"He used hot and cold water and slap, slap, slap," Mr. Wilson told The Comics Journal in 2011.
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The slap is a really enjoyable slap — in fact, it's a slap to the face of all the injustice women face here.
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You got in trouble for getting too slap-happy with your slap bracelets.
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Lily (Alyson Hannigan) was appointed Slap Bet Commissioner to oversee the slap count and more.
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While Fixers urge President Trump to adopt a "decertify, waive, slap, and fix" approach, Walkers advocate a "wave, slap, and walk" approach: Wave goodbye, slap on sanctions, and walk away.
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"If somebody's given you a slap on the face, you give a slap back," he said.
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That hand slap The internet was fascinated by this hand slap between the first couple in Israel.
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I'm a slap McGregor, I'm a slap the s--t out of McGregor when I see him.
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"It's a slap in the face for us and a slap on the wrist for him," he said.
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There are also a couple non-Dumpling slap-offs in the video but who wants a lesser slap?
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"It is like a slap in the face for me and a slap on the hand for him," Simmons says.
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The rain pelted down, and then, with a slap-slap-slap of wet running shoes, the runners emerged again, with heaving breath, going at full tilt down the hillside, arms flailing to keep balance on the sodden ground.
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While the Fixers are urging the president to adopt their "decertify, waive, slap, and fix" plan, the Walkers are pressing for what could be called, a "wave, slap, and walk" approach: Wave goodbye, slap on sanctions, and walk away.
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Steve called it a kiss and a slap and a kiss and a slap, which is a perfect way to put it.
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" Efforts include the Slip, Slop, Slap campaign, which urges people to "slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen and slap on a hat.
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" Abbas went on to say that the administration's recognition of Jerusalem was "the slap of the century," but warned "we will slap back.
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Lanfranco Aceti listed "One Unit of Slap (Slap in the Face, Medium to Strong, Colorful)," for instance, as a $500 gift certificate that would entitle the buyer "to own a slap in the face," dealt by Aceti to a collaborator; this would entail a numbered and signed receipt, as well as the opportunity to witness the slap via Skype or FaceTime.
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In short, don't expect President Trump to get a slap on the wrist or any other kind of slap from the courts over this.
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"This is a little bit more my forte — taking slap shot after slap shot, get a lucky bounce and it goes in," he said.
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The judge who sentenced Bergdahl gave him a slap on the wrist and gave a slap in the face to our military men and women.
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", in which the girls were called to spit slap-inducing lines to his unbeaten face, "earning" them that "Drag Race staple," the "fake bitch slap.
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But even if you want to differentiate between slap and palm strike, a slap in the right place can be a dozen times more damaging than a punch.
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Dates will no doubt be snatched up faster than you can slap on a slap bracelet, so keep your blue-liner rimmed eyes peeled if you want in!
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In one particular scene, an older alumni member — played by Goat producer James Franco – gets into a drunken game of "you slap me, I'll slap you" with Brad.
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To Facebook, this is a slap on the wristThe FTC settlement, at least as it is described in numerous reports, will amount to little more than a slap on the wrist.
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That's not just a slap in the face to those workers — it's a slap in the face to all of the military members, veterans and families who rely on us for support.
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Slap on the wrist for Singapore Some analysts have viewed the impounding of these troop carriers as a slap on the wrist for Singapore over its tough stance on the South China Sea.
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And if you want to get in on the fun, you can slap on one of Build-A-Bear's fuzzy slap bracelets with a plush great white shark or blue shark on top.
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Would Trump find a reason to slap tariffs on them?
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Slap AR on a pitch and get some VC funding.
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And he was just given a slap on the wrist.
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They call his visit a "slap in the face" pic.twitter.
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"That's like a double slap in the face," Green said.
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Yesterday the press got a shocking slap on the wrist.
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"That's almost like a slap in the face," she says.
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Third job,' and maybe slap a heterosexual narrative on him.
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Despite a hand slap on Twitter, Kalanick stuck by him.
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It is a slap in the face to patriotism itself.
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The farewell moment feels like a slap in the face.
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These results were a slap in the face to Rajoy.
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Yet we slap them into disciplinary councils and excommunicate them.
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"This isn't just a slap on the hand," she says.
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And then we just slap a catchy name to it.
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Some thought this was a sly slap at Donald Trump.
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They want a gold star to slap on their website.
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When I ventured too far, I received a whopping slap.
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It's also a slap in the face to the Constitution.
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That is more consistent with a slap than a punch.
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For Paul, it was nothing a little slap couldn't cure.
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It was a little love pat — it wasn't a slap.
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"It's definitely a slap," said UAlbany senior guard Imani Tate.
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So it's a bit of a slap in the face.
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But I promise you, it doesn't even slap like that.
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Sophie was immediately regretful -- seriously, it was an incredible slap.
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His swing isn't a slap but a blindingly fast uppercut.
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As you ran down each person would slap your ass.
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So slap a big [sic] on all of the following.
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Slap that shit in a bun and get into it.
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It's a bit of a slap in the face, really.
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You can read McCain's speech as a slap at Trump.
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This is a diplomatic slap on the wrist for Putin.
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Mr. Trump vows to slap punitive tariffs on Chinese goods.
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"It's like a slap in the face," her father said.
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"It seems like a slap on the wrist," Jonathan says.
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"It was a good slap," the instructor later told investigators.
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Can he slap tariffs on China, as he has threatened?
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"It feels like a slap in the face," Tillman said.
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He was eager to slap the little devils on me.
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"It's a nice little slap in the face," Curry said.
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Everyone was happy: This was art that you could slap.
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You get on your feet and slap at the air.
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It's a pretty good slap but he's a passionate guy!
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Maybe Mr. Trump should slap a tariff on bad singing.
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Here. Want to slap Joffrey, over and over and over?
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It was a total slap in the face of Birmingham.
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It's Slap Dash Mom's Instant Pot Chicken Taco Soup recipe.
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That's a nasty label for her to slap on you.
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It's a straight up open palm slap across the face.
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It was "a slap in the face," Mr. Harrelson said.
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I'll wait here while you slap yourself in the forehead.
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Trump has threatened to slap sanctions on Iraq in retaliation.
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To many, it's something of a slap in the face.
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He appeared on the television drama "The Slap" in 2015.
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"It's kind of a slap in the face," he said.
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Bill O'Reilly on Thursday said he wanted to "slap" Rep.
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Other than a wrist slap against Moscow, we've moved on.
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Miller raised his eyebrows, skepticism that felt like a slap.
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Earlier, Khamenei likened the strikes to a "slap" against America.
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Doctors slap that label on most expectant moms over 35.
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"It was just a real, real slap," Mr. Carr said.
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On Saturday, Trump threatened to slap tariffs on European cars.
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So this is more like a slap on the wrist.
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Last year, Wall Street was surprised by the regulatory slap.
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He confirmed what he thought I had: a slap tear.
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His boss reprimands him with a slap to his head.
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Good roti makers don't use a rolling pin; they take a dough ball and slap it with both hands until it's round and flat — and then they slap it down on a sizzling tawa.
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The rules are simple, you walk up to a white table, stand across from your opponent, and slap his face, then, if he so chooses to return fire, you take a slap in the face.
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William Calloway, who was crucial in the release of the dashcam footage, said the sentence felt like "a slap in the face to us and a slap on the wrist" for the officer, AP reported.
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It's the kind of slap on the wrist people get for
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Clean out your closet, Aries, or slap on a face mask.
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You peel off the back and slap one on your arm.
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And the facial expression is telegraphing I'm about to slap somebody.
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I was slap-bang in the middle of the target audience.
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I liken it to experiencing a continual slap in the face.
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"Crazy stuff here, just slap it in our face," he spits.
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Maza said the action was essentially a slap on the wrist.
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Anything less would be a slap in the face of democracy.
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From the hand slap to the slow dance, and now this.
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I wore the slap with pride… He's one of the boys.
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"This is a slap down to the President," Graham told CNN.
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They'd slap people on the wrist, but they didn't do anything.
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Hey man, get a slap on the wrist, no jail time.
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"I didn't slap him," she tells Cohen, clearing up the rumors.
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Is it seeing the President slap his wife on the butt?
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To deliver justice or give someone a slap on the wrist.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to slap more tariffs on Chinese goods.
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In response China threatened to slap duties on 106 American goods.
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My eyes are puffy, so I slap on some eye cream.
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And Congress is about to slap tough new sanctions on Russia.
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What&aposs the -- what are you sore on a little slap?
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It's so easy to slap on, but still looks extremely polished.
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You would've felt pressure to slap something in about Disney-Fox.
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Trav wants to slap "Astroworld" all over pipes, bongs and hookahs.
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Nurse's rising slap shot beat Dubnyk high to the glove side.
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But there's no question about it: the slap stole the show.
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The butt slap has long been a paragon of athletic camaraderie.
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Some of us slap our phones in big, fat, protective cases.
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But the Stockton Slap had been in action long before that.
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At its best the slap is exactly what it looks like.
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A slap is an invitation to put up or shut up.
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Just slap the cunt back, and you'll be alright, problem solved.
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Nico: Every time I get too close I just slap it.
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""We don't make it mandatory for them to slap each other.
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It's not authentic, and it's like a slap in the face.
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Then they slap on their own labels and ship them elsewhere.
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They destroy some paper and come back to slap some more.
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You still might get a slap even though you're a woman.
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"It's a slap on the wrist obviously: twelve years," Lopez lamented.
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Fern: Sometimes they do it as a slap on the wrist.
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You get to slap the Rock in the face this season.
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Could you ever be this bold to slap a #hippo butt?
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"Haitians slap your hand hard when they shake it," Cooper said.
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"Slap your dad and call him Brad," he said rather seriously.
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That's not a slap on the wrist; it's a gentle tap.
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It's another to slap it on the face of the nation.
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"This was a slap in the face against Kim," said Moon.
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When I came over, his friends begged me to slap him.
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I asked my boss if I could slap this cute customer.
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Then the weight hits like a slap on my back. Silence.
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Ivan Provorov and Kevin Hayes each fired slap shots on goal.
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That slow pace is a slap in the face to athletes.
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The ruling felt like a "slap in the face," Haines said.
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"It was a slap in the face to freedom," he said.
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In veterans' circles, this amounted to a slap in the face.
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"We delivered a slap to US&apos image as a superpower."
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Slap a modern touchscreen on that thing and it'll be golden.
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Nineties kids, grab your Tamagotchis and slap on your scrunchies: Hotels.
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One slap shot ended eight games of frustration for the Stars.
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Vanderpump Rules: "Bitch Slap" (Season 2, Episode 13) First aired: Jan.
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It was this slap of reality that compelled them to act.
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You want to slap him across the face, in a way.
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If a hand slap is good, why isn't a rod better?
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Staggered from Diaz's left hand, hope and joy faded from McGregor's face as Diaz delivered lump after lump, knee after knee, and slap after open-hand slap while eating McGregor's power and remaining just out of reach.
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Please do not ask for more biscuits cause I will slap you!
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"That is so disrespectful to slap Scott across the face," Kourtney said.
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"I will slap on those prosthetics in two seconds," Moore excitedly responded.
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Indeed, Trump's first slap at the F-1.863 was tweeted on Dec.
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Phil advocates for using the term "slap" in an extreme metal context.
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"Last time felt like a slap in the face," she tells me.
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It wasn&apost like they just got a slap on the wrist.
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With Trump, it feels a bit like a slap in the face.
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LB: What was the first time that you got a professional slap?
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Very smart, reminding voters of Ted Cruz's infamous slap at their state.
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The budget is a slap in the face for the European Commission.
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Simply slap a tortilla wrap on your window for an authentic experience!
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Is he serious about wanting to slap Chinese goods with 45% tariffs?
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And at first, it does feel like a slap in the face.
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"It was a betrayal and a slap in the face," says O'Brien.
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If your face suffered, slap on this sheet for some moisturizing magic.
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Get up, slap BP on, turn on coffee, slather self in aloe.
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The seal was not intentionally trying to slap Mulinder in Constantine's view.
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I slap some water on my face and finish packing my bags.
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"I was really lightheaded, because the slap was so hard," Ayala recalled.
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Compared to McFarland's sentence, it seemed like a slap on the wrist.
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The drink-slap isn't merely a harmless joke in real life, however.
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Think of it like a quick slap reminding you to wake up.
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But her comments make me want to slap her in the mouth.
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Senators are now urging President Donald Trump to slap sanctions on Turkey.
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What anti-doping rule violation do they want to slap against me?
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" Republican Congressman David Cicilline called the settlement "a slap on the wrist.
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The next time Trump or his allies attack, Clinton's team can slap
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Slap this onto your Xbox One and give it its own screen.
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Ingredients traditionally include slap chips (fries), ketchup, polony, and piri piri sauce.
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They fell out onto the tile floor with a movie-worthy slap.
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And slap bang in the middle of South London is Jamie Isaac.
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Please believe me when I tell you, Dumpling came to fucking slap.
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"I think the plea is a slap in the face," she said.
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For Blur, it couldn't have been a bigger slap in the face.
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Maybe he could learn something from the speed-slap warriors of YouTube.
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You slap it on and trace around the area with your razor.
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Bayley works a feel-good babyface gimmick of neon and slap bracelets.
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Then, Jenner hit a long slap shot over the shoulder of Mrazek.
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Pop open my dome and slap a laptop in there, let's go.
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It is a slap in the face to the constituents they represent.
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The first single's called "Valley Boy" and sweet lordy does it slap.
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He's considering a similar argument to slap steep import taxes on automobiles.
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Mexico said it will slap trade penalties on American pork, for example.
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The buys that you used to slap on that didn't mean anything?
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She hasn't threatened to slap a 45 percent tariff on imported goods.
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Instead, the officer primarily responsible only received a slap on the wrist.
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My first single is a slap bass sultry kind of a ballad.
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A slap in the face of all victims of human-rights violations.
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Several instructors told investigators they'd witnessed slap bets when they were students.
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Afterwards, they'll want to slap these thoughtful and fun personalized stickers everywhere.
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Things got crazy after the slap -- no word if Magos was arrested.
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Take a bowl and slap a load of the Hellman's in it.
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Blues defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk blasted a slap shot from the right circle.
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If it doesn't, it's gonna feel like a slap in the face.
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But not before getting his face ripped open by a slap shot.
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He played his entire career there as a slap-hitting shortstop, hitting .
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I would slap a "stop indulging Rory Gilmore" sticker on my car.
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The Trump administration's plans to slap tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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Is that the slap of a mullet I hear on the bayou?
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Then the recognition hit her like a slap: Not now, she thought.
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But Goon, like Slap Shot, isn't standing the test of time well.
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There's what first comes to mind: Slap Shot and Goon and Miracle.
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The last month, people have gone slap crazy about going to vote.
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The overwhelming answer: the old man who threatened to slap an autoworker.
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Trump later threatened to slap sanctions on Iraq after the resolution passed.
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On such days, I imagine I'll slap on a bit of blush.
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"To me it was a big slap in the face," she said.
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The move was widely considered a slap in the face to Netflix.
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Trump has also threatened to slap steep tariffs on all European cars.
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"To prove a slap as a felony is almost impossible," he said.
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Biden needs to slap that down forcefully and unequivocally, without growing defensive.
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Slap tariffs on imports to make them less attractive to American consumers.
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AND NOW they want to slap a mandatory ""advertising fee"" on it????
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But then Nike strikes you with the cold slap of your inadequacy.
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And so we develop these social categories that we slap people in.
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Both are a slap in the face to fiscal responsibility and conservatism.
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More significant, the U.S. will slap a 15 percent tariff on Dec.
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When I lost Sean it was like a slap in the face.
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The Canadian-American comic DeAnne Smith will slap that out of you.
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Or, if this means we should all feel free to slap people.
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Moments later, Jones snuffed out Mark Stone's slap shot from the circle.
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Very basic, but it helped me to slap together my first website.
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Donald's wife took exception to the slap and a vocal argument ensued.
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KS: Marc Andreessen is not going to slap around Mark Zuckerberg. Never.
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During the show's second season, the writers introduced one of their longest running gags: the Slap Bet, with Marshall (Jason Segel) earning the right to slap Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) five times — at any time and without warning.
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In May 2005, Bradbury wrote three memos, including one that authorized the use of 13 different techniques to use against high value detainees, which included dietary manipulation, facial slap or insult slap, cramped confinement, water dousing and waterboarding.
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Cruz's speech was a slap in the face to GOP nominee Donald Trump.
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Slap Shots Washington's 20-game streak of scoring in the third period ended.
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"You don't get to grab her neck or slap her in the face."
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WATTERS: All they did was slap down the Colorado Commission of Civil Rights.
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When people don't extend sizes, it's an ultimate slap in the face, really.
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Isn't this the same guy making other women cry and slap him, though?
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" — Kris "Kourtney's comments make me want to slap her in the fucking mouth.
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"I knew she could slap sanctions on us as a legacy," Mugabe said.
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The idea of slap bets definitely came from that era in my life.
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You got a lot of slap-back for the "bossy" thing, I remember.
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Trump, in turn, has vowed to slap more tariffs on cheap steel imports.
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Slap 'em on your shopping lists ASAP—we promise they're worth the purchase.
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Letang ripped a low slap shot past Holtby from near the blue line.
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Sister Ladislas said she saw Sister Leontine slap a child in the face.
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It's just that, well, once you slap a name on something, it sticks.
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He said he would slap a punitive tariff of 45% on Chinese imports.
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Without NAFTA, Mexico would slap a tooth-aching 100% tariff on the stuff.
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Furthermore, Asus didn't just slap some off-the-shelf display onto this machine.
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Take a recurring meme, slap Jon Snow's face on it, and we'll laugh.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossCan the US slap tariffs on auto imports?
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Huawei does love to slap "AI" onto gear intended for the living room.
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He received a slap-on-the-wrist sentence of probation and a fine.
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I slap my forehead with the heel of my hand over and over.
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Younes Bendjima deserves either my congratulations or a major slap on the wrist.
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And though it ended in a virtual slap, it's very fun to read.
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It would also slap a 15% sales tax on retail sales of pot.
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He's also bred uncertainty, including over whether he'll slap tariffs on imported cars.
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He also threatened to slap tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese goods.
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Slap Shots Pittsburgh won for just the second time in eight home games.
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If Jack Dorsey's here, I'm going to slap him in the face. Okay.
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He has also threatened to slap steep tariffs on Chinese and Mexican imports.
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But to others, Trump visit to Patchogue was a slap in the face.
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It's where you got your feather-covered slap bracelets and rainbow knee socks.
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I slap on my lavender eye mask and try to fall back asleep.
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There's also a sweet grassiness, cocoa powder, tobacco and a slap of leather.
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" — The Atlantic "What we need to do is bitch-slap the Republican Party.
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But environmentalists were displeased, seeing the fine as a slap on the wrist.
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It was widely seen as a slap on the wrist by Chinese authorities.
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Minneapolis police shooting Did a slap spark the shooting death of Justine Ruszczyk?
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" [Sings] Jesus loves me / Yes, I know / Cause the Babel… [Slap noise] "Bible!
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Once I got across the line, I went for the slap shot fake.
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And Samsung knows how to slap tech on to things better than anybody.
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Not just slap the pretty transparency in the middle of the old one.
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Allowing it to pass was seen by some as a slap to Israel.
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True enough, a slap can still be assault, but it's generally less serious.
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Conversely, it would also slap a 20 percent tax on imports for corporations.
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But, obviously, that didn't stop us from running home to slap it on.
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It appears that back then Michael simply got a slap on the wrist.
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It has my favorite elements: hella slap, 808s and neo soul put together.
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And then we slap on our handcuffs and blindfolds for Fifty Shades Darker.
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There's something psychological, where you just slap on some greasepaint and you're transformed.
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You can slap on a speaker, a battery pack, or even a projector!
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He has also threatened to slap a tariff on all European car imports.
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And as long as you're on this team, I'm going to slap yours.
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It's a slap in the face to anyone who believes Blue Lives Matter.
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This new host went even further and got a slap on the wrist.
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Summer Bummer Mourning and clad in black, a mother confronts the chief. Slap!
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SLAP HAPPY Typically my son will wake me up somewhere around 6:30.
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"These women were getting a last slap in the face," Ms. McSally said.
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"They don't even really get a slap on the wrist," she told me.
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Slap bracelets, also known as snap bracelets, were popular in the late '80s.
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The US will reportedly slap $2500 billion worth of tariffs on European imports.
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But I love makeup, so I just slap it all on my face.
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I laughed and laughed and laughed, until my mother had to slap me.
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Sometimes, though, you've gotta go above and beyond a dap or a slap.
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He now says it's too soon to slap Whitaker with the same criticism.
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It's either slap the ball to the left or the hell with you.
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Why do you think cities slap together these lines that aren't as useful?
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Instead of the slap, Lord Capulet now merely swipes the air in anger.
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" But the move is a slap in the face to vocal critics. "Mr.
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Coach David Fizdale loved it, celebrating the move with a raucous hand slap.
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I like that about them, and I really want to slap them hard.
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If Bolin's book is a lyrical meditation, Tea's is a good-natured slap.
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When it gets close enough you reach out, slap out and kill it.
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To prevent a capital flight crisis, Beijing had to slap on new controls.
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To many in the East Bay, it was a slap in the face.
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A Russian slapping maestro was recently slapped unconscious in a slap show shocker.
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But slap on the Dual Screen case and those style points quickly evaporate.
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They still can't, but they hoot and slap their desks just the same.
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The Federal Reserve found out but only issued a slap on the wrist.
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"A slap on the wrist is not going to deter anybody," he said.
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" Mr. Edmonds said the company received "not even a slap on the wrist.
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Then Julián Castro crushed him in another, with a slap about his memory.
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A slap in the face A seal attacks a kayaker with an octopus.
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She'd walk like Groucho Marx and slap her mittens together, with mock resolve.
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Infiniti didn't just slap new badges and a different grille on the GLA.
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Another video shows a mother and daughter being encouraged to slap each other.
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His slap shot sailed through traffic, under Campbell's glove and into the net.
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They don't slap you in the face like the BP oil spill did.
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" Or a slap at Bannon, "You're interrupting my moment with my favorite time.
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The pro-Hezbollah al-Akhbar newspaper declared the election a "slap" for Hariri.
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When Merry tries to slap her, Mary holds her arms still and looks fiercely into her eyes, saying that she knows she's embarrassed, but, if she slaps Mary, Mary will slap her right back and leave her in her own filth.
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I hate to say it, but I wanted to slap Micah in this moment!
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That's where we'd slap on a mod, that is, if we actually had one.
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But for Margulies, the lack of pay felt like a slap of its own.
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It's like a big slap in the face that really gets your blood flowing!
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Do we really want such a cold slap of reality about their bodily functions?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators aim to slap a hefty fine on Alphabet (GOOGL.
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Launch a new version, make it cheaper to fly, and slap on some winglets.
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He beat Glass with a slap shot that marked his team-leading 18th goal.
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And again, the slap in the face is made wose by the missed opportunity.
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Law student Meghan Thomas called the agreement "a slap in the face" to students.
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"It's definitely a slap in the face for her and her policies," said Jaeger.
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Of course, you could slap a filter on it — Rise, Mayfair, or Valencia, perhaps?
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Using lo-fi abjection, transgressive humor, and campy theatricality, the artists in Bitch Slap!
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Slap-bang in the centre of Cybozu's headquarters are stuffed-toy monkeys and parrots.
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Mother, fetch me my bucket hat, a slap bracelet, and some Fruit Roll-Ups.
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It was instead a slap in the face for the central government in Berlin.
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Porsche didn't just slap a bunch of screens in and call it a day.
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I don't know what made me think the new Lion King was gonna slap.
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Slap the dough on the table until it becomes elongated into a wide noodle.
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Arcia's throw was perfect for me to slap the tag on him real quick.
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Just slap on the cybernetic headgear worn by Lobot in the Empire Strikes Back.
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Vlasic scored on a slap shot with 7:37 left in the middle period.
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They get a slap on the wrist and are allowed to retroactively register themselves.
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And until now, U.S. Soccer has given her behavior a slap on the wrist.
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Whereas greener countries slap hefty taxes on petrol and diesel, Egypt does the opposite.
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This is a slap in the face to the victims&apos families and communities.
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I was able to slap one up the middle that was down and away.
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Eaves one-timed a slap shot into the far side of the Winnipeg net.
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The act can potentially be illegal, depending on where a drink-slap takes place.
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Slap on this Spider-Man logo shirt for $24.99 See Details Primed for assembling.
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The entire premise of these "fun" and fashionable bracelets encourages people to slap themselves.
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DONALD TRUMP is hardly the first American president to slap unilateral tariffs on imports.
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Nesterov evened the score at 22 with a slap shot with 21:21 remaining.
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Which is why the Grammy's Rihanna snub is like a slap in the face.
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Countries generally slap an extra charge on foreign products when they cross the border.
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The proposal would slap "preconditions" on a company's ability to buy its own shares.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKanye West: I Thought Kim Was Leaving MeNipsey Hussle: BET Awards Slap!
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I slap on my new moisturizing primer to perk up my skin a bit.
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He beat Mrazek with a slap shot from the top of the right circle.
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In January, he threatened to slap a 35 percent tax on German auto imports.
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If Weinstein decided to press charges, the cops could slap Steve with misdemeanor assault.
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The federal system is not where you go for a slap on the wrist.
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Trump has threatened to slap tariffs on Mexican imports, slash immigration and curb remittances.
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Its seven tracks slap harder than anything referencing Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic should.
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SLAP VIDEO Cop out: A Baltimore school system police officer is off his beat.
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Ultimately, the judge will decide, and could also slap her with fines and restitution.
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That's when my mean old self got a good old slap in the face.
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The National Wildlife Federation blasted the settlement, calling it a slap on the wrist.
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And companies don't hesitate to slap on that label, because shoppers respond to it.
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"It is a slap in the face of the country's democratic process," said Touray.
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The benches cleared and Puig eventually got an open hand slap across Hundley's mask.
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But earlier this month, the Trump administration said it would slap duties beginning Sept.
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"If true, this is a slap in the face to the intel community," Sen.
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Washington announced plans to slap tariffs on EU steel and aluminum imports, sources said.
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In practical terms, a ruling against Whitaker would be a slap on the wrist.
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President Trump's intention to slap tariffs on Mexican imports will only make things worse.
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Forget Silly Bandz — slap bracelets were the first accessories to get banned from schools.
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The slap that nearly killed a prospective Navy SEAL happened at 10:09 a.m.
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His long slap shot caromed off Lundqvist's pads and dribbled into the low slot.
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"That's all it takes," says Guda, a death fetish producer at Bitch Slap Studios.
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Trump has threatened to slap a 35 percent tariff on vehicles imported from Mexico.
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The Verizon scandal ultimately culminated in a $1.3 million wrist slap by the FCC.
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Hit up a spa or at least slap on a face mask at home.
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Europeans could pull out of the deal along with Trump and slap on sanctions.
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China also plans to slap tariffs on U.S. oil, plastics, chemicals and medical equipment.
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Just slap Winbot on your window, hit the play button and watch it clean.
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In January, Trump threatened to slap a 35 percent tax on German auto imports.
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"It was a slap in the face," he told The Plain Dealer of Cleveland.
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Does this mean we should slap Mr. Zuckerberg with a $1 million speeding ticket?
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For some North Carolina Democrats, the GoFundMe campaign was a slap in the face.
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But the slap only strengthens Mary Louise's case that Celeste is out of control.
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The researchers couldn't just slap thick layers together, because it wouldn't be self-healing.
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Actually, more like on their hands -- taped with thumbtacks, for a little slap game.
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Child advocates say the religious court's judgment was a mere slap on the wrist.
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True, this is not the moment to slap new taxes on households or businesses.
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There's also one applicant looking to slap "social distancing" on an online photography school.
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But the slap she deals her is hardly an act of mercy toward June.
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Some said it was anti-military, a slap to those who served and died.
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It's not simple to just slap a coat of black paint on the satellites.
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It would slap new taxes on "excessive lobbying" of more than $500,000 a year.
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Even now, she refuses to slap an ideological label on any of her books.
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I also tend to slap my friend's arm if they are next to me.
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Not just a slap in the face, that's a kick in the behind also.
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SLAP SHOTS The Rangers host the Penguins in their season finale on April 9.
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They feel proud to slap the hand of a villain without risking American bodies.
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All you have to do, girl, is just turn around and slap your butt.
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He said the diversions were a "slap in the face" to the armed services.
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He said the diversions were a "slap in the face" to the armed services.
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EU already wanted to slap terrorism and extreme activity related content on social media.
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The ideas and lessons linger — sometimes as a caress, other times as a slap.
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It prompts an emotional reaction when it hits you, much like a physical slap.
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Trump once called McCain's opposition a "tremendous slap in the face" to the party.
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Some even saw it as an intentional slap in the face by the administration.
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" Bozarjian said on CBS This Morning Tuesday that Callaway's slap was a "heavy impact.
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And the president cannot slap a tax or tariff on Mexican imports without Congress.
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She wandered from one of us to the other, looking for someone to slap.
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In the slap-happy parody "So Long Boulder City," he imagines Mia's lost masterpiece.
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If a woman looked like she needed a hand, she'd offer to slap them.
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Trump could slap new tariffs on Chinese goods in a number of different ways.
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Like, he wasn't supposed to slap me in the face, and he just did.
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"It was such a slap in the face, it was a reality check," Krug says.
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I would plaster work near schools and slap stickers around where I knew kids congregated.
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Both companies are having a minor slap fight over monitors that support variable refresh rate.
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That a slap on the wrist is as good as a gun at your head.
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If you don't want to be nice to us, we're going to slap you again.
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So it's a turkey and a hand that's going to slap you in the face.
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SMULDERS: We were all heavily anticipating the slap, probably as much as the audience was.
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With Thanksgiving upon us, we look back at this classic slap-happy episode from 2007.
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I&aposm joking, but it&aposs a minor, minor slap on the wrist, Twitter jail.
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President Donald Trump had on Friday threatened to slap tariffs on nearly all Chinese imports.
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When we slap tariffs on stuff, they have higher tariffs than we have on everything.
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Point, still in a full sprint, fired a slap shot that sailed over Varlamov's glove.
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On Thursday, Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossCan the US slap tariffs on auto imports?
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It's time to hit the spa, or at least slap on a relaxing face mask.
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The FAA can slap on additional civil penalties: as much as $11,000 for each violation.
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The opposition Congress party described it as a "slap on the face of the BJP".
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The child swings his arm at the man, who then appears to slap the child.
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"The real thing, this," he says, giving the massive steel lunch-table a loud slap.
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Expect a '90s theme complete with fun wearables like glow stick necklaces and slap bracelets.
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Just get this cheap sticker and slap it right above the household throne: your toilet.
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North Korea boasting their literature that when necessary, they will slap America across the face.
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Then I slap on a bit of mineral makeup to cover my zombie dark circles.
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I shower, throw my hair in a bun, slap on some makeup, and get dressed.
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She lost her license because of the slap, and she also lost Nate (Billy Brown).
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This has led investors to dump German utility stocks and slap major discounts on them.
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"I don't think you should be teaching your child to slap others," another commenter wrote.
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We don't want to see Captain America and Iron Man in a silly slap fight.
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But the Kegel doesn't just slap on an even coat of oil—there are patterns.
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Now, I should slap you for what you're insinuating, but I'm not a violent person.
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Britain and Canada criticised America's decision to slap punitive tariffs on aircraft made by Bombardier.
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This enables you to slap the pencil on top quickly, not even thinking about alignment.
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I think people think you sort of slap in an EpiPen and life goes on.
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He caught Dubnyk going the wrong way on a slap shot from the blue line.
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President Donald Trump is still threatening to slap duties on another $325 billion of goods.
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"She's the kind of girl you just want to slap on the ass," Madonna said.
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But soon it may hope to be able to slap more green on the wrapper.
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Dr. Gorka, don&apost slap anybody this weekend, all right, keep your hands to yourself.
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"Petty children's things" appeared to lead to the slap fight in the classroom, sheriff's Maj.
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He also said that he would slap a 45 percent import tariff on Chinese goods.
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It's just something you gotta slap yourself and say, 'Why do you think that way?
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Slap Shots Rangers forward Kevin Hayes was a healthy scratch for the second consecutive game.
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The result is a resounding slap in the face to an entire Ukrainian political class.
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The teacher got a slap on the wrist, though she freely admitted to her words.
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Some protectionists fret that importers will slap "Made in Africa" labels on goods from elsewhere.
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Saying that such a recovery was "simple" is sort of a slap in their face.
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You can't just slap skin cells on a metal skeleton and call it a day.
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" He called this letter a "big slap on the face of US &its western cohorts.
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It started with a slap to her face, but the mistreatment soon worsened, prosecutors allege.
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This new healthcare bill is a slap in the face to the American people. Surprise.
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Y., wants to slap a 70 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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After the one-slap knockout, Logan turns to the camera with a grin and FLEXES!!!
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Superman into a weeping slap-fest between two extraordinary orphans it's probably for the best.
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We chat about life and family and slap a high five to a great game.
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Colorado answered when Zadorov's slap shot beat Jones just under the crossbar at 22:210.
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A recently revealed search warrant may explain the source of that startling sound: a slap.
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Some of us need a strong slap in the face to wake up from that.
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" He added, "And once again, I get to slap [Hart]'s lip's into next week.
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Fans saw the move as a silent slap, going crazy on Twitter with conspiracy theories.
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Following a turnover, Anderson received a crisp pass and sent a slap shot past Elliott.
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But hold on, the slap isn't just a stinging invitation to man up and fight.
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Trump's latest notion to slap tariffs on German automobiles would be even more damaging geopolitically.
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" The San Jose Mercury News called the six-month sentence, "a slap on the wrist.
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One reader calls the settlement a "slap on the wrist" for misuse of donated funds.
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These punishments are a slap on the wrist for the Trumps' malfeasance, not real justice.
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President Donald Trump is threatening to slap more tariffs on all remaining imports from China.
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Forsberg's slap shot hit the right post with the puck then deflected off an official.
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Spezza first faked a slap shot from the right circle, a fake Dubnyk bit on.
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Then, what appears to be the sound of a slap can be heard off camera.
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" Asked if she would slap a soldier again, Tamimi said, "I can't predict the future.
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Chuck those throw pillows to the ground and slap your Burrow pillow on there instead.
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The countries continued to slap back at one another, expelling diplomatic officials and closing missions.
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Who do you really think has a better chance to slap down that fascist creep?
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You're in the Big Dance, compadre—dejate llorar, slap on some zapatos and bailar, motherfucker.
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Instagram now lets users slap background-less GIFs sourced from Giphy onto their Instagram Stories.
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Hold up — the slap bracelet of your youth is making a major 21st-century comeback.
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Drop the mic like Obama, dance like Drake or slap your mug on Fortnite characters.
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Mr. Met called it a "slap in the face," and I wholeheartedly agree. #FreeMrMet. [NYDN]
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It's also a huge slap in the face to the homophobic portion of our world.
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Someone slap me in this game and sign me up right now for personal reasons.
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You slap, you push, you jump, you kick, but the tree just stares are you.
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In "Sumo Brothers", a mistimed slap will leave your wrestler unflatteringly sprawled on the floor.
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Benn blistered a slap shot past Pickard, beating him top shelf, from the left point.
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There was a slap, metal against palm, neat as the arc of a nice catch.
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Lee put the Islanders back up when he deflected a slap shot from Thomas Hickey.
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After a poker game at his home, he corners Marnie, who threatens to slap him.
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They slap down their quarters, waiting their turn, and she sinks them, one by one.
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" He added of the Trump administration's decision, "It's like yet another slap in the face.
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"If true, this is a slap in the face to the intel community," he tweeted.
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If a slap shot's coming, you learn to whip the camera quickly toward the net.
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He recalls the surprising slap of the frigid February air as he left the airport.
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He would slap me until I agreed to a three-way (something I never did).
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The administration will slap tariffs on roughly $267 billion in imported goods starting Sept. 235.
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The response, 'We have seen you as well,' will be a slap in our face.
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If you must, Instagram about it, and slap that "Stay Home" sticker on your story.
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Coming from the French, the remarks amounted to a white-glove slap in the face.
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" Or the verbal-dope-slap equivalent: "We didn't raise you to treat people like this.
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Canadian officials are already drawing up lists of American exports they will slap with duties.
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Once in a while, there was a playful slap as the crowd got into position.
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World Series Champ Ryan Zimmerman snagging a glove hand save off an Ovi slap shot.
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By the fourth "of course," you want to travel back in time and slap yourself.
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Virginia Tech, where I teach, sits slap-dab in the middle of rural Southwest Virginia.
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The initial response to his inquiry, however, felt like a cold slap in the face.
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In 2013 the FDA tried to slap more intense, graphic warning labels on cigarette cartons.
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Still, Williams says, that first slap of icy ocean water to the face is brutal.
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You can't just slap things in a bowl and expect them to taste good together.
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Bellemare pounced on the loose puck and fired a slap shot into the open net.
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Mr. Trump had promised as a presidential candidate to slap the manipulator label on China.
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Trump threatened last month to slap "large sanctions" on Turkey if Brunson was not released.
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"Have you ever had 'Slap Yo Mama' seasoning?" she asked the crew as she sauteed.
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The victim's mother called the pardon a "slap in the face," CNN affiliate WCPO reported.
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But getting drummed like we did was a bit of a slap in the face.
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The moves slap 10 percent and 25 percent charges on aluminum and steel imports, respectively.
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The moves slap a 25 percent levy on steel and 10 percent charge on aluminum.
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It is a slap at companies that sided with President Trump on fuel efficiency standards.
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It is a slap at companies that sided with President Trump on fuel efficiency standards.
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He has used just such a probe to slap duties on billions of Chinese goods.
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Trump later announced plans to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports starting next week.
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Fifty-two seconds later, Chicago evened the score at 1 on Hossa's long slap shot.
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You call a pelmen a pierog, and you can expect a slap in the face.
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Alexander Wennberg got the puck to Werenski, who hammered a slap shot past Bobrovsky's glove.
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But in most cases, these measures are perfunctory, amounting to a slap on the wrist.
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To me, the whole Brexit thing was the slap in the face you needed like.
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Even beloved anthem-performer Flea gets a slap-bass showcase he hasn't received in years.
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Do not gather your friends to play a rousing game of Slap the (Tide) Bag.
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He got his start playing hockey, of course, and can hit a slap shot 95mph.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump dealt a blow to China with plans to slap tariffs on $60 billion of trade, he quietly delivered a slap in the face to one of Washington's closest allies, Japan, which got no exemption from earlier announced duties.
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If we're not careful, we'll only have Post Malone to listen to in the future, which will be fine for a bit because his songs do slap at the end of the day, but will they continue to slap after the end of civilization?
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Puig's crazy dash led to him making this face at the plate: And then this awkward hug/slap hands with teammate A.J. Ellis: If Jerry Seinfeld invented the "shmug"—half handshake, half hug—then Puig and Ellis have invented the "slug"—half slap, half hug.
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"You can get a big slap from karma very soon; I don't want that," he said.
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It was almost like a slap that woke me up, like, 'Wow, we are really underrepresented.
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To get tough on China he threatened to slap a 45% tariff on goods made there.
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Slap one up on your flatscreen, projector, or smartphone this weekend to emnate infinite yuletide vibes.
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But around that age, you usually get one second chance after a slap on the wrist.
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Today we call it homosocial elements, in the way that football players slap each other's asses.
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They urged the judge to reject the plea deal and slap Bennett with a harsher sentence.
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Thankfully, the power couple redeemed themselves at a January 2017 Miami basketball game — playful slap included.
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Absolutely, but when I hear "It's so hard" from Facebook, I want to slap them silly.
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The White House is also weighing whether to slap the same designation on the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Calgary's captain responded with his own hard slap shot goal 5:38 into the third period.
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My college years brought a rude slap in the face from that bitch we call reality.
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The Bushes were too much a product of establishment Washington to slap it down too harshly.
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It's a metaphorical slap on the wrist, but one that encourages Zoey to step it up.
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Trump has threatened to slap tariffs on cars made abroad, saying the practice costs American jobs.
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It's a poorly disguised slap in the face to Internet users from across the political spectrum.
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But to Mininno, these are a combination of smoking gun and a slap in the face.
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Some expect America to slap punitive tariffs on Chinese goods, triggering an all-out trade war.
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Companies gladly pay money to slap his name on everything from hotels to steak to vodka.
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In other words, where Mattie may get a slap on the wrist, Yasmine will get jailed.
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The screen went black while someone offscreen was using a flyswatter to slap his bare ass.
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President Donald Trump has made matters worse by vowing to slap higher tariffs on Turkish metals.
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Many older Germans slap that label on women with small children who go out to work.
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Messrs Soltes and Buell have clearly demonstrated that the rich aren't getting away with a slap.
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China has retaliated with its own intention to slap tariffs against $60 billion of U.S. goods.
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"There needs to be more than just a slap on the wrist," Douglas told Global News.
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Bottom line, Conor's rich as hell ... so a fine is barely a slap on the wrist.
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Slap foundation on — I'm running low and have to open the bottle to scoop it out.
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Of course, anyone can slap a $100 million price tag on a home to get attention.
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Trump has said he is prepared to slap additional tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese goods.
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SLAP SHOTS Devils wing Tuomo Ruutu returned after missing three games with a lower-body injury.
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It's not hard to slap a Bluetooth tracker on an item if you're consistently losing it.
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The other man was given a slap on the wrist, his privileges revoked for 30 days.
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" For the ad, the question presented was, "Would you rather slap Rihanna or punch Chris Brown?
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Straszheim expects Trump to slap a 10% tariff on those additional Chinese imports in this scenario.
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Weber fired a slap shot that hit Salomaki, who swept the deflection inside the left post.
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This time, though, Remini added in a little something extra to their hype session: a slap.
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The Trump administration says it will slap a 2200% tariff on $225 billion in Chinese goods.
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President Donald Trump threatened to slap tariffs on all Mexican imports at the end of May.
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Just let it slide—maybe with a slap of the wrist—and soak up the attention.
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Trump last week threatened to slap 10% tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese goods starting Sept.
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This week, he also threatened to slap more tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese goods.
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Instead, she had reached out from the other side of the world to slap me down.
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I throw on some PJs, slap on moisturizer, take two melatonins, and pass out by midnight.
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Just slap three AAA batteries inside the tiny arcade, power it up, and start mashing buttons.
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With each slap, Castillo deforms the clay sculpture's face until nothing but a blank visage remains.
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Watch, they will get off with a slap on the wrist, and a few million each.
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But this chicken slap question is still a great physics problem, so let's get to it.
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Just a room full of people and multiple slap-boxing sessions happening all around the room.
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It was a slap in the face of every pro-liberty grassroots activist in the country.
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But if he used them without telling Russia, that was a direct slap in the face.
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This is a slap in the face to every American who helped bail these banks out.
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Such companies would see their sales suffer if China were to slap tariffs on American goods.
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The Vietnamese authorities slap on a tax of 294% on whole frozen chickens arriving from America.
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But he praised the veterans organization as "a group that understands sacrifice," a slap at Trump.
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Eventually, the man in green puts his arms behind his back and awaits the incoming slap.
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He did slap some tariffs on Canadian lumber, but then again so did George W. Bush.
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Monday's decision is yet another slap down of the North Carolina legislature from the Supreme Court.
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Investors concluded that regulators would, at most, give the company a hard slap on the wrist.
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Athletic director Ian McCaw was given a slap on the wrist, but still has a job.
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" Republican commentator Ana Navarro said it was "a slap in the face to the Latino community.
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Instead he stretches out the dough for the base using a technique called schiaffo or slap.
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Clinton then gamely tries to duck Trump/Reines by giving him a "high-five" hand slap.
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"When you go home tonight, she's going to bitch slap you," he told Benigno, of Josephs.
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President Donald Trump during his election campaign threatened to slap 35 percent tariffs on Mexican imports.
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At one point while talking about trade though, Sanders slipped in another backhanded slap at Trump.
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Pro tip: Just slap one of these on your Roomba and send it around the house.
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"And do it right this time," he'd have said, giving Jack a slap upside the head.
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If you charge them a fortune for a treatment it's like giving them a slap instead.
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Lina Keapu, photojournalist at PNG's Sunday Chronicle newspaper said it was a "slap in the face".
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The Bernie Sanders campaign has reached a slap-happy twilight in the post-Hillary endorsement phase.
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Because he wants to slap a pair of nicely priced dungarees on you via the Internet.
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"The Good Wife" came to an end Sunday night much like it began — with a slap.
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After a pause and a sigh, the sound of a slap is heard on the recording.
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But then they were off to cut the nets, and slap hands, and take more pictures.
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Several people reached out to shake his hand or slap him on the back as he
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The Sharks took advantage when Burns blasted a slap shot past Philipp Grubauer at 212:212.
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Of course, anyone can slap a $238 million price tag on a home to get attention.
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They are trapped in cycles, lashing out to slap one another before returning to intimate positions.
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He spotted a rebound to the right of the crease and blasted in a slap shot.
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We are eating forbidden apples more hungrily than ever, but we slap ourselves with every bite.
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In local newspapers, Erdogan threatened to give the United States an Osmanli tokadi, or Ottoman slap.
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And that's before factoring in Trump's threat to slap tariffs on imports from Mexico or China.
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But Graham told reporters that he wanted legislation that would automatically slap new sanctions on Russia.
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The woman literally could not be fired because she would slap the agency with a lawsuit.
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NBC's limited series "The Slap" dealt with the repercussions of one child's misbehavior at a party.
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In April, Beijing threatened to slap the 25 percent tariff on the imports of U.S. soybeans.
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But some industry groups in Washington say picking Perez would be a slap in the face.
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The administration has already used the same reason to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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The Bin Laden family "took the slap on the hand and accepted it," the executive said.
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Last month, Beijing threatened to slap a 25 percent tariff on the imports of U.S. soybeans.
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It would also slap a 25 percent tax on foreign donations to NGOs that back migration.
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"It was just like a slap in the face to me and my son," Guardado said.
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Despite U.S. Soccer's slap on the wrist, Rapinoe has no plans of backing down, she said.
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Slap yourself silly when you realize that "trio" is an anagram of ... you guessed it: TORI.
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But the "go-to bet" in his classroom was a slap, a witness later told investigators.
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If you are like me, you may alternate between revering Johns and itching to slap him.
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One then noted that the footage of Melania's slap had received a good deal of attention.
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There's truth in the phrase that says a snub is like a slap in the face.
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That's precisely why Kim sharing that Snap is like a slap in the face to many.
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If that's right, there's a racial undertone in the comment should slap you in the face.
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Personalization options are also available, because who wouldn't want to slap their name over cascading glitter?
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"It's a squidshuation!" yelled someone when a particularly spirited slap-fest broke out among two friends.
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Then at 9:48, Wilson ripped a slap shot past Hart for a 4-1 advantage.
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I don't know what it's going to take to slap people awake to see what's happening.
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"I feel like I had the concept of how they wanted me to slap," Howard says.
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"I feel like my work is a slap in the face to the patriarchy," she said.
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The vocals slap you in the face with a cold intensity that matches the city's grit.
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When Rachel calls Cohen a misogynist, it's a thrilling slap to the face of our expectations.
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It has said it could slap trade duties on products from Harley Davidson motorcycles to jeans.
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The second is that rating agencies may slap downgrades on companies during periods of financial stress.
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Tonight, we learned that's how Wall Street sees it too - as a slap on the wrist.
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The most violent thing I've ever seen him do is slap his hands together, that's it.
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But giving wealthy offenders a mere slap on the wrist makes a mockery of that objective.
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It is the invasive YouTube advert reimagined slap-bang in the middle of a dance album.
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JUNE 2-8 Those tariffs that President Trump threatened to slap on all imports from Mexico?
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Brutal beating appalls them, but what they call an "educational slap" is a wholly different thing.
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But then all that slap-hitting created some runs; singles began dropping in, one after another.
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They're a pair of proper pussies who both need a slap from me—a real man.
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Whiterose's slap on the hand turned out to be more of a hammer to the jaw.
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Critics called it a slap on the wrist, certainly not painful enough to force real change.
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Natalia is baking bread for the neighbors each week so they won't report the family. Slap.
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Another song has Snoop Dogg, John Legend, and Takeoff getting sleazy over a wet slap bass.
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Mr. Trump's slap at Dr. Blasey was not his only Friday-morning tweet on the subject.
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Some droop down from broken poles and slap the windshields of cars as they pass by.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called Trump's plan the "slap of the century" after it was announced.
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Stick a drivetrain in a frame, slap two to four wheels on it, and hop on.
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The United States has threatened to slap 25% tariffs on an additional $200 billion of goods.
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Transition Briefing ■ President-elect Donald J. Trump took to Twitter to slap back at Bill Clinton.
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The frigid water bites at my face as I hit the water with a big SLAP.
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To the relatives of victims and the authorities, his celebrity was a slap in the face.
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This transformative masterpiece was in many ways an uplifting slap in the face of white America.
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Dumba scored his first goal of the night on a slap shot from the left point.
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Andrew Cuomo's suggestion to let businesses slap their names on stations — for a price, of course.
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Comeau put the Stars on top 2-1 with a hard slap shot at 15:23.
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This wig saw the horror of Jocelyn's cheese ball and helped slap Roland across the face.
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A report emerged Tuesday stating that Trump could slap $60 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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"We're just one more little slap in the face away from another one," one resident said.
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Graham is threatening to slap sanctions on Turkey and author a resolution opposing the president's decision.
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Hjalmarsson fired a slap shot from the right point through traffic into the top left corner.
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This is an intentional slap in the face to the women he assaulted and all women.
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Currently, it produces the Crescendo, a super flexible vibe that calls to mind a slap bracelet.
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So, you can say I was very excited to slap on Apple's new Smart Battery Case.
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China on Wednesday threatened to slap a 25 percent tariff on $16 billion of U.S. goods.
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The moves will slap a 25 percent levy on steel and 10 percent charge on aluminum.
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She has a knack for flashing an acid smile, making a kiss feel like a slap.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the decision "a slap in the face" to service members.
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"It seems like a glaring slap in the face to not give anything," Ms. Robledo said.
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Since then, doubts have only grown, especially following Trump's decision to slap tariffs on Asian allies.
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Last week, President Donald Trump threatened to slap "large sanctions" on Turkey unless it freed Brunson.
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That's a slap in the face for public schools, which desperately need more funding, teachers say.
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National Park Service spokesman Thomas Crosson said violators would likely get a slap on the wrist.
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Plus, it feels pretty cool to slap down your card at a turnstile like a local.
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"All the Hindus got together and the first slap was given by me," he said proudly.
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Mostly, his traditional methods — the wave of a knife, a tight slap, whispered recitation — treat depression.
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That's a slap in the face to pro-Trump states like Iowa with large farm industries.
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You don't just go out and slap some cuffs on people day in and day out.
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Cops say they enhanced the video and it appeared the woman was right about the slap.
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Where to watch: Netflix Lily's estranged father shows up and ruins her Thanksgiving, but Marshall has a plan: To bequeath a slap (don't ask, just watch) to Ted and Robin, and as they struggle to figure out who will hit Barney, the Slap brings everyone together.
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"A slap in the face for Merkel," quipped an editorial in the Tageszeitung, a left-leaning newspaper.
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Wennberg deflected a David Savard slap shot past Lundqvist to give Columbus the quick 229-24 lead.
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But the decision will be received as a slap in the face to his allies, analysts said.
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"We were waiting for a helping hand; we received a slap in the face," says one protester.
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Critics also say the pardons are slap in the face to the men who prosecuted the cases.
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Edmonson claimed that Green punched him, though the police report describes it as an open-handed slap.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal to slap a 219 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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"To me, that felt like a slap in the face, because I felt appropriately dressed," Rowe said.
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Johannesburg (CNN)Some had expected a slap in the face for the ruling ANC in this election.
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In response, China has said it would slap taxes on 5,207 U.S. imports worth about $60 billion.
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Or evenings where I wanted to slap my husband for making chicken or fish in the house.
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Until that is, he witnesses them have a fight and sees Furkat slap her across the face.
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Using the slip-slop-slap method can help keep you safe even as you enjoy the sun.
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" "Whenever a country feels that they are losing their place in the world, they slap tariffs on.
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But if you have a child whose disability is severe, such quotes are felt like a slap.
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He also said he's prepared to slap new tariffs on China if continued trade talks are unsuccessful.
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I mean more than a wrist slap, more like a cross the face you know sucker punch.
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It's a slap in the face of the refugees and terrible reversal of a longtime american commitment.
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In the video, the duo answered '90s-themed questions from a basket full of slap-on bracelets.
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Bob Menendez pressed Lighthizer on Trump's unfulfilled threat to slap tariffs on all goods imported from Mexico.
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The president has threatened to slap 25% tariffs on $325 billion in Chinese goods that remain untaxed.
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Salzburg delivered a slap in the face to Mrs May (and forced Bagehot to eat his hat).
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"It's such a slap in the face to people who love the books," fan Sarah Furniss said.
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Meier scored on a slap shot from the left faceoff dot at 5:05 of the third.
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His threat to slap tariffs on Chinese or Mexican imports mocks Republican leaders who back free trade.
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Trump has threatened to slap tariffs on virtually all Chinese goods if China does not back down.
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They had to fight — they had a slap boxin' in the middle of the street over that.
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Smith stopped Eberle's redirection of Boychuk's slap-pass, but Eberle grabbed the rebound and hit the mark.
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Or just take a camera crew around Atlantic City, and slap Trump's name on what you find.
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"It's definitely a slap in the face," former Army Specialist Jonathan Morita said in a phone interview.
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He worries other countries would slap high tariffs on British exports, forcing down what farmers are paid.
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"You don't just slap hair on a giant pumpkin, you have to strategically place it," Paras said.
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And just this November, Tide unveiled its detergent box that made everyone want to slap the bag.
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Melo comes across-court to slap a lofted ball that was about to jump over his head.
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Slap it on once a week and leave it for 20 minutes before rinsing with lukewarm water.
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Last month, Trump threatened to slap 5% tariffs on all Mexican imports before deciding against the move.
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"(Companies) just can't slap a program on it, so that requires leadership and management, particularly middle management."
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Rose gold as a shade existed before tech companies like Apple decided to slap it on everything.
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Brush my teeth, slap on some CC cream and mascara, get my lunch together, and head out.
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That&aposs quite a slap in the face of the number one super power in the world.
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A trade conflict between Washington and Beijing has escalated as the countries slap mounting tariffs on imports.
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Remember President Donald Trump's threat to slap a tariff on every product the U.S. imports from Mexico?
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Seabrook finished the scoring with 1:05 to go on a slap shot from the right circle.
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But Trump loves to slap down anything he considers to be a pre-packaged, poll-tested line.
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That, say watchers in Whitehall, was a slap in the face of both Britain and the Commonwealth.
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"People basically get a slap on the wrist" for trafficking pangolin under current regulations, Knights told me.
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There's also plans to slap the "Kylie Baby" name on strollers, children's car seats and diaper bags.
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The social media clip features the movie's iconic "slap scene" with Lee Bryant as a terrified Mrs.
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He said he would slap taxes on the company's air conditioners shipped back into the United States.
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You could slap the Ghosbusters logo on just about anything and watch it fly off the shelves.
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Finally, when she refuses to have sex with him, he delivers a sharp slap across her face.
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Something slimed and dark started unfolding itself, then dropped to the paving with a thick wet slap.
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"I would like to apologize to everyone, but we were not fighting, just slap boxing," Fournette tweeted.
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Are there times where I feel tempted to slap some braids in or throw on a wig?
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The biggest barrier to shopping ethically is the sheer number of labels people slap on different products.
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North Korea nuclear test 'slap in the face' for China What should the world do about this?
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"I think it's hard to slap labels on any parents because it's just so tricky," she explains.
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The FTC could slap Facebook with fines of up to $40,000 per violation of the consent decree.
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Okay, now that that's out of the way, someone needs to slap some sense into these fools!
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There are even claims that some Spanish winemakers fraudulently slap their bottles with "Made in France" labels.
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The more people know about the process, the easier it is to slap down accusations of malpractice.
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Trump promised to designate China as a currency manipulator and to slap Chinese imports with hefty tariffs.
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So, can the United States slap tariffs on auto imports under its recently concluded Section 232 investigation?
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The deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will not accept it.
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Also, it seems they put chalk on their hands to… better show the slap power, I guess?
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Landry then snaps his arm at her and it LOOKS like he was trying to slap her.
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The slap, the stunned reaction, and Greenleaf's extreme embarrassment — it's all here in its pure comedic glory.
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It's a ritualistic slap of the fraternity paddle as, mixed metaphorically speaking, the safe college bubble bursts.
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Trump has warned China that the U.S. may slap a tax on Chinese goods coming into America.
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That prompted the cops to order him out of the car and then slap on the cuffs.
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Saudi Arabia returned the slap, summoning the Iranian ambassador in Riyadh to vehemently object to Iran's condemnation.
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Bull Durham, Bad News Bears, Slap Shot come to mind, but on the whole, not a lot.
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One could argue that CHF 20,000 (approximately $19,500 U.S. dollars) is a mere slap on the wrist.
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These latest shots come on the heels of Floyd saying he'd "slap the s***" out of McGregor.
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They can't just easily recycle an existing post, slap on an image and call it a day.
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The Australian writer Christos Tsiolkas, author of The Slap, wrote a compelling essay about the Internet zeitgeist.
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The Edible Spoon Maker will fit right in there with your butter cutter and your Slap-Chop.
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He proved the bass slap could be a lead weapon, as dynamic as the electric guitar wail.
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Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, promises to slap prohibitive tariffs on imports from China and Mexico.
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When a teammate excels on the field of play, you'd be remiss not to slap dat ass.
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For reference: here's Amy's "Slap Chef" sketch, and here's Kathleen Madigan's bit on the same general topic.
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In a retaliatory move, China later announced it would slap $50 billion in tariffs on U.S. goods.
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How many can be added by threatening to slap anti-dumping tariffs on imports of Chinese steel?
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Notice how the slap, being longer and tighter than a right hook, sneaks through and stings Lawler.
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Guitars were treated with overloaded distortion and McCartney's vocals were further drenched in live slap-back echo.
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Only a little tire slap on grumbly pavement detracts, but even it is mostly kept in check.
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The Biebs also wants to lock up the rights to slap "R&Bieber" on merch and film.
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In November, the Commerce Department issued a final determination to slap hefty tariffs on exports from Canada.
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But his suspension of 30 hours is a slap in the face to justice in this country.
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Biega broke a 1-1 tie as his fluttering slap shot sailed over Ducks goaltender John Gibson.
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Gentle in person, he is eager to slap hands and backs in the locker room or elsewhere.
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Baseball has generally moved away from slap hitters and toward an emphasis on power above all else.
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These polls were all conducted before his most recent shrill, sexist slap or his latest CNN pummeling.
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But the priciest lawyers that money could buy,Got him off with a slap on the wrist.
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It followed the Trump administration's threaten to slap tariffs on Chinese products including consumer electronics and robotics.
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"That's a slap in the face of the institution; it's saying we don't care," Mr. Irminger said.
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Repealing the Clean Water Rule is a shortsighted slap in the face to communities throughout the country.
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"Some clients slap it on their wrist immediately; others will put it in a safe," Stephen said.
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SLAP SHOTS Dallas defenseman John Klingberg left in the first period because of a lower-body injury.
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Personally, I have never liked watches or really anything on my wrist except for a slap bracelet.
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" The ad showed pictures of Rihanna and Brown with the captions "Slap Rihanna" and "Punch Chris Brown.
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Thankfully, all that happens next is a jotting down of names and a slap on the wrist.
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I've been known to slap my boyfriend's hand away when he tried helping himself to a cup.
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When it starts it sounds like a slap bass line, and then it starts to pitch bend.
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Clearly, Maher done fucked up and shit like this cannot just get a slap on the wrist.
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Spitting is the worst thing you can do to someone - open hand slap at a close second.
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How that passes constitutional muster is beyond comprehension, and Gorsuch appears poised to slap the law down.
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Germans wade into battle with American M1 rifles, British medics slap fresh magazines into their Maschinenpistole 40s.
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The band self-released their final album Slap Happy in 1999 after being dropped by Slash records.
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And Trump even signed the CD, naturally, since the guy loves to slap his name on things.
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David Moyes tells a female reporter she 'might get a slap' over her questioning in an interview.
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Boo relents, but decides to slap Abe in the face and remind him of what she thinks.
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But it can never replace the unadulterated charm and unexpected slap of the Wii Shop Channel's music.
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"I think the plea is a slap in the face," said Vickery Blackney Whigham, the victim's mother.
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We don't slap the Industrious logo all over everything, so that your company's brand can shine through.
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I've got the same engineer, called Slap Dre or Dre on the Boards, shout out to him.
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Legislation that would slap new financial penalties on Russia is running into a familiar obstacle: congressional inertia.
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In the video, a man scales a short barrier before giving a loud slap to one hippo.
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The administration has until tomorrow to decide whether to slap import tariffs on cars and auto parts.
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I decided not to slap her, since she had asked me several times not to touch her.
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The Asian nation then said it would slap retaliatory tariffs on $34 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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This was a protest against our culture, and a slap in the face to his fellow employees.
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Representative Barbara Lee, Democrat of California, called the budget a "slap in the face" for minority students.
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The new order has already been used to slap sanctions on multiple individuals and entities, Mnuchin said.
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After you've got those images set up, just slap on whatever esoteric argument you want, and voila!
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Several hours in, in an intimate circle, I revealed my secret desire to slap a white woman.
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But many feel it's a "slap in the face" that they're not fully getting rid of it.
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Then Anderson clowned on Johnson once again with nearly the exact same slap and dunked it himself.
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Should Slap Shot and Goon stand as the best of the best if they reinforce hockey's monoculture?
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"Six or seven people would walk on my hands, hit my legs, slap my face," he says.
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Actually, the team will hate me for saying it was straightforward—they'll slap me for saying that.
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Without the rumpus of an internal combustion engine, wind roar and tire slap sound all the louder.
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Gary Cohn quit when he learned of Trump's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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It also allows the United States to slap sanctions on anyone violating the human rights of Hongkongers.
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It was a clear slap in the face to those of us who put ourselves out there.
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The U.S. will likely slap more tariffs on China, and China will try to respond in kind.
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Walker stepped into a slap shot from the top of the right circle for his third goal.
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This was a protest against our culture, and a slap in the face to his fellow employees.
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Members of Congress have encouraged the US to slap more sanctions on North Korea in recent weeks.
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He said he would slap taxes on the company's air conditioners shipped back to the United States.
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Sweeping in at the last minute is a slap in the face to the local Democratic volunteers.
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"There is a bipartisan bill before this very committee to slap Saudi Arabia with sanctions," Raju said.
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"He wound up for a slap shot and it was kind of a delayed shot," Pickard said.
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No. Slap on 30 percent tariffs, and after a few years those national industries would separate again.
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Within minutes, he would slap his knees and tell me he had a party to go to.
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They slap reflectors on their clothes, install lights on their bikes, and put on neon yellow vests.
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The mother of Schoettle's victim called his pardon a "slap in the face," CNN affiliate WCPO reported.
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It's kind of a slap in the face for an issue that we're facing in the community.
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He also spent six weeks in a coma after a slap shot to the face in Detroit.
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You can tell someone, 'You're such a spotlight hog!' and they kind of want to slap you.
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Last month, Trump threatened to slap "large sanctions" on the country if it refuses to free Brunson.
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Political commentator Kelly Cohen said that the surprise, wet slap reminded her of the unforgiving news cycle.
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I gave it an annoyed slap on a rear window while saying words too choice to repeat.
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Couture's slap shot narrowed San Jose's deficit to 5-2 at 13:20083 of the third period.
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Users just slap a Humm strip onto their forehead and leave it on for about 30 minutes.
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Instead, he was given an effective slap on the wrist by a small fraction of Republican lawmakers.
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"The interesting thing was putting the characters, slap bang, in the middle of a relationship," Horgan says.
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If an investigation finds that practices do so, Trump could slap tariffs on various imports from Europe.
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He had, earlier in the day, also threatened to slap tariffs on France and the European Union.
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The slap is one of the best feelings in the world, at least to crossword puzzle solvers.
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On another, I watched an unhinged passenger slap a pregnant mother because her baby wouldn't stop crying.
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But fundamentally this was little but a symbolic slap on the wrist, quickly undone by presidential veto.
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President Donald Trump told reporters today that America imminently plans to slap more sanctions on North Korea.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of the Palestinian Authority, called the US decision "the slap of the century."
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"That election was a real slap in the face to a lot of us," she told Bloomberg.
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When I was younger, I thought it was okay to slap any random girl on the ass.
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It looks like she now plans to slap her backwards name on a variety of beauty products.
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THOMAS: The slap countdown and the cut-out turkey hands and all the sort of accoutrement we had Marshall do around the slap, it all boils down to one of our favorite things in comedy, which is working really, really, really hard on something really, really, really dumb.
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However, Cook said the company was evaluating a proposal to slap tariffs on $303 billion worth of Chinese goods -- this proposal (which was enacted in September 2018 by Trump) came after the U.S. decided to slap a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion in Chinese goods in June 2018.
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The Trump administration also threatened to slap tariffs on all imports coming from Mexico, adding to those concerns.
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The sell-off deepened on Friday after Trump threatened to slap a 5% tariff on all Mexican imports.
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"My mother used to slap me on the back, scream at me, to stand up straight," she said.
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Bolen tells Shipman he was jaywalking, and then threatens to arrest him and slap him with a fine.
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Or, slap AR on the side of a product and bask in the AR buzz from tech publications.
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But, if you're gonna come and piss in my backyard, you might get a slap in the head.
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It's also possible that tech firms get away with a slap on the wrist — such as large fines.
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MATT KUHN (Writer): The studios at the network were not excited about the slap bet as an idea.
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From slap puns to turkey-handprint decorations to an online countdown clock, Marshall tortured Barney throughout the episode.
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Trump's threat to slap a 35% US import tariff on German cars will have sent alarm bells ringing.
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She ended up with life-threatening injuries — and Blaine got a slap on the wrist from the law.
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To me this is what separates the good dishes from the truly slap-yourself-on-the-forehead ones.
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Raposa: Testicular fortitude, ass-slap-to-hot-foot ratios, sunflower seed shell exit velocities, things of that nature.
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And what seems to be so important that he had to slap a disclaimer on the whole conversation?
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He called it "face-slap palinka" for its tendency to jolt your body once you toss it back.
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"At times, Robert Kelly would spit on her, slap her in the face and choke her," prosecutors wrote.
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After that players can slap stickers on the outside, color them in, or punch holes in weird places.
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If you want to avoid a verbal slap or a reminder of our impending mortality, keep it light.
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Trump unsettled the European Union last year when he decided to slap tariffs on European steel and aluminum.
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Corbett told the Post that she did slap Sorensen, but that the violence did not escalate beyond that.
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Anyone can now affordably slap a chip, accelerometer, gyroscope, and 3D-printed shell together to build something smart.
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For that reason, Trump's pardon of Arpaio was a slap in the face, the 15-year-old said.
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"To hear this is just another slap in the face," DPS parent John Wills told CNN affiliate WDIV.
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According to the Daily News, authorities are now deciding if they'll slap Cardoso with stalking or harassment charges.
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We can slap on sanctions alone, on day one, but it's not gonna be anywhere near as effective.
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The Trump administration is gearing up to slap new tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of Chinese imports.
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Michelle and Pam would kick him and shake him or slap his face to get him breathing again.
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The button is big and chunky and incredibly satisfying to slap in the midst of a heated match.
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"That's like a slap in the face from her and from Garrett," the import/export manager, 24, says.
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Trump shook the European Union last year when he decided to slap tariffs on European steel and aluminium.
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Though Trisha Yearwood has mastered the vocal slap shot, she isn't exactly a pro in the hockey rink.
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Lazy Jar won't reward you with cash payouts, it will simply slap your wrist when you screw up.
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