" Judi Dench "It's the rudest word in my dictionary, 'retire'.
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Percentage: 2.7% of respondents thought Columbus had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.3% of respondents thought Charlotte had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.5% of respondents thought Cincinnati had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 5% of respondents thought Cleveland had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 6.9% of respondents thought Dallas had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 9.1% of respondents thought Atlanta had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 9.4% of respondents thought Birmingham had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 9.9% of respondents thought Philadelphia had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 11.2% of respondents thought Baltimore had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 11.3% of respondents thought Buffalo had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 11.6% of respondents thought Detroit had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 14.9% of respondents thought Boston had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 18.6% of respondents thought Chicago had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 18.9% of respondents thought Washington had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 1.4% of respondents thought Raleigh had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 1.5% of respondents thought Milwaukee had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 1.5% of respondents thought Providence had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 1.6% of respondents thought Richmond had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 1.7% of respondents thought Denver had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 1.8% of respondents thought Phoenix had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.1% of respondents thought Riverside had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.2% of respondents thought Orlando had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.3% of respondents thought Louisville had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.4% of respondents thought Memphis had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.6% of respondents thought Portland had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.7% of respondents thought Nashville had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.1% of respondents thought Seattle had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.1% of respondents thought Indianapolis had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.2% of respondents thought Hartford had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.5% of respondents thought Pittsburgh had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.8% of respondents thought Sacramento had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 4% of respondents thought Tampa had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 5.3% of respondents thought Houston had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 6.2% of respondents thought Jacksonville had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 6.6% of respondents thought Austin had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 6.8% of respondents thought Miami had the rudest inhabitants.
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I had the rudest ever encounter with the New York staff!
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Percentage: 2.5% of respondents thought New Orleans had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.7% of respondents thought Kansas City had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 3.5% of respondents thought San Diego had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 7.8% of respondents thought Las Vegas had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 9.8% of respondents thought San Francisco had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 19.7% of respondents thought Los Angeles had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 34.3% of respondents thought New York had the rudest inhabitants.
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New York is rated the rudest city by a large majority.
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Percentage: 1.9% of respondents thought Virginia Beach had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.3% of respondents thought Oklahoma City had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.3% of respondents thought San Antonio had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.7% of respondents thought St. Louis had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 2.9% of respondents thought San Jose had the rudest inhabitants.
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Percentage: 1.6% of respondents thought Salt Lake City had the rudest inhabitants.
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Even Vice, once the rudest magazine on the planet, is more respectable now.
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Ted is perhaps one of the rudest and crudest bears to ever exist.
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The rudest city in America, according to the survey, is New York City.
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Donald Davie, a poet and critic, called him the "rudest man in the kingdom".
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Read on for the rudest, the crudest, and raddest quotes Hollywood has given us.
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" He fires back: "U're just a jealous runner-up in the Rudest [expletive] Competition.
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Here are the 50 rudest cities in America, ranked from least to most rude.
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She started sharing the rudest of the bunch on Facebook, and calling those people out.
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Throughout, Ms. Despentes grants the reader unfettered access to her characters' rudest and crudest thoughts.
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And let me just say that this is the rudest and most unsatisfying finale ever!
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Americans have a lot of opinions on where they think their rudest residents hail from.
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Although the world economy is in its rudest health for six years, global inflation is low too.
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"Before I met Joanna, I was told she was the rudest woman in London," Mr. Godwin said.
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Just over a third of respondents said NYC was the rudest, followed by Los Angeles at 19.7%.
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But our table erupted in laughter at the evening's rudest joke—one that was cut from the telecast.
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So while you can no longer see the rudest designs — and, let's face it, why would you want to?
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All this leaves America's largest banks in rude health—the rudest, arguably, since the financial crisis a decade ago.
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The rudest city in America is New York City, according to a new Insider survey of 2,092 US adults.
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The rudest part of the homecoming might have come in the second quarter, when Draymond Green blocked Lillard's layup attempt.
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So, if you're craving a little levity, read this hilarious roundup of the rudest things kids have said to parents.
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An opinion piece in the Miami Herald declared the city has the world's rudest audiences for plays, films, or concerts.
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Benetton said he has seen evidence that Italian firms are in their rudest health since before the global financial crisis.
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Telling someone who is upset to stop being "so sensitive" is the rudest thing to do, but it's also the best.
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A senior Australian official later described it as the rudest thing he'd encountered in 30 years of diplomacy, Australian media reported.
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The focus groups I've conducted across America during this election are the loudest, angriest and rudest I've seen in my career.
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Keep accidentally voting for the rudest option in Instagram polls when tapping through stories and it's making me a lot of enemies.
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And of course, he highlights the societal mechanisms of how one of the world's rudest people became President of the United States.
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Naturally, she's become a target for harsh online criticisms, but she has taken to responding to even the rudest comments with brilliant humor.
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They get so smashed by like 3PM and then come in and are the rudest people and just leave a fucking wake of destruction.
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Expect to write about everything from what celebrities look like without makeup to optical illusions that stumped the internet to the rudest cities in America.
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The Last Week Tonight host took some time to highlight some of the rudest, most hilarious things people have left on the show's YouTube channels.
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I gave her a one-star rating and left a comment on the app describing her as "probably the rudest passenger I have ever had."
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Fear and shame bring out the worst in anyone, and compassion — even for our rudest in-law or nastiest neighbor — can often make things better.
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When I was growing up, looking at your watch when someone was talking was one of the rudest things you could do in a conversation.
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Sitting idle while plugged in at a free station is one of the rudest things you can do even if you won't get hit with fees.
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" 1603 Publishing Houses Rejected the First Harry Potter ManuscriptIn 2015, Rowling also revealed that the first publisher to turn down HP also sent Galbraith "his rudest rejection.
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The Speechless star spoke with Andy Cohen on Wednesday's Watch What Happens Live, and was asked about the rudest comment anyone has ever said to her in Hollywood.
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This is why "Catskills" ends with the rudest image in all of Maisel, as Benjamin and Joel both take in the opening week fireworks show from a porch.
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I put out a call for women and non-binary people to contact me with the weirdest, rudest, and most unprofessional correspondence they had received from men in a work context.
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Economic View Some of the world's rudest and most obnoxious people can be found on airplanes: the line jumpers, the overhead-bin hogs, the incessant talkers, the seat recliners and the armrest appropriators.
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"Of all the things that America did to postwar Japan, one of the rudest was to provide the crown prince with the woman tutor Vining," a conservative Japanese critic grumbled decades later. Mrs.
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In October and November, Insider conducted a survey of more than 2,000 American adults, asking them to choose the five rudest cities in the US from a list of the 50 biggest cities.
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The rankings are based on two online polls conducted in October and November 2019 — American adults were asked to choose the five rudest cities from a list of the 50 largest metro areas in the country.
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Look, I get that it's annoying to be at eye level with the rest of us commoners, but putting someone on your shoulders during a music festival is one of the rudest things you could possibly do.
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For example: When Instagram began allowing for searches through captions using emojis, users quickly noticed that the eggplant had been banned — presumably because it's the rudest fruit in town, as a journalist dubbed it in the Guardian.
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Charles caused an uproar when he outed Grande as being the rudest celebrity he's ever met in a Youtube video earlier this year (according to Charles, it all started when Grande unfollowed him to make her fans happy).
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Now, though, the club is in the rudest of health, with an ambitious, promising squad; a charismatic manager in Rodgers; and, in Vardy and Schmeichel, two unifying, experienced figures in the changing room, embodiments of the spirit of 2016.
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Now, three years and six months after the incident (which also led to one of the strangest and rudest depositions of all time), he is reminding his Beliebers that he has not forgotten about his previous mistakes (of which there are many).
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It's cash only, the two drink minimum is aggressively enforced, the bathrooms look like Silent Hill, and the bar staff are among the rudest in LA (possibly the world), but it somehow manages to be one of the most consistently fun bars in the city.
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Read more:The 50 best cities to live in the US in 201946 adorable baby names inspired by cities and countries around the worldThe 30 rudest cities in America, where manners are basically a foreign conceptThe most fascinating historic photo taken in every US state
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In a sense, he's the purest, rudest distillation of the shit-talkers: He doesn't have the quicksilver tongue of Drakeo; he isn't autobiographical like G Perico, Rucci, or Greedo; and, though he jerked in middle school, he doesn't have the carefree exuberance of 1TakeJay.
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Even if a few staples can't make it such as, say, your three children who all seem to have other last-minute plans, that's OK, as long as you leave a note telling your rudest son that you love him but he still owes you an apology.
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Different people call, sometimes two or three different people, they leave messages threatening to take my property back they tell me that I need to call them right away regarding a business matter when I do answer they question me on why I haven't paid in the rudest voice.
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Obama also managed to keep his cool through the rudest and fiercest opposition any president has faced in many decades -- much of it from our new president-elect, the rest from Republican leaders of the House and Senate, some of whom vowed to try to destroy his presidency on his very first day in office.
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For the past 50 years, we've essentially pursued a model called "command and control," which is to interrupt people in the rudest possible way with something they didn't ask to see, which is most exemplified by interrupting a TV program at a moment of great interest to show you a 30-second toilet-paper spot.
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Silly. Now I can't believe that anyone would post your photo without asking and think that waving a phone around a party or a restaurant table for an unsanctioned Instagram story is the rudest biz you can do in 2019 and is going to be the thing we look back on from 2050 and go "… Yikes" and tug on the collars of our HAZMAT streetwear.
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