" On 'incompetent' and 'sarcastic' Clinton "She's a really sarcastic woman.
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" Trump has since called the comment sarcastic, "but not that sarcastic.
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"Obviously I'm being sarcastic ... but not that sarcastic to be honest with you," Trump said Friday.
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" Trump argued that Clinton delivered her comments in a "really sarcastic tone because she's a sarcastic woman.
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" Soon after those comments, Trump was asked by Fox News if he was being sarcastic, to which he replied, "Of course I'm being sarcastic.
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And he certainly didn't sound sarcastic on Wednesday, and there's nothing sarcastic about the follow-up tweet he sent shortly after the press conference.
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" After he said President Obama founded the Islamic State, he explained, "Obviously I'm being sarcastic, but not that sarcastic, to be honest with you.
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The only problem is that, because Trump is sarcastic so often, we have a pretty good idea of what he sounds like when he's being sarcastic.
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" The sarcastic reply: "But what does her dad do?
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And I was obviously being sarcastic and making a comparison.
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Professor Dershowitz, you did know that I was being sarcastic.
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He's checking a box, in the most sarcastic way possible.
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I love their upbeat melodies paired with dark, sarcastic lyrics.
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You also talk about his artfully sarcastic use of capitalization.
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"Of course I'm being sarcastic," Trump said on the show.
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It didn't feel sarcastic, and it didn't feel communal either.
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And she even nailed Benoliel's shocked (but totally sarcastic) reaction.
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I'll be really sarcastic and people will take it seriously.
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A lot of my German dates were funny and sarcastic.
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What's going on here: Neither of the pieces was sarcastic.
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"Of course I'm being sarcastic," he said at the time.
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Use this face when the sarcastic emoticon isn't effective enough.
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"Can you stop?" she asks in her permanently sarcastic tone.
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He later said his comments were meant to be sarcastic.
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The reason I did it was sarcastic, OK, if anything.
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Oh, and one of the characters is a sarcastic duck?
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Should it be serious, irreverent, sarcastic, reverential or something else?
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The official, however, described the remarks as sarcastic in nature.
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He's sarcastic; he's a little devious; he can be rude.
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Seth Rogen got his start playing the sarcastic Ken Miller.
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She has a sarcastic streak, and some jokes sound defensive.
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"We're getting some real beauties," he said with sarcastic chagrin.
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And its elegiac tone omits Mr. Roth's bitterly sarcastic humor.
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"Are those Céline?" said Ms. Gialouris with a sarcastic tone.
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He played sarcastic, cutting his sons' pretensions down to size.
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Richie just wanted to post a sarcastic comment on Facebook.
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The other Howard Silk, a sarcastic, deadly spy, does not.
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He wrote a sarcastic tweet related to the bill Wednesday.
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And, finally, Trump even managed a sarcastic dig at Sen.
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He grew snippy, sarcastic, quarrelsome with his family — an IRL shitlord.
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All the while she remains as capable and sarcastic as ever.
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Those skills can even make you appear superior, sarcastic or dismissive.
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"I made some sort of sarcastic comment, really dry," he explains.
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"I made some sort of sarcastic comment, really dry," he explained.
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Trump said on Thursday his comment was meant to be sarcastic.
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"I made some sort of sarcastic comment, really dry," he explained.
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" Sarcastic, Jane responds, "No, I picked him up from an alleyway.
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The Justice Department has said Rosenstein's offer was a sarcastic one.
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The stoic characters of Strip Generators lend themselves to sarcastic commentary.
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Mr. Camp's product went nowhere, as Mr. Boehner's sarcastic reaction signaled.
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She was sassy and often responded to people with sarcastic remarks.
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Either way, Phelps deserves all the praise, even if it's sarcastic.
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They're never thinking about ... She has the sarcastic-face emoji. Yeah.
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People often create sarcastic or ironic memes that could be misinterpreted.
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Indeed, Frank Kameny overstated the A.P.A.'s power for sarcastic effect.
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It was unclear if Trump was being sarcastic in his tweet.
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Now, I wasn't being sarcastic in calling Bloomberg a great businessman.
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Biden recently launched a sarcastic jab of his own at Trump.
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He was up until midnight tweeting sarcastic comments about Greta Thunberg.
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Ms. Theron's brand of humor wavers between sarcastic and bone dry.
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"Can you start a fight just by being sarcastic?" he asked.
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Well, I like it when it's over the top or sarcastic.
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So you've decided to be sarcastic in an email or text.
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I can't tell if you're being a little sarcastic with me.
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Sometimes, I tweet things that are a little sarcastic (for example, saying "stfu" to artists/celebrities etc, when they tweet something random or witty or controversial but it's always in a sarcastic, joking sort of way).
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At one point, Jacobson uses the word "sarcastic" to describe a speaker's tone, and he is often sarcastic, instead of, in Roth's American way, mordantly ironic; his tone can become tetchy and irritable as a result.
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What's going on here: Neither of the pieces appeared to be sarcastic.
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Every time Spike says a sarcastic comment do 3 frog jump punches.
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My boss is in today, which is always fun (not being sarcastic).
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It wasn't aggressive or angry, but it wasn't cute or sarcastic, either.
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A day later, Trump said he was being sarcastic with the comment.
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The term is now used as sarcastic criticism of all things American.
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She was sarcastic and smart and made to feel ashamed of it.
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The line's not between funny and serious; it's between silly and sarcastic.
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It was a remarkable moment for Clinton -- fierce, unapologetic and even sarcastic.
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", we like to refer to him as "Our favorite sarcastic galactic badass.
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Give it a listen ... Em's sarcastic tongue is as sharp as ever.
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Prior to regenerating, the Doctor was sometimes gruff, melancholy, and darkly sarcastic.
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He doubled down on those remarks before claiming he was being sarcastic.
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I am tempted to say something sarcastic but just nod my head.
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He later backtracked and said his comment was meant to be sarcastic.
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Sanders gets sarcastic, suggests Wall Street should run city of Flint. pic.twitter.
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Then again, in context, he's probably not even being sarcastic about parenting.
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She's sarcastic and confrontational, but there's a vulnerability to her as well.
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A group of sarcastic, lax teenagers juxtaposes with the mural behind them.
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Keys, often sarcastic and downtrodden in defeat, was unbowed by the setback.
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He can be pointedly sarcastic in one song, startlingly vulnerable in another.
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He's handsome, unpious and as ribaldly earnest as Fleabag is raunchily sarcastic.
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In her hands, Leonard Cohen's ominous, sarcastic "Everybody Knows" sounded bitterly prophetic.
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Reporters shouted questions and sarcastic remarks at her as she walked away.
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She angers the locals, too, by being a sarcastic gut-shot mammal.
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"Oh, really?" he asked, in a sarcastic voice as dry as sandpaper.
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He later said he was being sarcastic, which Mook questioned on Sunday.
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He sounds like he is being sarcastic here -- and that's on purpose.
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His Geralt is the exact right blend of scary, sexy, and sarcastic.
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Dufresne's drawings are humorous, whimsical, tender, odd, sarcastic, fantastic, sympathetic, and sweet.
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This is the problem with Edwards's "it's sarcastic" defense of his actions.
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"If you understood my personality, you'd know that I'm very sarcastic," Jacobs admitted.
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The sarcastic legend herself, Aubrey Plaza, is the latest guest on Hot Ones.
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Stevie can drop a sarcastic quip like no one else in Schitt's Creek.
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Ziggy and Chloe's sarcastic shared moment hints they're too old for this nonsense.
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And I say that being ironic and sarcastic about the Daily Mail. Yes.
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Instead of using irony or ironic, just say sarcastic, or funny, or coincidental.
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I said, in my sarcastic way, 'Well, that's not sexual harassment at all.
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"But why insist that the reaction be despondent, terrified, or sarcastic?" he wrote.
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" The following day Trump told Fox News, "Of course I was being sarcastic.
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These, with their long lists of sharia rules, unleashed his most sarcastic streak.
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She has a wicked sarcastic sense of humor and I really enjoy that.
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Humor isn't the star of Philadelphia, it's more like the sarcastic best friend.
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She's sarcastic and sassy and rarely loses her sense of humor, Doege says.
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She's always there with a sarcastic aside, while wacky adventures orbit around her.
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"Congratulations on all your success," Obama told Priebus, while wearing a sarcastic grin.
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"My grandmother was a bit of a smartass: sarcastic and unapologetic," she says.
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Feisty and frequently sarcastic, Mr. Sanders could barely contain his disgust with Mrs.
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If someone is being sarcastic, the bubble might turn diagonal and fall away.
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The worst politician in the country would not be sarcastic about a baby.
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Mr. Trump said he was being sarcastic in labeling President Obama and Mrs.
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It was so funny and sarcastic and dark… just really off the wall.
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Mr. Trump himself made a few passing, sarcastic remarks about Mr. Biden's predicament.
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Admittedly, I've been testy and sarcastic in my replies, which reflects my annoyance.
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My wit is benignly sarcastic, so I made a comment in that vein.
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Mr. Maloney headed off into a sarcastic recitation of the witness's zigzagging accounts.
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But it's not clear whether the poster's word choice was sarcastic or serious.
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The line (like the play's title) is sarcastic for us, not for her.
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Other reports have suggested Rosenstein was being sarcastic when he made those comments.
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I am known to make out of line jokes, stupid jokes, sarcastic jokes.
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It seems like Mr. Harris might be sending a sarcastic message to T.Swift, yes?
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Suddenly, on both sides of the Atlantic, the sarcastic brutality has started to click.
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Other reports, however, suggested that Rosenstein was being sarcastic when he made those comments.
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So Kiva Lagos, the starship owners' representative, is profane, sarcastic, and kind of punchy.
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The dialogue is fittingly snarky, sarcastic, and actually laugh-out-loud funny at times.
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After all this, I admire June's ability to make sarcastic quips at every opportunity.
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"Some people are super smart with their sarcastic comments and it's hilarious," Sullivan says.
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This ultra-orthodox approach would have benefitted from a more subversive or sarcastic presentation.
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On Friday, he said he was just being sarcastic when he made that remark.
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His question, his staff members suggested, were sarcastic and part of a larger point.
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You know the type, sarcastic, seen-it-all, Gauloise hanging from the lower lip.
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The way I said it, in a sarcastic way ... it is what it is.
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Bocchi is a sarcastic word for "alone", but now it is becoming a brand.
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Some of the text feels a bit sarcastic, like you're lampooning American survivalist culture.
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But George says, 'I have written this very specifically, so that you sound sarcastic.
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"I know this because famous actors told me," another says, in a sarcastic tone.
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Thus, Seder tweeted: Seder's tweet is clearly a sarcastic jibe directed at Polanki's apologists.
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The passive-aggressive or sarcastic couples, meanwhile, did not solve their problems so easily.
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I guess it's meant to be some kind of sarcastic anthem for shallow people.
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Baker has a dry, sarcastic manner that mixes well with the show's overall dryness.
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In some quarters, the word's use is more likely than not to be sarcastic.
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Looking forward to seeing more from you, even if you are a sarcastic person.
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Giuliani has already said that he was being sarcastic when he made the comments.
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Morgan is sarcastic and fragile, acutely self-aware but still riddled with self-doubt.
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The comments sparked a firestorm, but Trump later said he was only being sarcastic.
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He's gruff and sarcastic, always down for a fight, impossibly charming, and frequently irresistible.
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This Trudeau recently made a sarcastic remark to Indigenous activists and apologized for it.
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" Trump has since walked back the Russia comment, saying he was merely being "sarcastic.
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Most everybody knows teenagers can be disrespectful, sarcastic, ungrateful, self-righteous, superior and lazy.
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I select the upside-down smiley face, a commitment to my ambivalent, sarcastic personality.
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" It's sarcastic and half-spoken, closer to "Losing My Edge" than "All My Friends.
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In a postscript either hopeful or sarcastic, Jimmie added, America is a great country.
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Trump critics fearful of Rosenstein's ouster soon latched onto the "he was being sarcastic" excuse.
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When you read a sarcastic essay from me, it is a transcript of this voice.
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These icons become slightly sarcastic when they're used over and over again, like a stamp.
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Not all of the humor is good natured; some of it is sarcastic and biting.
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"*Everyone better give their latino friends and family a ride home," one sarcastic user quipped .
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For those folks -- I want to be -- all right, that moment was sarcastic as hell.
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"Yeah, I'm gonna go after her," he said in a sarcastic tone at a rally.
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But I was really excited to work in the Lisa Simpson quote about being sarcastic.
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For the better part of the 21st century, sarcastic humor reigned supreme in television comedy.
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One thing that Scorpios and Caps have in common is your sarcastic sense of humor.
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" Oftentimes, the best answer I can come up with is a sarcastic, "A nap, lol.
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Never be sarcastic about race, religion, politics, or anything else that could easily offend someone.
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"Sometimes people are super sarcastic because they're trying to hide behind a veil," she says.
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He's sarcastic and quick with the quips, but not in a mean or hurtful way.
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We were so curious we made it happen with sarcastic, silly, and even sassy personalities.
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He's sarcastic, mischievous, and even a little mean when he thinks someone's stupidity deserves it.
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Or did he make an obviously sarcastic comment that he never intended anyone take seriously?
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In the face of criticism, the Myrotvorets website has doubled down, posting a sarcastic rejoinder.
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When he called on Russia to find Hillary's missing emails he was being classically sarcastic.
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He at times came off as arrogant and sarcastic during the deposition, the transcript suggests.
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We were so curious we made it happen with sarcastic, silly and even sassy personalities.
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Clinton's comments drew a sarcastic response from former Trump White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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On China's Weibo, the microblogging service, Chinese users were as sarcastic as those on Facebook.
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I will be making sarcastic comments about all of this week's big games on Twitter.
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" I looked at him, and I said in a very sarcastic voice, "Oh no, sir.
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His lauding of Mr. Barnier is his dryly sarcastic way of denigrating the British leader.
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Sometimes simply playful or sarcastic, vinegar valentines exemplify the variety of material Rosin's collection offers.
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Decades before Trump, in the haze of the Vietnam War, the shock was less sarcastic.
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"Yes, I use bad language, I send memes, I send sarcastic things," he told journalists.
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Meanwhile, people who don't make their beds tend to be shy, moody, curious and sarcastic.
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There's no humor in this novel; laughter is bitter, sarcastic, mad and, just once, happy.
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Trump initially doubled down on those remarks before claiming that he was only being sarcastic.
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Crowder released an obviously sarcastic and distasteful apology video on June 3rd, 1433 in response.
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A source in the room has previously told CNN that Rosenstein's wire remark was sarcastic.
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When a reporter cited a recent large turnout for Warren in Chicago, Biden grew sarcastic.
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Super Bowl 51's ad roster wasn't a series of snide, sarcastic jabs at Trump.
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While both Pratchett and Gaiman's humour is often sarcastic, the book is anything but cynical.
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"Of course I'm being sarcastic," Trump said in an interview broadcast Thursday on Fox News.
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I hate to mention it but if I don't mention it it's notable by its absence: "International Tweexcore Underground," which is abysmal, and was meant to be sarcastic but then I think it stopped being sarcastic… We did invite the "twee" label upon ourselves.
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Seder defended himself on his podcast on November 30, saying yes, the tweet was obviously sarcastic.
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If you follow Paltrow on Instagram, you may have noticed her funny comments and sarcastic quips.
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In 2014, students posted viral photos of their unappetizing school lunches with the sarcastic #ThanksMichelleObama hashtag.
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During a test, researchers found that humans could correctly identify sarcastic tweets 76% of the time.
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There is a whiff of utopia here, but it's unclear whether it is sarcastic or sincere.
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"Taylor swift and tom hiddlestone have broken up, what a surprise," wrote one sarcastic Twitter user.
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Bogut went on a sarcastic Twitter rant this week after checking in to the Olympic Village.
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" Though Mattioli says she prefers the sarcastic uses to the literal, "even that is getting tired.
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The person, who was not named, said Rosenstein was being sarcastic when he made the remark.
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Taken in a sarcastic light, Trump's words would be amount to a mockery of... Trump's words.
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It's for this reason Duff loves the character and her sarcastic, animated alter ego so much.
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What you get on Sarcastic Study Masters Volume 2 is Balearic Harvey at his very best.
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After being reprimanded for using a 'sarcastic tone' in an email, Lara Frank* confronted her supervisor.
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Sarcastic or not, just like when Trump uses "I don't know," he's already planted the thought.
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Cynical. Sarcastic. Ironic. All words not typically used to describe the contents of a kid's drawing.
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The internet is still consistently flooded with petitions and tweets (mostly sarcastic) protesting the gorilla's death.
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"Usually people of Jewish descent are sarcastic and they're funny and they get jokes," Dodd said.
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He's the ultimate whiner, so this mug can drown all his words into one sarcastic place.
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Send a sarcastic comment to a friend that you want to be received as a joke?
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If ever a goal needed soundtracking by sarcastic applause, it was Iceland's second on Monday evening.
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Trump has signaled as much in the sarcastic way he's talked about this with the press.
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Prokofiev, in his percussive, sarcastic mode, permeates the finale, which hurtles along like a madcap dance.
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" In the leaked video, Turnbull relayed his own sarcastic interpretation of the meeting: "It was beautiful.
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" And he praises Seinfeld's "gently sarcastic, benignly neurotic skepticism that merges Jewish cadence with WASP restraint.
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"Mueller's list: Russian superagents are capable of anything" read one sarcastic headline on a television website.
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He was witty, like most in Tuscany; he became sarcastic, as have too many in Italy.
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How did the party of Lincoln become a group of people who are sarcastic and unserious?
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And naturally, a wisecracking droid, speaking in the dry, sarcastic tones of the indispensable Alan Tudyk.
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The class emails that intersect her first-person narration are bracingly sarcastic and often inventively intimidating.
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Is there a place for that kind of sarcastic and insult-oriented comedy in Hollywood 2020?
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He said in a radio interview Thursday morning that Trump's comments were meant to be sarcastic.
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They might write a program, for instance, to detect when a tweet is sarcastic or not.
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Finally, there's an anonymous, sarcastic "citizen" who helps narrate, outlining the events that led up to novel.
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Cernovich concedes that Seder might be "making a joke or being sarcastic," but the outrage gathered steam.
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The news has been so depressing; it's been fun to watch this ridiculous, super sarcastic British show.
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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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Now, she's wading into politics, actively criticizing the Trump administration with sharply worded, and sometimes sarcastic, tweets.
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It is odd to live in a country whose very name—the United Kingdom—sounds increasingly sarcastic.
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Many posted to share sarcastic suggestions for ridiculous hacks or recipes that had us laughing out loud.
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At times he was cutting and combative, at others he was sarcastic and even a tad funny.
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I'm sarcastic and can be outrageous, and I think some of that has carried over to him.
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His sarcastic tweet backfired, as Twitter said he broke their guidelines by "promoting hate," according to Refinery29.
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A Delaware school district has apologized for accidentally sending out a sarcastic "hurt feelings report" via email.
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Complaining online, whether through sarcastic memes or pronounced Twitter kvetching, has become something of an art form.
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We also have a knack producing comedians with a mix of observational, sarcastic and plain dirty humour.
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Known for his sarcastic and funny tweets, GabbbarSingh’s account is followed by over 21,22016 people.
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I'm really sarcastic about it — I say, 'It's about as accurate as the entire New York Times.
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We can say we're funny or romantic or serious or sarcastic just by how we display ourselves.
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Thankfully, this year's Pride Month brought us particularly good, dark, sarcastic, and sometimes even empowering meme content.
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Erin Foster, who is the daughter of McPhee's fiancé David Foster, also commented with a sarcastic response.
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His version of her is a lot less bitingly sarcastic than the version we see every week.
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Regardless of my feelings about the situation, a sarcastic tweet is not the way to handle it.
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Clinton was fierce in her responses, looked relaxed, and even threw around one or two sarcastic jokes.
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Though some sympathized with the message, Mr. Gutierrez's comments elicited a largely sarcastic backlash on social media.
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He then tried to weasel out of the backlash by incredulously claiming that he was being sarcastic.
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I always thought that "Rocking Crocs" was a sarcastic phrase, but this store seemed to own it.
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Father O'Malley hoped that Annie had had a good rest—in Florida, he added, his tone sarcastic.
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One of the great disappointments of our career is that no one noticed our dark, sarcastic humor.
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If you think your constant sarcastic comments are scoring points or making you look smart, think again.
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"I don't know if Hillary was saying it in a sarcastic manner," he said, with uncharacteristic mildness.
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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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She's matter-of-fact and conciliatory; sarcastic and well past caring; creased for a moment with chagrin.
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At Newsweek, Mr. Elfin had a reputation as a witty, no-nonsense, sarcastic and high-strung boss.
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Guinness's style complemented Deadpool's sarcastic tone, as there was a jokey, almost friendly aspect to the comic.
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"You just really did that," responded Osaka, as she gave the host a round of sarcastic applause.
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"It was sarcastic criticism of the alt-right's conspiracy theories and anti-Semitic positions," Olson told Bloomberg.
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"I really wish I could have got the full workout in," Porowski said in a sarcastic tone.
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"That's got to be a coincidence," said Dan Bongino, a Fox News contributor, in a sarcastic tone.
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Giuliani later said he was being sarcastic, but it was not his first time making the claim.
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Chandler Bing - IT Procurement/Advertising Copywriter For the first nine seasons, always sarcastic Chandler hates his job.
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It came across in almost a sarcastic way, but it is funny because you can't force that.
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He did have the good sense to present really earnest advice with sort of a sarcastic tone.
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It was the second time in recent weeks that Trump has explained a controversial statement as sarcastic.
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But the voice—precise, interrogatory and sarcastic, and also, in private, generous and encouraging—can still be heard.
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We're not looking for a new carrier, but can we get that sarcastic little bastard in wifi-only?
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"He (Fillon) wants to calibrate reimbursement according to the level of sneezing," Touraine responded in a sarcastic tweet.
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A sarcastic, stubborn young woman trying to beat the odds with the entire world watching my every move.
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Not surprisingly, tropical storms Don and Hilary have attracted considerable attention, prompting some rather opportunistic and sarcastic tweets.
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It means he's sarcastic, or melancholy, or contemplative, or thinking about man stuff, like chargrilled oysters and golf.
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As various sarcastic headlines have noted, at this point we are effectively in a proxy war with ourselves.
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He even asked Russia to find them, which he later told Fox & Friends was just him being sarcastic.
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It was an instant viral sensation, with tons of people cracking sarcastic jokes about the octogenarian's earnest review.
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Those quotes aren't a sarcastic qualifier; they're meant to mark "primetime" as what it is, another TV gimmick.
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Most recently, in a sarcastic message dismissing the threat of global warming, he called it global "waming" instead.
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Clad in a red bandana, Raphael was sassy, sarcastic, and often got in trouble for running his mouth.
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The group initially formed as a sarcastic criticism of Christian creationist teachings at schools in the United States.
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Think: strategically-placed arrows and the words "Nip Lift," which are paired with a sarcastic (yet helpful) caption.
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When you are idealistic and don't find what you're looking for, I see people being cynical, very sarcastic.
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I've gotten into trouble by writing something that was clearly sarcastic, but people didn't read it that way.
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His sarcastic comments against the Supreme Leader and the security forces show he wants to pick a fight.
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" Another social media user wrote: "#Trashtag is awesome, never thought I'd support one in a non sarcastic fashion.
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"Scott has a sarcastic sense of humor that people love to be around — especially women," the insider says.
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Much of that is because Chiwetel Ejiofor's Scar, unlike the original movie, is not sarcastic, sassy, or playful.
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Burr Steers's corrosively sarcastic comedy "maintains a ruthless emotional honesty," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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Mr. Gianordoli reacted by writing computer code that randomly regurgitates "Red" into new poems that are sublimely sarcastic.
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Dr. Luke may have read that tweet and felt it was referring to him, sparking his sarcastic response.
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It was, reviewers always noted, nasal and boisterous, but it could also be wheedling, teasing, sarcastic or playful.
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Ignoring Kazmi's sarcastic comment about his excellent timekeeping, Safdar pulls his red Edhi T-shirt over the top.
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"No, none whatsoever," the president breezily said that day when the reporter asked if he was being sarcastic.
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"I know I'm not popular with all the people," he said, continuing with a hint of sarcastic edge.
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He left for Moscow in 1920, where he made sarcastic stage designs that poked at the Suprematist usurpers.
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Like other homes for white supremacists on the internet, The Daily Stormer features message boards and sarcastic commentary.
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"We have Putin, we don't need food," read one sarcastic protest sign in the Siberian city of Tomsk.
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The clips ranged from videos of actual interactions with United Airlines to clips of comedies with sarcastic titles.
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Rosenstein denied the allegations, and some suggested he was being sarcastic or joking when he made the comments.
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This kid is either a master sarcastic genius in the works or is incredibly precise at following directions.
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Plaza — sarcastic, smart and deeply skeptical of men — had been something of a role model in queer circles.
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I plead guilty to sarcastic tweets, and I do a terrible Trump impression that drives my wife nuts.
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He was sarcastic at times, as if he were frequently sharing an inside joke with an invisible spectator.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump Calls Comments on Emails 'Sarcastic' " (news article, July 29): The people who would consider voting for Donald Trump should ask themselves this question: What will happen when he again says something outrageous and doesn't have time to say he was only joking or being sarcastic?
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It's no wonder the final words of "Night" seem like a sarcastic mission statement for the series' 2019 run.
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Blair is still a queen and married to Seth Cohen, and Serena is settled down with another sarcastic brunette.
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Ansari's sarcastic deadpan captured perfectly the irritated patience business owners everywhere must feel when they look at Yelp reviews.
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Dr. L.E. Gomez said Winters was, like him, a New York native and had a sarcastic, opinionated, irreverent manner.
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"This is what I'm currently doing while sad and sarcastic people are getting angry with their keyboard," he tweeted.
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Given his unwillingness to back down, it's possible his claim that he was leaving the music business was sarcastic.
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Her performance as the sarcastic but genuine Rosie Casals, a fellow tennis pro of King's, quietly steals the movie.
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Third baseman Anthony Rendon was sarcastic when trying to explain what the Nationals could do to change their fate.
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President Obama and Hillary Clinton are the "founders of ISIS," tweeting on Friday that he was just being sarcastic.
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So if you tend to be super sarcastic, consider toning it down for the first few messages at least.
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There's quite a variety to choose from — heartwarming and meaningful, sarcastic, silly, envy-inducing, sexy, self-deprecating, and showy.
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Villanelle is pouty, sarcastic, and rarely gives up the chance to play with her prey before she kills it.
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The characters were fan favorites, with Plaza's pessimistic, sarcastic April providing the perfect foil to Pratt's lovable goofball Andy.
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Surprised, you react with sarcastic jokes, because this is all so bizarre, but you're not actually embarrassed — just confused.
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But with that in mind, there wasn't any clarification on how Twitter would differentiate real tweets from sarcastic ones.
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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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Chiwetel Ejiofor is perfect as the villain, Scar, delivering a scarier version than Jeremy Irons' sarcastic and sassy lion.
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Whether I'm being sarcastic or turning a question back on its asker, I'll do anything not to show myself.
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She vents frustrations during preparation sessions, joking and being sarcastic in ways she never would before a national audience.
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Asked about the troubling economic data, conservative radio host and Trump critic Charlie Sykes responded with a sarcastic laugh.
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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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Jackie hears about it on the news and immediately sends Remy a sarcastic "congratulations" text, then ignores his calls.
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Clinton's Supreme Court picks and called President Obama the founder of ISIS repeatedly, before claiming he was being sarcastic.
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Other signs of distress: An employee may become more negative and sarcastic than usual, or get frustrated more easily.
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"She was never caustic or sarcastic; there were never personal attacks on other justices," he said of her opinions.
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The book's hypnotic power does not derive so much from its wild details as from its epically sarcastic tone.
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They are dark and introspective, bitter or sarcastic, as they undertake the project of thinking through life and death.
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Up Next The young sarcastic comedian is a writer on "Desus and Mero," the new Showtime late-night show.
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A founder of the House's hard-line Freedom Caucus, he can be sarcastic, even withering, in hearings and speeches.
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Mercury in Capricorn people have a dry and sarcastic sense of humor, and a goal-oriented approach to life.
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Whether Mr. Trump's response was intended to be sarcastic or not, longtime Russia policy makers said they were astonished.
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She still retains the signature composure she demonstrated throughout the trial: relaxed, funny and sarcastic, while never showing fear.
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It is sarcastic, in a word, about postwar U.S. culture—unlike U.S. Pop art, which tilts toward the celebratory.
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When asked about the remark, on Fox News, Trump said that he was being "sarcastic," which didn't make sense.
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He was a natural alpha dog who burned with ambition; he could be prickly, sarcastic and full of himself.
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They have an easy rapport and a sarcastic, comedic approach to their targets that make "Blunt Force Truth" addictive.
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Without knowledge of your intent and tone, brief responses come across as apathetic and even sarcastic to the receiver.
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" His sarcastic commentary: "She seems like a very happy young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Friday said Trump "was being sarcastic" when he made the remark.
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"It was just me making a sarcastic comment as a means of coping with my own frustration," they added.
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I am an obnoxious, sarcastic, performative non-fiction writer who acts on whatever impulse pops into my head first.
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" Fowler weighed in on the interview with a series of sarcastic tweets, laughing that Hornsey, "really, really doesn't like me.
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Her dialogue is sarcastic and smart, and a good reminder to audiences that Curtis has always been adept at comedy.
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The comments quickly grabbed the attention of the media—and Twitter was just as stunned, if a little more sarcastic.
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Register acknowledged that Abbott was being sarcastic, but reiterated that there is no situation in which such comments are tolerable.
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He was subdued; she was a little loose and sarcastic, as she can be sometimes on matters of world affairs.
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Anthony Scaramucci now claims that he was being "sarcastic" during the phone call which created the infamous New Yorker story.
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"My comment that it was unforgivable is entirely sarcastic, but it did take me out of the fiction," he says.
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I throw up one streamer in a sarcastic yet caring manner and put the coffee and mug on his desk.
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On Thursday morning, Good Morning America's Robin Roberts wasn't the only one with a sarcastic farewell message for Manigault Newman.
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Throughout the morning, #TrumpWon continued to trend on Twitter — and while some of those tweets were sarcastic, others were real.
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People are pointing to his recent sarcastic tweet to Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal that could have gotten him suspended.
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"I love how sarcastic the note-leavers are," said Mehmet, when we asked about his motivation for photographing the messages.
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At the time, the band were promoting their album The World Is Yours, a title he said was heavily sarcastic.
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" The way he says this seems to be slightly sarcastic, so I can't help but asking: "Do you hate America?
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Europeans may laugh at Thailand's lèse-majesté laws—a Thai was recently prosecuted for being sarcastic about the king's dog.
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On Thursday, Trump said the remark was sarcastic and accused Democrats of trying to deflect attention from the leaked emails.
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When several Swedish parliamentarians nominated the unworthy Neville Chamberlain in 2202, another nominated Adolf Hitler, apparently as a sarcastic gesture.
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"So I walk into their house, [Warren] was sitting in this chair and he made some sarcastic quip," she recalled.
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Whether you're the one dishing it out or listening to it, being sarcastic makes you think more abstractly, they found.
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Page 211: My lawyer will not let me comment on this, so I will just say: I was being sarcastic.
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He was open and polite to the members of the audience, and appropriately sarcastic and dismissive of Fox's disingenuous moderators.
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Donald Trump claimed on Friday that when he said President Obama was the founder of ISIS, he was being sarcastic.
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Still, Chiwetel Ejiofor is perfect as the villain, Scar, delivering a scarier version than Jeremy Irons' sarcastic and sassy lion.
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Clinton had referenced the group's support for him "in a sarcastic manner," but that he was "very proud" of it.
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Donktum is a self-described "eternally Sarcastic Memesmith specializing in the creation of memes to support President Donald J. Trump."
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It's unclear if the line is intended as sarcastic, or whether he even knows—which is kind of the point.
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Rather than dry exposition or long-winded discussions, these men use wordplay that is by turns sarcastic, droll and witty.
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Where he spent the first debate huffing and interrupting, this time he worked in sarcastic mode and improvised, jabbing Mrs.
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The posts are pretty basic and many are jokes or sarcastic or hyperbolic — but there are a lot of them.
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Someone who once said, "I can't stand art," Hammons is sarcastic and unapologetic in his commentary on class and race.
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I'm not sure of his exact field, but he's known for his biting sarcastic wit, and that's really the tone.
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I assume he was being sarcastic, but it seemed clear that he had to stop — was he instructed to stop?
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"What a great party" can be a sincere compliment or sarcastic put-down, but they look identical on the page.
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Lahren was being so sarcastic that it was impossible tell because her outrage schtick is so comically over the top.
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"Good Lie" is a cuttingly sarcastic ode to overly positive social media posts because everyone knows how annoying those are.
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Driven by the dopamine of "likes" and retweets, we jockey to be bitchiest or most blistering, snidest or most sarcastic.
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My grandma and I are the same sassy and sarcastic women, and catching up with her always makes my heart.
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Asked if the firing of Comey "cast a shadow" over talks with the Trump administration, Lavrov made a sarcastic joke.
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"He was being sarcastic," Sanders told The New York Times in an email, responding to Trump's remarks the previous day.
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And while Sasha gazed, awe-struck, upon Reynolds's chiseled face, Malia gave her a sisterly (and slightly sarcastic) thumbs-up.
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The representative said he appreciated the clarification that the Facebook posts were meant to be sarcastic and accepted the explanation.
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Strive to be what Anthony calls ''stable and balanced'': Don't be sarcastic, argumentative, despondent or, worst of all, an oddball.
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Filik found that the emotional impact of sarcasm itself differs fascinatingly from the emotional impact of emoji on sarcastic statements.
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But while I'd normally have relentlessly mocked this scene, I now feel there's no point in being sarcastic about it.
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Sometimes not, sometimes they don't mean to be, but I thought the software engineers there were very dry, very sarcastic.
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"Amazon will be paying for the helipad," said Huseman — a clarification that was met with sarcastic laughs from the crowd.
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As the New Cold War rages on, we can expect more sarcastic banter between American and Chinese technology and communications companies.
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I was really sarcastic and rude to the cops because I don't like cops and I'm bad at hiding my feelings.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's Tituss Burgess, who originated the role of Ariel's sarcastic crab buddy Sebastian on Broadway, will reprise the part.
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With her sarcastic sense of humor and her I-don't-give-a-f*ck attitude Darlene Conner was our favorite character.
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Too bad "It's a Jungle Out There," the expanded theme song of Tony Shalhoub's OCD TV sleuth Monk, seems merely sarcastic.
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One brandished a sarcastic "Don't Be Evil" sign, mocking a clause that has been removed from the company's code of conduct.
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Then, just in case people thought he was being sarcastic, or somehow denying the breakup he added a few more words.
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Asked for comment by Gizmodo, The Right Stuff made light of the incident in a series of sarcastic, anti-Semitic emails.
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They run the gamut from sassy to sarcastic to sincere, so feel free to tailor your answers to whoever is asking.
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That doesn't mean that you can't be sarcastic at all if that's your natural personality, but keep it to a minimum.
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A White House spokesman did not immediately respond when asked whether Trump intended for his tweet to be sarcastic or sympathetic.
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When Mr Tice quotes "the highly respected economist, Tim Congdon" (a notorious Eurosceptic) the chamber resounds to laughter and sarcastic applause.
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"It's a sarcastic take on the often-heard mantra in our society that demands women must always cover their "sexy parts.
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At this point, they're intimately familiar with MCU banter, and the shifts from somber to sarcastic that keep the tone manageable.
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The police chief acknowledged that the internal review suggested Abbott was attempting to invoke "a sarcastic standpoint" to handle the situation.
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But Trump has pushed back by arguing he's sarcastic, with surrogate Rudy Giuliani claiming that Russia has Clinton's emails and Sen.
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A few days later, he rebuked a witness, Dr. Morris Marc Soriano, calling him "sarcastic" under questioning from a defense lawyer.
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He said in February that he would like a standing ovation, but on Tuesday he said he was simply being sarcastic.
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The offender is Sun Jie, a blogger who has attracted more than nine million followers with his often-sarcastic social commentaries.
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This means there are many Instagram photos of their BFFship — almost all of Egerton's come with delightfully sarcastic captions about Madden.
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She quickly dismissed that, saying that she had called out bankers over business practices — drawing a sarcastic response from Mr. Sanders.
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I have a beach trip scheduled with various adult siblings and their spawn, including one sister who is sarcastic and mean.
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That demographic includes nervous parents, people who describe themselves as "politically incorrect," the pathologically sarcastic, accidental racists — in a word, everybody.
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" Clooney also mulled running for president on Saturday, though he was apparently being sarcastic in saying, "Oh, that sounds like fun.
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The exhibition opens with the bold and vaguely sarcastic installation, "Happy Smilers: Duty Free Shopping" (1996), which occupies an entire room.
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Twelve-year-old Orion is an amiable companion with a voice that is witty, world-weary, sarcastic and slouching toward wisdom.
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" Speaking for Mr. Weinstein, Mr. Brafman told the court the emails were a sarcastic exchange on "the absurdity of the allegations.
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"Nowadays I still have a rather withering ability to be sarcastic and displeased but I'm not screaming at anyone," he said.
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Bezos was known for his explosive or sarcastic responses to employees if he wasn't happy with what they reported to him.
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The whole fanzine culture, Gerard Cosloy [the editor of Conflict], was snarky and sarcastic, like Mad Magazine gone hipster, with music.
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Speaking to reporters again on Friday, Mr. Trump said his comment from the day before was only meant to be sarcastic.
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I'm used to writing things that are sarcastic, not things that are supposed to be funny, but also insightful and earnest.
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He said he was being "sarcastic" when he asked Russia to find Clinton's emails and was having fun with his audience.
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"Of course I'm being sarcastic," Trump told Fox News in an interview that aired the day after his Florida press conference.
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It also, of course, could be used in a sarcastic tone for things you do not, in fact, hate to see.
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Really, our disability taught us a lot about patience and acceptance — and also gave us a terribly sarcastic sense of humor.
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Or if it's a short, positive message like, "sounds good," using a period can make it sound sarcastic or passive aggressive.
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Now imagine being a teenager and living with a 29-year-old woman who's disrespectful, sarcastic, ungrateful, self-righteous and superior.
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I think that's a really funny joke, but that kind of dry, sarcastic humor, all of the software engineers have it.
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Between her artistic prowess, unapologetic cynicism and casual misandry, Darlene would have made a phenomenal girlfriend to sarcastic queer ladies everywhere. Biceps.
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On Wednesday morning, Hart took to Twitter to clarify he was simply being sarcastic and that his comments were meant in jest.
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The hashtag, #SinglesAwarenessDay on Instagram has 44,460 posts tagged, and many of them are sarcastic memes about the state of being single.
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One has made a sarcastic YouTube video about Reputation, and the other is (or was at one point) friends with Ariana Grande.
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She gave us a woman who was prickly and sarcastic and unlikable, and she told us that Jane deserved our respect anyway.
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JANEZ JANSA sits sullenly in Slovenia's National Assembly, scrolling through social-media posts on his phone and occasionally sending a sarcastic tweet.
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In her cover story for The Edit, Kendrick talked about her approach to comedy and inability to turn off her sarcastic wit.
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Following confirmation that Clinton was not running for president in 2020, Trump shared his thoughts about the news in a sarcastic tweet.
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Maybe a sarcastic belated congratulations from Davos, or an acknowledgement that the use of fire creates a parallel between Tyrion and Dany.
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She has emerged as the most effective, sarcastic and mocking Democratic critic of Trump's character, record as a businessman and vituperative rhetoric.
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Unlike a lot of "all-ages" family movies, it doesn't rely on cheap sentimentality, sugar-high freneticism, or sarcastic pop-culture gags.
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It was for a sarcastic comeback in a college bar — and it was something my friends nicknamed me for years to come.
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The character being sarcastic and unimpressed with humans and generally just fed up evolved along with the storyline and the world building.
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In September 2015, a now-infamous Vanity Fair article went viral after it drew a defensive flurry of sarcastic tweets from Tinder.
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Her sarcastic responses frequently find their way to the top of Trump's replies, aided by a sizable fan club cheering her on.
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It's all dark and kitschy and sarcastic and, seriously, I can't think of a better pop record in the last five years.
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The actor, and his many film characters have been adapted to perfectly suite the internet's needs for sarcastic reactions and silly memes.
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Gameplay looks a lot like Owlchemy Labs' Job Simulator, but if your player was eating magic mushrooms and covered in sarcastic ants.
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Another fast-thinking fan said it should be called "Boring Machine", to which Musk (presumably in a sarcastic manner), replied "good one".
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"Here's another beauty" was the sarcastic quip an angry Trump threw at BBC North America Editor Jon Sopel during a press conference.
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Jen Chaney, Vulture: Graham, who was always the show's most valuable player, slips back into Lorelai mode without missing a sarcastic beat.
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Reynolds is notorious for being sarcastic on his feed and takes every opportunity to go for the joke, usually at his expense.
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Jimmy Kimmel took a huge sarcastic swipe at President Trump ... all in support of some up and coming actress named Meryl Streep.
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The tone was loud - the debate was conducted at a near yell for the entire two hours - and at times even sarcastic.
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It is at once both earnest and sarcastic, a way of expressing your love of country while also poking fun at stereotypes.
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We may have sarcastic banter with close friends, but may refrain when communicating with a supervisor, where our humor could be misinterpreted.
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One of those names, is Groom Lake, a reference to the dry lake near the base, while another is the sarcastic moniker
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Reviews on the Amazon page of Bic for Her pens, which are like any other pen except pink and purple, are sarcastic.
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In a series of swing-state appearances this week, Mr. Clinton unleashed an impassioned self-defense, by turns sarcastic and almost pleading.
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Even the bad times, in recollection, seem somehow not to include him, though he was right there, drunk, sarcastic, maudlin, a phantom.
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The greatest pleasure in being sarcastic is dropping it on unsuspecting others, or being the victim of it and respecting its genius.
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" Asked during the campaign about his suggestion that Russia help Hillary Clinton find her emails, Trump said: "Of course I'm being sarcastic.
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Trump, before leaving for his Christmas and New Years break in Florida, took a sarcastic shot at media appraisals of his record.
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Kim Yong Chol is known to be difficult to work with, sarcastic and not sufficiently deferential to his superiors, Leadership Watch said.
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The share losses have prompted sarcastic posts in China's social media, while others compared the falling stocks to China's 2015 market crash.
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Senator Mike Lee of Utah on Wednesday gave a speech on the Senate floor that was sarcastic to the point of absurdity.
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"Representing us against President Xi of China," a sarcastic Mr. Trump said of Pete Buttigieg, the young mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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She is sarcastic with old friends and ferocious when drunk, pushing away sympathy with one hand and inviting it with the other.
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It's hilarious, queer, weird, and sarcastic, but it's not done at anyone's expense, except for maybe the all-too-serious Spider-Man.
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What we are good at is cups of tea, sarcastic tweets and holding on to our pint of beer in troubling times.
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Indeed, the fictional Lady Bird might agree with the sarcastic words of wisdom that real-world Gerwig shares with Lazarus: "F--- Yale."
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The car was later returned, and Mfiasco thinks the sarcastic-yet-tender little note might have had something to do with it.
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He interrupted repeatedly, often with sarcastic comments aimed at either Clinton or the co-moderators, Cooper and Martha Raddatz of ABC News.
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Posing all of this to a tipsy, sarcastic uncle with pumpkin on his shirt may not be a recipe for Thanksgiving peace.
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It intensified within hours, with a sarcastic, racially incendiary jibe — "Pocahontas" — lobbed by Mr. Trump himself during a visit to Las Vegas.
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Because he [Gen, the protagonist] is a whiny, sarcastic, snarky, funny, self-deprecating, cutting, insulting, occasionally unkind, totally-a-jerk-at-times character.
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"Ringo" is as upbeat as anything Atmosphere has come up with over the years, Slug's conversational style as sarcastic and pointed as ever.
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Conor Berry, who worked for the Springfield, Massachusetts paper, The Republican, said his tweet was meant to be a "snarky, sarcastic, cynical remark."
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"He was a quiet, big guy … a man of few words, but when he did speak, it was usually something sarcastic or funny."
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Trump's comments Wednesday whipped up a furious response, but he told Fox News Thursday that he was "being sarcastic" and didn't mean it.
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Even worse, the benefited candidate is actively inviting more foreign attacks against his opponent, though he now says he was just being sarcastic.
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He was a quiet, big guy … a man of few words, but when he did speak, it was usually something sarcastic or funny.
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So how does Jim Davis reconcile the fact that Garfield, as a brand, means something completely new and sarcastic to a certain generation?
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There is unfortunately no current emoji that can accurately depict a splendid mix of disappointment and disbelief quite like MSN Messenger's sarcastic face.
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Guillaume won the Emmy for lead actor in a comedy for playing sarcastic, wise-cracking butler, Benson DuBois, on the hit ABC show.
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I just listen to what everybody is saying at the bar and come out with something a little sarcastic, it's not telling jokes.
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Maybe the head tilt is sarcastic, Dirk exaggerating to really push the goofiness of the turtleneck, to free himself from this turtleneck obligation.
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She had problems, she got drunk, she was sarcastic—it felt like a real woman was at the other end of that line.
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Sonic was kind of like the sarcastic character, but still the hero, and it was pretty easy to adapt that to today's stuff.
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With 13 Songs, Ian MacKaye went from Minor Threat's comparatively simplistic message to Fugazi's dense punk, making a song both sarcastic and singsong.
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He also thanked Putin for forcing the US to reduce its diplomatic staff in a comment the White House later described as sarcastic.
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And of course, the president inflamed the situation with his sarcastic mocking of Ford at a campaign rally in Mississippi on Tuesday night.
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They were intended as a sarcastic response to students who were accusing supporters of President Donald Trump of encouraging sexual violence, he said.
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Earlier this week MSNBC fired contributor Sam Seder for a sarcastic tweet from years earlier after pressure from a few alt-right trolls.
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Still, the conspiracy theory has caught on, and Cruz on Tuesday felt compelled to address it, if even in a sarcastic, exasperated manner.
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"When you type, it's difficult to make it sound like you're not being patronizing or sarcastic," said Joanna Linzinger, who manages the team.
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He plays Mahoney, a sarcastic guy who — along with a bunch of outcasts — becomes a cop and tries to clean up the city.
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On "Saturday Night Live," Mr. Macdonald could come off as just another sarcastic wise guy with an ironic attitude, a humbler Dennis Miller.
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Ms. Diski later appeared in fictional form as the sullen, sarcastic Emily Cartwright in Ms. Lessing's dystopian novel "Memoirs of a Survivor" (1974).
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" To mark Mr. Trump's acquittal by the Senate, Mr. Conway wrote a sarcastic, bitter column, concluding, "I believe the president's call was perfect.
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Less than a month ago, Trump was seen "thanking" Russia for expelling the diplomats, a statement the White House later cast as sarcastic.
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The construction started with WHAT A JOKE, a sarcastic comment that often finds me stifling a chuckle when I hear it in person.
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Eilish came up with the concept for "Bad Guy," the album's funkiest song and biggest hit, as a sarcastic exaggeration of her persona.
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While our histrionics earlier were mostly sarcastic—sorry to burst your bubble, science-fearing hippies—the "freak wheat" really could have serious ramifications.
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It's true that Sweet/Vicious enjoys its light-hearted fare—the Odd Couple dynamic, talks of superheroes, sarcastic one-liners, and sorority silliness.
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Dmytro Gnap, an independent Ukrainian journalist not on the list, wrote a bitingly sarcastic Facebook post demanding an explanation for the mysterious increase.
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My sophomore-year girlfriend, with whom I got back together for a while after we graduated, when I was living in LA and she was working for an NGO in Port-au-Prince, would misunderstand obviously sarcastic statements as sincere when she was drunk, and then argue with the sarcastic person on a point about which they were both probably in agreement.
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"He's funny, he's sarcastic, witty, likes to poke fun at people, and he's a great guy to have in the team room," he explained.
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The CW's new drama In the Dark stars Perry Mattfeld as Murphy, a snarky, sarcastic 20-something who unapologetically loves sex and shuns responsibility.
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No only is Celia so sarcastic and not romantic at all, she's also the one that makes the grand romantic gesture at the end.
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Homing in on these more subtle attributes has revealed new complex problems with unintended bias toward specific groups and false positives with sarcastic comments.
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" That sarcastic edge extends to the way The Freshman treats Tate University, which is described as "a large football stadium with a college attached.
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"Fun," she wrote alongside the image, although the caption may have been sarcastic, seeing as she went on to add a face palm emoji.
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Tom Hanks stars as a brash, sarcastic, name-taking Belmont, come to life after a witch pisses on an extinguished cigarette in an alley.
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It's by turns bitingly sarcastic and wistfully regretful, and always ferociously angry at the narrative in which this collection of women has been trapped.
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In 2012, author and political activist Donna Brazile put the phrase to sarcastic use, foreshadowing some of its current purpose as a satirical vehicle.
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As if she weren't already enough of a rarity, Bully treads into Sonic Youth territory with their sound; it's dark, fuzzy, sarcastic, and arty.
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" And, just before he treated Daulerio's sarcastic deposition comment as an entirely serious one, he claimed that "the media is always taking Trump literally.
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The two constantly tease one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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After Fox News issued a sarcastic news release about the contretemps, Trump hosted his own event in Des Moines, a fund-raiser for veterans.
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" Trump tries to walk back Obama-ISIS comments: 'Sarcasm' Fox's Chris Wallace pressed Pence, asking if the "sarcastic excuse" is "getting a bit old.
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I&aposm being serious, I know I can be sarcastic sometimes on your show sometimes but it&aposs obviously not helping your business model.
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With the sarcastic "We're in good hands," he implied that maybe we shouldn't trust people who struggle with their weight as truly understanding obesity.
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" He considers moments like the deleted voicemail on "Call" and the raw emotion of "Floods" to be a dose of realism, or "sarcastic honesty.
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But while many believed Pelosi's pursed-lipped gesture to be sarcastic, Pelosi, told reporters on Wednesday that she was sincerely cheering in that moment.
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After the stumble, Rubio was even followed on the campaign trail by protesters dressed in robot costumes, a sarcastic wink at Rubio's formulaic delivery.
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Brazile is a lovely lady — I'm not being sarcastic, having met her at CNN — and she knows the political landscape as well as anyone.
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As irreverent, sarcastic, and arrogant as Bourdain could sometimes seem, he was the epitome of an eager, hungry foreign exchange student on that show.
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Look out for a manager who is blatantly sarcastic, consistently interrupts you, texts or emails during the interview without explanation or seems uncommunicative. 5.
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When Eno tells you that have $25 in your savings account, you can send a sarcastic thumbs up emoji and Eno will get you.
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He's known to be sarcastic in interviews — he probably doesn't actually believe Yogi Bear 3D was the "best thing" he's done in his career.
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Meanwhile, both the Washington Post and Huffington Post are quoting an anonymous source who was in the room, claiming the comment was obviously sarcastic.
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NEW: Donald Trump says only way Hillary Clinton can win Pennsylvania "is if cheating goes on;" does not specify if he is being sarcastic.
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The two constantly tease one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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" Actor Jack McBrayer from NBC's "30 Rock," shared a sarcastic message his mom sent after he gave her a Christmas ornament, "Thank you Jack.
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Prominent political voices, those associated with our team generally and with Trump particularly, have taken to Twitter with a myriad of sarcastic, critical comments.
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Later, Trump tried to slip away from critics by saying he was being "sarcastic" about having a foreign nation intrude into American presidential politics.
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"Of course I'm being sarcastic," Mr. Trump told "Fox and Friends" Thursday morning as his aides accused the news media of misconstruing his remarks.
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The National Park Service urged people to avoid touching wild animals at Yellowstone National Park by posting a sarcastic infographic to Facebook on Thursday.
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On Thursday, the agency shared a sarcastic infographic on Facebook, titled "Wildlife Petting Chart," to urge people against touching wild animals within national parks.
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His basketball style — running the length of the court without passing — earned him a sarcastic nickname, Coast-to-Coast, said Mr. Masso, his shipmate.
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Whenever she is asked questions that touch on possible sexism and double standards, Clinton tends to assume a slow, sarcastic and vaguely disdainful voice.
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Getting teased tends to either harden your shell or sharpen your wit, and my sarcastic "voice" became a launchpad for my young adult fiction.
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It has a near-perfect learning curve, and a memorable frenemy-adversary in GLaADOS, a sarcastic robot lady who chides you on your performance.
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The whole EP is a sarcastic, literal response to people telling Gallo to write what he knows, but also pokes fun at Gallo himself.
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Be back in 15 mins," or making half sarcastic requests for money: "Who would like to pay my rent for the next 6 months?
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As for Guthrie, Shaw noted that while the original lyrics were a sarcastic response to Berlin's song, "This Land Is Your Land" evolved, too.
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"Everything I do is kind of sarcastic, so I did it as a joke when I moved from Orange County to LA," Star said.
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The final verdict: I think "Opposed" was being sarcastic but I'll have to go back and review it for ten minutes to be sure.
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Out of that, I felt we could build more empathy into the play pattern, even if we were being sarcastic, and dark at times.
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When the Sanders campaign wrote the quotation out in an email it shared with supporters, Mr. Biden's sarcastic tone could not be easily identified.
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" The comedian said he had told the same joke at least a thousand times around the world and described it as "silly, sarcastic banter.
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Though Hudgens acquitted herself well during "Sandra Dee" and assorted sarcastic scenes, her version of "There Are Worse Things I Could Do" was astonishing.
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In front of a standing-room-only crowd, the two men, who more often make sarcastic jokes about their baldness and dissimilar heights, hugged.
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"Michelle has the best, most sarcastic, funny personality and always had you laughing," wrote Jaime Herwehe, a close family friend and the campaign organizer.
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There are husbands, wives, even, in his case, a teacher at school who was sarcastic in front of the class, as teachers can be.
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Kevin James's characters in "King of Queens" and "Kevin Can Wait" embody the trite role of the American sitcom dad: predictable, sarcastic and uninspiring.
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Biden's campaign released a brutally sarcastic ad on Saturday comparing his work as vice president with Buttigieg's tenure as mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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" They cited a sarcastic posting from a woman who said she was not a good widow because "a good widow does not crave sex.
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Mocking his roommate's signature sarcastic style, Joey inquires "Could I be wearing any more clothes?" and follows through on his threat to do lunges.
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It's past time Congress, and our president, address our known cyber threats with the seriousness they merit — rather than reckless proposals and sarcastic remarks.
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Trump has often responded to this historic moment with rage, launching deeply personal and sarcastic attacks on the women he sees as his enemies.
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"Oh, cozy!" she says when we tell her we both got the flu on our four-year anniversary, and she's not even being sarcastic.
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" Then there's Jessica Williams of The Daily Show on the other side, delivering an equally strong sarcastic counterpunch: "I literally vote with my vagina.
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And I don't know if Hillary was saying it in a sarcastic manner, but I'm very proud to have the endorsement of the NRA.
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"People outside Tumblr say things like, 'Oh, my Furby is possessed, it turned on by itself,'" Bansbach says, voice dropping from buoyant to sarcastic.
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The standing ovation Jackson received from the 24,819 fans at Memorial Stadium during his first plate appearance may have been at least partially sarcastic.
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It's easier to write for characters that have already been realized on the screen, especially when so many of them share my dry, sarcastic personality.
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Feinstein's frosty-at-times demeanor rubbed some the wrong way, with some on social media calling her comments "snarky and sarcastic," and even simply rude. .
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North Korea hasn't said anything about whether the recent blast was a hydrogen bomb—as it did in January (maybe they were just being sarcastic?).
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Over the years, he's become Twitter famous for his signature sarcastic tweets under his pseudonym "Vancity Reynolds," which range from the hilarious to the bizarre.
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They nicknamed the long, costly, and dangerous effort "Operation Desert Hell," a sarcastic echo of "Operation Desert Storm," the military's name for the Gulf War.
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The new Air essentially sports the same old design first introduced in 2008, now with thinner bezels and in colors other than silver (*sarcastic whoopee*).
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"I'm still sarcastic, I'm probably a lot more vulgar that most people when it comes to public office, I'll give you that," she tells me.
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The recording of the woman saying "We are sorry it's taking so long," which interrupted every 50 seconds or so was starting to sound sarcastic.
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But in an era in which so many superheroes are either brooding drips or sarcastic jerks, the corny, slightly square X-Men are a relief.
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It's obvious that Fleetwood Mac were a huge influence around that time; lyrics very slightly sarcastic, music Elysian, refreshing, sparkling and mixing acoustic and electric.
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Or anything that could be construed as sarcastic, or has different meanings for different people, they are a bit more problematic in terms of ambiguity.
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His comments have prompted sarcastic memes and jokes that have gone viral on social media since Cuba's food schemes have often failed to fulfill expectations.
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LONDON — The age-old sarcastic expression "as useful as a chocolate teapot," has always been a brilliant quip for telling someone they're a bit rubbish.
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Researchers from Portugal have had enough, though, and built a neural network that tries to determine whether you or your virtual interlocutor is being sarcastic.
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Meanwhile, as some critics have pointed out, CSCC attempts to counter extremist narratives were counterproductive due to their use of sarcastic language and graphic imagery.
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Will Arnett is also in fun form, back again to play the narcissistic Vernon Fenwick, while Laura Linney jumps in to play sarcastic Chief Vincent.
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Even a sarcastic and foolish comment about "wiring up" made by Rosenstein, to which he admits, should be examined in testimony and exposed to questioning.
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Soon after, Frank's boss approached her and said the email she had sent was "sarcastic and sassy" and suggested she work on her communication skills.
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The company released a somewhat sarcastic statement about Tesla's Cybertruck, which came out the same week Ford unveiled its all-electric Mustang Mach-E SUV.
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"Thanks, Big Brother," she said when we left, and at first I thought she was being sarcastic, but she looked glad when she said it.
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Mr. Daulerio got in trouble for being sarcastic during a deposition, when he made a joke about sex tapes involving children, which he later clarified.
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We millennials, with our "Apple Music" and our "mp3"s (please insert baby boomer sarcastic air quotes as you read), we don't know we're born.
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James Murphy's first big single was a sarcastic truth-in-jest admission of being washed by better-looking people with better ideas and more talent.
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Every sarcastic comment, every casual writing-off of their plot, every self-satisfied pronouncement that their cause is dead on arrival only gives them strength.
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"I'm from New York and I'm very sarcastic," he said, adding that he had not yet seen that excerpt from the book at the time.
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But the backbone of his stand-up was always his distinctive attitude — the gently sarcastic, benignly neurotic skepticism that merges Jewish cadence with WASP restraint.
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The two boys have described the beach photo as a teenage lapse in judgment and a sarcastic joke that was not meant to target Paige.
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Ribald more than savage, sarcastic more than explosive, the piece gives the sense that those aspirations are at the heart of Eddy's — and society's — downfall.
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Claim to fame: Ms. Fumudoh is a saucy and sarcastic comedian known for her barbed satire of race, politics and the pitfalls of young adulthood.
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"She's absolutely beautiful, she also has the best sense of humor in terms of dry, sarcastic humor, and we can giggle for hours," she said.
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A Los Angeles-based artist made a short clip of the Biden-Wallace moment with the sarcastic caption "killin it," and got 903 million views.
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Trevor Noah slams Trump's sarcastic reaction to Mitt Romney's self-isolation Conan O'Brien reports from an empty street to show you how empty it is.
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Photos and video of her expression spread widely, only to be followed by what was widely seen as a sarcastic Twitter message from the president.
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There were sarcastic remarks regarding the White House in a commentary on Channel One, a state-run television station, during a news program on Sunday.
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"Obe khuzhe" (both are worse) was a typical reply when asked to choose between two things; the answer could be sincere or sarcastic, or both.
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The image went viral, interpreted by many as a sarcastic gesture by the speaker, though she has said she did not intend it that way.
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Yes, he was plainly either a medium or else one of the sarcastic young men who write humorous stories about spiritualists for the popular magazines.
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As soon as Dorsey posted his plan, Mastodon — a decentralized social network founded back in 2016 — gave him the tweeted version of a sarcastic wave.
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Trump also called Obama and Clinton the "co-founders" of Islamic State, a false claim he later said was sarcastic but did not wholly abandon.
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The accused murderers, a young married couple, are defended by a tall, bald, sarcastic lawyer (Johannes Krisch) who is perhaps a bit too transparently villainous.
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Taber blamed other pilots for being unprofessional over the radio, spoke of one pilot's "imperious manner" and called out others for being sarcastic and impatient.
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He shared a 74-page online manifesto peppered with sarcastic jokes about popular culture, repeating well-known internet memes and striving to mint new ones.
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It's Murphy who brings some levity to the series: Sarcastic and sharp-witted, Murphy knows what everyone expects of her, and uses it to her advantage.
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"You're stressing me, yeah I say it to your face, but it doesn't mean a thing, no!" cheers Lanza, sounding both sardonically cute and brilliantly sarcastic.
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"Oh yeah, I was devastated when he left—it was like losing a limb," says Berg, in that charmingly sarcastic was only Scousers can do successfully.
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Logan turned to Tom to tell him that Tom's mom and dad would be proud, and it wasn't entirely clear just how sarcastic Logan was being.
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His pessimism is somehow the opposite of despair, and while the ringing affirmation of his film's title is obviously sarcastic, "Aferim!" is neither mocking nor mean.
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Sarah Palin's meandering, fiery, sarcastic, patriotic and blustery speech endorsing Donald J. Trump for president on Tuesday in Ames, Iowa, does not easily submit to categorization.
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Just as she did on "The Daily Show," Ms. Bee, 46, a deceptively upbeat comedian, was meeting these challenges with cheerfulness tempered by a sarcastic streak.
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And the advantage is that you don't need a bunch of time-wasting pleasantries to ensure no one misinterprets your message as sarcastic or pissed off.
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Prodded by campaign consultants like me, candidates often abandon righteous indignation at a system stacked against working folks for bitter, sarcastic, personal attacks on their opponent.
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The script is irreverent, the characters are sarcastic, and Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista) generates laugh after laugh as the hulking brute with zero self-awareness.
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At the end, they swap plates and eat each other's food, and it's immensely satisfying, thanks in large part to Carla's supportive but lightly sarcastic demeanor.
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Second, the scale model makes it easier to convey the tone of your question: If you choose 🙃 for the slider, your query is probably sarcastic.
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But the most insensitive response by far has been from the National Rifle Association, who tweeted several sarcastic remarks Monday in response to the attack, E!
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On July 13th the White House released 112 pages with over 30,000 public comments on the Trump-Pence commission, nearly all of them negative or sarcastic.
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The star is known for his sarcastic sense of humor, usually on display on social media where he and wife Blake Lively regularly rib one another.
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It's about bantering, sarcastic characters that often do the dumbest things possible, but manage to scrape by because ultimately, their hearts are in the right place.
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Variously called "navel gazing," a "slick, sarcastic joke," and worse, it seems that much of the point (satirizing our hyper-technological present) was lost on critics.
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The country's contradictions and divides—between community and individualism, spirituality and materialism—are exposed during the wanderings of Sinan (Aydın Doğu Demirkol), the sarcastic young man.
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Ryan Reynolds has a pretty strong social media presence — he's known for tweets and Instagram captions that are as witty and sarcastic as Deadpool's own lines.
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She's actually making a semi-sarcastic point about the way Muslims like her have been unfairly treated as terrorism risks by American politicians and law enforcement.
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In 2017, he launched a similar smear campaign against MSNBC contributor Sam Seder over a sarcastic tweet Seder had posted regarding Roman Polanski back in 53.
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Ocasio-Cortez's sarcastic mockery of the story on Twitter found its way into other news outlets' coverage, possibly helping minimize its potential damage to Warren's campaign.
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I find that in general, they were trying to be funny or sarcastic, but the tone of what they typed did not match what they meant.
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And second, without even a hint of sincerity, The Boss' standard-issue aphorisms about how family really does matter wind up seeing disingenuous and even sarcastic.
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I think that VICE asked me to do this as some sort of punishment because they don't like my sarcastic and sometimes-mean sense of humor.
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You might have a gut reaction to roll your eyes and use the sarcastic Kristen Wiig Bridesmaids line, "You dooooo?" or a cool, "Nice" in response.
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But, where "Deer" was sarcastic in its bafflement—"Dear everyone who paid to see my band / It's still confusing, I'll never understand"—"The Maze" expands quietly.
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She says she meant it all to be just a "sarcastic joke"—but the internet has proven, once again, that it simply does not understand sarcasm.
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In March, Russia's Embassy in the United Kingdom tweeted a series of sarcastic barbs aimed at the U.K. government after its expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats.
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In case you forgot, Chad was Lawrence's BFF, and even though he was a sarcastic asshole, he was funny, and I miss him on the show.
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When I say the line "Fame is all we need," it's extremely sarcastic, but it's also calling myself out that I'm not always 100 percent honest.
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Angry protesters, many of them women, marched on the Capitol, bearing sarcastic signs that mocked the governor as a repressive, fatherlike figure from a bygone era.
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And I am — I don't know if Hillary was saying it in a sarcastic manner, but I'm very proud to have the endorsement of the NRA.
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For 10 years he's been posting a new digital illustration—ranging from the abstract to representative, sci-fi to surreal, somber to sarcastic—every 24 hours.
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From his sarcastic waving to to his over-the-top injury faking, Marchand came across as… well, not remotely likable, but at least vaguely self-aware.
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For 23 years he's been posting a new digital illustration—ranging from the abstract to representative, sci-fi to surreal, somber to sarcastic—every 24 hours.
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Eventually, he snapped, lapsing into something of a sarcastic sneer — "Congratulations, guys, it really is the toughest," he said — but for a long time, he demurred.
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" However, he added: "To the outside world and even to peripheral people — producers of recitals, stagehands, page-turners — he could be very meanspirited, sarcastic, rather bitter.
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He's a warm, earnest, sympathetic writer whose sentences rarely cloy because he's wired just enough of them from beneath with a low, almost subliminal, sarcastic hum.
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The officers in charge of his unit, the sarcastic taskmaster Dime (Garrett Hedlund) and the mystical warrior Shroom (Vin Diesel), regard him with big-brotherly fondness.
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And in China, one sarcastic commenter predicted on social media that Mr. Trump might be a Communist Party agent who would bring down the United States.
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Though the news conference in Washington occurred after midnight in China, hundreds of viewers still awake posted sarcastic comments on Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter.
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The best letters were often the two-line zingers we received from a variety of people indulging in delightfully sarcastic commentary on political and other issues.
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"Moderate rebels" was a sarcastic refrain we heard often, making fun of the Obama administration's description of groups it backs; the Syrian government calls them terrorists.
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" Trump offered this sarcastic review of her speech via Twitter: "She seems like a very happy young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future.
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We can be forgiven for being cynical or sarcastic or mean or simply human because there's something natural and honorable and worth preserving in the world.
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The agency previously had accepted the resignation of the official, Leif Olson, after Bloomberg Law requested comment on the old sarcastic Facebook posts he had written.
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Bauer gave them a sarcastic tip of the cap and TBS analyst Ron Darling wondered whether it was right to cheer on an injury like that.
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Also during the campaign, Trump's opposition called for an end to his briefings after his apparently sarcastic call for Russian hackers find Hillary Clinton's deleted emails.
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And in his sarcastic, searing opinion, Judge Carlton Reeves makes it clear that he's fed up with the Mississippi legislature's attempts to restrict access to abortion.
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So far, what we know about Helen is that she's a prosecutor and she makes sarcastic jokes about spending time with her grandchildren instead of working.
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Kernen: When you start— Quick: you saw his game out in Pebble Beach— Kernen: -- when you're sarcastic, it doesn't work well Warren, it— Buffett: Oh, okay. Okay.
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I wanted to write that because I was being pigeonholed as a writer who wrote funny stuff that was light and had snappy dialogue and was sarcastic.
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On a roster that leans heavily on burly windbags spewing sarcastic quips, he stands out as the squeaky-clean, flag-saluting role model devoid of divisive edge.
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"You can't have the guy who's running the Justice Department talking about recording the commander in chief, even if it's done in a joking, sarcastic manner," Rep.
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This sarcastic insight is today becoming reality: it looks that, in some new form, capitalism will effectively survive the end, not of the world, but of humanity.
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They are cursed by their fame and neglected by those closest to them, and they compensate by developing a strong sarcastic streak and a distaste for authority.
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Dean Vuletic, a historian specialising in Eurovision, identifies three different styles of commentary: campy (Italian), sarcastic (Austrian or British) and matter of fact (German and eastern European).
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Since the social media firestorm, Juliana's Restaurant issued a statement, which further caught flack for being "sarcastic," Strick Strickland, Kalamazoo's NAACP chapter president told the news outlet.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday defended what he called sarcastic remarks about shooting female fighters in the genitals, saying he would make them again.
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Maybe you were pushed over the edge and disavowed the seemingly sarcastic violence of his ceramic sculptures when it turned out he actually is a white nationalist.
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But, those same sarcastic words said over text message or, even worse, over Tinder, can have a totally different meaning to the person on the receiving end.
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And he can I think he's got, like, that New York, Long Island, sarcastic wit, which half of the time I don't even understand, but everybody laughs.
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The two are known for constantly teasing one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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This mantra, the EU's slogan, sounds sarcastic amid today's fractures (last week France withdrew its ambassador to Italy), about which Mr Menasse is as depressed as anyone.
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Meg isn't the first Disney heroine with emotional baggage, but she was the first to cope with heavy cynicism and sarcastic comments, and we dug the honesty.
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Thursday's deadline—and the week-and-change that preceded it—answered those questions with a wink and a sarcastic question of their own: Why not do both?
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One writer told me that, around the station, the crew had earned the sarcastic nickname the Super Eagles, after Nigeria's national soccer team and its lauded stars.
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Speaking to INSIDER, Jackson said she created the blog and its namesake Instagram page in 2018 as a response to her boyfriend's "sarcastic comments" about her outfits.
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" Vice, unsurprisingly, never settled on an answer, but a reader captured the article's sentiment in a succinct and sarcastic comment, writing, "Queer is SO HOT right now.
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You really get a sense of who Indian people are, and you understand that Indian people are funny, and they're sarcastic, and they're silly, and they're whimsical.
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That said, Childbirth's sarcastic single "Breast Coast (Hangin' Out)" may feel like a cheap shot against a particular California rock band, but it's all in good fun.
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Colleen Green: I Want to Grow Up (Hardly Art) Sad girls have never been my thing—better post-sad, all angry and sarcastic and breaking on through.
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"The sarcastic joke is that our headquarters has one of the farthest walks to a Starbucks in Seattle — a quarter of a mile away," Mr. Phillips said.
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Why it's good: "Empathy" in VR has gone from a buzzword to a sarcastic pejorative, following a lot of experiences simulating homelessness, refugee camps, or war zones.
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For the first time in ages, I thought I would actually get through the magazine without an inane, sarcastic bon mot criticizing our country or President Trump.
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The noise from the flag-waving Serbian supporters between serves weighed on Nadal, who at one stage gave a sarcastic thumbs-up gesture to his rival's supporters.
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The president has made a habit of sending sarcastic tweets after a Democrat suspends their campaign for president, firing off similar messages in recent months about Sen.
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The story's unexpected turns will keep readers rapt, and Lucy's voice — reserved, blunt, sarcastic — feels as bone true as that of any Y.A. character in recent memory.
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He never appeared overly bothered by this and spoke in a tone somewhere between stage-wincing and sarcastic pride that he even rated a mention at all.
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Ms. Bernhard will perform her scaldingly sarcastic new musical-comedy show, "Santa Monica Blvd: Coast to Coast," a pop-music journey across America, at 215959:9 p.m.
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Biden's response was sharp and a bit sarcastic, calling the man a "damn liar" after the man repeated some baseless claims about Biden, his son and Ukraine.
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"There is something in the kind of smug, sarcastic response that we're heard from the Russians that to me betokens their fundamental guilt," he told the BBC.
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It may look geeky, but the Avalon Convertible Table-Top and Clip Fan works so well that you'll put up with any sarcastic comments sent your way.
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And in the hours after its publication, various outlets were told by an anonymous source in the room for the "recording" comments that Rosenstein was clearly being sarcastic.
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Several days ago, the star also came under fire for a photo she posted of herself with mom Kris Jenner, which a critic left a sarcastic comment on.
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All the supporting performances are winning – especially the sarcastic warmth of Forrest Goodluck and Sasha Lane as Cameron's closest confidantes – and they help make this melancholy work shine.
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First, you take one super-aggro rap duo (Run the Jewels) whose members (Killer Mike and El-P) are both sarcastic wiseasses in addition to being skilled artists.
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If the tennis photo looked like a dig at Honda, accompanied with the seemingly sarcastic comment "keeping the body active", he said that had not been his intention.
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I'd immediately flash a smile, say something sarcastic while calling them "loser," take another pill, and go on about my day, being sure not to slip up again.
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Led by Alberto Fernandez, a straight-talking career diplomat and fluent Arabic speaker, the initiative tried to confront ISIS head on with edgy videos and sarcastic confrontational tweets.
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But I think when they say it was 'absurd' and it was said in a very nasty, very sarcastic way, I said, 'We'll make it some other time.
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We were feeling very ambivalent about the Swiss duo's Guggenheim show, like do we really need another big museum retrospective devoted to a couple of sarcastic white dudes?
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But on Twitter, Fox News personalities like Brit Hume pushed back against arguments, no matter how sarcastic, that the network might bend further to ensure the president's happiness.
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Update: In a Fox & Friends interview, Trump clarified that his comments on Russia were "sarcastic," adding that it's still unclear if Russia is responsible for the DNC hack.
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The debate was crammed with moments that could at best be described as petty and at worse vicious - as the candidates traded personal attacks and sarcastic one-liners.
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After the speech, McCain thanked Kutcher and then told him, "Ashton, you were better-looking in the movies," to which Kutcher blew McCain a big ol' sarcastic kiss.
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British illustrator Jacky Fleming is exploring the remarkable women left out of the history books, and has released a witty book of sarcastic cartoons about women in history.
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Trump's latest tweets, which take a biting and sarcastic tone in criticizing China's actions on currency, taxing US goods, and the South China Sea, certainly indicate that possibility.
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The Daulerio exchange stood out, however, prompting Gawker Media to issue a direct response explaining that the ex-editor's reply was sarcastic and not what he actually thought.
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We even have so much less of June's voiceover, which once provided the kind of sarcastic asides that let the audience remember none of this was really happening.
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That research found that bedmakers tended to be adventurous, confident, sociable and high-maintenance, while people who don't make their beds were typically shy, moody, curious and sarcastic.
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Larson imbues her with an edge, for sure, but Carol is vulnerable and sarcastic, and — as seems to be in the contract with every Marvel superhero — she's quippy.
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Even if it's just in our own little small way — even if it's just sending a sarcastic tweet or two — we have power, and we're changing the world.
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"You would never know that she was fighting something so hard because she is always smiling or giving a sarcastic answer to make you laugh," Douglas tells PEOPLE.
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But then, apparently striking a sarcastic tone, he said he would send a bill to Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin for server rent left unpaid by the hackers.
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" Viggo Mortensen, for Most Sarcastic Review of Donald Trump's Emergency Declaration: "I am sorry that we are missing the pearls of wisdom of our dear leader, 'Agent Orange.
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Whatever it means, it's good to have Rubio back on Twitter, rising from the ashes of his campaign and resurrected as some phoenix-like Sarcastic Older Brother Rubio.
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Previously, all this work would have been filed away in the Animus Database, read aloud in a snarky, sarcastic voice by Danny Wallace's world-weary historian, Shaun Hastings.
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As for your sarcastic and mean sister, who I'm going to assume is a Gemini, I would like to challenge you to see her in a new light.
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For something as small as a sarcastic quip to a person she had never met and had no obligation to, Sarah no longer felt safe in her home.
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In Brussels, the European Union (EU) President Jean-Claude Juncker offered a sarcastic assessment, noting that last week's meeting to agree the U.K.'s Brexit position had failed.
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During a campaign event in July, Trump suggested that Russian hackers should go looking for Hillary Clinton's deleted emails, then after an outcry claimed he was being sarcastic.
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And in large part, that's thanks to its heroine: prickly, sarcastic, unlikable Jane, who is furious with the world and furious with herself and who nevertheless demands respect.
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" He was, ostensibly, joking -- and, days later, the President said in a string of Saturday tweets that reporters knew he "was kidding, being sarcastic, and just having fun.
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"I am broken by my profession," Ricard writes in her post, which has a picture of her with tears in her eyes and giving a sarcastic thumbs up.
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" The voice actor Steve Blum played a subdued, sarcastic Joker in "Lego Batman: The Videogame" (2008) and he called Hamill "the greatest voice of Joker of all time.
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His lecture is theory-laden, but the questions he asks — about blackness, modernity, sexuality, freedom — are provocative, and his skeptical, sarcastic delivery gathers the urgency of a sermon.
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" Marc Benioff of Salesforce aimed at Mr. Trump with a sarcastic post, saying: "Thank you @realDonaldTrump for calling to Love thy neighbor, value equality, & calling evil by name.
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Days after Asheen Phansey posted what he said were sarcastic suggestions of American sites that Iran could target for bombings, he was fired from Babson College in Massachusetts.
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So does the occasional sound of gunshots seeping through the thin walls of the cookie-cutter house in the retirement community that gives the play its sarcastic title.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry issued an angry and sarcastic response to a statement from six Western countries a day earlier that had warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in Aleppo.
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But this document is distinctive in being riddled with sarcastic language, deliberate red herrings and allusions to online meme culture, suggesting an internet-driven evolution of nationalist hatred.
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Some of the worst include: Attacking people instead of ideas, using insinuation and innuendo, playing on fears, being sarcastic and dismissive, scapegoating, changing the subject and labeling people.
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"I was like, 'There's no way,' I was quite sarcastic about it, like, 'Sure I'll exercise, that's not going to help, this is a real thing,'" she said.
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Yet her calm and cool facade breaks down around the Trinidad Scorpion sauce, where Evans asks a question about her sarcastic persona, but she's too busy feeling the heat.
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From appearing to have a friendly chat and taking selfies to throwing sarcastic looks and texting, the basketball stars stayed true to the challenge's only rule: stay completely still.
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Twitter – perennially the meaner, more sarcastic older brother of Facebook, even though FB predates it – has resurrected an old hashtag #BeforeFacebookl, to mock the social network's celebration of itself.
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Justin and Selena were leaving a Hillsong Church service in L.A. when he spotted photogs, gave an audible grunt, and then got downright sarcastic when they screamed Selena's name.
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In response to McCabe's suggestion, Rosenstein made the sarcastic comment along the lines of, "What do you want to do, Andy, wire the president?" the source told the Post.
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He told FOX News last month that he was "being sarcastic" when, at a July 27 news conference, he appeared to call on Russia to "find" Clinton's deleted emails.
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Bartholomew says that while "outrage advertising" is as old as the industry itself, brands today have become fluent in the ironic, bitterly sarcastic spirit of modern social media habits.
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He tried to clarify on Thursday that his remarks were meant to be "sarcastic" but whether they were or not, this was hardly an issue to play politics with.
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Twitter users seized on the irony of the comments, remarking that the Democratic congresswomen's standing ovation was a sarcastic response to Trump claiming the credit for the new jobs.
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While she's much more willing to give a long, detailed answer than Pop—most people are—she's equally as gifted at the art of the quick-witted sarcastic reply.
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When you say something and you're being sarcastic, I think people when they read it and it gets spread around on the internet and they think that you're serious.
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Its initial, somewhat sarcastic responses implied that it couldn't quite gauge the severity of the response, effectively downplaying the concerns of the community who found the sign tone-deaf.
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Daniel, wearing a red PBR t-shirt ("It's only a little bit sarcastic") said they would each have tasted close to 400 beers by the end of the weekend.
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She'll frequently respond to their tweets when she reposts them, while maintaining her sense of humor, either with a few sarcastic skull emoji or with a sassy one-liner.
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Milano, who has been a vocal critic of the Trump administration and the GOP's policies, immediately clapped back with a sarcastic rejection and an emoji to match Cruz's. BURN.
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"It wasn't sarcastic," she told reporters, pointing to the language that brought her to her feet — and Trump's own history of inflammatory rhetoric and personal attacks on his opponents.
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Not only do they talk about vaginas and their periods like they're no big deal, but they also crack some seriously sarcastic jokes about men being afraid of menstruation.
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The governor responded with a sarcastic tweet that the organization would be in his "thoughts and prayers," and has asked the federal court considering the lawsuit to dismiss it.
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Both have been able to carve out a loose, nihilist and sarcastic aggression that the Cleveland and the North Eastern Ohio scene has become all too well known for.
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Chronic sarcasmA little bit of sarcasm can come across as funny at times, but if you live to spout sarcastic comments, you may be unwittingly creating a toxic environment.
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" Mr. Spencer also sent one seemingly sarcastic tweet to Mr. Signer, saying, "It was great to be back" and inviting him to "catch up next time we're in town.
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Showing existing photographs, maps, color swatches, birds, and various signage across Latin America featuring the word "Chino," her sarcastic and humorous presentation became a satire about racism and migration.
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Today, Mr. Overton gets sarcastic with us, by placing a fabulous entry down the center of his grid that implies that we don't know our left from our right.
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For most of my life, I had lived in a world full of women — women who were funny and sarcastic and biting and wise and meticulous with their language.
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His content is generally humorous and sarcastic, and he does a lot of video gameplay, particularly "Minecraft," along with meme reviews and commentary on other YouTubers and YouTube culture.
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Ms. Gallo sent The New York Times a half-dozen photographs that depict the stones having been restored so halfheartedly after various excavations that the restorations almost look sarcastic.
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Hill staffers are increasingly eager to offer a mix of commentary and sarcastic comments on the presidential race and the awkward dynamic between the GOP candidates and congressional Republicans.
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The bear case ignores fact"This time is different" is a sarcastic response offered to most objections about the historical precedents used in the bear case over the years.
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The teasing "Drunk Girls Don't Cry" is a sarcastic note to friends with shitty boyfriends, while "Rich" leaves Morris herself humorously taking on the role of perpetual woman scorned.
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Otherwise, rest assured that musically, he's a much nicer guy than his sarcastic invective (ironic invective is beyond him) suggests, specializing in mildly pretty melodies and midtempo acoustic ballads.
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"I was being sarcastic... I didn't really believe him," he said on the witness stand, explaining that he thought his friend was joking, because Allen always talked like that.
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Accompanied by a sarcastic and viciously practical teenage girl named Alice, Malcolm and Lyra set off on the turbulent waters of the flooded Thames, past ever eerier enchanted islands.
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A love letter to New York delivered with a sarcastic shrug, the singer-songwriter Shilpa Ray's 2017 album "Door Girl" finds meaning in the most mundane of city incidents.
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The face of Full Frontal returned after over a month of hiatus for the show, turning her sarcastic scrutiny this time on Marco Gutierrez, the founder of Latinos for Trump.
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When I saw last year's Sundance hit The Big Sick, I wondered to myself when Burnham – who played Kumail's sarcastic friend – was going to break out beyond the comedy world.
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Philosophers have previously tried to invent a marker for irony—a backwards question-mark or an upside-down exclamation point, for example—before online types succeeded with the sarcastic ~tilde~.
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In this 2007 twisted teen comedy that weaves together psychiatry and sex, Charlie (Yelchin) charms everyone at his new school from the bullies to the beautiful, sarcastic girl (Kat Dennings).
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But what's more impressive is how carefully he matches the mannerisms that Fontana created for Greg — the slight stammer, the cheerfully sarcastic grin — without ever seeming to do an impression.
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Realted: How to Fly to Mars on a DIY Spaceship Adam Green's Psychedelic 'Aladdin' Is a Handmade Labor of Love Sarcastic Comics Serve Up Moments When Life Just Perfectly Sucks
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FROM PEN: Learn The Process Behind Time Selecting The 100 Most Influential People Alamo Drafthouse issued a number of sassy and sarcastic responses to the men whose feelings were hurt.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Thursday tried to quell the furor over his call for Russia to find Hillary Clinton's deleted emails, saying he was being sarcastic.
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They're asking human "annotators" to answer questions about each comment related to five sub-attributes of "unhealthy content": hostile or insulting (trolls), dismissive, condescending or patronizing, sarcastic, and unfair generalizations.
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So if you're interested in dating an acquaintance, instead of sending a vaguely sarcastic message once you match, Burns suggests taking action into your own hands and testing the waters.
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But instead of meaningfully answering the question, executive producer Mark Gordon offered a sarcastic quip that felt like an irritating brush-off in 2005 and feels slightly more telling today.
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And here it is, the trailer for my most-anticipated release of the season: a new installment of New Yokio, the impossibly sarcastic and ludicrously ritzy anime from Ezra Koenig.
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The juxtaposition of a world coated in a sincere earnestness that also has a sarcastic underbelly feels extremely 2018, and feels right at home in the irony-ruled internet age.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau surprised a room full of reporters Friday when he nailed a sarcastic question on quantum computing, no doubt scoring major points with tech-savvy constituents.
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From what creature BB-8 would want as a pet (Chewbacca) to if Darth Vader knows any good jokes (he's "sarcastic"), the adorable robot is dishing on all things galactic.
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We've had world artists place advertisements in specific areas to create a scene, tell a story, or contrast the state of the world in a sort of grim sarcastic irony.
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Bridgewater (CNN)President Donald Trump said Friday that he was being sarcastic when he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday for expelling hundreds of American diplomats from the country.
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In his monochrome versions, Grotjahn often added his name, which could be seen as a sarcastic nod to Robert Ryman as well as a further way of trademarking his work.
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Though the character is embraced by some as a gay Disney icon, a simple rehash of the sarcastic character may not have sat as well in 2019 with all viewers.
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" Khloé also gave a sarcastic rundown of the list of her sisters that Bieber is rumored to have dated: "Apparently, Justin has dated Kylie, Kendall, and Kourtney in my family.
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" Some thought the tears humanised her; Maureen Dowd at the New York Times penned a sarcastic op-ed piece titled "Can Hillary cry her way back to the White House?
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The nuzzling, the smiles, and Palvin's sarcastic comment that "this random dude was staring at me the whole flight" seem to indicate that yes, these two "like-like" each other.
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Mr. McEwan's little homunculus is, by turns, earnest, mocking, sarcastic, searching and irreverent, especially when his mother has had several glasses of wine and he's reeling from a contact high.
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He notices, neutrally, that David spends a lot of time with Clifford Haxby, a sarcastic man with an equally unpleasant wife who rents the vacation house next to the Sparsholts'.
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The play relies on characters that are fairly stock — a wacky neighbor, a loving yet sarcastic married couple — yet it remains entirely watchable, with some enjoyable back-and-forth dialogue.
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In fact, to compensate, my coping mechanism is usually humor — making jokes and providing sarcastic running commentary to help ensure that other people don't feel as sad as I do.
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As the studio guests talked, Trump supporters yelled, "CNN for Donald Trump," a sarcastic reference to the network, which has been derided by Mr. Trump as the Clinton News Network.
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It doesn't appear to be particularly old but I would call it extremely familiar, perhaps because it's been parodied and used to sarcastic effect, in my experience, more than anything.
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They eventually chose their more familiar name as a sarcastic homage to their Jacksonville high school gym teacher, Leonard Skinner, who was famous for patrolling the length of boys' hair.
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These murmurs of dissent reflect an important shift among Republicans who heretofore quaked at the prospect of a blast from Trump's Twitter fingers or the humiliation of a sarcastic nickname.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) after he made a sarcastic reference apparently to her battle with substance abuse during a Senate hearing on the Equifax data breach on Wednesday.
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"'The Princess Bride' is a story that's funny, sad, and poignant, a tale in which, after many sarcastic turns, true love wins the day," Mr. Nichtern writes in the book.
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Here the F.B.I. agent is a sensitive guy grieving over a bad breakup, and the C.I.A. agent is a sarcastic femme fatale-action figure with a fondness for enhanced interrogation.
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Agent Peter Strzok, a personification of the righteous left thinking they know better than the rest of us was a composite of pompous arrogant, indignant, sarcastic, smug, condescending, defiant and unapologetic.
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JOE KERNEN: When you start— BECKY QUICK: you saw his game out in Pebble Beach— JOE KERNEN: -- when you're sarcastic, it doesn't work well Warren, it— WARREN BUFFETT: Oh, okay. Okay.
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Grumpy Cat embodied the internet of 2013: "cute, weird, and very sarcastic," said Claire Graves, executive director of the Webby Awards, which issues annual awards to notable content on the internet.
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Siri and Alexa have female voices by default, and while they're designed to present us with information we need or want, they also do so with a bit of sarcastic cheer.
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Teigen took a hilariously sarcastic approach in a follow-up tweet Tuesday, addressing fans who criticized how she swung daughter Luna Simone around by her arms in a Monday-night video.
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The facial lesson — definitely my jam — involved a very bossy, very sarcastic British facialist named Anastasia Achilleos demonstrating a vigorous massage technique to decrease puffiness and increase glowiness — which it did.
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"I think Heather from the beginning, she wants to be the sarcastic judge of everything," Lovell, who enjoyed doing the quiet commentary of this song over a "big, belty number," theorizes.
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When a sarcastic bartender answers my request for a Cuba Libre with, "We don't carry that, best I can do is a rum and Coke," I know we've found our joint.
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Related: African Migrants in Libya Face Kidnapping, Torture, and Robbery on Smuggling Route to Europe "People are becoming sarcastic about the GNA," said Sami Khashkhusha, an economics professor at Tripoli University.
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And yet, upon finally chatting with it, I found an undeniable resemblance between the Mazurenko described by his friends and his digital avatar: charming, moody, sarcastic, and obsessed with his work.
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But through the sarcastic humor and apolitical antics it's hard to tell, at certain points, the difference between the value of M4M and the value of content it's making fun of.
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Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, in a sarcastic reference to what McConnell critics see as the only major accomplishment for Republicans since they've had unified control of Congress and the White House.
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" Kaine, a former Virginia governor, also criticized Trump's seeming invitation last week for Russia to hack into US servers and find Clinton's missing emails -- a comment Trump later said was "sarcastic.
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The owner of that account self-describes as an "Eternally Sarcastic Memesmith specializing in the creation of Images and Videos" in the account bio and creates memes in support of Trump.
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Immediately when the news broke, UK national security Twitter became inundated with grumpy and sarcastic tweets about the "special relationship" between the US and UK. But they needn't have been surprised.
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" (She played a waitress in the show's famous coffee shop.) In 2002, she got her first role as a series regular, as a sarcastic assistant on the sitcom "Good Morning Miami.
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Though Trump has walked back his initial comments on a potential hack — telling Fox News that he was being sarcastic — Democrats have accused him of running afoul of the Logan Act.
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Greta Thunberg had a subtle comeback for President Donald Trump's sarcastic dig at the speech the 16-year-old climate activist gave at the United Nations Climate Action Summit on Monday.
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As he flew here on Sunday from a weekend at his golf resort in Scotland, he once again cast the election meddling in a sarcastic light in a message on Twitter.
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The couple, who have been married for 10 years, have been butting heads for much of this season, with Emily, 43, criticizing Shane for his sarcastic jokes made at her expense.
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Trump, however, pulled out of Fox News' GOP debate after the network declined to remove moderator Megyn Kelly from the stage as Trump requested and sent out a sarcastic press release.
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And if you think musicals are stupid, you can at least look forward to making sarcastic commentary about Russell Crowe while he sings—usually from atop a building, and always poorly.
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And Veronica herself is just instantly there: Immediately, you can see that she's sarcastic and way too smart for her own good and that underneath all the badassery, Wallace is right.
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In 1433, Jan van Eyck painted himself with gemlike hardness wearing a red turban, then added the sarcastic caption "As Well as I Can," as if anyone would doubt his skill.
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The first Guardians felt like it was about 75 percent Gunn, whose love of trashy exploitation movies, weird bursts of violence, and sarcastic quips shines through in every film he makes.
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In this Amazon mini-series, adapted from the novel by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, the apocalypse comes with a medley of sarcastic jokes — and a pair of very famous stars.
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The man who viewers saw live from the White House was severely at odds with the assured, often sarcastic persona strutting in front of thousands at arena rallies around the country.
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The moment had echoes of a previous Pelosi move — at the 2019 State of the Union, her smirking applause for the president became a meme, with many assuming it was sarcastic.
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Aides and officials had spent the week alternating between sitting quietly while the President's lawyers spoke on the Senate floor, and making sarcastic remarks when it was the House managers' turn.
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Such are the ironies in which Mills, at his most winning, likes to deal; rather than take sarcastic shots at earnestness, he stays with it and waits for the comic overreach.
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"We have Putin, we don't need food," read one sarcastic protest sign in the Siberian city of Tomsk, where some press reports said 224 people had taken part in the event.
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"Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight," for instance, had been a hit that year, and was also a phrase trotted out by sarcastic white newspaper reporters to describe the killings.
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The most common positive response came from young people who felt alienated among their peers, unsatisfied by the hopeless swirl of pop culture references and cleverly sarcastic chatter that surrounded them.
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In August, for instance, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump was being "sarcastic" after he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for cutting the U.S. diplomatic mission in Russia.
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During the first hours of the hearing, the Trump campaign opted for sarcastic humor and a GIF from the Bravo series "The Real Housewives of Orange County" to deligitimize the process.
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You are shown a photograph of a pair of eyes, accompanied by a short list of words that describe a mental state or attitude, such as irritated, sarcastic, worried and friendly.
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Pat drained a three point shot right in Lonzo's maw, turned around and unleashed a sarcastic Cena-style "you can't see me" right into the heart of the struggling young Laker.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Thursday tried to quell the furor over his call to Russia to find Hillary Clinton's deleted emails by saying he was being sarcastic.
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Brew Dog received a fair amount of online backlash after promoting a Pink IPA ("a beer for girls") that was meant to be sarcastic, but came off feeling a bit tone deaf.
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When the group reaches that silly commune, the filmmakers again trip over a promising development: maybe these four people are too neurotic, sarcastic, and disagreeable to live in harmony with peaceful hippies.
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RuPaul's Guide to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Style," drag is "sarcastic spoof on culture, which allows us to laugh at ourselves, but in a way that is inclusive of everyone.
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After Rowling responded to Trump's Wednesday morning tweet in a sarcastic manner, a user tweeted at Rowling, suggesting she stay out of American politics because she doesn't even live in the country.
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But without being sarcastic, it's difficult to understand why Mayor de Blasio has postponed further work on Water Tunnel 803, a vital infrastructure program to safeguard water supplies to Queens and Brooklyn.
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Slowly â€" and I emphasize that with as many sarcastic eye rolls as the human eye can safely muster â€" independent designers have stepped up to the plate with gender-inclusive designs.
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Instead of taking it on the chin, Sam demands recognition from her two self-involved daughters, Max and Frankie (the youngest, Duke, isn't a sarcastic teenager yet, so she's off the hook).
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"Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" gave us competing love interests: Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz), a yoga instructor and Josh's longtime girlfriend, and Greg (Santino Fontana), Josh's sarcastic best friend, who developed a crush on Rebecca.
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" They knew I was kidding, being sarcastic, and just.... Trump's tweets came hours after the president said late Friday that he wasn't being serious about his remarks about being "the chosen one.
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The glass becomes a sarcastic evocation of the cherished "picture plane" of formalist abstraction, while the watery drips refer to the painting process of an artist whose technique is all but invisible.
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She prepared a "mega-sarcastic" statement to release in the event that a publication wrote about her transition without her consent, Ms. Wachowski said, but each time, the media outlet backed down.
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More than anything, the recent Sanders broadsides reflect a political strategy he has carried out in previous campaigns: the use of blunt criticisms, sarcastic asides and a thundering style against his opponents.
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And we Americans have a situation of overdue justice, wherein a male candidate is finally drawing as much sarcastic, snickering attention for his appearance as so many female candidates have long endured.
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Nunberg, who was fired from the Trump campaign in 2015, told ABC News that the comment was sarcastic and that some of his comments in the book were taken out of context.
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"I told Rex Tillerson, our wonderful secretary of state, that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little Rocket Man," Trump wrote on Twitter, using his sarcastic nickname for Kim.
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European leaders have been openly critical of Mr. Trump at times, and Mr. Tusk's letter echoed a sentiment he expressed last month, when he scolded the president on Twitter in sarcastic terms.
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There can be no doubt some of the new forms of social media encourage arms races, rewarding the most vicious and sarcastic voices in public and private life with followers and celebrity.
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President Donald Trump, in the midst of the biggest global health crisis in a century, used Twitter on Wednesday to take sarcastic shots at several of his perceived enemies over coronavirus fears.
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"The truth is, the fact that he can even say that it's sarcastic is a sign of his complete lack of understanding of what goes on, who's listening to him," she said.
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The quiet moments between Ellie and Dina were the most memorable, as Ellie's sarcastic quips and Dina's anecdotes about her incompatible ex-boyfriend slowly peel away the platonic cover of their relationship.
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In the meantime, watching "Sherlock" is like dropping in on old friends who are as smart and sarcastic as ever but don't seem to have as much joy in their lives anymore.
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Bob Barr (R-Ga.) penned a sarcastic Wall Street Journal op-ed in 1997 praising Clinton's wife for authoring a memo that could serve as a "road map" for her husband's ouster.
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This time, a wink face greatly enhanced the chances that a line would be interpreted as sarcastic, while an ellipsis moved the needle a little bit, and a full-stop oozed sincerity.
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I am being sarcastic here, but let's let former Congressman John Dingell have the floor again on this in the most perfect mean tweet about Trump's latest hacking statements: —By Kara Swisher, Recode.net.
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As for what role Putin had in these ads, the response from RT included above claims that Putin "personally approved" the copy, clearly a sassy, sarcastic response right in line with the ads.
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Marano, who previously starred on Disney's Austin & Ally alongside other Disney-Netflix convert Ross Lynch (The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), plays a bluntly sardonic and sarcastic high schooler from a wealthy Connecticut town.
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Small-town, rural voters have groused that Mr. Rubio has ignored them, and his narrow travel schedule has earned him a sarcastic nickname, "Mayor of Ankeny," the location of his Iowa campaign headquarters.
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What is undeniable is that Mr. Trump does not like feeling as if he is being backed into a corner – and that the sarcastic statement by Fox News on Tuesday bothered him greatly.
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So with Wonder Woman, Jenkins faced a challenge: updating a character who is earnest, admirable, and hopeful by default to be relevant and relatable to an audience groomed on sarcastic, grim, "cool" heroes.
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At Steve Allen, he plays very nice, making jokes about failed relationships and sings about the sarcastic benefits of being alone (you can watch the real Lenny Bruce's rendition of "All Alone" here).
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Ida Kitaeva Laurel (Nina Arianda) is a Russian starlet with an acerbic tongue and a gleefully sarcastic manner; Lucille Hardy (Shirley Henderson) is her perfect foil, fretting over and doting on her husband.
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" When I get a notice that she closed all of her activity rings from standing and walking around the emergency room saving lives all day, I like to send a blatantly sarcastic, "Unimpressed.
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Star Wars has always had humor, starting with the (unintentionally?) hilarious whining of Luke wanting to go to Tosche Station to pick up power converters, or Leia's sarcastic banter on the Death Star.
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"VV Violence" takes the rhythm and energy of a schoolyard taunt and channels it into a sarcastic retort; on songs like "Never Enough," she opts for a softer and more readily melodic approach.
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And luckily for viewers, the shooting and the bonkers reveal that Mary Drake is her biological mom hasn't hindered her ability to play sleuth and dish out sarcastic one-liners like nobody's business.
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" After Trump, in a televised press conference in July, solicited Russian hackers to commit crimes against Hillary Clinton on television, he responded to criticism by telling Fox News, "Of course I'm being sarcastic.
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If you don't believe me, or can't imagine why Cooper bringing to life this sarcastic assassin is so damn fun to watch, then just check it out for yourself in the video below.
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The parents of two — daughters James, 3, and Inez, 17 months — constantly tease each other on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots and quipping with sarcastic captions.
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A day earlier, the Republican House Oversight chair, Trey Gowdy, wrote a critical, sarcastic note slamming Trump's Department of Health and Human Services for routinely failing to give his committee information and documents.
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" The lyrics are more of Mr. Dylan's first impressions of New York, some with a sarcastic slant: "Old New York City is a friendly old town / From Washington Heights to Harlem on down.
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In contrast, Will Traynor (Sam Claflin), is imperious and sarcastic, both because he is an aristocrat (in an actual castle) and because an accident has left him mostly paralyzed from the neck down.
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Read more: The National Park Service shared a sarcastic 'Wildlife Petting Chart' after a man pet a bison in Yellowstone National ParkPosner kicked off his cross-country trek in April, according to Billboard.
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The speech was met by an unprecedented deluge of sarcastic comments from Egyptians on the Internet, with a popular description on social media even comparing him to Libya's eccentric deposed leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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She said the word tribalism was used in a sarcastic and demeaning way toward her during a two-decade-long career in the U.S. Army, which she retired from as sergeant first-class.
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This type of work focuses on machines being able to glean useful information from natural human text—not an easy task since language often has multiple meanings, and can be sarcastic or ironic.
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Imagine enormous 128-pt quotation marks around the word tolerant here, and you'll best understand the right's sarcastic usage of this term, reparations for decades of being told THEY were the intolerant ones.
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And he shuns the spotlight so much that he is either difficult to pin down for an interview or provides such brief answers that he can come off as a little bit sarcastic.
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In the central city of Chengdu, a recent law school graduate, Li Yuchen, said he was pulled from his home in early February after writing a sarcastic treatise in classical Chinese about censorship.
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Trump on Friday told the rallies in Altoona and Erie that his remarks earlier this week calling Obama and Clinton the founders of ISIS, as Islamic State is also known, had been sarcastic.
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Mr. Schroepfer also said that human judgment would be required in certain situations, like a comment ("nice jacket") that could be either an earnest compliment or a sarcastic insult, depending on the context.
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A Labor Department employee who resigned after being accused of making anti-Semitic social media posts he said were sarcastic will be reinstated, according to the Daily Caller, citing a senior department official.
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The voice crackling over the subway's speaker system seemed off somehow: It was peppy — sarcastic even — and lighthearted in a way that clashed with the usual, ponderous tone of the daily commuting grind.
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This often sarcastic phrase makes you sound as though you're only willing to do the bare minimum required to keep getting a paycheck, which is a bad thing if you like job security.
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What does Mr. Moore, who is known for a biting, sarcastic politics of outrage, think he can do differently, talking to about 29,22016 people who have paid as much as $149 a seat?
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Preet Bharara — the former United States attorney for the Southern District of New York who was abruptly fired from that job by Mr. Trump this year — sent out a sarcastic rejoinder on Twitter.
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Tough questions about his past opposition to same-sex marriage and his more recent kind words for Vice President Mike Pence, a villain to the LGBTQ community, put him in a sarcastic mood.
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This show, where Gilbert is now an executive producer, is also where she grew up before viewers' eyes, portraying the caustically sarcastic Darlene over the original run of "Roseanne" from 1988 to 1997.
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For some reason, I was sure I was a goner—I saw one of those sarcastic signs about shooting the trespassers that the dogs don't kill and took it one hundred percent seriously.
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And so did black TV audiences throughout the country who, if you perused black Twitter followers' responses, thought Wilmore was doing pretty much the same droll, sarcastic beat-downs he's been delivering every weeknight.
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The parents of two — daughters James, 3, and Inez, 19 months — constantly tease each other on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots and penning some very sarcastic captions.
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With a cast of sarcastic Brooklynites playing detective, it's more dark comedy than crime show, but that's exactly what got us so excited (excited enough to get the first episode early — watch it above).
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Robert Guillaume first played sarcastic and irascible butler Benson DuBois on the over-the-top soap opera parody series "Soap," which debuted in 1977 and also starred Katherine Helmond, Richard Mulligan and Billy Crystal.
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The mainstream media would put me under investigation, lock me up for merely highlighting in an obviously sarcastic way the double standard and what I have been pointing out our two-tier justice system.
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There is a sarcastic joke among reporters and White House officials that every new departure of an official known to speak candidly to the press — like Steve Bannon — will finally end all that leaking.
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And some of them, like "i can't tell if i'm in the ring shaming group or the nail shaming group," self-described as "sometimes everything is just so bad," perfectly epitomize the sarcastic culture.
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The lyrics of the song also feed into the visuals, with the song a sarcastic exploration of the way people are want to show (off) their best selves, and best lives, on social media.
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The Turkish reaction was sarcastic, skeptical, and bemused: In the staged performance of living culture there is always an element of ridicule, unlike with religious ritual, where there is a sense of the otherworldly.
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Instead, what DIS have come up with is an exhibition so vacuous, ideologically apathetic, ahistorical, sarcastic, and dehumanizing, it's a wonder it hasn't been blacklisted solely on account of its conformity to commodity fetishism.
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Molly (Allegra Acosta), the youngest member of the group, is now an orphan whose parents died in mysterious circumstances, and who now lives with sarcastic feminist killjoy Gert (Ariela Barer) and her nerd parents.
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Although "fake news" is now as much of a sarcastic meme as many other things associated with Donald Trump's surrealist Twitter account, Quantico shows the extremely dark side of the new digital hoax trend.
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She's also criticized by people who worry her sarcastic and irreverent sense of humor, especially when it comes to addressing the sexism she regularly encounters, is the wrong approach to fighting for gender equality.
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But this sarcastic aside stood out as the only moment in an absurd press conference that acknowledged simple Schoolhouse Rock reality: For this bill to become a law, the Senate has to pass it.
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Well, that's okay because we all know that when companies buy other companies they retain all the employees (insert sarcastic tone here.) Capital expenditures finally came in at No. 4, followed by increasing dividends.
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There were 200 reporters asking me questions and I wanted to be sarcastic, comparing their questions on the D.N.C. hacking to the fact that Hillary Clinton wiped out 33,000 emails through deletion or otherwise.
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Rosenstein is fiercely denying the Times's account, and reports from other outlets on Friday have offered conflicting pictures of the events, with many characterizing Rosenstein's comment about a wire on the president as sarcastic.
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At any given moment, he can be found shepherding constituents' queries to relevant government agencies or firing off sarcastic retorts to his detractors, who are usually complaining about the use of their tax dollars.
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Such sarcastic word play would come back to bite him a year later, when fans took lines like "the walrus was Paul" to mean that McCartney had died shortly after the band stopped touring.
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According to Tania Ganguli of The Los Angeles Times, James said when head coach Frank Vogel first congratulated him for the triple-double achievement, James thought it was a sarcastic jab about his turnovers.
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Finally, Twitter's trend toward pithiness has led to it becoming a place to be sarcastic, cynical and witty-at-others'-expense — a trend that's driven by a prolific but small crowd of Twitter users.
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