreed with the President's remark that it was a "political vote.
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The State Department declined to elaborate on or explain the secretary's remark.
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In a statement to PEOPLE on Thursday, Vallelonga apologized for the remark.
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The remark contributed to McCarthy's failure to win election to House speaker.
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He made a disparaging remark about Pitt in one of the videos.
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Every time Emily makes a snide remark, do 2 pike push-ups.
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Notice that neither remark had a consequential effect on either man's candidacy.
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Essentially a clapback is a fiery comeback to someone's insult or remark.
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Many thought that remark was the beginning of the end for Trump.
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"My teenage daughter knows I do porn," I heard one parent remark.
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The world is witnessing a new low today with this #ShitholeNations remark!
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But one remark dwarfs all the others in both frequency and impact.
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Publicly, however, the White House has refused to condemn on the remark.
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The remark, by trade and economic advisor Peter Navarro, was later withdrawn.
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Colonel Vindman affirmed Ms. Hill's testimony, saying she relayed Mr. Bolton's remark.
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"That was an unfortunate sound bite," Navarro said, referring to Mnuchin's remark.
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For me, his postgame remark was just another facet of this development.
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" On Saturday morning, HBO condemned Maher's remark as "completely inexcusable and tasteless.
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That remark came just days after a deadly mass shooting in Texas.
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"That was an unfortunate sound bite," Navarro said, referring to Mnuchin's remark.
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The host later apologized on air after facing blowback for the remark.
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I assured him by relaying a nurse's remark that the 2628 lb.
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Lahren joined several other conservative media personalities defending Trump for the remark.
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Social media users took to Twitter to mock Cruz for his remark.
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And I need hardly remark on the likely effects on climate change.
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The downgrade is at least partly attributable to Powell's remark on Oct.
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Later Monday, Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye said the remark was unfortunate.
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The president last month made an offhand remark about rhyming the nickname.
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The remark was deleted in an updated report later in the day.
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" He later apologized for the remark, calling Khashoggi's slaying "atrocious" and "inexcusable.
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The remark was first unearthed by The New York Times this week.
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Trump echoed Barr's remark saying there was "absolutely" spying on his campaign.
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There was zero tolerance for any remark that was seen as racist.
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Several congressional Republicans criticized the Purple Heart remark on Twitter with Rep.
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The remark, in substance, did not stray far from traditional American policy.
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Trump made a similar remark during an event in Wisconsin last week.
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A friend of Jenner's made a positive remark regarding his family, a.k.a.
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The novelist made a homophobic remark, which led to a fist fight.
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This was President el-Sisi's first public remark since the plane crash.
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Whether or not that kind of curt remark was necessary to say?
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His wife's remark alarmed him, and he set out to educate himself.
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The doctor, pondering his troubles, was startled and horrified by this remark.
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It was a flip remark that he probably put little thought into.
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As horrifying as this remark was, his groundbreaking transparency provides an opportunity.
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Ms. Omar's critics have seized on the "some people did something" remark.
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Stung by the remark, Gold searched the internet for weight-loss tips.
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Aoun made the remark in a meeting on Friday, the official said.
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The remark suggested a sobering state of affairs in Germany, analysts said.
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Mr. McCain's family expressed astonishment and outrage after the remark became known.
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Mr. Walden was taken aback, said people who knew of the remark.
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And to me, that is a disgusting remark which undermines American democracy.
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But, immediately following this declaration, Trump made a pointed remark about abortion.
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A number of Republican senators have criticized Schiff over the remark. Sen.
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Shkreli smiled broadly at reporters when Matsumoto made the "strip club" remark.
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Mr. de Blasio's press secretary, Eric F. Phillips, laughed off the remark.
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Immediately after Trump's remark, several party higher-ups, including South Carolina Sen.
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"There was never ever intention to be any kind of racist remark."
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The right flank of the House, however, seized on Trump's negotiation remark.
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Your careful planning can be thrown off course with an unexpected remark.
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"An unbelievable remark at (an) every-second-counts situation," tweeted one user.
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Early in the meeting the constituent made a disparaging remark about Sen.
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Durbin told reporters that Graham "spoke up" when Trump made the remark.
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Trump's remark complicated bipartisan discussions on Capitol Hill for an immigration deal.
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A former senior State Department official criticized Trump for making the remark.
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Bob Goodlatte, echoed Trump's remark that Comey had damaged the FBI's reputation.
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I had like a dirty remark, I think, around the word Hightail.
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Yet the remark simultaneously obscures key points about the era and its concerns.
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Modi said he would never be able to forgive her for the remark.
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Tons of times I've laughed off an inappropriate comments or a snide remark.
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Most notably, there was not a disparaging remark that Franny made about herself.
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The remark prompted shouts of "Soros" and "Lock him up!" from the audience.
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But his next remark regarding the feud was definitely a little more direct.
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The show's lone regular conservative, Meghan McCain, didn't take kindly to the remark.
|
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Senior administration officials found different ways to explain Trump's "fire and fury" remark.
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" She said that if anyone was offended by the remark, "I certainly apologize.
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Kim Kardashian West is facing backlash for making an offensive remark on Instagram.
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"I'm just saying what everyone is thinking," he sneers after one crass remark.
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It's why Hillary Clinton's "deplorable" remark became a rallying cry during the election.
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And it's far from certain that Trump gleaned the remark from this segment.
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Tonight, we want to know the opposite — who made the most intelligent remark?
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However ... this remark makes Colbert's "cock holster" comment about the prez seem tame.
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I made a mistake and I have apologised to Michelle for my remark.
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L.A. Galaxy player Robbie Rogers tweeted that he was offended by Trump's remark.
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The Prodi doctrine was a throwaway remark with no legal standing, they argue.
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But because of "miscommunication," he said, his remark had been interpreted that way.
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The campaign did not return NBC News's request for clarification on the remark.
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As we cruise around town, I.D and Remark begin organising a secret gig.
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The remark came as Kasich was speaking about his earliest ventures into politics.
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Still, Ernst was in an unusual position in calling Trump's racist remark racist.
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But the change also increases the odds of a stray market-rankling remark.
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The remark can easily be interpreted as a signal to expect disappointing results.
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Bush's remark was a refrain I heard from nearly everyone I spoke with.
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The world is witnessing a new low today with this #S–tholeNations remark!
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Donald Trump's "woman card" remark is the dubious gift that keeps on giving.
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Revisiting the nominees, it's impossible not to remark upon how homogenous they are.
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But the comedian's remark drew hardly a word of protest from the public.
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Washington (CNN)The dustup over a White House aide's crass remark about Sen.
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Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, was in the meeting and confirmed the remark.
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The remark sparked condemnation across the world, including from all 55 African nations.
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The White House has not returned CNN's request for comment on Clinton's remark.
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A second tweet was then posted an updated link but the same remark.
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" Asked what she thought about Seehofer's remark, Merkel said: "I say it differently.
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Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid scoffed at Ryan's remark a few hours later.
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" Biden called the remark the "epitome" of the White House's "trail of disrespect.
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More telling was a remark from Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's top advisers.
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" In response to Whitaker's remark, Nadler said, "The committee will come to order.
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I think this can be explained by a remark a friend made recently.
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Schnatter apologized for the remark, which was made during a media training exercise.
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Former Obama strategist David Axelrod was among the Democrats who criticized the remark.
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The company refused to comment on or confirm her remark at the time.
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At the time, I didn't know what to make of the remark. Mrs.
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"I can't say that it was a rational deduction," he would later remark.
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Duterte has compared himself to Hitler, although he later apologized for the remark.
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Walker's remark, however, promotes the kind of environment in which it can thrive.
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Critics said her remark invoked a harmful "dual loyalty" claim against American Jews.
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He made the remark while speaking to reporters alongside Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
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Hammill tweeted the video claiming it was Ryan who made the incendiary remark.
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Obama made the remark in saying there is common ground between the parties.
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So you aren't complicit with every bigoted remark you don't vocally object to.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's controversial remark that the US government is operating concentration camps.
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White House communications aide Kelly Sadler who made a callous remark about Sen.
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The remark, which many viewed as a racist dog whistle, prompted widespread backlash.
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The report also says there was an anti-gay component to the remark.
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" As Tom Kludt wrote here, the remark "drew criticism for its homophobic implications.
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Mulvaney began responding to the remark about Hall when Sanders cut him off.
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After Trump dropped his Pocahontas remark at the meeting with Navajo veterans, Sen.
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The eyebrow-raising remark led to several publications investigating, then misidentifying, the attorney.
|
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Fox Business later condemned the remark and banned Mr. Farrell from further appearances.
|
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The agency later issued a statement that appeared to walk back Pompeo's remark.
|
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"I saw the remark that she made," Mr. Pompeo said of Ms. Choe.
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Even the smallest remark shows that the sidewalk is essentially a meat market.
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He said Mr. Klemp's recent remark seemed to be intended as a joke.
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But the remark comes with such a disarming smile and so much charm.
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That remark was made by an anonymous former CFPB official, not Mr. Cordray.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders declined to comment on Giuliani's remark Thursday.
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And although unnerving, some casually remark that the devil is beating his wife.
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On the headcount count, I made a remark last week that broadly covered.
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But Leyonhjelm repeated the remark, using the same term, in subsequent media appearances.
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Even those whose brand was bland were moved to remark on Gap's hegemony.
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The Dingell remark carried echoes of the president's attacks on the late Sen.
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And one rather brief acute remark could set you back on your heels.
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The remark comes ahead of an expected future meeting between Trump and Kim.
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Several Democratic members of Congress slammed Zinke on Twitter over the remark. Sen.
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Laughter and some applause could be heard after Norman made the remark Thursday.
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Huang Binhong made this remark that you have to use white as black.
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While Trump has said he did not make the remark about Haiti, Sen.
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People now remark on this notion of me being very cool, or composed.
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The SEC declined to comment on whether it is looking into Begemann's remark.
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Texas state senators and representatives reacted to Mr. Trump's remark along party lines.
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A positive remark about a college player and good wishes for his future.
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Crotty said Trump's remark is "problematic" and it diminishes the experience of Pocahontas.
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He insulted Megyn Kelly with his "blood coming out of her wherever" remark.
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So even if Kushner's remark was just a joke, it's no laughing matter.
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He made the remark at the White House during an annual Easter celebration.
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The remark was part of a response to an attack by Ted Cruz.
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Last year, a similar remark by the Pope was met with anger from Ankara.
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Mr. Tarantino, who is white, faced anger from police groups over a direct remark.
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But in this last conversation, McCray made a remark that briefly lifted the scrim.
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That's the context for understanding his remark about Merkel and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described the remark as a "let them eat cake" attitude.
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Macron reiterated France's commitment to maintaining the accord, a remark aimed at soothing Tehran.
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They included a racist remark about Valerie Jarrett, top advisor to former president Obama.
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The remark sent stocks soaring, with the Dow tacking on some 2743 points intraday.
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" Reminded of Trump's recent remark that Harris was "nasty," Vaill quipped: "Is that bad?
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Judging by Strahan's reaction, it was pretty evident her remark came as a surprise.
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Comey made the remark during a public interview in Dublin, the Irish Times reported .
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Inada withdrew the remark at an impromptu news conference, saying it could be "misunderstood".
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I don't want to sit up on a set and read a prepared remark.
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A number of prominent Democratic lawmakers and presidential candidates eviscerated Trump for the remark.
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Lagarde made the remark during a meeting with Finance Minister Taro Aso on Thursday.
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We are not your musical break or your snappy remark before a commercial break.
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Berri said on Wednesday he must apologize "to the Lebanese people" for the remark.
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He did remark that, of course, every president comes in and makes a change.
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The remark appeared to be directed at former presidential candidates like Cruz, Ohio Gov.
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Ader's remark explains his decision to commence each film shortly before the falls occur.
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Over and over again, Carlson's colleagues or guests remark on how "beautiful" she is.
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On Friday, he said he was just being sarcastic when he made that remark.
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And by the way, I should maybe try to explain my own remark here.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), a remark that garnered chuckles from Colbert and the crowd.
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The President made the remark while speaking to pool reporters in the Oval Office.
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Tria's office later issued a statement saying he regretted his "unfortunate" remark regarding blackmail.
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When a woman points out a sexist remark, she is challenging the male ego.
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Philip reports a stray remark from Stan that could have led to Gaad's death.
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The director brushed off the remark, telling reporters afterward that he found it hilarious.
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Connolly's remark about obstruction of justice refers to Trump's decision Tuesday to fire Comey.
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But they demurred, prompting the sometimes passive monarch to remark that it seemed wrong.
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" (She later apologized for the "public hanging" remark.) "Unleashed, untethered, and I am unshackled.
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On just about every page, there's an anecdote or remark to make you laugh.
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The president said Michelle Obama made the remark while they were campaigning in Iowa.
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Tad Devine made the remark during an interview published Monday with Politico's Glenn Thrush.
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The sneering reaction to that remark from some quarters missed the larger political point.
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The White House did not immediately reply to a request to clarify Trump's remark.
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The U.S. State Department also noted the remark in its annual human rights report.
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He argued she was joking when she made the remark about attending a hanging.
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Taiwanese often remark that living in China tends to make their compatriots more patriotic. ■
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Haley found the remark disrespectful and felt she couldn't keep quiet, the sources said.
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Ms. Bley is a born contrarian, quick with an absurdist or self-deflating remark.
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Trump made the remark in an interview last week with The New York Times.
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On Twitter, her campaign posted a link to her plan after Mr. Trump's remark.
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Republicans pounced at the time, thinking they had caught Pelosi making an elitist remark.
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The White House didn't immediately respond to a request for comment about the remark.
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In fact, they dubbed that Obama remark as "lie of the year" for 2013.
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Trump made the remark as part of a long screed on Beijing's trade practices.
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Ocasio-Cortez responded on Twitter, saying she was "honored and humbled" by Kerry's remark.
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They have chosen to suppress every ugly, crude and bigoted remark he has made.
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Mr. McClatchy attributes a remark to Eudora Welty that was said by Flannery O'Connor.
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To be able to summon a Jewish-babies remark off the cuff is a
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"I'm boycotting @mr_kennethcole Extremely rude 'inspiring accessory' remark regarding #KateSpade #RIP," tweeted Missy Hall .
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The reported remark drew swift criticism from lawmakers, foreign governments and immigrant advocacy groups.
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Jackson was quick to defend his remark, but he has not defended his team.
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The cop, understandably, was barely able to hold back from laughing at his remark.
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The special counsel wants to ask the president what he meant by that remark.
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And one of them, a Democratic pollster named Fernand Amandi, made this striking remark.
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I regret I did not catch this remark, as it should have been challenged.
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Mr. McConnell's remark on Tuesday made it clear that was not his only consideration.
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By evening, the remark was running as a banner atop the Miami Herald's website.
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" Botswana's government issued a statement calling the president's remark "highly irresponsible, reprehensible and racist.
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On Friday, Japan's top government spokesman, Yoshihide Suga, called Mr. Moon's remark "extremely regrettable."
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An earlier version of this article paraphrased a remark by an American official incorrectly.
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A groundskeeper for the home team yelled out a profane remark questioning their manhood.
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For conservatives, the remark is proof of moral ignominy; for liberals, of political stupidity.
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But Mr. Trump's extreme remark epitomizes the tough choices that American policy makers face.
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" The remark was met with booing and jeering, and he continued: "You misunderstand completely.
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Mr. Bloomberg has denied making the remark over the years, including at the debate.
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Peter Lucido made the crude remark when she tried to ask him a question.
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In the caption, the singer made a clever remark about her and Bloom's initials.
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The remark drew swift and sharp backlash from lawmakers, who accused Trump of racism.
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Conway and Hicks did not immediately respond to requests to comment on Wolff's remark.
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A spokesperson for Gabbard didn't respond to a request for comment about Gabbard's remark.
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Mr. Gross said the remark was a simple plea not to fire a colleague.
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Mr. Bonniwell said in a phone interview on Thursday that he regretted his remark.
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Cuomo made the remark after the White House hopeful took the stage late Thursday.
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Sanders was accused by some on social media of being sexist with her remark.
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Cook did not correct Trump when Trump made his inaccurate remark at the plant.
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Meantime, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were quick to condemn the remark.
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This Trudeau recently made a sarcastic remark to Indigenous activists and apologized for it.
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Kilmeade offered the remark on the 16th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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The South Carolina Republican made the remark as part of a joke about Sen.
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Moreover, there was no real need for the president's Tuesday remark, according to Delury.
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This explains a remark made by Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party.
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Still, the remark once again brought into question Tillerson's future in the Trump administration.
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Then again, it's important to not read too much into any remark Trump makes.
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"—which awarded Pence a chance to remark, "I must have hit a nerve here.
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You can use it to challenge the underlying assumption of the remark or behavior.
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The remark isn't the only anti-LGBTQ comment Mateer has made over the years.
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She's also become an obsession among conservatives, who jump to attack her every remark.
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" Asked to comment on Leahy's remark, a Boeing spokesman said: "They (United) selected the 10.
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Ou Virak, a political analyst, faces charges for a remark made during a radio programme.
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All right what wise anchor remark are you going to make about Hannity tonight, Ingraham?
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Then, during his discussions with House GOP members, Trump made a dismissive remark concerning Rep.
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But Powell's remark that inflation has strengthened since December sent yields higher and stocks lower.
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Twitter took down the video, saying a remark Blackburn made about opposing abortion was inflammatory.
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In April 2014, Christina Hendricks made a casual remark during an interview with Health magazine.
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Several House members expressed to Fox News on Wednesday their disgust with Trump&aposs remark.
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In the new version, however, this remark carries a completely different kind of emotional weight.
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When asked about the remark during a campaign forum in September, Trump stood by it.
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The model took notice, replying to the online shoutout with an appropriately self-deprecating remark.
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You&aposve been at these meetings before and the President made a remark about Russia.
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" He prefaced that remark with a question common during breaking news: "Who took this photo?
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Li made the remark during a meeting with World Bank President David Malpass in Beijing.
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MTV Australia has tweeted an offensive remark regarding Latina actresses America Ferrera and Eva Longoria.
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He lets out another sigh, subtle but easily interpreted as a slight remark of relief.
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One service member makes a disparaging remark, "'F---ing ho', n----," and begins walking away.
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He would later stand by the remark in a 2012 Atlantic profile of the rapper.
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" Warren responded to Trump's remark earlier in the week by calling it "a disgusting low.
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In their messages, they remark on how stoked they are to be dominating the charts.
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People often remark on my having been the first woman to be president of MIT.
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Even though Paris has a witty remark to almost everything anyone says, she's also human.
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" Hannah ignored the remark about her last love, saying, "Somebody's already jumping fences for me!
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Throw all the shade you want, but you played yourself with your cute little remark.
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Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas" at a Monday event honoring Navajo war heroes, calling the remark insensitive.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders disputed the characterization of Trump's remark as a racial slur.
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Early in his career Mr Erdogan made a telling remark he was later to regret.
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I also want to apologize to all Uber employees who were offended by the remark.
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He moved on quickly from the remark and declined to take questions from the press.
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Palin is remixing Obama's infamous remark at a San Francisco fundraiser about small-town Pennsylvanians.
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With each remark, Alig unfailingly drew attention to his own background as a party promoter.
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Perez's remark came as he introduced Obama during a Democratic fundraiser in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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But a remark later made by coach Doc Rivers caught the attention of the NBA.
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Mr. Bloomberg denied making the remark; the case was settled with no admission of guilt.
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They called Pence's remark "ignorant and stupid," and then Trump responded with his cancellation letter.
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The White House did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment on Trump's remark.
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Smith later acknowledged he'd made the remark, but not in reference to any one member.
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The remark came the same day Sims's tell-all book, "Team of Vipers," was published.
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Playing to these opponents of immigration reform, Trump uttered his now infamous "shithole countries" remark.
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Nine Republican veterans who support Vukmir, including the state Senate majority leader, condemned his remark.
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He did not specify which of the four living ex-presidents allegedly made that remark.
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There is nothing about Tlaib's remark that struck me as being out of the ordinary.
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During one of the briefings, journalist Jonathan Tilove tweeted the following remark from the president: .
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The remark comes as China's State Councilor Wang Yi makes a trip to North Korea.
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During his tour of the wildlife on Midway, he paused to make an improbable remark.
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People are always demanding to know what you think about your candidate's latest horrific remark.
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His Republican supporters, meanwhile, have been pressed after every remark to distance themselves from him.
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Then, while presenting the report to employees, an Uber board member made a sexist remark.
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Everyone noticed Hillary Clinton's "deplorables" remark, but few paid attention to what she said next.
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I would prefer not to, I would reply if asked to remark on people's stories.
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I had heard about this remark after Samantha mentioned it to one of my sisters.
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I mean, for God's sake, that's just such a stupid, revisionist, ignorant remark to make.
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Ludacris decided to introduce co-host Ciara with a totally inappropriate remark about her legs.
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Mr. Holt again assisted, this time by pressing Mr. Trump on his remark that Mrs.
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As Engelbrecht describes the conundrum, her next remark seems inevitable: What, exactly, is an ending?
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The comment drew outrage from Nigerians on social media who saw the remark as sexist.
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That remark helped steady sterling in London trading but could not repair all the damage.
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It's the kind of remark that comes from people who don't see themselves as racist.
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My interest is not in the chief justice's flippant remark, but in his serious one.
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Don't say you will stop yourself before you blurt out some impatient, annoyed, controlling remark.
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Mr. Trump's remark may have been tongue-in-cheek, but Chinese analysts took it seriously.
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Mr. Hogg's early remark that "we're children" while politicians "are the adults" won him praise.
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In 2014 he publicly mocked Asians with his "two Wongs don't make a right" remark.
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Men take co-workers as mistresses and openly remark on the appearance of female colleagues.
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In an interview, Mr. Weatherly said the remark about spanking was meant as a joke.
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An earlier version of this article misstated a remark by the president about his critics.
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Either way ... the campaign is clearly anti-Trump, calling his remark about African countries racist.
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Scoffing remark to an ignoramus LIKE YOU KNOW "LIKE" BUTTON (as on social media) 9D.
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"Why, of all words, would you use the term monkey?" she said of the remark.
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Tesla CEO Musk made the remark in comments to the Wall Street Journal published Tuesday.
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Milestones in U.S. politics, outrage over an Australian senator's remark and increasing violence in Afghanistan.
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She later cleaned up the remark, but not before the White House seized on it.
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" The remark comes after Dan and Roseanne have fallen asleep while watching "Wheel of Fortune.
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Clinton, the Democratic nominee, called the remark "horrifying" in her response on the debate stage.
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Then, while presenting the report to employees, an Uber board member made a sexist remark.
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" On Sunday, she said his remark was "absolutely vile for anyone, let alone a teacher.
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Rather than fading away without remark, the group is mounting a grand finale on Oct.
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The remark was a response to a question about why Ocasio-Cortez didn't endorse Sen.
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The remark was made during a meeting with U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on Monday.
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Mr. Barnier himself later commented on Twitter, somewhat unconvincingly, that he meant his remark generally.
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Earlier in the night, prosecutors said, Mr. Gooding made a sexually suggestive remark to her.
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" Mr. Trump laughed and said of Mr. Ballard's impromptu remark: "That's very risky of me.
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Perhaps it is unfair sport to remark on the confusing nature of German wine labels.
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Ms. Klobuchar came armed in their next debate with a retort to his November remark.
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"He knew what he was asking for," Mr. Heimbach said recently of Mr. Trump's remark.
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The news came as a board member resigned after making a disparaging remark about women.
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If your remark is inaccurate, you're the one who ends up looking like a jerk.
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Boyega hit back, saying his remark was about the two fictional characters, not Ridley herself.
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It is hard to think of a more antiquated and stereotype-driven remark than that.
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Warren said it happened, and Sanders denied making the remark, including on the debate stage.
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If your remark is inaccurate, you're the one who ends up looking like a jerk.
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"This remark by the president of the United States smacks of blatant racism," Blumenthal said.
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" Schumer said Trump's remark, which come as Republicans are pushing tax reform, "boggles the mind.
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Hanging in the air was the "fuck business" remark made by Mr Johnson last year.
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The remark is just one of several racist and inflammatory comments the KFile review found.
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You had others in the room who have said he did not make this remark.
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Debbie Dingell, who said on CNN she felt "kicked in the stomach" by Trump's remark.
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" He apologizes for the Hitler remark, telling reporters "it was a mistake to do that.
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" Schumer said Trump's remark, which come as Republicans are pushing tax reform, "boggles the mind.
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Blitzer and his co-host remark on how they even rolled out a tractor trailer.
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Even if the remark was completely untrue, Calvert added, Trump might not have defamed Brzezinski.
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A source in the room has previously told CNN that Rosenstein's wire remark was sarcastic.
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The remark was part of a statement he delivered to the nation about the attack.
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At the Élysée, I asked Macron what he was thinking when he made the remark.
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" Dimon added that the off-the-cuff remark "proves I wouldn't make a good politician.
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Jerry Brown assailed a remark President Trump made about climate change being a Chinese hoax.
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Another thing that caught my attention was Bradley's seemingly idealistic remark about a shared space.
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Instructor's remark after making a mistake DO AS I SAY, NOT AS I DO 48A.
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When asked about his rebuttal to the "average" remark, and about the boos, he shrugged.
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We would go to CES and remark at how Apple's dominance loomed over the show.
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Trump's "shithole" remark was first reported by the Washington Post's Josh Dawsey on Thursday afternoon.
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Trump's decision to back down from the remark on Monday seems to confirm that theory.
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A White House official later corrected Kudlow's remark, saying the clock started on Dec. 1.
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Anzaldua declined to comment to BuzzFeed News about the president's remark, but Hector Garza, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, said Anzaldua was not offended by the remark, and that it was a shame to see his work and recognition overshadowed by it.
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Jerry Brown, who's seeking a major disaster declaration from the president, pushed back against that remark.
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At the time of that remark, given the state of the team, some analysts mocked Alderson.
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However, as so often with the Trumpian stream of consciousness it is an immensely revealing remark.
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Ocasio-Cortez took to Twitter, focusing in on the dismissiveness of the speaker's "public whatever" remark.
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Tessa Thompson has clarified a remark she made about Lena Dunham and the Time's Up movement.
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Cosby's defense team immediately asked for a mistrial, fearing her remark could unduly influence the jury.
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A White House spokesman did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment on Kerry's remark.
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For about 30 minutes," Trump said Kinnaird dismissed Trump's jibe as an "off-the-cuff remark.
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First, that a person's feelings, such as over whether a remark is racist, are always right.
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DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach said Yellen's remark "doesn't suggest" a hike in June, according to Reuters.
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Is this public remark the equivalent to hitting the unsubscribe button on a pesky email list?
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The whole movie's on YouTube, but we couldn't find this exact pony remark, if you will.
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Akio Mimura, head of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said Hagiuda's remark was "unbelievable".
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Maybe it was just an off-the-cuff remark, but it appears Tina got the hint.
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There's no snotty remark about her gender, or astonishment that she's not gagging at the prospect.
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The off-the-cuff remark led to a series of meetings within the private equity industry.
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Maybe it was an off-the-cuff remark from one of your favorite reality-TV personalities.
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The remark occurred earlier Thursday during an argument over a vote to reopen the federal government.
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According to data from Twitter, Castro's remark was the most tweeted-about moment of the night.
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In his reply to Vona, Bence Tuzson, who speaks for Fidesz in parliament, ignored the remark.
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GUILFOYLE: No. PERINO: OK. Next, Democratic hysteria over President Trump&aposs animals remark intensifies, details next.
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Overall, the authors of the report remark that "it is perhaps surprising how little has changed".
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The person, who was not named, said Rosenstein was being sarcastic when he made the remark.
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While Gunter's remark is subtly savage, it's a little worrisome that Duane is a family doctor.
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Some remember Nathan Rothschild's remark about the secret of his wealth: "I always sold too soon."
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Fans took to Twitter to remark on Davidson's appearance and expressed relief that he seemed well.
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" Trump's remark came just moments after he had said, "Huawei is something that is very dangerous.
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But it only bores me, this unoriginal remark from unoriginal men, hiding their intimidation behind condescension.
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And Bakari Sellers, a Clinton surrogate and CNN contributor, was defiant when asked about the remark.
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But if someone had yelled an equivalently demeaning remark at Obama -- like, say, 'Shine my shoes!
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According to The Guardian, Abe was momentarily unable to suppress a brief smirk at Cameron's remark.
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I also want to apologize to all the Uber employees who were offended by the remark.
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But Republicans, the coal industry and miner unions have looked to use the remark against Democrats.
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Watch a movie such as Arrival and remark on the lead character being a female professor.
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Cruz criticized O'Rourke's statements, calling the "nothing more American" remark unpatriotic and disrespectful to the military.
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Like most women, I find it pretty easy to make a remark that's critical of myself.
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You can hear a collective groan and even some boos from the crowd after the remark.
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At the top, any remark attributed to Kim Jong Un is scripture, unchangeable and non-negotiable.
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His benign comportment inspired the fearsome soldier Admiral David Porter to make the remark quoted above.
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Hyde-Smith has said the remark was meant as a joke and apologized for the comment.
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Abbott made that remark at a press conference in February 2015, according to the Texas Tribune.
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Hyde-Smith has said she made the comments in jest and that the remark was misinterpreted.
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Given all the recent criticism that Frederick has been too conciliatory, the remark seemed somewhat pointed.
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John McCain's health, was quietly let go Tuesday nearly a month after making the insensitive remark.
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"There is no vacancy," a Downing Street spokesman said when asked about Trump's remark on Tuesday.
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This patient decided to show her doctor the photograph after a remark made by her sister.
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"I regret I did not catch this remark, as it should have been challenged," Payne said.
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The remark, which was caught on video, has sparked controversy due to Mississippi's history of lynching.
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Burris's controversial editorial defending Trump's "shithole countries" remark brought considerable backlash to the paper in January.
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The remark comes from Sessions's "questions for the record," which is part of the confirmation process.
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That, in turn, followed Trump's explosive remark that he would be "proud" to have a shutdown.
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The lawmaker's remark comes after confirmation hearings where Democrats have clashed with several of Trump's nominees.
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The nail-in-the-coffin remark generated significant media attention, but what does it really mean?
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The FBI did not respond to a request for comment on Trump's "tatters" remark on Monday.
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We apologize to the organizers and to those who may have been offended by this remark.
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Trump responded, calling the remark a "ridiculous attack" during an interview earlier this week with ABC.
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He was responding to a recent remark from Vice President Pence's chief of staff Nick Ayers.
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The original remark is valid to ask about & have a discussion on or clarify - not dismiss.
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The renewed effort to tamp down on leaks follows scrutiny over a derisive remark about Sen.
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Dingell also appeared to enjoy the remark, though her reaction came as she was fighting tears.
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Lewandowski refused to apologize for the remark when asked about it on Fox News Wednesday morning.
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Trump made the remark while sitting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office.
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The House voted to condemn that remark as racist, though the president has since doubled down.
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Their personal reminiscences dovetail with Mr. Berger's remark about market forces having no sense of history.
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An unnecessary remark, Hal conceded, but also, she thought, not inconsistent with Oliver's sense of humor.
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CAIR called on Salling to apologize and urged Maryland's Republican Party to renounce Salling's alleged remark.
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Giuliani's lawyer quickly interjected that the remark was a joke — but the answer was telling nonetheless.
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Tesla CEO says company will remain public after a remark about going-private made investors jump.
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I asked whether this was legal and he then asserted his authority with another derogatory remark.
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" Trump called the remark "disgraceful" and said that Tlaib "dishonored her family using language like that.
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Ushakov made the remark in response to a question about future meetings between Trump and Putin.
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Maybe a family member passed away, or a close friend made a remark that cut deep.
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" An activist responded to that remark by asking if it was "an invitation or a threat.
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" Reports attributed to him a remark that the movie was the product of Hollywood's "Jewish scum.
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They also said that prosecutors had taken a paraphrased remark by Dr. Levin out of context.
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There are so many problems with this remark that it's hard to know where to start.
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The remark led to some murmuring and laughter in the crowd, taking the president slightly aback.
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Still, he faced huge blowback from people who were offended at the "so called protesters" remark.
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Media widely took that remark as a suggestion Morrison may amend laws to improve media protection.
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We want to learn more about how people who have heard a racist remark address it.
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Harmless Torturers never go that far; we just like, retweet and add the occasional clever remark.
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"I think that might have come out wrong," I once explained after spouting an awkward remark.
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Mr. Trump's remark was the starkest example of a recent pattern in Washington, Mr. White said.
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He never ran for office again, but his remark about rape had a long shelf life.
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The Pope himself has yet to remark on the accusations in the nearly 900-page report.
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She also pointed to his reported "shithole countries" remark about Haiti, El Salvador and African nations.
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Herridge, Fox News's chief intelligence correspondent, made the remark on "America's Newsroom" with anchor Bill Hemmer.
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After Trump's treason remark, regular leaders were, for the umpteenth time, forced to consider their options.
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Trump's Wednesday night speech -- immediately after the impeachment vote -- included a disgusting remark about late Rep.
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According to an NBC News reporter, the woman who yelled the remark was a congressional intern.
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Pruitt's remark came up during a Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works hearing Tuesday. Sen.
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But researchers said the remark showed a fundamental misunderstanding of the way biomedical research is conducted.
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But on Tuesday, following Trump's remark about ending birthright citizenship, some outlets were caught flat-footed.
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Again, the campaign has not explained the remark, and Biden has not taken questions about it.
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The WBC heavyweight champion Wilder laughed when Business Insider reminded him of Joshua&aposs remark recently.
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When he is criticized for some crazy remark, he does not back down, he doubles down.
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His presidential campaign sent out a fundraising pitch last month after Boehner made the "Lucifer" remark.
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Challenged on the remark later in the press conference, Sanders said she stood by her comments.
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So any contemporary resonance Gabriel's remark might have is strictly in the individual viewer's mind. Nope.
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" Duckworth, an Iraq War veteran, called the president's remark insulting to "real Medal of Honor recipients.
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If President Trump made the "shithole" remark—or anything like it—he deserves to be rebuked.
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The remark from Tlaib, who represents Michigan, came as she was discussing criticism aimed at Rep.
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To remark that Wright's novels were also satirical and freewheeling does not begin to cover it.
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The remark caused bipartisan outrage at home and condemnations abroad, including from all 55 African nations.
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But one of the President's most vocal supporters in conservative media lambasted Parscale for the remark.
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Speaking at a Michigan rally, the president made an off-color remark that the late Rep.
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Amid immediate blowback, McGinty issued a statement saying she regretted the remark and apologizing to Toomey.
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Mr. Sanders also parsed Mr. Price's remark that Americans deserved "access" to high-quality health care.
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As soon as Mr. Payne began to call him out for his remark, Mr. Bossie backtracked.
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That remark earned an implied rebuke from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Twitter on Monday.
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Kevin Pillar's regrettable, out-of-frustration remark last week instantly changed the glowing discussion about him.
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The question about something work-related is not sexual harassment, while the sexual remark is harassment.
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The remark came after Tapper asked Giuliani to comment on a statement from Utah Republican Sen.
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Speechwriter Zev Karlin-Neumann loved Obama's off the cuff remark and dance moves imitating player Steph Curry.
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" In a separate remark shared with the Associated Press, King called Rodriguez's death "a tragedy beyond belief.
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" Berry told the Boston Globe that the tweet was intended to be a "snarky, sarcastic, cynical remark.
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Or maybe your mind jumps to the time Roseanne Barr made an extremely racist remark on Twitter.
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John Legend had an amazing response to a recent racist remark allegedly made by an LAX paparazzo.
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Both sides believe that the other is missing, or deliberately blocking out, the context of Trump's remark.
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That riff may well have been inspired by Mims's reference to MS-22011 in her previous remark.
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The president made the remark in a rambling two-hour speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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Many people who explicitly said they agree with Hogg's activism said they took issue with the remark.
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The remark triggered a heated back-and-forth between the two attorneys, according to the Post-Gazette.
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She looked to me once, to remark upon the quality of a local Chinese restaurant ("pas mal").
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Cruz made the "True to form" remark.
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Trump has denied making the remark (kind of), but it certainly fits right in with his history.
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However, I was dismayed by your remark that the Kehilath Jeshurun congregation in Manhattan "flaunts its Jewishness".
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Grande is among many celebrities who have stepped forward to remark on the tragic shooting Sunday evening.
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What&aposs really telling about Clapper&aposs remark is that he gives away the deep state strategy.
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But then he walked back the remark, suggesting he might be willing to keep playing the character.
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Morris, a prominent country singer, released a song titled "Dear Hate" as a remark on the shooting.
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Portman's remark got a lot of attention, especially because this year does have some impressive women directors.
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" Strickland apologized for his comments, saying in a statement, "That was an insensitive remark and I apologize.
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"That was an insensitive remark and I apologize," he said in a statement released by his campaign.
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Each remark manages to alienate more voters and stirs greater doubts about his capacity to be president.
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There was this really insulting remark from an NBC commentator about how your parents "weren't" your parents.
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He has also posted screen grabs of messages sent from people who mocked him for the remark.
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Ms. Mahoney called Ms. Miner's response "emotional"; Ms. Miner's supporters fired back that the remark was sexist.
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It was not immediately clear which Chinese official he was quoting and when the remark was made.
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In her set, Barr made a series of controversial jokes — beginning with a dark remark about suicide.
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In one of the photos, Trump is gesturing to the ambassador while making a remark to Lavrov.
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He hopes these kits will inspire students in the same way that one professor's remark inspired him.
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Lake called the "basket of deplorables" remark an "unfortunate comment" that the campaign should move away from.
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Trump's remark is not the first time he has called for a tightening of First Amendment protections.
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But even with her he made a remark they probably both wish would disappear from Internet servers.
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The remark contrasts with the many Republicans -- and some Democrats -- who often pledge unequivocal support for Israel.
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The remark shocked some lawmakers who stuck with Trump on health care, despite the political perils. Rep.
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SEC Chair Mary Jo White made the remark to reporters at a conference in Washington on Friday.
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The remark was quickly picked apart by some Twitter users, however, who felt it was too glib.
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On Sunday, he disputed that he had made the remark at all, despite the interview being recorded.
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Ironically, Trump's inane remark may have come true—though, of course, not in the way he expected.
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Trump only tweeted once on Sunday—clarifying his remark on Sweden, while not taking responsibility for it.
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Putin's sexist remark may make you want to scream into the void, but it isn't entirely surprising.
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And, he came back with a snide remark: 'I think you can put two and two together.
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Cárdenas said he immediately asked his Republican colleagues who'd made the remark, but no one came forward.
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Trump's remark follows multiple primary elections on Tuesday that included one upset for an incumbent House Republican.
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Trump made the remark after being asked about the four U.S. soldiers killed in Niger last week.
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Wilcox did not immediately respond to an email from The Hill seeking comment on the reported remark.
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Even in context—the tiresome debate about no-platforming controversial speakers at universities—Zingales's remark was surreal.
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Now I felt that one wrong step or one inadvertent remark could bring serious harm to someone.
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The ECB declined to comment on Di Maio's remark about conversations with people from the central bank.
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Duterte's remark was made through a Japanese translator, ahead of a meeting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Even more disturbing, Albence's flippant remark about "summer camps" was in response to serious questioning from Sen.
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Sorenstam, unimpressed by the remark, said she told the player she didn't need any help shaping shots.
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Men may dismiss a filthy remark as a joke when women hear it as an intentional humiliation.
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Giuliani's remark on Wednesday was particularly notable, as he was once a US attorney for the district.
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Watters later clarified his remark on Twitter, saying he didn't mean for it to be taken sexually.
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Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton's communications director, called the remark "very distressing language" and urged Sanders to disavow it.
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The remark caused an uproar because of the perception that it played into negative stereotypes about Jews.
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They portrayed his remark as a call to vote, dismissing the idea that he was suggesting violence.
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He allegedly made the remark during a meeting on immigration reform with lawmakers in the Oval Office.
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Trump last week tweeted about expanding America's nuclear weapons stockpile, without making clear what inspired his remark.
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After addressing her panel, she asked for the president's "exploding the cannons" remark to be played again.
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But while accepting the award on Thursday, Bee said the remark had overshadowed a much larger issue.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE, a remark that raised eyebrows among lawmakers and national security experts.
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"The VA is not sacred, the veteran is sacred," Trump said, alluding to a remark from Rep.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), who has come under fire for a controversial remark about public hangings.
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" Gingrich on Saturday labeled the billionaire's remark about Curiel "one of the worst mistakes Trump has made.
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She also defended her remark about Jarrett as a joke, in a tweet to a CNN reporter.
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She tried to explain to Mr. Alexander how his offhand remark had triggered her most basic fears.
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Walker may believe his female colleagues are beautiful, but his own remark was nothing short of ugly.
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The president's remark followed a terror attack in New York City on Tuesday that killed eight people.
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Shah condemned the leak of the remark, but declined to discuss his thoughts on the comments themselves.
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Kirstjen Nielsen was in the room, but says can't recall whether Trump made "shithole countries" remark pic.twitter.
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I cannot be the only person who recognizes the maturity, honesty and statesmanlike nature of that remark.
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The Michigan lawmaker later apologized for causing a "distraction," but not for the sentiment behind the remark.
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But after his remark produced an intense backlash, Mr. Trump said later that he was being sarcastic.
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The person, who would not be named, acknowledged the remark but said Mr. Rosenstein made it sarcastically.
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It's been days now and we have not had a single new Biden remark to complain about.
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After watching an interview earlier this week in which Trump made an offhand racist remark about Sen.
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You can copy out text easily enough, but for a redaction remark, there's no typesetting a redaction.
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When he retired from volunteer work, people would remark at how fit he stayed for a senior.
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The remark by Tusk, who chairs summits of the EU's national leaders, angered Brexit supporters in Britain.
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Mr. Weatherly asked Ms. Dushku who had made the remark and why she did not report it.
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But after his offhand remark, aides sought to walk back the idea, saying it was merely notional.
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The mode is epistolary, poetic, occasionally honest to a fault (the Youngstown remark, for example) and moral.
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His remark that there was "spying" on the Trump campaign has already encouraged Republican accusations of misconduct.
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Rejecting their concerns, the president-elect tossed off a dismissive remark about the sacrosanct "one China" policy.
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Cheeky T-shirts and coffee mugs soon appeared for sale emblazoned with Senator Feinstein's remark about dogma.
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Between the lines: People who've heard Mulvaney make this remark say he wasn't joking or even exaggerating.
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In the caption, the "Never Really Over" singer made a clever remark about her and Bloom's initials.
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Nothing will make you irrelevant faster than an ill-informed remark (the fake) on a significant issue.
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" Someone who watched her read the remark, she said, told her "the color drained from my face.
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He said that his remark was referring to the organization's endorsement of Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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The retired basketball player appeared to be hitting back at a remark made by Ingraham last month.
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Trump's remark about the funeral came as the President has continued to denigrate the dead senator's legacy.
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But analysts saw his "fire and fury" remark as dangerous and unlikely to deter North Korea's leader.
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Fellow TPG partner David Bonderman quit Uber's board in July after taking heat for a sexist remark.
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After the forum, Mr. Faulkner said he had interpreted Mr. Dietl's remark as a reference to race.
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The remark was condemned on social media, and Mr. Maher apologized in a statement the next day.
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If your remark is accurate, everybody already knows it, so there's no need to point it out.
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"That remark is shocking," Katz said in an interview with Army Radio on Wednesday, according to reports.
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Sanders denied ever making such a remark, but Warren confirmed the meeting as reported by the media.
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The remark came during the second day of the E2 Summit, an annual Romney-hosted donor conference.
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Lawyers for Unsworth say that remark was widely interpreted as Musk suggesting the diver was a pedophile.
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If your remark is accurate, everybody already knows it, so there's no need to point it out.
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" Lemon said on CNN that Trump's remark was met with "stunned silence from everyone in the room.
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The remark is also the latest in a war of words between Corker and Trump on Sunday.
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Never mind that her boss made the love remark in a nationally televised, bipartisan White House meeting.
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But the black community still largely accepted Clinton because they didn't define him by that one remark.
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Senior U.S. officials remark that America's own military could not fight on amid a proportional number casualties.
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Even an off-the-cuff remark expressing an opinion about a case can lead to a mistrial.
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As it happens, I was just about to remark that God calls those whom he loves best.
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The Biden campaign's concern that voters might react negatively to such a remark is not ill-founded.
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He was disqualified from a Challenger event a year earlier in Georgia for making a racist remark.
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The president's remark caused an unusual international incident between the United States and a mild-mannered ally.
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Mr. Trump's remark came during a meeting at the White House with sheriffs from around the country.
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"This is going to be fun," Mr. Shine said, a remark that was overheard by people nearby.
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Anyone who criticized or made a remark on anything related to Saudi Arabia was labeled a traitor.
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Late last month, there were reports that DeSantis made a racially-tinged remark in referring to Gillum.
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Priebus condemns remarks Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus condemned Trump's remark in a briefly, tersely-worded statement.
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NBC apologized in writing to Pyeongchang's organizing committee for the remark, which the committee said it had accepted.
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" After the meeting, a senior House Republican member who supports the president described the remark as "poor form.
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The remark, she said, was met with laughter from some lawmakers — and an endorsement from the committee chairman.
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" His closing remark was even more direct: "I know the election has left some uncertain about the future.
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The Valor Economico newspaper first reported the remark in an interview with Doria, who was elected on Sunday.
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The remark came during testimony in 2012 lawsuit filed by the Obama administration against the Seattle Police Department.
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Maybe you tossed off a remark during a moment of heightened emotion that doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
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On Thursday, Trump made a seemingly off-the-cuff remark to that effect during a big infrastructure speech.
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They give us some clues — like in a remark Renee makes about resembling one of the Jenner/Kardashians.
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Moments after the Journal reported the denials, Trump took to Twitter to double down on his earlier remark.
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"She is never mean — even when circumstances would clearly excuse a sharp elbow, a cruel remark," he wrote.
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My remark regarding the inclusion of transgender models in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show came across as insensitive.
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In jobs that followed, managers would remark that they wanted "more women" and proceed to reject qualified candidates.
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They prey on weakness, pinpointing the spot where someone's particularly raw and stabbing it with a calculated remark.
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The remark has led some to speculate that he's heading back to the North ruled by Jon Snow.
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The internet reaction to Pence's remark was swift: Soon after he made it, someone created a website, www.thatmexicanthing.
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Apparently an engineer friend of his (one of his backpacking buddies) had teased him for the GNU remark.
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Mrs May's remark to interviewers that she intends to fight the next election stole the headlines in Britain.
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It is a racing certainty that some trigger-happy fanatic will miss the "joke" in Trump's throwaway remark.
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After he made the remark the dollar fell to a three-year low against a basket of currencies.
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While I.D and Remark deliver a raucous support set, they seem to know who everyone is waiting for.
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Many people believe Burnell created the images digitally; others remark that it looks like they were taken underwater.
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Remark created software to watch over restaurant kitchens and log instances of workers removing hats or face masks.
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Democrats should listen again to Trump's stray remark for the grain of truth in it: Deficits don't matter.
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" The Arrow actor, 27, quickly responded to the remark on his personal Tumblr, writing, "Was it a secret?
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A number of parents loudly gasped at the remark and yelled at the man to leave the meeting.
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He has avoided making any incendiary comments on the matter, instead focusing on the "basket of deplorables" remark.
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Christie made the remark in response to a child's question during a campaign stop in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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" Kuleba then walked back his remark, saying: "We don't have an elite without offshores and that's the problem.
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Putin's remark was seen by critics as an attempt to blur the line between Russian and Ukrainian history.
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Buffett previously said Bitcoin was probably "rat poison squared," so the seashell remark definitely sounds like an improvement.
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But he was slapped down when Mrs May's spokeswoman said the remark was only Mr Davis's personal opinion.
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Important to note, Cardone wasn't following in Bill Maher's footsteps ... this aired before Maher's ill-fated slavery remark.
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Back in May, the reboot of Roseanne was cancelled after Roseanne Barr posted a racist remark on Twitter.
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Sometimes it has been a sincere feeling that an ordinarily appropriate remark is inappropriate at this extraordinary moment.
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The Trump administration called Bee's show "not fit for broadcast" following the derogatory remark during a Wednesday segment.
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Would she pounce on some unwittingly idolatrous remark of mine and eviscerate me as she had done Bloom?
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According to WSB, Moore said her son made a remark about drinking a soda that didn't taste right.
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The aide, Kelly Sadler, had made the misguided remark, reportedly intended as a joke, nearly a month ago.
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That remark entrenched Sarkozy's reputation as a bully in the suburbs blighted by crime and unemployment outside Paris.
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Politicians from both sides of the aisle have condemned the remark and called on Sadler to apologize publicly.
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Pompeo said he does not believe the remark changes Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops out of Syria.
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This is the first time the President has hosted an African leader since his alleged "shithole countries" remark.
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While Kilburg admitted that remark was "tongue-in-cheek," he said the emotion in the market is real.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) tweeted over the weekend complaining about Trump being "silent" in response to that remark.
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But we didn't just cheer when she criticized the President, we cheered for nearly every remark she made.
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If Sanders wins the Democratic nomination, Republicans would almost certainly pounce on Sanders' remark during the general election.
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Though he faced criticism for his remark in New Hampshire, he picked up the theme again this week.
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" Williamson acknowledged Cooper's remark, with the CNN host pointing out that Williamson once called clinical depression a "scam.
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" Trump has previously attacked Cuomo over the remark, claiming his home state's governor was having "a total meltdown.
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He made the remark after the FBI released its report, which senators took turns reviewing throughout the day.
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The remark from Lord Alan Sugar came during a discussion in which Morgan questioned Sugar about his wealth.
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The latter remark was copied and pasted into a tweet, which observers quickly noted did not mention Hinduism.
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Senior administration officials downplayed Friday's Russia remark, saying there was no organized effort to allow Russia back in.
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Years later Mr. Graffman ran into Mr. Allen, who made a remark about his missing the session. Mrs.
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Where — if at all — does Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" remark or her health scare at the Sept.
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But a stray remark he once made suggests he is well suited temperamentally to be Twitter's white knight.
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Ayotte said she does not know whether her initial role model remark hurt her chances in the election.
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Todd Akin (R-Mo.) made a remark about "legitimate rape" not causing pregnancy months before the general election.
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Jim Webb wrote a response in part to Joel Payne, the strategist to whom Bossie made the remark.
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Still others have written off the drama, arguing that people are making a fuss over an innocent remark.
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Right before Rosa Lopez takes the stand, Johnnie Cochran makes a snide remark about Clark's child care issues.
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Her dry remark on a popular feature of affluent life recasts the luxury as its basic component part.
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"[Frustrated silence] Dr. Macpherson: "This woman takes one remark and generalizes it to all communication in their relationship.
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In this light, it's especially worthy of remark that the nude is a recurring theme in the exhibition.
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Abe made the remark at a news conference in Darwin, Australia, which was televised by public broadcaster NHK.
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While the Jarrett remark was widely condemned, some knocked ABC for the prompt decision to nix the series.
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Finn was tempted to make a smart-ass remark about Reilly, but for once he held his tongue.
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Her remark could have alluded to political attacks on prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, who was in the courtroom Monday.
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As it turns out, one of the "newsier" takeaways from this week's WikiLeaks trove involved the Palin remark.
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At the time, I took that remark as a reminder of the sexism driving the antipathy for Mrs.
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Later, we put together a list of every racist remark he had made (at least the recorded ones).
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The president has mocked Mr. Cuomo's remark that America "was never that great," which Mr. Cuomo later revised.
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I'll be curious to see if Buttigieg's remark becomes a campaign talking point going into the 2020 election.
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Mooney—who wasn't overtly alarmed at the seemingly offhanded remark—assured his friend that they'd find a solution.
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When asked on Tuesday about that remark, Mr. Bolton said it appeared that the two leaders had bonded.
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And he highlighted President Trump's remark that there were "very fine people on both sides" at the march.
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The remark was made on stage during the Satellite 2020 conference when asked about the importance of software.
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The remark was at odds with his earlier directive that Americans avoid gatherings with more than ten people.
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I am sure you did not realize that when you made/laughed at/agreed with that racist remark.
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Even her most contentious remark about the Democratic leanings of mass shooters earned high marks from some Republicans.
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What had I missed by failing to add a remark about how old or inexpensive my dress was?
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It's a cliché to remark, about a book like this one, that the city itself becomes a character.
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Trump made the remark to reporters as he greeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.
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He said Chinese president Xi Jinping isn't a dictator -- a remark that drew an immediate rebuke from Sanders.
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The remark drew a mixed reaction from the crowd in Charleston, and the Buttigieg campaign tweeted the line.
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We know all too well the odious alibi invariably offered for some cruel remark: I'm just being honest.
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MBS texted Bezos photos looking like his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez, and made a remark about arguing with spouses.
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Sanders has denied he made the remark, and Warren charged that a woman can beat President Donald Trump.
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Trump reportedly made the remark in an Oval Office meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers on Thursday.
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Warren's remark came after Republicans, lead by Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Durbin told reporters Trump made the remark, and stood by his claim even after the president denied it.
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Trump made the remark after being asked why he had not yet addressed the four U.S. soldiers killed.
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Mr. Trump's remark drew cross-party scorn in France, and a sharp rebuke from the French Foreign Ministry.
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In a subsequent torrent of comments from followers of either men, Schopflin was mostly derided for his remark.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) if a remark she made was a veiled shot at the former vice president.
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" Trump's remark was "a great example of him just undoing decades of work where we worked really hard.
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A spokesperson for Kushner Companies said the remark may have been "interpreted" as a way to lure investors.
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Lawyers for Unsworth argued that the remark was widely interpreted as Musk suggesting the diver was a pedophile.
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As yet, no detestable remark, no flagrant display of ignorance, no scummy business deal has dissuaded his followers.
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"This is what I have for Kim," he said, according to three people familiar who witnessed the remark.
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And since the remark got out, this is all many in Washington have been able to talk about.
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A Politico report also indicated that the U.N. ambassador flashed a thumbs-up as she made the remark.
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Inslee, a Democrat, made the remark during a listening session with roughly 40 governors at the White House.
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Duterte's remark makes light of what has been one of the biggest embarrassments of his presidency so far.
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" Once the audience began clapping at McEntire's remark, the country singer added, "I'll clap to that one too!
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Leclerc then made an interesting remark: "Looking back, I'm happy we can now race like this," he said.
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Reuters reported that he made the remark when aboard a flight for a visit to Chile and Peru.
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Buyers remark that the mower cuts well after just one pass and doesn't leave stragglers, clumps, or lines.
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That effort didn't go anywhere, but Kranepool said Wilpon had made a disparaging remark to him about it.
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But it is not clear whether a remark like Mr. Gaetz's — made ambiguously on social media — would qualify.
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Example: A group of men are at a restaurant, and one makes a demeaning remark about the waitress.
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That remark sparked swift backlash in South Florida; at least two state senators immediately criticized Mr. de Blasio.
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It was a notable remark, given the criticism of Facebook and Google over their role in spreading misinformation.
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Several businesses, including giant retailer Walmart, had demanded Hyde-Smith return their donations after her public hanging remark.
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If this were anyone else, it'd be easy to dismiss this as the totally absurd remark it is.
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I know this because lovers would later remark upon my forceful insistence, even though I was completely plastered.
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It is, however, an opportunity to make a snarky remark like, "This is what's really scary," he noted.
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While we're sure that Lee will forget his remark in time, some lookalikes might not be so forgiving.
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The most ill-advised remark of the fight to pass Obamacare arguably came from then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Five former V.F.A. employees recalled that as they were expressing concerns over black fellows' struggles to procure job placements, Mr. Yang suggested offhandedly that the program might simply not be the best fit for black applicants — a remark that enraged some team members who say he later walked the remark back.
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You can also add a remark, or title for the clip, and select which notebook to add it to.
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If you'd like to join her, you can just donate here, no need to make a off-putting remark.
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"I made an insensitive remark today about Ken, who I've known for some time," Bradshaw said in a statement.
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She intimated that her view of his sexual skill was at odds with the remark attributed to Marla Maples.
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Is everybody supposed to ignore that and say, oh, that&aposs just -- KISSEL: It&aposs an off-hand remark.
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We don't know whether or not the president will stay strong with Barr in light of her racist remark.
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His remark drew a rebuke from his party's governing partner and raised concern that the coalition could break-up.
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Now, her little boy is a grown man, Vergara said she savors every flattering remark someone makes about him.
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On Wednesday night, he claimed Beijing "broke the deal" — a remark that sent Asian and U.S. stocks tumbling Thursday.
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Like the PewDiePie remark, these references tie him to a larger universe of far-right white nationalism and violence.
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Shelton's "Rosa Parks" remark was recorded in a 2012 You Tube video (here) about a year after NotHaus' conviction.
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The more defiant the remark, the better, adherents believe — no matter how empty or inaccurate the comment might be.
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Many have already noticed that Mike Huckabee's Twitter is bad enough to remark upon, and subsequently remarked upon it.
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Gates made the remark Monday in the annual letter he jointly pens with his wife and fellow philanthropist, Melinda.
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For many observers, Kickl's wording evoked Nazi-era concentration camps, and his remark soon made headlines in Austrian media.
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Trump's rhetoric—including his "fire and fury" remark—were a marked contrast to previous presidents' handling of North Korea.
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A White House representative told Politico that people present at the 2017 meeting "don't remember" the president's "nipple" remark.
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Sullivan said he didn't agree with Petraeus's sentence; he prefaced the remark by saying he probably shouldn't say anything.
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Hu made the remark at the company's annual global analyst summit at its headquarters in Shenzhen in southern China.
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The offensive remark was used in response to Lala's recent redemption arc, which made it all the more cutting.
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And now we have one woefully ignorant actor to thank for an equally problematic riff on Trump's misogynist remark.
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Athletes push back at Trump's 'locker room talk' remark Muslims report politics It wasn't just about Trump's comments though.
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Now, her little boy is a grown man, Sofia said she savors every flattering remark someone makes about him.
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Refinery29: I'm sure the first thing people remark on is your age, is that something you're already tired of?
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She became a polarizing figure for women early on with her infamous remark about staying home and baking cookies.
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President known for straight talk It's the latest offensive remark from Duterte, a leader not known for his diplomacy.
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" When asked to follow up on that specific remark, Conway said: "I'm not encouraging anyone to (go to court).
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"I made an insensitive remark today about Ken, who I've known for some time," he said in the statement.
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Most of the time, when people say "childbearing," they mean to remark on the size of a person's hips.
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New Balance said the remark about Trump taking things in the "the right direction" was taken out of context.
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She was 210, and cognizant enough to remark, just hours before she died, that it was her wedding anniversary.
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Then, an offhand remark in a closing sentence gave birth to a hashtag: "This is our reality," BART added.
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He made the remark in response to a question about mall traffic, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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It's a remark that is often repeated to deride the powers of the stock market to predict the economy.
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders just thanked President Donald Trump for a remark he made about health care — no, really.
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One Clinton campaign staffer, Deputy Digital Director Jenna Lowenstein, suggested the Vermont senator went too far with the remark.
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At last month's Wired25 summit, Dorsey made an onstage remark questioning the "like" button's worth in facilitating meaningful communication.
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According to the Times, Trump, in an interview on Sunday, denied having made the remark to the two women.
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He said that anti-Zionism was a "reinvented form of anti-Semitism", a remark that brought praise from Netanyahu.
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Doctors press him against a sterile machine and remark on his cancer like it's a cloud in the sky.
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So if this is peace, it worryingly resembles Tacitus's remark that "they made a desert, and called it peace".
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But on Friday he claimed he was only being sarcastic and mocked the media for playing up the remark.
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" Months after making the vomit remark, Trump began his presidential campaign on undocumented immigrants, claiming Mexicans were "bringing drugs.
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One tech said it caused an attendee to remark that it felt like the "lightbulb was singing" to them.
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" Bee apologized for the remark from the opening monologue of her show Wednesday, saying it was "inappropriate and inexcusable.
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Clinton called to apologize after making the remark to CNN, stepped in on the former secretary of state's behalf.
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To date, Nelson has provided no evidence for that claim and Scott's campaign has demanded clarity on the remark.
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Some lawmakers responded to Mnuchin's remark with a reminder that they work for their constituents and not for him.
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She says modestly little about her reasons, save for a self-effacing remark about her love for Pakistani sweets.
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Mr. Obama's remark, which came at the request of Prime Minister David Cameron, was widely judged to have backfired.
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Trump's remark comes after he said Friday he was putting the decision on hold amid a flurry of criticism.
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The White House has not denounced the remark, which has drawn condemnation from prominent political figures, including Republican Sen.
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She later apologized for the comment, noting that she was unaware he had cancer when she made the remark.
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Gaetz made the remark about Warren and her claims of Native American heritage during a Fox News segment Friday.
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TV's Krystal Ball on "What America's Thinking," when asked whether the remark would impact his standing with the public.
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The remark contradicts Sanders's comments in March, when she told reporters that Trump did not know about the payment.
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Yet Roosevelt's remark conveys a broader lesson, which conservatives are learning once again in their fight to repeal ObamaCare.
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But a remark by Andrew Wilander, Amtrak's head of customer experience, in late September, rubbed riders the wrong way.
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Despite the controversy over the remark, Mulvaney said Saturday he does not support calls for Sadler to be fired.
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Matt Shea (R) reportedly made the remark during a speech at a gun rights rally in Spokane on Saturday.
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It all started when King made a remark about Kravitz looking "hot and sexy," while downplaying her own look.
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Stone told the Journal that he had never dined with Assange and that the remark was made in jest.
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Apurva Sanghi made the remark in response to a question about the World Bank's Russia forecast for 2018-2020.
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Critics slammed the remark as anti-Semitic, but Omar's defenders said she is being subjected to a double standard.
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The remark deepened the sense of crisis surrounding the White House since Trump's dismissal of Comey on Tuesday evening.
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The remark, he said, was made while Sessions's office was investigating the hanging death of a young black man.
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Here is a screenshot of the tweet taken before it was deleted: Critics immediately slammed Barr's remark as racist.
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He also referred to himself as "the chosen one," a remark he later said was meant to be sarcastic.
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I got, instead, a sibling who holds opposite views and whose "Muslim president" remark appalls me to this day.
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She ended the tweetstorm making a reference to Jeb Bush's remark at a campaign event after no one applauded.
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But in an ABC News interview, Mr. Giuliani, sounding increasingly frayed, offered a remark that focused explicitly on Mrs.
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He made the remark in reference to paid speeches he was giving when he was exploring whether to run.
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Earlier this year he tweeted a remark about the importance of "due process," which was condemned by the exonerees.
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Watanabe made the remark a day after the Republican nominee's surprise win in the presidential election roiled global markets.
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The president's comments follow his earlier remark that the bomb scare will halt Republican "momentum" going into the Nov.
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Trump caught attention for making another off-the-cuff remark about a private conversation the day before that announcement.
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Sharpe, whose birth family died in her native Haiti, referenced her "complicated past," prompting Harrison to make this remark.
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Without seeing the full episode, including the context of Cayne's remark, however, it may be best to reserve judgment.
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Long-term, Mahoney said, he doesn't believe that a remark like that would hurt his reputation in his community.
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Why would you make this remark about a person who was a registered lobbyist before they were in Congress?
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Asked about the remark Wednesday afternoon, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Trump was referring to liquor purchases.
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The remark was swiftly condemned by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, including Congress's lone Haitian-American, Rep.
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This was the setting on Monday as Mr. Lang described the encounter popularized with the "go to hell" remark.
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After which, the alien floated away, Trump retracted everything and made the famous remark about people from "shithole" countries.
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One time I said something back when four men made a remark, and they all closed in on me.
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Many recount being called out for an insensitive remark, and they have heard examples of far more extreme cases.
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" He is living proof of the remark young-looking people everywhere hear daily: "You'll love it when you're older.
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The remark prompted protests at Fox headquarters and a rare intramural rebuke by the network, which renounced her comments.
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Absurd as it was, though, Mr. Stein's remark was not all that far removed from mainstream American public opinion.
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This official, whose identity was shared with The Times, confirmed the remark but said it was interpreted as sarcasm.
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