Blac Chyna's got the Christmas spirit ... because she's all about the pa-rump-a-rump Rump.
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His rump is the rump of the heartlands, two purple (well, blue) mountain majesties above the fruited plain.
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T RUMP : So this is your captain speaking, O.K.?
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The rump of the Tory party insists Brexit means Brexit.
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Jessie James Decker is shaking her rump and baby bump!
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The dirtier power plants will remain with the rump RWE.
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Jailbreaks will give the battered rump of IS fresh manpower.
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RUMP: Make Fruit Punch Great Again"; another side reads "T.
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Daniel brought the cane down across the crest of her rump.
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We could even let them have a rump civilian nuclear programme.
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A good start as nobody punches well directly underneath their rump.
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T RUMP : O.K., but that's the beauty of me—I delegate.
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The other big ass summit featuring Kim Fong-Un, Trump meets rump.
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It also grows outside the shell on the rump of the crap.
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RECIPE: Roasted Beef Rump Cap Season 3 Episode 38 of How-To.
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It's not, mind you, listening to yellow-rump warblers on spring days.
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The base of the KPRF has been a rump of aging Soviet veterans.
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That leaves a rump of poverty in South Asia and, especially, sub-Saharan Africa.
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Oops, what's that round rump doing in the middle of a chamber music recital?
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A sale of Jeep would leave an "emaciated rump," Antony Currie writes in Breakingviews.
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Now only a rump of the current PRI will remain in the next Congress.
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RUMP: Make Fruit Punch Great Again"; on the other side, it now reads "T.
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That was the UFC's posturing almost coming back to bite it in the rump.
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There is certainly room for the rump holding company to generate profits and benefit shareholders.
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Guest: No thanks, I filled up on Brad Pitt's rump roast at the other table.
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From the rump to the neck, you eat everything, including the liver and the innards.
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"It was a case of getting your rump kicked in," Florida Coach Jim McElwain said.
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Its share of seats could plunge from 113 to a rump of just 25-35.
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"He's risking everything for the rump of the Tory (Conservative) Party," worker Alan Quinn said.
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A rump Bannonite wing could make the Senate's Republican caucus as dysfunctional as the House's.
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A butt, called T-RUMP, wears a wig and a "Make America Great Again" hat.
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As Ackerman demonstrated, these do not amount to a mass base, let alone a rump.
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Duran would step in with a stiff one-two and put them on their rump.
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I remember how much it chafed my rump when I felt dismissed for being young.
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Jestin slaps the second mount on the rump, and it fires back onto the track.
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Jestin slaps the second mount on the rump, and it fires back onto the track.
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England need not be, as many fear, a rump United Kingdom, parochial, perhaps even irredentist.
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Already reduced to a rump opposition in India's capital, Congress now risks losing remaining provincial toeholds.
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But that is the inevitable result of giving a rump of party members the final say.
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Pro-tip from Graham: Design your own lingerie so you'll know it'll complement your rump. 13.
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While ethnonationalism is one pillar of Rump Trumpism, the other is filling the courts with conservatives.
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The specials here include locally sourced blood-rare beef rump and blue cheese-laced lentil Wellington.
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One man shoves another into the globe, and he bounces back and falls on his rump.
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There is something called a "rump legislature" — but in the end I couldn't get behind that.
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One of the biggest questions on people's minds is—how do I get a peach rump?
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It weighed about a ton and was 8 feet long (2-1/2 meters) snout to rump.
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The rump USL has expanded into potentially valuable NASL markets, such as Cincinnati, Reno and San Antonio.
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While much less ambitious than Trump's campaign promises, Rump Trumpism will damage America for decades to come.
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Hailing from the rump of the old Eurosceptic left, he sees the EU as a capitalist conspiracy.
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Mr. Turnbull was left with a rump of disaffected conservatives who had been supporters of Mr. Abbott.
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I put my hand on its sweat-soaked rump and recognized the familiar scent of my childhood.
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We did this piece of rump with sprout flowers and fujicco, which is this salted Japanese seaweed.
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In this episode of How-To, she shows us how to cook a roasted beef rump cap.
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Little more than a week ago, this rump of the Remainers looked foolish in their hopes indeed.
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But this electoral rump is distributed overwhelmingly among the states and districts that send Republicans to Congress.
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Today, Turkey — which was formed from the rump of the Ottoman Empire — does not contest Kastellorizo's sovereignty.
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His mate, Masha, sat on her rump, a half-empty bottle of champagne pressed to her breast.
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I more or less picked up where I left off, just on my feet instead on my rump.
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But they are believed verbatim by a significant rump of voters and have bled into wider public opinion.
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A flying knee had followed on the reeling Dutchman and put him on his rump for the finish.
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The group exists now only as a rump terrorist organization, capable of mounting only sporadic attacks in Iraq.
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His lawyers threatened a different annual bike race because its name, "Rump," was too close to his own.
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My first version of this puzzle had RUMP ROAST RECIPE at the top and RUMPELSTILTSKIN at the bottom.
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Then Watergate threatened to leave the Republicans as a rump yet again, but six years later Reaganism was ascendant.
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Neighbor Sam Hunt took quick notice and couldn't resist patting the rump – obviously ignoring Bryan's no-butt-grabbing rule.
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To demonstrate, McKinnon employed the rump of a perfectly amenable Gosling, much to the delight of literally everyone watching.
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Instead, the DNC has accepted bylaws passed by a rump faction of executive committee members, led by state Rep.
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But you can also order a half chicken or $26262 Wagyu rump cap if it's that kind of evening.
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Although less ambitious than the "America First" agenda, Rump Trumpism will do serious, permanent damage in its own right.
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This means that dos Santos only knows he needs to circle out after his rump has hit the fence.
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But we can hope that bottom-up political activism will light a fire underneath the complacent rump of Congress.
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The total value of the so-called RemainCo, as company officials refer to the rump: more than $40 billion.
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They were worried that "Rump" sounded too much like "Trump" and threatened to sue if the name wasn't changed.
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Why is there a tree branch sprouting from the naked rump of the first white boy on the right?
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But Mr Halla-aho may now be able to re-establish support for his rump party and its extreme positions.
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When da Silva's right hand was high and rigid, in crept the left straight to put him on his rump.
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The comic turned on a portable speaker and cued up the rump-shaking classic "My Boo" by Ghost Town DJs.
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When Aibo looked up at me and yipped, that tiny tail wagging mechanically on its rump, my heart was warmed.
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A rump Britain that quits the European Union would not be the same country back in its old familiar place.
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Mr. Pick's favorite local cut for the braai is the rump steak (from the part that American butchers call round).
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The observation was posted beneath an image depicting a grinning Ms. Griscom descending a spiral stairway, though on her rump.
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Get some experience with grilling a little bit of everything—meat, eggplants, peppers, tomatoes—with this Turkish lamb rump dish.
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The rump commission recently filed a final report, which Mr. Stiglitz said was not substantively different from the interim report.
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The cluster is positioned just beyond the stars that sketch out the rump of a horse in the constellation Sagittarius.
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Mr Moïse governs from the rump of the presidential palace, whose stately central dome collapsed and has not yet been rebuilt.
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The Socialists and Republicans, as a result, are rump parties struggling to find an attractive leader or a sense of purpose.
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The game is a nonstarter (or it can go on and on) because this ass has two heads and no rump.
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Applying rival Live Nation Entertainment's 20 times multiple puts the enterprise value of the rump MSG business at some $2.3 billion.
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Lima came in expecting a kickboxer and was put to his rump numerous times over the five rounds as a result.
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The largely barren rump of Jordan, ruled by Sharif Hussein's great-great-grandson, King Abdullah II, remains their last surviving possession.
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Eventually Democrats, along with a rump of establishment-minded Republicans, got done what needed to get done, without paying any ransoms.
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"For my microwave steak experiment, I chose an aged rump steak from Sainsbury's, a mid-market UK grocery store," Corcoran said.
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It's not hard for him to convince her that he has academic reasons for wanting to draw her rump in detail.
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Meanwhile, small towns and rural areas have been bypassed, forming a sort of economic rump left behind by the knowledge economy.
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In the modern era, the calf slicer is more often attempted from the bottom and facing the opponent's head rather than rump.
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Had they moved quickly, moderate Labour MPs could have created a new party, perhaps with the surviving rump of the Liberal Democrats.
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NATO planes also bombed Montenegro, then part of a rump Yugoslavia with Serbia, arguing its targets were part of the war machine.
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The east-west division has split key institutions and produced a deadlock between the rump parliaments aligned with rival, shifting military factions.
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And, as mentioned, the females were found to be biting the male's rump, at a time when he tries to mate her.
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Having withstood the barrel bombs the regime regularly rains down on market places and clinics, its civilians form a solid, supportive rump.
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Usually, the dish is made with a cut like rump roast or brisket, which needs slow, moist cooking to render it tender.
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The third flicking jab was greeted with a stepping jab of Gadelha's own and the untouchable Joanna Champion was on her rump.
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As the game progressed, a weakened IS rump managed to smuggle a chemical weapon into Mosul, only to face US special forces.
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The Socialists, on 10%, are likely to lose about 90% of their seats, reducing their group to a rump of 20-35 deputies.
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The parasite then tricks the crab into thinking that rump is its own eggs, so the crab preens it to keep it clean.
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Goldstone told Emin Agalarov, Aras's son and the musician that Goldstone represented, that "[T]rump lawyers" wanted him to issue no comment initially.
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Its aim is a rump Syria as a client state, and an arc of Shia dominance running through it from Iraq to Lebanon.
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"JUST kick 'em in the rump a little," demanded President Richard Nixon of Arthur Burns, then chairman of the Federal Reserve, in 1971.
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Its land border with rump Ukraine is blockaded by activists agitating for its return and Ukrainian tourists no longer flock to its beaches.
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The danger is that public transport could become a rump service, ever less popular and ever less good, partly because of its unpopularity.
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Like an ass-obsessed Victor Frankenstein—you essentially take a deer rump, flip it upside down, and make a monster out of it.
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Interestingly, should they actually put together a rump TPP — or even if key TPP members sign new FTAs — the U.S. would directly suffer.
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"Dear Thighs, I'm in love with you, every inch, every lump all the way up from my knees to my rump," she began.
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This episode of our MUNCHIES series How-To features a lamb rump salad that's full of zesty, roasty aromas and beautifully diverse textures.
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Numb except for a sore rump — and the vague, nagging feeling that my life choices had betrayed me...again (I'm used to it).
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My point is that enough MPs despair of Mr Corbyn to split off, refound the party and annihilate its remaining, far-left rump.
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If this group is larger than the parliamentary rump loyal to Mr Corbyn it should, with the speaker's blessing, become the official opposition.
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A drug-running rump of the Shining Path fights feebly on in Peru and the ELN remains more than a nuisance in Colombia.
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In order to replace Mr Corbyn's rump party as the official opposition, such a splinter needs to carry the majority of Labour MPs.
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I have big thighs and a huge rump and for some reason the middle of my body gets more tan than the rest.
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The exchange operator had been seeking to diversify its business after suffering from weak commodity prices alongside its rump of resource-linked listings.
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Rump fans like their steak cut two to three inches thick, with a thick fat cap for juiciness, and well aged for tenderness.
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But in the year of Donald Trump, the religious conservatives who fought many of those transformations find themselves reduced to a hapless rump.
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At the point on the map where Goofy's foot contacts Donald Duck's rump, the district is precisely as wide as the Brandywine Hospital.
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But for the rump of a green bunch of plantains extending toward the foreground, the reflections would have compelled a totally abstract reading.
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But it may make right-wing conservatism a rump ideology, backed primarily by a declining minority of older rural and exurban white voters.
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Hull drew a horse's rump with a looping tail, which became a profusion of petal-like shapes activated by concentric lines and dashes.
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It is even unclear which faction of the Taliban, the fundamentalist leadership or the more pragmatic rump, their representatives in Qatar might speak for.
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McCain is truly serious about bringing about regular order, here's a plan: First, assemble a new rump faction, big enough to determine the majority.
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"A two-state solution will no longer be feasible because a sort of reduced rump (Palestinian) state will no longer be practical," Gargash added.
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On March 2400th the last print edition of the newspaper will roll off the presses, its circulation down to a loyal rump of 2000,275.
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The ban will not be an issue for American diners hungry for Brazilian dishes such as picanha, a famous cut from a cow's rump.
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The physical Caliphate is no more, but "Rump ISIS" still functions in numerous nations and still inspires attacks in Europe and the United States.
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Trump's lawyers then sent a "cease and desist letter" to the organizers of a small bike race called "Tour de Rump" in Aspen, Colorado.
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Her white hockey stick bisects the image diagonally; nearly all else adheres to right angles, except for the curves of breasts, elbow and rump.
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"These plans by a backbench rump of the Conservative Party are a mere distraction, they are poorly thought out and completely unworkable," he said.
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The Supreme Court's ruling in the case of Janus v AFSCME at the end of June will shrink the rump of union members even further.
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Although businesses such as the rump of British Steel remain, the area resembles an industrial graveyard with a defunct steelworks as a hulking metal tombstone.
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Cousins, the two-time All-Star, slapped the rump of Embiid, the odds-on favorite for Rookie of the Year, who quickly returned the favor.
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At 335 euros a share, the listed rump is worth 1.97 billion euros and trades just above its three-month moving average, Refinitiv data show.
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Some made the trip in a modified horse trailer, disappointing the children in passing cars craning their necks for a glimpse of tail or rump.
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Season the lamb all over with salt and pepper and grill until the lamb rump is medium (130°F|55°C, or to desired doneness).
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But one of the females was in estrus, her rump exceptionally pink and swollen, and four males in the group were too excited to sleep.
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Swimming near the shore of the Pond, New York's Mandarin duck, with his orange upturned wings and black-white rump, was the center of attention.
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The sensing stylus you hold, which resembles a very fat ballpoint pen with a cable attached to its rump, transmits patterned vibrations to your fingers.
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I felt sorry for myself for a few days and then it occurred to me that RUMP ROAST and FAIRY TALE were both nine letters!
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If a sale goes ahead, Mr Murdoch would be left with a rump business worth around $45bn, and one not so easily disrupted by streaming services.
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Just like old times, Finn immediately went to chomping on the rump roast of his old friend, making noises his pet parents hadn't heard in years.
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Mr. Assad is a ubiquitous presence in the rump state that he rules, watching from portraits in immigration halls, crowded city streets and desolate army bases.
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If you crush him in this election, you could create a new Democratic majority and reduce the G.O.P. to an ever-declining rump of ethnic nationalism.
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No: It's only a good strategy if your primary obsession isn't the actual fate of conservatism, but your own power and influence within whatever rump remains.
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The once-dominant California Republican Party, by contrast, was a rump force, with little power or influence outside of its historic strongholds in the state's interior.
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Some observers are already speculating about a regime in which the House is effectively run by Democrats in cooperation with a small rump of rational Republicans.
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Namely, JD Wetherspoon, a chain of just under 900 pubs selling cut-price beer, 12-ounce rump steaks and other affordable fare throughout Britain and Ireland.
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But for some reason, a lot of people who fret about their carbon footprint aren't sweating the vegetables and rump steak they toss into the garbage.
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A rump Parole Commission still exists — it oversees release of prisoners sentenced for crimes committed before November 1987, and sanctions parole violations by that same population.
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It was "more or less" possible to eliminate the rump in existing derivatives and loans contracts that reference Libor, but bonds would be harder, he said.
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The protest was organized by the chair of the Trump campaign in Broward County, Dolly T. Rump, who was rejected the previous weekend as a convention delegate.
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The four countries surrounding Iraqi Kurdistan—Iran, Syria, Turkey and the rump of Arab Iraq—all fear that the referendum may provoke a resurgence of Kurdish nationalism.
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And with the Centre and Liberals gone, the rump of the old center-right Alliance grouping, the Moderates and the Christian Democrats, may begin forging new partnerships.
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In the opening round, Moraes pushed Dodson to the fence and the American rebounded off the cage with a left hand which dropped Moraes on his rump.
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In Syria Bashar al-Assad's rump state has bombed and gassed its people in a murderous civil war that has progressively merged with the one in Iraq.
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Even if some fraction of the opposition can reach an accord with the government, the area they could try to rule would amount to a rump state.
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Try the picanha (sirloin cap or rump steak), but if you want medium-rare, request rare: Rua Senador Vergueiro 553-15, Flamengo; 011-55-255-221-23449.
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I did a squid dish with crispy pork and the beef dish, which really seemed to get people going, was a 90-day-aged piece of rump.
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A few months ago, the restaurant started serving warm tortillas slathered with smashed avocado, a squeeze of lime juice, and a freshly seared Mexican red rump tarantula.
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And, if I was going to be "curvy," like Sofia Vergara, with the boobs and the rump and the thighs, I was also going to be fat.
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I considered myself quite lucky that the revealer was exactly 15 letters, but I was disappointed there were not any decent 15-letter entries starting with RUMP.
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One legislative chamber is controlled by a small cadre of the majority's leadership, who are in turn at the mercy of a rump faction of arch ideologues.
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Assuming President Z convinces [T]rump he will investigate/ 'get to the bottom of what happened in 2016, we will nail down date for visit to Washington.
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In France, in the campaign for the European Parliament elections, the rump Republican Party made more of a splash about Europe's "Judeo-Christian roots" than prudent economic management.
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There is the danger of veering so far left that the party turns into a Jeremy Corbyn–style rump party that has no chance of winning national elections.
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Driving the opposition from Aleppo would pave the way for Mr. Assad to rule over some manner of rump state; there is little optimism for a permanent truce.
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German blue-chip companies could agree to underwrite a bigger rights issue, picking up the so-called rump left behind if Deutsche Bank shareholders opted not to participate.
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Jersey Joe Walcott's beautiful side steps from stance to stance are another excellent example of seamlessly switching stances without being close enough to be knocked on your rump.
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Main courses were excellent, too, including a rump steak topped with a thin slice of foie gras on potato gratin, and cuttlefish with Espelette pepper and winter vegetables.
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In January, Johnson Controls announced it would buy the rump of Tyco, a provider of security equipment, fire protection gear and various safety products in a $16.5 billion deal.
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The most striking is "T-Rump," which simply features what Goyette calls a "foam-cast ass mask" wearing a blonde wig and Trump's patented "Make American Great Again" hat.
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Putin could launch a spring offensive aimed at expanding the rump "Novorossiya," which is too small to make strategic sense but too big to keep on Russian budget books.
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But weeks of fighting between rival militias in the capital Tripoli and deadlock between rump parliaments in Tripoli and the east has made that goal unrealistic, Western officials argue.
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They might forfeit the party's infrastructure, but would not struggle to find funding and, if larger in number than the rump Parliamentary Labour Party, could form the official opposition.
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A third party led by the likes of Flake and Dimon would be nothing but a rump Republican Party, combining the least popular parts of the existing GOP agenda.
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What was once a rump group of ardent conservatives -- loosely organized as the House Freedom Caucus -- is now a primary arm of the party, elevated by the Trump victory.
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But Republicans control the chamber thanks to a rump faction of seven senators who belong to the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC), and an eighth Democrat who caucuses with Republicans.
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" Purdue's athletic director, Morgan Burke, described the challenges of filling precious spots on future schedules by saying: "Putting these schedules together is a huge, huge pain in the rump.
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As he headed down the road, occasionally giving one of his cows a loud thwack on the rump, he said that whatever profession he chose, he knew one thing.
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Even Mr. Trump grasps that, for this one night, he is called upon to rise above partisanship and address the entire nation rather than merely his rump political base.
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And with years in the beef-buying business, they instantly know what to look for, as does Riveira: it's all in the perfectly rounded rump and an empty belly.
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This version of the case, which makes it look a bit like your iPhone has a spandex-covered rump, has a larger-capacity battery than previous releases, according to MacRumors.
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Mattis told the Senate last month that the top U.S. goal in Iraq should be "to ensure that it does not become a rump state of the regime in Tehran".
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Sean Ashton of Anchor Capital, which owns Naspers shares, optimistically reckons that total profits in the "rump" could soon grow faster than Tencent's profits (which rose by 42% in 2016).
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In phase one, you turn the Blue Line into a rump shuttle service between Rosslyn and the Pentagon, and serve Franconia-Springfield exclusively as a branch of the Yellow Line.
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Over the years sex-shop chic has made regular incursions into conventional wardrobes, in the form of catsuits, rump-clutching lace or leather trousers and stiletto-heel, thigh-high boots.
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The Yahoo Japan stake isn't subject to as nearly a contentious tax bill as the Alibaba holdings, though for the moment the rump company will hold on to that stake.
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There's something about knowing that you're minutes away from watching a psycho surgically conjoin a stranger's face to a different stranger's rump that makes you want to be someplace else.
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At the time, the Democratic Party was a rump party, virtually powerless in Congress because they were closely associated with the Southern white secessionists who waged war against the Union.
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Written by the married team of Mat Fraser and Julie Atlas Muz, the show incorporates an M.C. of sorts, called Silly Simon, and a villain known as the Giant Rump.
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But once he's added delicate hind legs, spindly forelegs, and the muscular slopes of rump and neck, Traylor invariably arrives at something with the eerie singularity of a Sumerian logogram.
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Collins is not expected to once again form a rump group with fellow Senate moderates to demand more information relevant to the articles of impeachment against Trump, the source said.
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And she has a tendency — disturbing on its own, even more so in someone who aspires to civic leadership — to talk about men as sirloins and rump roasts of disparate succulence.
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A war with the angry rump of the union movement could jam up Britain's infrastructure at a time when its governmental capacity and economic competitiveness are under strain as rarely before.
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"Macy's has simply not bothered with a large rump of stores for many years: they have lacked investment, been devoid of management attention, and now look distressed and dispirited," he said.
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"Dave is disgusted by the tone of the election and especially by the idea that his comedy would be misconstrued to defend [Donald T]rump," the rep said in a statement.
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A customer can order from many Uruguayan cuts, such as asado de tira (short ribs), colita de cuadril (the tail of the rump roast), and bife ancho (boneless prime rib steak).
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All Democratic-leaning states, they contain the rump of the party's unionised, white working-class support; and Mr Trump, who is as protectionist as Mr Sanders, could conceivably storm that bastion.
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Even as ISIS suffers repeated setbacks, al Qaeda's branch in Syria has shown surprising resiliency and it's possible that a rump version of ISIS might merge with al Qaeda in Syria.
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If Mr. Trump loses, Mr. Pence will likely be part of a rump of Republican leaders left to pick up the pieces and focus the party in a more positive direction.
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Mrs. May might claim that it is her duty to form a government, given the alternative: some improbable Corbyn-led rump of Labour plus the Liberal Democrats and the various nationalists.
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Or you can see it in the recent G.O.P. debate when Rubio said that Trump had hired Polish workers, undocumented immigrants, and Trump called him a liar: T RUMP : That's wrong.
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It is thought that -- recognizing Assad cannot reunite a deeply fractured Syria -- they want to take control of the city to give Assad a "rump state" which he could continue to control.
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The democratic rump in the new parliament will have ample opportunity to show up Mr Prayuth and make life awkward for the generals, who are not paragons of efficiency as it is.
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The 6-year-old canine popped a squat in the middle of his showing during the Sporting Group, opting to sit right on his rump with his front paws in the air.
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A world where you can take fat from your midsection and pump up your rump, and then hit the beach two weeks later with a derriere that Kim K herself would envy.
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Brielle posted a racy pic of her rump on Snapchat and many jumped to the conclusion that it was fake since she has posted video of her lip injections in the past.
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The exchange operator, which is seeking to diversify its business after suffering weak commodity prices alongside its rump of resource-linked listings, said revenue from capital formation fell to C$38.6 million.
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He pointed to price cuts totaling 150 million pounds on products such as rump steak, chicken fillets, king prawns and vegetables and said they had resulted in an improved sales volume trend.
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Not to mention that no Senate leader likes to lose control over the agenda to a rump group of members who exert their individual leverage like Mr. Flake and his allies did.
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He was the guy who in 2009 convinced a soundly defeated rump Republican caucus of only 41 members (40 after Arlen Specter defected) to hold the line against all of President Obama's initiatives.
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My editor, John Paczkowski, a metalhead, said Yob's "Our Raw Heart" sounded a little muddy, but the AirPod Pros handled Beastie Boys' "Shake Your Rump" well ("even the low, low notes," he said).
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Adding in the rump UKIP vote makes the total for parties backing a no-deal Brexit 35%, a big number but less impressive when turnout, though higher than in 2014, was only 37%.
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Or does he represent a dead-end version of the political philosophy, one that will alienate people of color and women and result in the Republican party being reduced to an angry rump?
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According to the arrest warrant, the video first shows the dog trying to keep its balance on the rump of a horse being ridden by Stanley, with men&aposs laughter in the background.
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Do not use them when not needed; when you do use them, use them in such a way as to kill off all the bacteria, rather than leaving behind a small resistant rump.
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The Dutch state stepped in to nationalise the rump ABN and Fortis operations in the Netherlands as they hurtled toward an insolvency in October 2008 that would have crippled the country's banking system.
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In more recent years, Republicans have maintained control, even though they won fewer seats than did Democrats, with the help of a rump faction of senators who called themselves the Independent Democratic Conference.
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As I discovered on a recent holiday—the moment my horizontal torso slapped on the surface of the Adriatic sea like a rump steak on a chopping board—diving is actually quite difficult.
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Trump's tweets are a far cry from the 1970s when then-President Richard Nixon told the Fed chairman to kick rate setters "in the rump" to keep rates low until after an election.
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The Australian DJ/producer is probably far from the only person who has ever munched on some raw rump at Burning Man, but he's certainly been chewed out over it more than anyone.
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She thinks it's entirely possible that after pledging to back him as their nominee, Republican establishment types will back away from that promise and float a sort of "rump" candidate of their own.
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Now a rump group in her own party has chimed in, blaming her for a loss that could as easily be credited to a weak candidate who had shallow roots in the district.
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Further opposition can be expected from the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru (Welsh national party), Liberal Democrats, one Green Party MP and of course, the main rump of the opposition Labour Party.
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Jack Delancey (Jenni Gill) has a crush on the daughter (Christina Duryea) of Mayor De Blasé (David Ilku), and the gluttonous Giant Rump orders his henchman Dick to raise taxes and rents (boo!
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At the same time, Trump pacifies his base with panicky nationalism and border walls, delineating a "rump territory" that is "no more plausible, no more livable" than the globalized world they rail against.
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For people to fare better, and retain more than a rump of work reserved for those of exceptional ability, they must prove a better match for clever machines than horses were for mechanical equipment.
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But as a caper set within an anthropomorphic metropolis, replete with rabbits and cape buffalo as big-city cops and Shakira as a rump-shaking, singing gazelle, Zootopia naturally fits the furry community's interests.
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Miocic came within a hair's breadth of losing the title when he got a little too keen while walking Alistair Overeem down, running onto a gorgeous left straight and being dropped to his rump.
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Mueller found that Russian operatives launched a sweeping campaign to interfere in the 2016 U.S. elections through hacking and social media disinformation efforts, with the intention of swaying the election results in favor of rump.
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As for Asia, the 11 rump TPP members met in Chile recently to consider plans to keep the TPP rules in place — either through a TPP-like agreement without the U.S. or through bilateral agreements.
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Randy Couture knocked Tim Sylvia flat on his rump in the first round of their title fight, hopped on his back, and spent the next four minutes doing nothing while Big Tim recovered his wits.
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Some in Montengro's opposition, mainly those who take support from ethnic Serbs, oppose NATO membership because alliance planes bombed Montenegro when it was part of rump, Serbian-led Yugoslavia during the 1998-99 Kosovo war.
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But think of the alternative — 200 guests subjected to the sight of a size 14, pleat-covered rump shaking to "Put a Ring on It." A forceful intervention is by far the more humane method. ##
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The Trump supporter who pinched my rump (she also did it to a random stranger and my camera operator) insisted that groping is "all in fun" and unfairly taken seriously when men are the perpetuators.
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The following are the stances on key policies from the LDP, Party of Hope and the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (CDPJ), another new party made up of the rump of the disbanded opposition Democratic Party.
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The remaining 8,000-odd claimants, including former and current RBS employees, represent a rump of a shareholder group which has been beset by internal wrangles, changing legal teams and questions over its funding and management structure.
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Right now there's a rump faction—composed of Jon Tester, Mark Warner, Joe Donnelly, and Heidi Heitkamp—that is more moderate, relative to the dominant reform faction led by Brown, Elizabeth Warren, and Oregon's Jeff Merkley.
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Of course, you're also a buyer, looking for a juicy rump steak to hold onto at night—and being the buyer can make us callous and thoughtless, particularly with the veil of technology to hide behind.
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A sizable rump of House conservatives will sometimes vote against these stopgap bills, too, and if that were to happen this time, Republicans would be precipitating a government shutdown by announcing a rushed health care vote.
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U. populists, such as Nigel Farage, and by a rump of charismatic Labour and Tory M.P.s, like Boris Johnson, was for the U.K. to "take back control," and to regain its distinctive identity in the world.
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"Devoted," by Cecilia Bengolea and François Chaignaud, bizarrely looks like a provincial dance recital, increasing the awkwardness of sloppy ballet in point shoes with rump-shaking and splats into splits unthinkingly borrowed from the dancehall genre.
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"That's indicative of how bad it's gotten — that you need rump groups in the Senate to do anything, and often they fail," said Matt Bennett, a senior vice president at Third Way, a centrist Democratic group.
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Scotland would, SNP said, form some kind of currency union with the "Rump" UK and would of course continue to be part of the EU and the Commonwealth, so things would just carry on as before.
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Just as Holzken had attempted to waltz Kongolo right onto the spinning back fist by giving him a whiff of retreat, Kongolo baited Holzken in only to plant him on his rump with a back kick.
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Libya's east-west division, in place since disputed elections and an escalation of fighting in 2014, has split key institutions and produced a deadlock between the rump parliaments and the shifting military factions they are aligned with.
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If as many of them as despair about their leader quit, "Labour" will become rump of administratively incapable hard-liners, while True Labour (as we might call it) will inherit almost all of the party's political talent.
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Something somewhat like this happened in Canada in the 1990s, when the Conservative Party collapsed into two factional parties — the populist Reform Party in the west and a rump Progressive Conservative Party with the center-right leftovers.
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The last major attempt to reform the House of Lords was during Tony Blair's government when the majority of the hereditary peers were expelled - leaving a rump of 99 members remaining and hundreds of appointed life peers.
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They are better described as a disaffected rump of Labour Party loyalists, many of whom backed Brexit in 2016 and only "lent" the Conservatives their votes this time around as a way to get the job done.
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Expect Chuck Norris week (discounts for wearing camo gear and Chuck Norris flicks on the television screens), debate night Thursdays (food-based penalties include the loser paying for the winner's food) and menu items like the T-rump burger (rump roast cut of meat with,"slices of American and Mexican Pepper jack cheeses separated by a wall of onions, peppers and mushrooms") The restaurant is the brainchild of Zach Neil and Radoune Eljaouhari, previously of the Beetlejuice-themed Beetle House and Stay Classy, a Will Ferrell tribute bar.
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Rumors that the plan could lead to Jordan taking in Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and Syria, or that it would merge with a rump of Palestinian territory in bits of the West Bank, have also led to alarm.
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Mr Putin is prepared to do what it takes to preserve a rump Syrian state, but most Russian analysts also believe that he is willing to drop Mr Assad and replace him with someone more malleable if necessary.
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But then to stand out in the fiercely competitive smartphone market Android OEMs are having to pull out all the stops — including, apparently, offering consumers the choice to pull off and swap out the rump of their phone.
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In its last financial year, the firm's share of profits from its Tencent holding in effect represented all of the group's trading profits; the "rump" of the business, which Mr van Dijk has control over, lost money (see chart).
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Hong leads the conservative Liberty Korea Party, which was formed from the rump of President Park Geun-hye's Saenuri Party after it collapsed amid infighting and finger pointing in the wake of her impeachment on corruption and other charges.
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But that ice sheet was, as Mr Campanella evocatively writes, the "great sculptor" of New York state, and Brooklyn is the "long-settled western rump of that glacial pile known as Long Island", left behind when the ice retreated.
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But a rump caucus of his supporters continue to insist that her win was illegitimate: that it was engineered by a biased Democratic National Committee, or secured thanks to the anti-democratic actions of superdelegates before the primary campaign started.
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Mr. Kerry bristled at the suggestion that by agreeing to the cessation of hostilities in the next week he was acceding to Mr. Assad's recent territorial gains, or setting the stage for Mr. Assad to create a rump Syrian state.
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There's a bunch of radical queers in the book (cue Macaulay Culkin shaking his rump on MDMA in Party Monster) and not only because it was necessary to indulge in a little danse macabre with the zombifying reality of AIDS.
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"Imagine if you had some rump group of military officials here in the United States who started flying off with F-16s or other artillery and were taking shots at government buildings, and people were killed and injured," Mr. Obama said.
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When I wanted Matilda to go, I was instructed to say, "C'mon, Tilda-donkey," with a click of my tongue, and to give her two pats on the rump (making sure to keep my legs clear of any potential kicks).
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She perched on a pole, probably to remind fans of her role in "Hustlers" (for which she was snubbed by the Oscars); she did a slide on her knees that rivaled Bruce Springsteen's stunt in 2009; she flaunted her famous rump.
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Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's best-capitalized large bank, said last week it was open to purchasing the rump of the good assets for one euro on condition that Italy's government passed a decree agreeing to shoulder the cost of winding down the two banks.
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Creating a new state that would include the populated areas of DC (leaving behind a rump Federal District containing the government buildings and national monuments on the Mall) would only require an ordinary act of Congress, not a supermajority to amend the Constitution.
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It's all still here: the lyrical steps from classical ballet, with knee-to-nose extensions; rump-twisting and hip-thrusting to suggest cats in heat; hands held in pawlike positions as the dancers prowl and crawl and leap in pseudo-feline poses.
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This time the hunting, fishing, hard-drinking, rump-ogling, surprisingly literate Detective Sunderson investigates a Buddhist cult, led by one Sky Blast, whose devotees imitate howler monkeys; at 66, he's also trying without success to resist an aggressive 15-year-old girl.
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Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's best-capitalized large bank, said last week it was open to purchasing the rump of the good assets for one euro on condition Italy's government passed a decree agreeing to shoulder the cost of winding down the two banks.
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Dubbed "The Trump Bump," the package was set to print after he lost the election, to remind readers that while Trump might have been a brief, clownish eruption on the American body politic's rump, he belonged to—and fed—an ominous global pattern.
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When the rest of Yugoslavia broke up in 1991, athletes who had played for the federal side became eligible for their newly independent republics despite the fact that Yugoslavia still existed (the rump state comprising Serbia, Montenegro, and Kosovo still competed under the name Yugoslavia).
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"The contentious relationship with this - increasingly smaller - rump of pilots will rumble on for some time, with this the reason why management warned of possible negative PR from the threat of strikes leading up to the Easter holiday period," Goodbody wrote in a note.
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The European Union now has to dig deeper than it ever has—certainly over the migration and Eurozone crises—to stop the entire project from unravelling in the next few years until it's just a rump of Germany and some semi-parasitic Eastern European tagalongs.
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The Asia and U.S.-focused rump of the company will continue to trade as Prudential and be listed in the UK, but will be subject to the regulator in Hong Kong - where Prudential said it was "carefully monitoring" current violent protests in the city.
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While Mr. Trump's advisers insisted that Republicans would be united by the time the candidate finished speaking on Thursday night, a rump faction appeared determined to resist him and to send a message that his brand of divisive politics did not represent their party.
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Her low, moaning voice and the supermarket's slow-mo shots of rump steak kebabs or lettuce leaves bouncing on top of a spotless worktop surface are like heaven when compared to the rigidly constructed food porn that now fills social media feeds and blogs.
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It is so dry in the conservation area that everything left behind simply sits on the sand, seemingly forever, from dead wood to neatly knapped stone tools to the bones of a burrowing bettong (or boodie), something like a cat-sized kangaroo with a huge spherical rump.
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Some believe that their strategy is to create the basis of a rump state controlled by the regime, which would contain the majority of the Syrian population that has not fled, and to get a war-weary international community, through the UN-sponsored talks, to endorse it.
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Under Mr. Farage, UKIP transformed itself from a right-wing rump into an insurgent populist force, switching its focus from support among groups such as ex-military personnel in the affluent south to the left-behind towns of the east coast and the north of England.
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This past Sunday, many thousands of attendees came to NYC Pride to show their love and support of gender-bending queens, free-the-nipple bare-breasted warriors, rump-shaking gogo boys, sexual health advocates and the gay elders who are still the bastion of LGBTQ civil rights.
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As part of the rump of former Yugoslavia, consisting of Serbia and Montenegro, they beat the U.S. in the quarter-finals of the 2002 world championships on the way to the gold, and were beaten for a silver by the Americans at the 1996 Atlanta Games.
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Not to the clothes, necessarily — to the classic military trench jumpsuits in elaborate, sparkling brocade, splitting open with the emergence of a rounded belly covered in a bodysuit of roses, newsprint or branded logos; ripped apart by an oversized rump, or two jutting growths on either side.
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So what we heard from the president was a play to people deep in the Trumpian bubble, a pledge to his electoral rump that he's still fighting the fights he promised two years ago even if the facts on the ground require a somewhat different strategy.
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Like its Dutch counterpart, politics in Germany may soon be dominated by an economically liberal but socially conservative party, a rump social democratic party competing with greens for the main left-of-centre ground, and other, smaller parties offering different combinations of left and right, open and closed.
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Many analysts predict that it will soon break apart entirely, or devolve into three loosely federated states: a Shia regime controlling everything from Baghdad to Basra; a Kurdish government in the north; and a Sunni rump state, centered in Anbar Province, that will rival Palestine in its misery.
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But where Whittaker would have been past Romero's lead foot and shoulder, and out the side door had Romero been standing orthodox, Romero stepped forward with his left to keep up and hit Whittaker second left swing as he came out of his duck and sent him to his rump.
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The next evening, I follow David and the other Sthackers to a meeting of NU Hacks, the college's official hacking club, whose website describes it as "a community of artists, programmers, makers, breakers, and rump shakers," and tonight, in a midsize lecture hall, they are voting for next semester's leadership positions.
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The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank, wants to split aid functions with health and humanitarian assistance delivered by a rump of USAID that would be absorbed into the State Department; the remainder of assistance would be delivered through a small independent aid agency that focuses on fostering economic growth.
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From here spring ideas like a shrunken "neuro", a currency shared by responsible northern Europeans shorn of southern fecklessness, or a "mini-Schengen", an idea floated by Mr Dijsselbloem in which the current 26 members are reduced to a rump of five: the three Benelux countries plus Germany and Austria.
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The news made the cover of the New York Post, which referred to the meeting as "Trump meets Rump" and "The other big a– summit," a reference to Trump's postponed meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The cover also referred to Kardashian West as "Kim Thong Un." pic.twitter.
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Then there is the other, larger and more important group of Trump pardons: People the President views as being persecuted and prosecuted by the so-called "deep state," a rump group of entrenched bureaucrats -- largely clustered within the Justice Department and FBI -- who are out to get anyone who isn't them.
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American diplomat Strobe Talbott wrote that the aggressive military actions that Putin has taken confirm that he has no desire to be another Gorbachev, a man "who lost an empire," or another Boris Yeltsin, whose laissez faire politics led rump state Russia down a path toward chaos, economic ruin, and diminished international status.
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But if a few more Republicans and some Democratic senators (I'm looking at Joe Manchin, Joe Donnelly, and Heidi Heitkamp) join the rump middle faction as well, that might be enough to keep this arrangement stable enough to convince the rest of the Senate they should figure out how to make it work.
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What Syria will look like when the conflict is over: Russia's involvement in the brutal and lengthy battle for Aleppo is thought to be driven by a desire to ensure that Assad and his regime are left with some sort of "rump state" to rule over once a peace deal is done.
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Fallon, the former Schumer aide, said that in the January 2018 shutdown "Schumer staked out a pretty clear, resolute position" but "he had moderate members of his own caucus self-form a little rump group with people like Susan Collins and it moved the center of gravity from Schumer" toward Trump and the Republicans.
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Even before Democrats get to that point, however, they need to negotiate their own internal politics as to whether Ocasio-Cortez and her ilk represent the future of the Democratic Party or simply a small rump group that should not be taken as a signal of much of anything about where the party is headed.
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