Let's call this The Pelosi Shutdown, or The Pelosi Snub, or The Pelosi Snub-down.
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Asked by a reporter about Crawford's Oscar snub, she replies, "Define 'snub,'" an acid-sweet lemon drop of a line.
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But even if that tangled web is a good enough excuse for the show's snub, the snub of Harrison has no explanation.
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Snub: Perhaps the biggest snub of the morning came when Cooper did not receive a best director nomination for his work on the latest A Star is Born remake.
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When the musical "Victor/Victoria" earned only a single Tony Award nomination in 1996, for best actress in a musical, its star, Julie Andrews, met the snub with a snub.
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SNUB — The supporting cast of "Barry" deserved some love.
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People are stamping their feet about USC's snub in particular—they're considered to be an historically bad snub—and their weak consolation prize was being invited to the National Invitation Tournament. Whoopee-doo.
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Perceived 'snub' Even before Thursday's revelations, Trudeau's week-long trip has generated negative press, due in part to his perceived "snub" by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who he has yet to meet.
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Headlines Peers censure David Davis over Lords Brexit snub on.ft.
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When Taylor got word of the snub ... he wasn't happy.
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Despite the initial snub, Campana is rooting for Novartis' drug.
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No. 6 Southern Methodist Another small conference team, another snub.
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It's as if they saw the snub from Chucky coming.
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James Franco isn't letting his Oscar snub keep him down.
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"Some said it was a snub to Britain," Johnson writes.
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SNUB: Rhea Seehorn wasn't nominated (again) for "Better Call Saul."
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SNUB: Hulu's "The Act" wasn't nominated for best limited series.
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SNUB: "Glow" lost out on a best comedy series nomination.
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"Some said it was a snub to Britain," Johson writes.
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Italy's potential snub to Europe would be much more severe.
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But it's possible a snub could have the opposite effect.
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To be free thus meant to snub their seduction (cool).
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Is there a particularly famous Worst Picture win or snub?
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GANZ I suspect the Grammys will regret the Taylor snub.
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No company can afford to snub the large American market.
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The snub proved to be a turning point for him.
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The snub left her to focus on her fall race.
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Disrespected and discounted, the Golden Knights coalesced around that snub.
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But he hasn't responded to Princess Anne's outright snub yet.
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It was a move that many saw as a snub.
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The announcement could be interpreted as a snub of Rep.
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This is, nevertheless, a really weird time to snub Android Wear.
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It's a snub Ray J still hasn't been able to shake.
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Jennifer Lopez didn't seem bothered by her Oscars snub on Sunday.
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Snub: Crazy Rich Asians didn't get any love from the Academy.
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What was supposed to be an honorarium felt like another snub.
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This is a snub that stings in more ways than one.
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Environmentalists and climate experts also took note of the debate snub.
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Chief Executive Haydn Mursell had quit after the share sale snub.
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The one big snub, of course, is for Coogler as director.
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That would, however, be a significant snub to a NATO ally.
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Besides this, antitrust gerrymandering is a convenient way to snub data.
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Trump's handshake with Obama, Michelle's expression, and a slight Clinton snub?
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The people in power scorn, snub, or completely disregard the others.
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Without making a direct snub, they went for the edgier material.
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Snub: 'Veep' "Veep" didn't pick up a single nomination this year.
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Trump's snub Most notably, the President delivered a calculated snub to opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn -- refusing to meet a man who lambasted him at a rally at the same time as he was meeting May.
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Others compared Trump's memorial snub to the National Football League's kneeling protests.
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"It's a snub," Jorge Castaneda, a Mexican former foreign minister, told Reuters.
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That includes a 22016 percent slide following the snub from S&P.
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Gun control advocacy groups cheered Tuesday's snub of the waiting period case.
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This year's winner is a portrait of two golden snub-nosed monkeys.
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EVEN some of Bashar al-Assad's staunchest opponents cringed at the snub.
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The pseudo-snub is a dramatic break from the Obama administration, too.
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Chairman Keith Spence's snub of Harbour's final $10.8 billion bid seems optimistic.
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Marilla is cut out of the PMSC, and the snub clearly stings.
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Julia Roberts hilariously reacted to the news of her 2019 Emmys snub.
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Musk has acknowledged that it was "foolish" of him to snub analysts.
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Gyllenhaal is another almost unbelievable snub in the Sexiest Man Alive canon.
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The snub seemed to convince Boyaco that their relationship was worth cultivating.
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SNUB — What does Sandra Oh have to do to win an Emmy?
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But the biggest snub of all was not of a Hollywood production.
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Some saw this as a snub to U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
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Regardless, his snub makes for one less awkward moment at the ceremony.
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When asked about the2019 incident, Pelosi reportedly denied it was a snub.
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But both CNN and Fox News interpreted the encounter as a snub.
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In truth, the snub owed as much to shame as to snobbery.
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"Will I Ever Get Over J.Lo's Oscar Snub?" asked the Daily Beast.
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Personally, I think this is the biggest snub of the 2020 Oscars.
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You would never snub a colleague trying to strike up a conversation.
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That's a big reason why this snub is all the more shocking.
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Bercow sparks a heated debate Bercow's extraordinary snub drew a swift reaction.
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Dogs, especially snub-nosed breeds prone to breathing problems, can easily overheat outside.
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Look for that to change come Oscar time — otherwise, that's a big snub.
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Trump appeared to snub Pelosi when she reached out to shake his hand.
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We're sure their good friend Bey will forgive them for this egregious snub.
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Seeing this snub begs the age-old question: Do teens' tastes even matter?
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His snub no doubt came as a shock to his passionate fan base.
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Girls threw their bras at him, adoring his snub nose and platinum hair.
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And the Palestinians got to snub an administration they now see as biased.
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So another Facebook snub seems the most likely response to the latest summons.
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And with Tuesday's snub of international lawmakers, Facebook continues like it did before.
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Which is why USC's snub, after a 24.5-1003 season, was so confounding.
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Opposition leader Isaac Herzog called the snub a "spectacular own goal" by Revev.
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In fact, the snub is the latest inflicted on his long-suffering spokesman.
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The president's endorsement of Kobach was seen as a snub to incumbent Gov.
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"Trump's G20 walkout is yet another snub to US-Africa relations" https://t.
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Right after being left out, Lillard released a rap track referencing the snub.
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" The Root had a lot of fun with what it called a "snub.
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Lillard has plenty of it, including the All-Star snub — a gross oversight.
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Wolfe wonders if the snub has something to do with stunt work's origins.
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But perhaps no snub has angered Twitter more than Jennifer Lopez in Hustlers.
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You'd think the Grammys would know better by now than to snub Beyoncé.
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The snub was met with surprise and disappointment by some on social media.
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"Trump's G2628 walkout is yet another snub to US-Africa relations" https://t.
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Fans joked that her pole dancing routine was revenge for her Oscars snub.
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In terms of Greta [Gerwig's Oscar snub], I'm happy that everybody is upset.
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As the footage spread, many interpreted the interaction as a snub by Charles.
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One farmer's long quest for a solution ended with a snub-nosed revolver.
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Tillerson was polite about the snub, but he told colleagues it was inappropriate.
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Mark Warner, D-Va, told CNBC Wednesday, regarding Google's snub of the hearings.
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And a bride in India can snub her Indian-American husband-to-be.
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When Kotb asked what they thought about Gerwig's snub, the cast reacted honestly.
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Trump was reportedly livid but tried to play off Cruz's snub as NBD.
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"I wear it as a badge of honor," he said of the snub.
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In what some interpreted as a snub, the list does not include Sen.
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The move would be the Trump administration&aposs latest snub of the international community.
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Now everyone can snub Congress, because Jeff Sessions refused to see the bigger picture.
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And, with all year-end lists, we have to ask ... who did Obama snub?
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In that light, Lyft's statement reads as a bit of a snub to Cruise.
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Tuesday's snub arrives after multiple women came forward to accuse him of sexual harassment.
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Tuesday's snub arrives after multiple women came forward to accuse him of sexual harassment.
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The fact that this is a repeated snub makes the situation even more absurd.
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Which is why the Grammy's Rihanna snub is like a slap in the face.
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It was the latest snub for Spicer, who was repeatedly undermined by the President.
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The decision to not send one this year could be seen as a snub.
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He turned that snub into fuel for the best season of his young career.
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So Americans seem to have singled out the citrus fruit for a special snub.
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The White House did not reply to a request for comment about the snub.
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It was a pointed snub on the eve of Mr. Trump's formal acceptance speech.
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Feingold on Monday reportedly called it an "unprecedented" snub of a Republican presidential nominee.
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The parking lot was full of snub-nosed Vanagons in various states of disrepair.
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Still, she carefully declined to cast it as a snub from the Trump administration.
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While Giovinco had shrugged off the snub, his coach, Greg Vanney, called it ridiculous.
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Doctors and hospitals could snub the new plan, declining to participate in the network.
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Out of the blackness of the deep, deep ocean comes a snub-nosed creature.
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Perhaps it was an intentional snub and Warren didn't want to shake his hand.
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Many of the city's Jewish leaders, for instance, embraced his snub of Mr. Arafat.
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Kasich acknowledged his Trump convention snub has created some awkwardness for state party officials.
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He plans to boycott the December reception at the White House, a rare snub.
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He was short and solidly built, with a snub nose and a gruff manner.
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Russia's decision to welcome Mr. Bashir in August is another snub for the court.
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On the snub front, The Farewell was totally shut out, as was Uncut Gems.
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Its residents are comfortable using new technology and sharing data, and often snub cash.
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We cannot be definitive that this a snub or that it is on purpose.
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Families thanked at all four will most likely get over their nationally televised snub.
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Worst-case scenario: Slighted senators take the snub out on Google down the road.
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Most recently, Trump canceled his visit to Lima, Peru, for the tri-annual Summit of the Americas attended by regional presidents, citing the need to respond to chemical weapons attacks by Syria's Assad — an understandable excuse, but a snub is a snub.
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As viewers we're forced to painfully watch Drewski snub Bianca while she carries on obliviously.
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The Sanders campaign didn't immediately respond to a request for comment on the alleged snub.
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San Diego and Monmouth—despite their smarmy-ass bench—obviously are sitting in snub-ville.
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This isn't a snub article; we're not suggesting that someone be bumped instead of Turner.
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Snub: Emily Blunt failed to score a nomination — and she had two movies in contention!
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The snub, according to a recent interview with the Guardian, didn't go unnoticed by Sharman.
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Watch Driver talk about the snub, and her acknowledgment that "hotness is a perception," below.
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The snub has left VMA executive producers Jesse Ignjatovic and Bruce Gillmer scratching their heads.
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Why snub Cape Canaveral in Florida, which is traditionally the launch site for interplanetary missions?
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Despite the snub, Stumia told the BBC that he was fully standing by his tirade.
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I can remember that it was a little snub-nosed revolver, a brushed-steel frame.
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Taylor The most controversial thing Thomas ever did was snub the Home Improvement series finale.
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Eastwood -- an Academy stalwart -- isn't buying into the protests over the so-called black snub.
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Perry on Thursday said Trump's campaign must have anticipated Cruz's snub before the awkward encounter.
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Microsoft isn't impressed with Google's obvious snub of the Windows Store, and it's taking action.
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It was a pointed snub on the eve of Mr. Trump's formal acceptance speech. 25.
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"I am tempted to snub you," he wrote later on WhatsApp, for no apparent reason.
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Widening the nostrils of snub-nosed dogs (like the genetically challenged pug) can improve respiration.
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A perceived slight, an observed snub, a discerning sense that one's allies have been disrespected.
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Countries that snub us, violate the laws and lack respect for Italy and the Italians.
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Mr. Cuomo's state tour was a departure from tradition and seemingly a snub of lawmakers.
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At Vhernier, artisans craft every model by hand, but the company does not snub technology.
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Fans joked that her seductive moment during the halftime show was revenge for her snub.
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I broke down this Royal Snub That Wasn't in an earlier edition of this newsletter.
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Switzerland's Office of the Attorney General on Friday demanded a written explanation for the snub.
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Bulls C and All-Star snub Pau Gasol has recorded four straight double-doubles. 3.
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The heaviness — a snub of a worthy candidate because of claims by Canseco — never happened.
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The nightmare-inducing image features a ghastly man with red eyes totting a snub-nosed revolver.
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The reports of Trump's snub stem from tweets sent from fashion editors and writers in attendance.
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Iran summoned South Korea's ambassador to Tehran to the Foreign Ministry, to explain the phone snub.
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Well, Saudi Arabia's King Salman didn't meet him at the airport (considered a snub by many).
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Reynolds' tweets about Lively are hilariously meant to snub her, but always in laughably good fun.
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Before Trump began his speech, Trump appeared to snub the Speaker by not shaking her hand.
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O'Shea Jackson also made the cut ... interesting since the "Straight Outta Compton" snub ignited the controversy.
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Many Twitter users pointed this out, as well as the obvious, stinging snub for Lego Batman.
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Yet, the snub-nosed monkey above and 37 other similar species just got their genomes sequenced.
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Another major snub was Sam Elliot failing to score a nod for A Star Is Born.
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SNUB: I, Tonya left out of Best Picture Count this as another blow for Tonya Harding.
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Without any attachments the dryer is arrestingly snub-nosed, with the silhouette of a rubber mallet.
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The presidential snub raised fresh questions Thursday about Spicer's standing as the chief White House spokesman.
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One of her primary points of contention was the video's snub in the Best Choreography category.
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The group characterized Clinton's refusal as a snub, and Canterbury referenced it in his statement Friday.
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It was Morris's ninth goal of the season, and his fifth since the Copa América snub.
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SNUB — The "Barry" episode "ronny/lily" deserved the win for best directing for a comedy series.
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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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Earlier this month, the Best Actor nominee admitted he was "embarrassed" for his Best Director snub.
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Some China experts interpreted it as a snub of a departing leader by a rising power.
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One was a Glock something, and the other—the nicer-looking one—was a snub-nosed .
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But the snub at this year's iftar dinner was "a double-edged sword," Mr. Hooper said.
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Here was a celebrity artist who seemed to snub French horticulture in favor of Oriental traditions.
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Despite the overwhelming evidence that nothing shady happened, people seem to believe in this "snub" anyway.
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The documentary category always gives us a snub or two, and this year was no different.
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But even so, Awkwafina's snub is particularly disappointing — though not surprising — given the Academy's track record.
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The boy, who has a snub nose and wondering hazel eyes, is not at all afraid.
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SNUB FX's "Atlanta" drew expected nominations for comedy series and for Donald Glover as lead actor.
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This was a snub to the FCC, which had dismissed the company's application a month before.
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Commentators regarded the decision as a deliberate snub of Netflix, which had pushed aggressively for "Roma.".
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And, no, Hulu didn't pick it up as some sort of snub to the current White House.
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Some see the move as a snub – a direct response to the U.S. missile attacks last Thursday.
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The response caused much ado among court-watchers, who wondered how Sullivan might react to the snub.
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It's interesting ... Angie says she was at the ceremony in the audience and still got the snub.
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Those aren't skills to snub your nose at, especially when it comes to schmoozing with foreign leaders.
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" Some even made memes of Ronan's snub, using screen grabs from a moving scene in "Little Women.
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He stayed in his hotel room, and criticized the snub in an interview with The Financial Times.
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It took 30 years, but the acting snub happened again for 1988's winner, "The Last Emperor."
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Despite the snub, many believed that Grande was going to perform at the annual music award show.
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Snub: Though not typically a controversial category, the Academy noticeably left out Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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But no matter its wisdom, the snub of Trump is sure to be a career-defining moment.
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Trump didn't want Cruz's endorsement, anyway Asked about the snub, Trump said he didn't want it, anyway.
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And Amazon's snub of Detroit and Phoenix are another sign of the growing importance of such infrastructure.
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Image: Tim FlachEndangered tells the story of the Yunnan snub-nosed monkey's biggest fan, filmmaker Xi Zhinong.
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McCourty and Bennett earlier this week cited political differences with Trump as the reason for their snub.
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Many Tea Partiers and even members of Cruz's own inner circle are very upset with his snub.
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It represents a rare snub in the 39-year history of the traditionally nonpartisan Kennedy Center Honors.
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This snub from Beirut convinced them that thanks to Hezbollah's rise, Lebanon was now in Tehran's pocket.
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Iran had summoned South Korea's ambassador to Tehran to the Foreign Ministry, to explain the apparent snub.
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The snub is just the latest irritant in US-EU relations since the Trump administration took office.
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The snub riled Banks so much that he decided to increase his donation to a million pounds.
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Dagmar saw the man's gun — the snub-nosed Colt — and a shiver of fear ran through her.
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I don't know if that's a snub, or just further proof we live in a fallen world.
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That perceived snub provided ample motivation, he said, but not as much as an act of kindness.
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After the handshake snub and speech-ripping moments went viral online, both sides sought to take advantage.
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The other was wildly firing a snub-nosed revolver as officers chased him down an empty street.
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In the Eastern Conference, the clearest snub was the exclusion of the excellent Sixers rookie, Joel Embiid.
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Guaido's envoy, Maria Teresa Belandria, played down the idea that the snub reflected skepticism from Bolsonaro's government.
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According to the Qantas website, snub-nosed breeds are not permitted on flights longer than 5 hours.
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Following the Grammys snub, many anticipated social media to erupt with protests and fire from BTS ARMY.
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"The absence of Lupita Nyong'o for Us is just astounding," one fan tweeted of the surprising snub.
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The snub came a day after Mr. Erdogan commended President Trump's decision to pull out of Syria.
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Earnest's remarks are the Obama administration's first response to the snub by congressional budget leaders on Thursday.
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Instead, they arrived Thursday in France, in what some saw as a snub to the United States.
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He was deserving of that honor, but Spike's snub helped "Boyz N the Hood" over the top.
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The U.S. president's supporters said it was an insult to snub the leader of Britain's closest ally.
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The biggest unanswered question, though, is whether Masayoshi Son, the leader of SoftBank, will snub the event.
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Endangered nonhuman primates include, clockwise from top center, the black and white snub-nosed monkey (Credit: Paul Garber); the ring-tailed lemur (Credit: Matthias Appel); the golden snub-nosed monkey (Credit: Paul Garber); the mountain gorilla (Credit: Ruggiero Richard); and the northern white-cheeked gibbon (Credit: Fan Peng-Fei).
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It's tough to blame Young Michael for getting upset, but he's a little too pissy about the snub.
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Tawil sees Trump's snub as a shame most of all because he has a vision for the Republicans.
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The film also marks his final acting performance before his retirement, making the snub sting all the more.
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The timing of this snub is prompting many to ask: Does this have anything to do with Drake?
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France&aposs World Cup victory celebrated in US and around the world THE SWAMP California Dems snub Sen.
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It also includes a snub by a UN aviation agency from inviting Taiwan to a meeting in September.
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I reached out to Raya for comment on this alleged snub, and will update if I hear back.
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See below for an array of toe-curling moments, including Obama's unfortunate snub of the Irish Prime Minister.
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This is everyone's favorite snub pick, as the Badgers were expected to be a 6-or-7-seed.
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Between Sanders' restaurant snub — which followed several other administration figures being accosted while dining out — and Democratic Rep.
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If the administration officials choose to snub them once again, the Democratic-controlled panel may escalate their inquiry.
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Fans turned on the Fifth Harmony member last week due to an alleged snub of bandmate Camila Cabello.
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SNUB: The Post's Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks left out But it wasn't all great for The Post.
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"My father is very upset about his snub, by the way," Ansari joked, and honestly, so are we.
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Unlike Carlos Santana and much of the internet, the 35-year-old hasn't really commented on the snub.
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The result is the All-Snub team: four guards, six players in the frontcourt, and two wild cards.
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And maybe the PHWA chapters in Buffalo and Nashville will hold Vesey's snub of those cities against him.
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Responding to the latest snub, DCMS chair Damian Collins expressed disappointment and vowed to keep up the pressure.
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" In a now-deleted tweet, Hudson responded to someone who called her lack of recognition the "ultimate snub.
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Mr. McCain even declined to attend the Republican National Convention, in an obvious snub to his party's nominee.
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The Americans were excluded, and while the State Department insisted this was not a snub, it obviously was.
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She did not enlist the president's help in her campaign, which he seemed to interpret as a snub.
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Trump also relished leaving the summit early — snub to Trudeau, who Trump said had treated him with disrespect.
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But analysts said he could not afford to snub the president, given Mr. Trump's enduring popularity in Israel.
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Former Obama aides like Tommy Vietor haven't forgotten that snub in calling out Bloomberg's messaging in recent days.
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Was "Odelay's" egregious snub the reason why Beck has gone on to win Grammy Awards for inferior projects?
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The snub was hard for him to bear, and he accepted the appointment only after much internal struggle.
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The paper of record just delivered a major snub to millions of graphic novel, comics and manga readers.
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He could also simply sit that election out, which would be almost as serious a snub to McConnell.
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"Watchmen&aposs" snub is even more perplexing when you consider what was nominated for best drama series instead.
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Zendaya&aposs fans are already up in arms about the perceived snub, expressing their disappointment and anger online.
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But inviting the former president would mean inviting the current president too, or else risk an unforgivable snub.
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It not getting a nomination may be the biggest snub in this category since "Hoop Dreams" in 1995.
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It was the snub heard 'round the world, and Egypt's Islam El Shehaby is being sent home for it.
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We can officially get our fresh burgers with a side of fries, a frosty, and an ice cold snub.
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But with the very first award of the evening came the first snub — and it was a big one.
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The sack, a lash of the tongue, a public snub ostentatiously dealt, a flurry of fists; all were possible.
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The "Hustlers" star didn't let a snub from the Academy Awards stop her from having fun on Sunday night.
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The snub has left behind a sour taste for GOP officials who are still aiming for unity this summer.
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I would say Rimbaud if I had the nerve, but he would snub me even in my own fantasy.
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When sovereign governments snub him he must calculate his response according to America's interests, not his own wounded pride.
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As we previously explained, Game of Thrones' no-noms status wasn't a snub, they were simply ineligible this year.
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And in case you're pissed about her Golden Globes snub -- like Jada Pinkett Smith is -- Tiffany says don't be.
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Jordanian officials denied the rapprochement with Qatar amounted to a snub of Saudi Arabia, Amman's traditional, heavyweight Gulf patron.
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Louis, the eldest, could be hot-headed: he once challenged a Rothschild baron to a duel over a snub.
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Two Democratic Pennsylvania lawmakers invited the team to visit the Capitol instead of the White House following Trump's snub.
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But the committee was unhappy with his answers — often, with the lack of them — if not also the snub.
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The real estate tycoon's snub comes just six days before Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses on Feb. 1.
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With all votes counted, Leave was ahead by 52 percent to 48 percent, an enormous snub to Britain's elite.
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SNUB — Julia Louis-Dreyfus didn't win best actress in a comedy, her first loss for her performance in "Veep."
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Mr. Putin's snub was not unexpected, given the rift between Russia and the United States over Syria and Ukraine.
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In reacting to this presidential snub, Cleveland's head of state, King James, provided the best response to all this.
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Many in Argentina have interpreted the pope's apparent snub as a decision to avoid contact with President Mauricio Macri.
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"We want to advance the cause of freedom, not just snub nations that aren't yet wholly free," he said.
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It took a clear-the-air meeting with Girardi the following spring for Ellsbury to get over the snub.
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Dave fans are voicing their anger online, adding hashtags like #boycottrockhall and #robbed to their complaints over the snub.
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The military snub, announced on Wednesday, added to tensions already present over trade and China's relationship with North Korea.
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Earlier in the night, the President appeared to snub the House speaker by ignoring her attempt at a handshake.
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Earlier in the night, the President appeared to snub the House Speaker by ignoring her attempt at a handshake.
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As we drove among the verdant summer pastures, a snub-nosed revolver sat on the dash of Coady's pickup.
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Mediobanca, Italy's top investment bank, did not attend Monday's meetings, having decided to snub the scheme, three sources said.
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Gannett has previously said it may drop its bid if not enough Tribune shareholders snub Tribune's board director slate.
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Snub: Pharrell Williams Mr. Williams didn't just help produce "Hidden Figures," he also wrote songs and music for it.
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With its petite size and dark smudges around its eyes, the snub-nosed vaquita could be in a cartoon.
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It's been nice to see The Americans, once a perpetual Emmy snub waiting to happen, quietly become a nominee.
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They might hear about the budget snub the next time they are pressing for an administration official to turn up.
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Keep an eye out for golden snub-nosed monkeys or even a giant panda hiding between the rhododendron and bamboo.
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It's not clear whether that was an intentional snub, but it was, at best, an awkward start to the night.
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The hosts of Early Start, Christine Romans and Dave Briggs, joked about the simultaneous honor and snub during Thursday's episode.
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The nominations, which come 30 years after Do The Right Thing's snub, has helped resurface reactions to that initial injustice.
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Another major snub was the total shut out of Private Life, the Netflix drama starring Kathryn Hahn and Paul Giamatti.
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With its snub-nosed torpedo shape, their winning design looks a bit like a wingless airplane, at least in renderings.
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In the past the Maldives, with its 400,000 people, would not have dared snub its neighbour of 1.3bn so blatantly.
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Voters may also want to make up for the best director snub by giving her the best adapted screenplay win.
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LeBron James (the MVP of the game in 2003) didn't approve of the snub ... and spoke out on social media.
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Adele's controversial Album Of The Year score at the Grammys had members of the Beyhive fuming over Beyoncé's Lemonade snub.
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SNUB: Tiffany Haddish left out of Best Supporting Actress Looks like you can't have your cake and eat it, too.
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Unfortunately, Trump's snub of America's military fits with a pattern of disrespectful behavior toward our veterans throughout his public life.
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Some of those supporters, while disappointed by her snub, were quick to mention the teenager's impact on the climate debate.
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This seemingly minor difference, however, is a huge snub to Chinese citizens, who view Taiwan as a renegade, breakaway province.
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It's also far from clear whether consumers will generally take to folding phones, or snub them as fiddly and gimmicky.
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Vincenzo Scarpetta, Senior Policy Analyst at Open Europe, told Vice NEWS that the snub had been "embarrassing" for Mr Grillo.
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They have little snub noses, since they lurk in hiding places instead of snuffling after prey for miles like dogs.
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But the real shock – which sent Brent crude down another 20% and further since - was Riyadh's reaction to the snub.
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"I was uninvited," she told Reuters, but went on to dismiss any suggestion the snub reflected diminished support for Guaido.
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Eventually, she invested in low-income real estate, collecting the rent herself, with a snub-nosed pistol in her pocket.
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While "Despacito" lost all three historic Grammy nominations, the sheer outrage inspired by that snub speaks to the song's power.
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On Friday, Trump defended his decision to snub Fox News, one of the most powerful media forces in Republican politics.
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When you're going to snub your corporate and philosophical rival, you might as well do it with a little flair.
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The big question: After last year's apparent snub, will Polish first lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda shake President Donald Trump's hand?
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Another surprising snub: "Call Me by Your Name," which has been considered a strong contender for the best picture Oscar.
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Mr. Sala and other Italian officials said Monday that the decision was not meant as a snub to the Saudis.
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Gaga reacted to the Academy's surprising snub in an interview with the Los Angeles Times soon after learning of her nominations.
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Zhang Hui, handler of three golden snub-nosed monkeys, native to central and southwest China: Q. Tell us about the monkeys.
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They may have acknowledged albums that are relevant now but this particular snub proves they're still missing out in some fields.
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" CALIFORNIA DEMS SNUB FEINSTEIN FOR LONG SHOT RIVAL Fox News: "The California Democratic Party issued a stunning rebuke of U.S. Sen.
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Comey, who was fired by President Donald Trump in May 2017, issued a tweet urging Americans to snub Republicans this November.
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King declined to comment about the snub, telling CNN on Wednesday morning that he had nothing to say about the matter.
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Gendry and Arya are said to resemble Robert and Lyanna, and their own marriage could settle this age-old romantic snub.
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I quickly noted the snub-nose, grill-free front (no motor up there, so no need) and the mostly glass roof.
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The snub is just the latest in years of unfair treatment since the character first appeared in Mario Tennis in 2000.
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In other words, buy a Karma device to snub your nose at the telcos, is the message between the lines here.
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Greek media tied the snub to Kammenos's very public support of a military-to-military relationship between his country and Russia.
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The Tuesday night address began on a fraught note when Trump appeared to snub Pelosi's extended hand before he began speaking.
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" After the snub, she explained the reason she froze up, tweeting, "I was so nervous I froze when Prince touched me!!!!
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Snub: First Man's Claire Foy and Mary Queen of Scots' Margot Robbie were shut out of the best supporting actress race.
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The move was an apparent snub to French President François Hollande, who suggested Moscow was guilty of war crimes in Syria.
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"In diplomacy, it is often wisest deliberately not to notice what otherwise might be, even accurately, considered a snub," he said.
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However, foreign courts are likely to frown on any effort by Mr Maduro to pick and choose which lenders to snub.
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Over the last five years her goal seems to be that she became so good you can't continue to snub her.
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But the two bookends — the snub and the tear — perfectly encapsulate the growing chill that has defined the Trump-Pelosi relationship.
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Bradley Cooper may have a cool exterior, but he's just as bummed about his Best Director Oscars snub as you are.
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His deal with Democrats for a three-month extension to the federal borrowing limit was an astonishing snub to GOP leaders.
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A Mexican drive to save the vaquita marina appears to be failing as the snub-nosed marine mammal hurtles towards extinction.
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That snub encouraged joint working by international parliamentarians over a shared concern that's also a cross-border regulatory and accountability challenge.
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While Thunberg has remained silent about the snub so far, the Nobel Committee's selection has sparked an outcry on social media.
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SENATE DEMS PAN BUDGET SNUB: Senate Democrats are slamming Republicans for the "disrespectful" decision to ignore Obama's final budget request. Sen.
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Some thought she appeared to snub the resolution before it had even appeared during an interview with Politico released Thursday morning.
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Image-conscious government sports officials rushed to apologize formally for the snub and to pose for photographs with the Israeli athletes.
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In fact, Brandon saw the launch as a way to snub his nose at the rest of the skin care industry.
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Tyrese was leaving Katsuya in Hollywood Thursday when our photog asked about the "Straight Outta Compton" snub ... and he waxed poetic.
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But Ms. Trump denied that she was behind the snub at Cafe Milano, an account backed up by the restaurant's owner.
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"We are prepared to support China's choices, if they promote long-term peace and prosperity," Mr. Mattis said, explaining the snub.
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On a recent morning, sitting in his studio in the Hollywood Hills section of Los Angeles, he recalled an amusing snub.
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The snub was announced by the Palestinian foreign minister on Saturday as tensions flared between Israelis and Palestinians over Trump's decision.
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Joaquin Castro (D-Texas), chairman of the CHC Institute, was delivering a speech about why the group decided to snub Trump.
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But the New York business mogul and reality TV star saw Ryan's snub last week as a final act of betrayal.
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The Mk1 will use three Raptor engines initially (and up to six eventually) while the snub-nosed Starhopper used only one.
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After Ben Affleck's best director snub, Oscar voters rallied around him and gave him best picture to make up for it.
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The snub infuriated her aides, who labeled him a "terrorist" and "a bit insufferable" in emails subsequently made public through Wikileaks.
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Vincent appears in three photographs here, first as a snub-nosed boy in profile, then asleep in a pillar of light.
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China's confirmation of the meeting avoids the possibility of a snub to Washington that could have triggered another round of tariffs.
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After some reported cajoling from House Republican leaders Kevin McCarthy and Paul Ryan, Trump ultimately endorsed Roby despite her past snub.
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But he and Silicon Valley's investor community would do more than snub a conference if they cared about Saudi human rights abuses.
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And, just to make everyone happy, perrennial Klinsmann snub Kljestan received an assist—in equal measure—from none other than Christian Pulisic.
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"I would love for the governor to be here," Ingoglia told BuzzFeed News when asked if he was disappointed by Scott's snub.
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Not to mention, most reboots are often positioned for a new, younger audience, which for the original fanbase feels like a snub.
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I take it as a comfort, rather than a snub, that the eggplant emoji does not appear even once on this list.
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It would normally be an unthinkable breach of political etiquette for a local candidate to snub his presidential running mate that way.
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Jorge Guajardo, Mexico's former ambassador to China went on record about how he thinks China's treatment of Obama was a deliberate snub.
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The snub caused a lot of controversy, and Lee says it taught him a crucial lesson about how to value his work.
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After pretty successfully walking along a demarcated line with vision impairing drunk goggles, this 14-year-old girl decides to snub authority.
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Opposition leader Yitzhak Herzog called the snub a "spectacular own goal" by Regev that delivered victory to boycotters of the Jewish State.
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Mr El Shahaby's snub seems mere tokenism compared to the bullets that killed 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics in 1972.
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That represents a snub of Josh Butner, a local school board member once touted as a rising star and A-plus recruit.
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Instead of complaining about his recent All-Star Game snub, Jake Lamb already is making a strong case for next year's squad.
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The snub-nosed vaquita porpoise has all but died out due to gillnet fishing for shrimp and totoaba, a delicacy in Asia.
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If she was trying to make the point that the Tonys tend to snub celebrities, well, she isn't too far off base.
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As the website Latino Rebels has noted, this snub is just the latest in Trump's long list of attacks on our community.
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The singer-songwriter praised fan-voted awards in her acceptance speech, which many believe was a reaction to her recent Grammys snub.
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At least he didn't insult his neighbors, mock foreign powers, snub NATO or plan to build a wall to keep out immigrants.
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The saga of the rice study last spring shows how a snub from USDA can create spillover effects throughout the academic world.
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Still, Hillary Clinton's snub of even moderate evangelicals in the 2016 presidential race squandered many opportunities to cut into Mr. Trump's support.
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"That was my little nod to Hustlers," Lopez said, referencing her powerhouse role (and very rude Oscar snub) in the 2019 film.
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Lennox called her loss a "snub" in a series of emotional tweets, prompting fans to call out Lizzo as an unworthy winner.
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Many viewers on social media — and post-debate analysts — described the moment as a snub, with Warren refusing to shake Sanders's hand.
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Rusty Hicks, the chairman of the state party, derided the choice as "misguided" and a public snub of California and Latino voters.
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When "Argo" did end up winning, conjecture abounded that Mr. Affleck's directorial snub boosted the picture's chances, by making it an underdog.
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He has been an All-Star snub before: He hit 2250 homers before the break in 2400 while with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Now, Barr faces another credibility challenge, driven by his own public dressing down of Trump and the president's unsurprising snub of it.
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Snub of Garland takes the spotlight At times on Monday, it was difficult to remember that Gorsuch was the focus of the hearing.
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ROBY DESPITE 2016 SNUB While Roby's campaign website emphasizes her vision of "putting Alabama first," Bright's makes note of his "America First" policies.
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West has only one Grammy nomination this year — for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical — marking a significant snub for his album ye.
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We're breaking down the big Bachelorette news, plus Solange speaks out after Beyoncè's Grammy's snub Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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He was criticized for skipping last year&aposs Carnival — an almost unthinkable snub in a city where mayors traditionally have opened the celebrations.
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Her actions came after Trump, as he entered the chamber and ascended the dais, appeared to snub Pelosi by ignoring her extended hand.
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Gal Gadot addressed the Oscars snub for her acclaimed debut as the super heroine on Wednesday, a day after the nominations were announced.
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SNUB: The kids of Stranger Things Season 2 of Netflix's sci-fi, coming-of-age story wasn't as huge a hit among critics.
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The Korea Times and Yonhap News suggested on Tuesday that the snub was a sign of intensified anti-Korea sentiment on the mainland.
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This summer, though, he blocked the appointment of several army generals, a snub to the defence minister, who is close to Mr Kaczynski.
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Tweeted on Twitter user: "#Orlando #LGBTQ doesn't appreciate his snub on #Pride I personally feel he used Grief over #Pulse 2push DT's agenda."
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The biggest official snub, however, goes to qiou, a made-up character that is an amalgamation of three others: tu, qiong and chou.
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Washington and some of its NATO allies see the decision as a snub because the weapons cannot be integrated into the alliance's defenses.
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DJ Paul's either not feeling the Oscar snub much of Hollywood is feeling or he just has a funny way of showing it.
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What the Branstad snub means Cruz was in good spirits Tuesday, jokingly asking for tequila as he held court with former Massachusetts Sen.
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SNUB: Travis Scott's Attempt at Grammy Recognition Is Ignored Ironically, Scott constructed his million-selling album Astroworld with the Recording Academy in mind.
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So pivoting to a last minute snub of the EU parliament would be a pretty high stakes game for the company to play.
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For Leah, it's fun and games — lightweight fetishization and a way to snub her parents and the nerdy privileged boys at her school.
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Trump's move to leave the Paris Agreement is perhaps the biggest snub he could deliver to America's European allies short of leaving NATO.
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In a snub to the Americans, they were met by only three of the region's leaders instead of the full group of 10.
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Well, as it is an older siblings' job to humiliate their siblings, the older Affleck did not let the snub get away unpunished.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Cruz Stirs Convention Fury in Pointed Snub of Trump" (front page, July 21): You reap what you sow.
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"This business of Prince Charles and Prince William not being there for the Trump visit was a snub," the source told the paper.
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Ryan, in a May 2016 CNN interview, declined to endorse his party's presumptive nominee, and Trump returned the snub later in the year.
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SoftBank's leadership, including Masayoshi Son, skipped his speaking engagement at the conference in what was seen as a snub of his key benefactor.
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And it is a snub to President Trump, who backed Roy Moore, the Republican candidate, despite accusations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls.
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Banks' snub comes after the communications chief of Vote Leave, which won official designation as the lead Brexit campaign group ahead of Leave.
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Meanwhile, David Lynch's bizarre but periodically transcendent Twin Peaks revival didn't get nominated for jack shit—probably the most glaring snub this year.
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Halsey appears to have referred to her 2020 Grammys snub as she accepted her first-ever American Music Awards win on Sunday night.
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Washington and some of its NATO allies see the move as a snub because the weapons cannot be integrated into the alliance's defenses.
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"I think for him to not take a congratulatory call would in and of itself be considered a snub," Mr. Ryan told reporters.
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One notable Oscar nomination snub this year was Jennifer Lopez, who stole as many scenes as her character did credit cards in "Hustlers."
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It is a snub of President Trump, who backed Roy Moore, the Republican candidate, above, despite accusations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls.
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Early aversion to Mr. Spielberg was rooted in the filmmaker's box office successes, something Mr. Spielberg spoke to in the "Jaws" snub clip.
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Sources close to the production tell TMZ, none of the OG fab 5 cast members were approached, but don't call it a snub.
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It was also a setting for Democrats to revisit their feelings about the snub last year of President Barack Obama's nominee, Judge Merrick Garland.
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Spotlight may be the most notable snub, but Carol and The Big Short were leading the pack at Christmas time, along with The Revenant.
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Steve Bullock, who has currently not qualified for the debates by either committee standard and whose team is the angriest about the possible snub.
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So did the pointed snub of Mitch McConnell by Bobby Rankin, a pallbearer, at Elijah Cummings's funeral (another video I watched more than once).
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The bottom line: U.S. officials won't want the Taliban snub to deter their reconciliation efforts, but it's a reality check that can't be ignored.
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" After the arguments, Mullins told reporters the couple's snub by Phillips made them feel mortified and humiliated, like "second-class citizens in our society.
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The dissolution of Bieber and Mayweather's relationship is said to have started like many other ruined friendships before it, with a social-media snub.
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Poroshenko said he didn't take the lack of a meeting with Trump as a snub, citing bipartisan support in for his country in Congress.
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There were protests and clashes between Democratic and Republican senators, but it was an odd snub made by Kavanaugh that's getting the most attention.
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If ad breaks are any sign of the future, then Netflix won't be giving up on its movie dreams despite the Best Picture snub.
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After this snub, Markle will hopefully finally take the hint and let Meghan and Harry enjoy the rest of their newlywed days in peace.
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However, the Oscar winner might have a chance if the Television Academy decides to create a category for best reaction to an Emmy snub.
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It was the snub seen around the country — and in Democrats' view, President Donald Trump's State of the Union only went downhill from there.
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John McCain's death — a move that some are considering another snub by President Donald Trump towards the late war hero and longtime politician. Sen.
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After receiving a Golden Globe nomination in 2017 Insecure didn't receive any Emmy nominations that year, which some fans and outlets called a snub.
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" After the arguments, Mullins told reporters the couple's snub by Phillips made them feel mortified and humiliated, like "second-class citizens in our society.
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"Broadly speaking this is a snub to the government in that the closure of Fessenheim is not formally signed and sealed," he told Reuters.
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Don't forget: Vice President Mike Pence led the delegation for the Olympics' opening ceremony with a much-discussed snub of the North Korean delegation.
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Presidential snub The White House Correspondents' Association's annual dinner is tomorrow, and for the second year in a row, President Trump is skipping it.
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Cue the cards When reporters asked Malcolm Jenkins about his team's White House snub, the Philadelphia Eagles player let cue cards do the talking.
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Trump at first did not plan to stop in Rome during his visit to Europe, which some in the Vatican saw as a snub.
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And Feinstein supporters believe that the snub by the state party isn't a big loss, given her decades of experience serving in the Senate.
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Despite her familial connection to Uber's chief legal officer, her campaign didn't snub Lyft, with Uber only making up about 60% of that total.
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The organizers reversed course after Iran summoned South Korea's ambassador to the Foreign Ministry over the apparent snub and demanded an apology from Samsung.
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In turn, EU leaders delivered a snub to Poland's government by steamrolling its objections and reappointing former Polish premier Donald Tusk to chair summits.
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First, such full-frontal nastiness feels like a snub to "Alien," which, with its flurry of sly glimpses, was a triumph of the peekaboo.
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The apparent snub came after a series of scandals about Juan Carlos' private life, including his relationship with German aristocrat Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein.
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It also amounts to a snub of President Trump, who had broken with most of his party and embraced the scandal-scarred Mr. Moore.
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In Britain, the wedding will air on ITV instead of the BBC, considered a snub since the latter network has traditionally broadcast royal weddings.
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The lead-up to the ceremony has been roiled by debate over the nomination snub of "Despacito," which is now YouTube's most watched video.
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WFP's decision to back Warren surprised Sanders's supporters, who considered it a snub given that the party had endorsed the Vermont senator in 2016.
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A negative review in one begot a retaliatory review in another, as well a snub at a party — all very public, especially once Mrs.
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SNUB Breaking through with a drama-series nomination at the Emmys didn't help "The Americans," which was left out of that category once again.
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Still, the move to not send a high-ranking State Department delegation is seen as a snub by some in White House, CNN reported.
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He showed little interest in revisiting what led him to snub the Knicks at that point and instead gazed ahead toward the coming season.
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The show was also atoning for the 2014 snub of Kendrick Lamar, who lost best rap album to Macklemore and Ryan Lewis at the time.
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The lack of a director nomination for Do The Right Thing is considered a snub, as is the film not being nominated for Best Picture.
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In what was widely considered a snub from the president, the The White House's flags returned to full-staff on Monday, two days after Sen.
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It's also a snub to startups Bird and Lime, the two largest shared-scooter operators in the world; each is valued at over $1 billion.
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SNUB: Game of Thrones Sure, it picked up its requisite nomination for best TV series, but none of the HBO fantasy's actors were individually recognized.
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Giving out an award that she was more deserving of, for an album that describes an even more impactful Beyoncé snub would have been unforgivable.
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Tacopina says his clients think Cardi's court snub "shows that she thinks what she did is a joke instead of the crime that it is."
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But Swift didn't seem to be sweating the snub and instead spent the night with boyfriend Joe Alwyn at the BAFTA Awards afterparty in London.
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In 2013, the Huffington Post referred to her lack of nomination as the Emmys' biggest snub, and the show was shut out again in 2014.
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It's a hilarious snub of the Windows Store, and makes it clear Google isn't planning to bring its browser to Microsoft's store any time soon.
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And yet, somehow the video was inexplicably been left out of the list of Oscar nominees released today — a huge snub from the Academy. Unbelievable.
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These awards feel like a personal snub to Donald Trump who has positioned himself in opposition of those carrying the Muslim, immigrant, or woman identity.
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The press cast Shumlin's move as a "snub" and evidence the democratic-socialist senator was "not getting support from key leaders in his home state."
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The snub is fueling health industry opposition to the new plans for Medicaid, and threatens to further frustrate the months-long effort to dismantle Obamacare.
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In what was widely considered a snub from the president, the White House's flags returned to full-staff on Monday, just two days after Sen.
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There's always next year, though chances are that the academy will just snub another brilliant film since that's how these things seem to work. Whatever.
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But Trump was not invited to participate, confirms another source knowledgeable of the project who requested anonymity discussing what could be perceived as a snub.
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Digital marketing company Amobee Brand Intelligence analyzed 600,000 social sites and discovered that Beasts of No Nation was the most-discussed snub, according to Variety.
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Like the substantially-similar bill that already passed the House, the Senate bill is a snub to all who voted Republican because of that pledge.
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In recent years, places of higher education have become political hotbeds often not favoring conservative ideals, which could be a reason for the GOP snub.
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That said, Samantha Bee's Full Frontal wasn't nominated for this year's ceremony, but it was seen as a huge snub and likely won't happen again.
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Trump's endorsement, which comes one day before voters in Kansas head to the polls in the hotly contested primary, is a snub to incumbent Gov.
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For background: the "prank" is allegedly a response to a snub — Kylie snubbed Rob's fiancé Blac Chyna by not inviting her to a baby shower.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's snub of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is a "pretty smart PR stunt for both sides," MSNBC host Joe Scarborough says.
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Reeve, who is on the women's national team coaching staff, did not believe Parker's play this season emanated from added motivation after the Olympic snub.
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Becket Adams went after the media outlets that played up the missed handshake as an intentional snub in an opinion piece for the Washington Examiner.
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Its complexity and cost could force small lenders to snub the guarantee scheme and try to sell loan portfolios directly to distressed debt buyers instead.
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He responded to Trump's snub of Ryan by trying to circle a square, endorsing the man his running mate had publicly thrown under the bus.
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There is Baalsrud's gun, the snub-nosed Colt, which Baalsrud's brother had given to a museum near Oslo before it was transported back to Furuflaten.
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Zika and Louisiana got funding in the bill, but Flint did not, and Democrats have threatened to vote down the legislation because of the snub.
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Snub: 'Atlanta' Not only was "Atlanta" snubbed in the comedy category — which it won last year — but somehow Donald Glover was the show's sole nomination.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump did not stand and shake Mr. Trudeau's hand during a lunch at the United Nations summit meeting, appearing to snub him.
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Reading the post-debate exchange as a snub stems largely from a point of tension that emerged between the senators' campaigns ahead of the debate.
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One formerly huge contender for the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy was missing from the 2019 Emmy nominations announcement, but it's not because of a snub.
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Democrats were focused on Mr. Trump's handshake snub, which Ms. Pelosi later spotlighted on Twitter, along with a photograph of the president turning his back.
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It's not immediately clear why the Academy continues to snub a show that has proven itself a staple on the TVs of so many Americans.
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Adele broke her Album of the Year Grammy in half in tribute to the album as a stand against what she saw as its snub.
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Lots of folks are claiming snub, especially since he won a Golden Globe and Critics' Choice Award -- he was also nominated for a SAG Award.
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Only two airlines, United Airlines and Air China, offer nonstop service, and both now ban snub-nosed breeds like Bua Loy from the cargo hold.
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But in the print edition, it was buried inside the paper, with no mention on the front page — the journalistic equivalent of an intentional snub.
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Of course, in theory a snub could help a film, if the post-awards outcry is loud enough and Academy voters or moviegoers take note.
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Everyone knows the HOF was extremely important to Chyna -- and people close to her claim she was depressed about the snub before she passed away.
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The Florida Project, Sean Baker's gorgeous film about poverty in the shadow of the Magic Kingdom, was the single most glaring snub at the 2018 Oscars.
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The news came as a shock for some loyal "Blade" fans, who are upset about Wesley getting the snub, but he doesn't want them to fret.
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It wasn't clear if this was an intentional snub, but the former vice president leans heavily on his service under Obama, the nation's first black president.
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A snub last Tuesday by the Producers Guild of America, which did not count "The Force Awakens" among 10 best picture nominees, was perhaps more telling.
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While Lorde hasn't spoken out about the snub, instead choosing to wear a feminist poem to the Grammys' red carpet, her mother hasn't stayed so mum.
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Not only are her fans upset for the snub, but the circumstance of her death makes it especially bizarre that she was not mentioned at all.
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But alas, Haddish was once again missing from the list of nominees in any of the female motion picture categories — a snub that feels pretty disappointing.
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Whether the snub was deliberate is still in question (which has not stopped Donald Trump from declaring that he would not have stepped off the plane).
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Ryan, who is favored to win next week in his race against primary challenger Paul Nehlen, appeared to be trying to ignore the snub from Trump.
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To add insult to injury, Gilbert tells us producers went out of their way to snub him ... yet managed to get Robin Williams in the film.
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They take a closer look at those who snub free bets or bonuses, which rarely fit professional bettors' models and come with terms and conditions attached.
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Former presidential candidate Ted Cruz accepted an invitation to speak, but he refused to endorse Trump onstage, a snub that led to chaos on the floor.
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Epic Games' blog post does mention that the cross-platform function is "in partnership with our friends at Sony," which may explain the Microsoft snub here.
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Sure, Marvel's first movie of 2018 was the top-earning release in the U.S. for the year, but there was every reason to expect a snub.
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Sanders himself has stayed out the race, a snub familiar to several Sanders-aligned candidates who waited in vain for a visit from the Vermont senator.
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Head held high, a neat rounded chin, wide thin-lipped mouth, snub mouth, bright eyes, and a forehead that was often flushed with effort or appreciation.
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The sack, a lash of the tongue, a public snub ostentatiously dealt, a flurry of fists; all were possible, unless you fled out of her way.
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Now that all those Leo Oscar snub Photoshops are no longer applicable, the Internet is adjusting itself to a new era with — what else — new memes.
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Critics said the decision to give last year's prize to Dylan was a snub to more deserving candidates and strayed beyond what is traditionally deemed literature.
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The 2018 Emmys were criticized for presenting tone-deaf jokes on diversity, and the 2019 Golden Globes directors' nominations appeared to snub female directors once again.
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Following his Social Network snub in 2010, Pence went on to appear in shows like Revenge, American Horror Story, and The Man In The High Castle.
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As the medalists walked off the podium following the medal ceremony, Sun waved a finger in Scott's face and shouted at him following the apparent snub.
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NALEO executive director Arturo Vargas called the snub by both candidates this year a "slap in the face" in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
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Step back though and try to put yourself in others' shoes and ask yourself how it would feel to have your manager and regularly snub you.
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The snub of DSV by Panalpina's top shareholder could mean Andersen must raise his cash-and-shares bid to convince important investors to back the proposal.
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But if the snub gets Hield going, and 30-odd points and Stephen Curry-esque drop-back 3-pointers are the result, the Sooners should win.
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So unfortunately, it makes a twisted sort of sense that the Academy—itself founded by an MGM studio boss—would snub an artist agitating for revolution.
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The president rejected the annual invitation in the latest snub between him and the House speaker since she authorized the inquiry that led to his impeachment.
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Snub: 'Westworld' Well, sort of: "Westworld" is not actually that good, but it's a scale-and-spectacle show, and one with a lot of terrific performances.
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Suns fans should be hoping that the snub helps motivate Ayton in Year 2, because consistency and sustained energy have been issues for him so far.
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The only tool Mr. al-Alwi uses to make these intricate vessels is a pair of tiny, snub-nosed scissors, the kind a preschooler might use.
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The McMahons resolved to snub such niceties as they bulldozed smaller competitors with national events that earned them deep industry hostility and a swelling market share.
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As Lora DiCarlo founder Lora Haddock previously told me at TC Disrupt 2019, that snub did the company a big favor in terms of company awareness.
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We so often talk about the boost players get after playing for the national team; it appears, in Bam's case, that the snub was a spark.
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After setting two NFL records on Monday night en route to a dominant win in front of the home crowd, I doubt Brees minds the snub.
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The snub came just hours after Trudeau had confirmed that all G-7 members had signed the joint statement at the summit's conclusion, as is customary.
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There's a young snub-nosed monkey that, at least in the irksome narrative imposed here, is feeling neglected because of the arrival of a baby sister.
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Unlikely. Greta Gerwig fans may rally behind her after her supposed snub for Best Director, but there doesn't seem to be enough love behind this movie.
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Trump later appeared to snub the former Vietnam POW by raising the White House flag to full-staff on Monday over the objections of veterans groups.
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Ted Cruz's campaign manager said the Texas senator has not been rattled by the fierce blowback he received to his prime-time snub of Donald Trump.
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In the same year as the essay's commission and the subsequent snub, Orwell scorned the organization in response to a questionnaire in the literary magazine Horizon.
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By Tuesday, the initial disappointment over being silenced at the ceremony had given way to the realization that the snub let him reach a much wider audience.
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Khloe clearly didn't take too kindly to the snub, and refused to shake Kim's hand when the two were up against each other to steal the show.
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But the president has been unwilling to fire him, and Sessions has refused to quit, leaving Trump to explore ways to snub and belittle the attorney general.
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Despite the semi-successful handshake, Trump is in hot water again after Poland's First Lady, Agata Kornhauser-Duda, appeared to snub him in front of the world.
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But I digress, because the pointed Michelle snub is just one moment in time when it comes to numerous ways in which Fuller House will disappoint you.
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Cage drying should be avoided for many reasons, if an untrained groomer cage dries a dog with a snub-nose (pugs, bulldogs, etc.) it can be dangerous.
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But, according to Ariana Grande fans, a major snub has occurred: Grande was overlooked for Artist of the Year with the title instead going to Ed Sheeran.
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In response to this snub, Mongeau announced the creation of TanaCon, her own YouTube convention hosted at the Anaheim Marriott Suites — just down the street from VidCon.
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It's also a snub to startups Bird and Lime, which are the two largest shared-scooter operators in the world; each is valued at over $1 billion.
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Populations of the snub-nosed vaquita porpoise have plummeted due to gillnet fishing for shrimp and totoaba, a popular delicacy in Asia, sparking increasing calls for action.
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I don't know about you, but I'm still holding on to enough rage from her Grammys Album of the Year snub that I'm up for the challenge.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the latest missile test by the reclusive North was "a snub and a challenge to international efforts for a peaceful resolution".
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If Sunday's town hall–style presidential debate isn't the forum he has in mind for righting Pence's snub, Clinton will probably bait him into doing it anyhow.
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He doesn't have any background in NATO politics, and might very well not understand the significance of the ministerial meeting or how allies would interpret a snub.
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The ridiculous desire to snub the Aloha State comes after a Hawaii federal judge blocked President Donald Trump's latest attempt at a travel ban on Wednesday night.
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The snub from the Warriors' Curry and the Cavs' James came days after Trump canceled a White House visit from the NFL Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.
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Conservative allies have brushed off any suggestion that Orban's visit might be intended as a snub to Merkel, saying Kohl is entitled to see whoever he likes.
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Jazz 128, Hawks 112 Rudy Gobert responded to his All-Star snub with 285 points and 24 rebounds as Utah cruised over Atlanta in Salt Lake City.
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At a base price of $35,000, the snub-nosed sedan costs less than half as much as its predecessors, the Model S and the Model X SUV.
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In the MSG interview, Jackson did not deny that the snub bothered him, saying it was the first time something like that had occurred in his career.
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Variety, in its review, made mention of the recent snub of Lopez's Hustlers performance by Academy Awards voters: "Jennifer Lopez Doesn't Need an Oscar," its headline declared.
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Snub: Amy Adams With five Oscar nominations (without a win), Ms. Adams failed to secure a nomination this year — despite an early academy announcement erroneously stating otherwise.
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"This really (was) an unpleasant episode," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said when asked about the snub in an interview with the Kommersant daily newspaper on Thursday.
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Even as pro-democracy activists dismiss Sunday's selection process as rigged, they are lamenting Beijing's apparent snub of John Tsang, one of three candidates in Sunday's voting.
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Brokeback Mountain, of course, famously lost Best Picture after winning many major precursors, and Carol's Best Picture snub isn't hard to read in much the same way.
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MORE: What it means if rebels snub peace talks Syrian government and opposition trade blame The Syrian government and rebel forces are trading blame for the water shortages.
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If the vote passes, Erdogan will be able to define the move as an autonomous Turkish decision to reject the EU rather than a gut-wrenching European snub.
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The decision by NATO member Turkey to buy the S-400s from Moscow has been seen by some of its Western allies as a snub to the alliance.
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As Cruz prepared to take the stage and deliver a convention speech, rumors were flying about whether he would finally endorse Trump or snub the newly minted nominee.
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There are so many e-bikes to choose from — even GM is releasing electric bicycles next year — but riding one is the ultimate snub to the auto industry.
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But now his film BlacKkKlansman is up for six Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director, almost 30 years after his Do the Right Thing Best Director snub.
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Deja is thrilled to see Kevin again — she reveals herself to be a huge fan of The Manny, which of course flatters him — but continues to snub Randall.
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A Politico source says the snub is due to the fact that Twitter blocked the use of a custom emoji for the hashtag #CrookedHillary during the presidential debates.
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Many are suggesting that her loss was not a snub, but punishment for daring to create music that does not center the interests and tastes of white people.
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The canines in question are brachycephalic (in layman's terms "short-nosed" or "snub-nosed") varieties, which are likelier to suffer from respiratory problems and to die on planes.
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Over the years, it's become one of the Academy's worst snubs, but many viewed it as a snub at the time as well, including a one Kim Basinger.
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SNUB: Nicki Minaj Was Completely Shut Out This summer, Minaj released the strongest, most cohesive set of her career — but was completely shut out of the 61st Grammys.
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Despite this, Jones was selected to represent the United States in Seoul, where he won gold, a snub McClellan was hoping to avenge when they met as professionals.
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Even the newspapers that usually snub the genre have taken an interest, even as most of the metal world has given these strange creatures a more tepid welcome.
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While Google's Schmidt softened up Trump with praise, Zuckerberg's snub could make it harder to enlist the administration's help as the pressure gets turned up in European capitals.
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It also felt deep enough for the exploration of an entirely different ballet, one that didn't snub or get in the way of the Agnes de Mille original.
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Trump's unorthodox snub has even spooked the globe-trotting Moon and the neighborhood-prowling Kim to come together again in the familiar border village just two days later.
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Such a snub would have been unthinkable less than two years ago, when Ms. Kelly was a sought-after free agent looking to leave the Fox News Channel.
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The move also seemed a personal snub of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has courted Mr. Trump through rounds of golf, frequent telephone calls and lavish steak meals.
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Radiohead's snub last year mystified many observers who saw other 1990s alternative heroes like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Green Day enter the hall the instant they became eligible.
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"Worm" (2014) is made of two right angles, which form a line, until it rises from the floor (another right angle), ending with its snub head thrust forward.
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As the self-proclaimed overseer of the All-Lefty Team, it pains me to snub both D'Angelo Russell of the Nets and Sacramento's De'Aaron Fox in this category.
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And despite a snub last week from Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who denounced the channel as a "hate-for-profit racket," Fox News is finding some success.
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He, too, suffered a White House snub in 2001 when he was not invited to a Rose Garden ceremony to celebrate the teacher of the year — a Vermonter.
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Just like last year, no women are nominated for Best Director (including a snub of Greta Gerwig, whose acclaimed adaptation of Little Women is up for Best Picture).
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It also served as a reminder of her Oscars snub as many expected her to be nominated for an Academy Award for her strong appearance in that movie.
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"Riverdale" star Camila Mendes says that perhaps award shows shouldn&apost be given much credit as they continue to snub women who have participated in critically-praised projects.
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Trump said the snub was "no big deal" in a late-night tweet, but campaign officials spent Thursday morning on television networks attacking Cruz's decision not to endorse.
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Jake Paul and Zayn Malik's online shouting match -- via Gigi Hadid -- got started with what sounds like a hard snub to come get crazy with the YouTube broskis.
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It was a symbolic snub at an event meant to foster collaboration between the public and private sectors, mimicking the broader dynamics between social media companies and regulators.
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Known mostly by its Spanish name, the snub-nosed vaquita is the world's smallest cetacean, a miniature porpoise with a cartoonlike features and dark smudges around its eyes.
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But the boost of momentum comes as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is poised to snub Pompeo on Monday evening by refusing to give him a favorable vote.
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Johnson&aposs refusal to be publicly seen with Trump also comes as a huge snub to the US president, who in October had endorsed him in the election.
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But that doesn't make it any less of a snub for a show that was one of, if not the, best comedies on television and concluded this year.
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But then — in what was widely considered a snub from the president — the The White House's flags returned to full-staff on Monday, just two days after McCain's death.
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Both mayors said they were not invited to the Super Bowl, though after word got out about Cassella's snub, an N.F.L. owner invited him to attend as a guest.
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The move could be interpreted as another snub to the US' traditional allies in favor of Russia, which President Donald Trump routinely spoke about positively on the campaign trail.
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Blazers point guard Damian Lillard—an All Star snub, mind you—led the pack with a superlative game, racking up a stunning 51 points, seven assists, and six steals.
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Wood and Altidore both could benefit from a player like the roster snub Jordan Morris, who is adept at running at defenders to crack a back line in half.
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It is such an awkward coupling that it manages to lose all the distinguishing features of its parent words: the long O of phone, the signature 'sn' in snub.
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In a snub to Uber, Lyft also announced a partnership with Alphabet Inc's Waymo in which Lyft will deploy 753 self-driving vehicles around the Arizona city of Phoenix.
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In 2014, Mackelmore's The Heist won Best Rap Album over Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid M.A.A.D. City — a snub that even Mack saw fit to publicly and dramatically apologize for.
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A chilly welcome The prince made his unprecedented comments as Obama landed in Riyadh to a reception that social media critics termed a snub, but U.S. officials strongly disputed.
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Reached this week, White, 20143, said he believed that his snub was the result of statements he made to Forbes in October during an Under 30 Summit in Philadelphia.
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This year's nominees for the 91st Annual Academy Awards were announced on Tuesday morning has left some fans cheering for their favorite film or annoyed at an unexplained snub.
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SNUB: Milo Ventimiglia This Is Us, Sterling K. Brown and Chrissy Metz are nominated, but everyone's favorite TV dad will have to cheer on his "children" from the sidelines.
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The decision by the former Republican secretaries of state is the latest public snub of GOP nominee Donald Trump, who has been spurned by several other prominent party elders.
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Both the movie and the actresses are absent from the list of nominees, and the snub shocked the many people who flocked to see the blockbuster over the summer.
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Apa, who is a half-Samoan New Zealand native, mentioned the snub in an interview with Vulture when asked whether all famous New Zealanders know each other, including Lorde.
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Kelly's snub implies she is considering a possible transfer to greener pastures, the report added, and she would potentially compete with O'Reilly's "The O'Reilly Factor" should she join CNN.
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Q-Tip isn't holding back about what he calls a huge Grammy snub for A Tribe Called Quest, and it sounds like he's partially blaming mega producer 9th Wonder.
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An award of the $930,000 prize to Snowden, by a Nobel committee in NATO member Norway, would be a huge snub for President Barack Obama, the 2009 Nobel laureate.
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Some court watchers have suggested a compromise candidate, possibly a moderate Republican, whom it would be difficult for GOP Senate leaders to snub -- for example someone like Utah Sen.
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Here's why -- Trump's Paris climate snub prickly topic during trip to France -- The extinction crisis is far worse than you think *** Disclaimer: This survey is not at all scientific.
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The venue's booking director suspects that the snub had something to do with the fact that Gwinnett had recently moved over from Ticketmaster to an AEG-controlled ticketing service.
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It may be a live version, its reputation buoyed by a Kanye West sample, but after the "One More Time" snub nearly a decade before, you'll kinda take it.
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Here are some of the biggest surprises from this year's lineup, from a surprise snub of Taylor Swift in most of the top categories to Big Thief receiving props.
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A launch would be seen as a snub by North Korea of its only major ally, China, whose representative for Korean affairs landed in Pyongyang for talks on Tuesday.
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CEOs may snub a president who apologizes for white supremacy, but they'll continue to ring up Vice President Mike Pence, the repository of millions of dollars in corporate lobbying.
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Tony Rock took multiple, super-strong positions on the black Oscar snub, supporting his brother Chris hosting the show while blasting black people for repeatedly begging for white acceptance.
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Will Barton has spent the past eight games doing that thing he seems to do every year where he struts around with the numbers of an All-Star snub.
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"You know honestly I don't know," Donald Trump Jr., said during an appearance on Fox News's "On The Record" when asked whether it was a snub of his father.
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For millionaires who dabble in politics, getting shut out of a candidate's rise to office is a snub, like seeing your friends post photos of their brunch without you.
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Snub: 'Maniac' Usually the Globes love a high-profile, high-star-power mini-series, and "Maniac," starring Emma Stone, Jonah Hill and Justin Theroux, seemed like just the ticket.
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Almost as soon as their boat reached the area, they were surrounded by 25 to 30 killer whales with snub noses, narrow, pointy fins and small white eye patches.
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While Stephen Paddock was playing at the family's white ranch house, his father was robbing banks with a snub-nosed revolver and getting away in the family station wagon.
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Today there are more than 60 colobine monkey species munching on leaves across Asia and Africa, including the lutungs, the bulbous-nosed proboscis monkey and the snub-nosed monkey.
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Mr. Trudeau could end up delegating that task to a subordinate, according to two people with knowledge of the situation, a snub that could aggravate tensions with Mr. Trump.
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Higher prices would be welcome news for Canadian farmers, whose finances have been battered by China's snub of Canadian canola, soybeans and meat, as well as rising farm debt.
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" Amberlee from Los Angeles (via email): "In addition to Lupita Nyong'o and Greta Gerwig, another major snub this year, in my opinion, is Taron Egerton's exclusion from the nominations.
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That Gerwig wasn't nominated this year for Little Women — which earned six nominations, including Best Picture and a Best Adapted Screenplay nod for Gerwig — seems like a real snub.
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The move is a potential snub to the U.S. government which has been campaigning for its allies to keep the Chinese telecoms equipment giant out of their 5G networks.
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Clinton herself would soon endorse Mr. Cuomo, who is said to have pressed Ms. James to snub her allies in the Working Families Party in exchange for his support.
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Depending on the view, the result either fulfilled the worst suspicions the Europeans had harbored of Turkey for so long, or it was the unavoidable outcome of their snub.
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While her losses were a surprise to many, the most staggering part of the snub is that she lost one of the awards to James Corden's populist vehicular yukfest.
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Chewie faced plenty of disrespect even in just the first movie, between the medal snub and Leia's memorable grumble about getting "this big walking carpet" out of her way.
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It bears mentioning that young Nina Simone auditioned for entry into Philadelphia's Curtis Institute of Music, America's premier music institution, and was turned down, a snub she never forgot.
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United officially stopped flying brachycephalic breeds (more commonly known as snub-nosed dogs or cats) last June, as the dogs' compressed facial structure can compromise their ability to breathe.
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Cardi vows to seek justice for the unwarranted snub in a very LHH way, and when she comes face-to-face with Asia, she holds nothing back…including her wig.
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In unusually heated language that shows how the migration crisis has raised passions across Europe, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias described the snub as a "unilateral and non-friendly act".
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After an outlandish USMNT roster snub for this summer's Copa America, it's safe to say: let's get this man back into a jersey with a Stars and Stripes crest already.
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That followed gains on Wednesday when the markets largely ignored a snub from MSCI, which made the decision to keep mainland listed shares out of its key emerging markets index.
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Go deeper: Netanyahu: Russian proposal linked Iran sanctions relief with Syria withdrawal Trump told Macron he's ready to pressure Netanyahu to back peace plan Inside Netanyahu's decision to snub UNESCO
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"As a female progressive candidate of color, I mean, I didn't even feel like I was welcome to EMILY's List," Ocasio-Cortez told BuzzFeed News of the snub in April.
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A U.S. official said Salman's absence upon arrival was not taken as a snub and noted that Obama rarely greets foreign leaders when they land in the U.S. for meetings.
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However, in light of the decision of French Tennis Federation (FFT) on Tuesday to snub Sharapova for a French Open wildcard, they would have been under pressure to follow suit.
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The biggest snub of all went to Grammy darling Taylor Swift, who has taken home the Album of the Year award twice, one of only two women to do so.
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The SAG Awards snub comes after Gaga took home the award for best song for her track "Shallow" from the film at the 2019 Critics Choice Awards on Jan. 13.
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Into the Fray, Stephen Belcher, New ZealandPhotographer Stephen Belcher spent a week photographing golden snub-nosed monkeys in a valley in the Zhouzhi Nature Reserve in the Qinling Mountains, China.
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Mr Trump's decision was seen as a snub by many South Koreans, who were already upset by the treatment their president received during his visit to Washington earlier this week.
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Those remarks eased concerns that such a meeting would not take place, which would have been seen as a snub to Washington and possibly have triggered another round of tariffs.
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Of course, Kenny's been a Cooperstown snub for years ... and now needs a special nomination from the Veteran's Committee if he ever wants to get an HoF plaque some day.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton defended his decision to snub a major Formula One promotional event in London and said the British Grand Prix and his title challenge came first.
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Busy Philipps Gets Candid About an Embarrassing Paparazzi Moment at Nine Months Pregnant But it's possible Philipps' devoted followers are even more disappointed than she is about the invite snub.
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Not only will the President snub the big Beltway press party -- the White House Correspondents' Dinner -- Trump is setting up a prime-time, split-screen television clash with the event.
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Mr Trump won 36% of the vote in Ohio's Republican primary and his disgruntled supporters, congregated in Ohio's south-eastern rustbelt, are not in a mood to forgive a snub.
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Forged well over a century ago, and tested by Empire, war, recession and nationalism, the long and bittersweet relationship between Britain and the Indian multinational started with a monumental snub.
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Mr. Robot's solid performance wasn't a huge surprise given the show's explosion last summer, but some people might consider Christian Slater's exclusion in the Supporting Actor category a slight snub.
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The United States sought to downplay its absence from the talks, saying it was not a "snub" and did not reflect a decline of U.S. influence in the Middle East.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French Football Federation announced on Friday its formal backing for Swiss candidate Gianni Infantino's bid for the FIFA presidency in a snub for French hopeful Jerome Champagne.
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The UK's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee, which has been running an enquiry into online disinformation for the best part of this year, revealed the latest Facebook snub yesterday.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "President Trump headed to the Midwest today and left the White House without addressing the media — which reporters are calling an outrage, and a snub, and a relief.
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Some had interpreted it as a snub — a denial of recognition of the legitimacy of Israel — or, perhaps, the result of fear of harming British business interests in Arab countries.
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The most prominent snub is the world's wealthiest person, Jeff Bezos, whose omission fits with his historically paltry giving to charity (although he has recently tried to atone for that).
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This year, President Trump said the United States would no longer pay into the fund — a snub that accompanied the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump appeared to snub Mr. Trudeau when he did not stand to shake the Canadian prime minister's hand during a lunch at the United Nations summit meeting.
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It was a snub reminiscent of 2018's awards in which Jay-Z was asked to perform, only to be passed over for wins in both pop and mainstream categories.
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It's hard to tell from the video, but the wait was widely seen in Australia as a snub — and Mr. Turnbull seemed eager to overcome any awkwardness caused by it.
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London (CNN)Deep in the forest of China's Qinling Mountains, two golden snub-nosed monkeys surveyed their surroundings -- and Dutch photographer Marsel van Oosten was there to capture the moment.
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The biggest shocker in television came with the snub of Ava DuVernay's Emmy-winning juggernaut, When They See Us, which failed to score a nomination for miniseries or television film.
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Washington (CNN)Saudi Arabia arrested two more American citizens Friday in a direct snub to Congress, a move sure to create even more domestic political heat for President Donald Trump.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Russia inaugurated its most visible landmark in France on Wednesday, brushing off a diplomatic snub by Francois Hollande's government as bilateral tensions simmered over the war in Syria.
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In November, voters elected two openly pro-independence lawmakers, but the central government prevented them from taking their seats after they altered their oaths of office to snub China. Mrs.
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Fifty-nine percent of Republicans picked Trump's acceptance speech as the "defining moment" of the convention, far more than the 28 percent who said Cruz's televised snub defined the week.
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Boris Johnson's decision to snub an emergency meeting of EU foreign ministers has not been received well in Brussels, with Britain-EU relations growing frosty as crucial Brexit negotiations approach.
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"We're not sure which Oscar snub was more disappointing, given that Gyllenhaal would've stripped on Ellen if he got a nomination and Reynolds would've made "a f—ing crazy reaction video.
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Upstairs, cops uncovered body parts from red pandas, black bears, and monkeys, including two live golden snub-nosed monkeys, in what amounted to an underground exotic meat locker and butcher shop.
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On Thursday, Trump had another strange handshake moment when First Lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda walked past him in an apparent snub to instead shake hands with her American counterpart, Melania Trump.
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"Broadly speaking this is a snub to the government in that the closure of Fessenheim is not formally signed and sealed," Laurent Langlard, a CGT union official at EDF, told Reuters.
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Guttenberg quickly tweeted about the interaction with the judge and framed it as a snub, setting up a back-and-forth with the White House and a firestorm on social media.
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The snub became the subject of conversation on Wednesday's episode of The View, where Goldberg defended the University of Pennsylvania graduate and offered to sit next to her at future shows.
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Battersea overwhelmingly voted to remain the EU. As such the result seems like a snub; although Ms Ellison also voted to remain, she went along with Theresa May's plans for Brexit.
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He has committed himself to remaining neutral in the presidential primary, at least for now, a decision that some have interpreted as a snub of his former vice president, Joe Biden.
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Related links: A Feminist Bruno Mars Fan Reviews His New Album The Grammys Didn't Just Snub "Despacito," But An Entire Culture Bruno Mars Swept The Grammys & Twitter Is Torn Over It
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Snub: Timothée Chalamet was expected to net his second Oscar nomination for his supporting turn in Beautiful Boy having been nominated for a Golden Globe and SAG Award in recent weeks.
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It was a shocking snub considering star Julia Louis-Dreyfus took home her sixth consecutive Emmy for the role in September, and as her character's political career plummets, the scripts soar.
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In spite of the FDA snub in heart disease, Novartis said Phase 3 canakinumab trials in non-small cell lung cancer would continue and are due to be completed in 2022.
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Skepticism of Trump ran so hot last year during the presidential campaign that he skipped the 2016 CPAC, prompting Cruz and other GOP primary opponents to lambast him for the snub.
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Heated remarks were exchanged between the two sides and the episode exploded in the media, with some commentators reading it as a deliberate snub that reflected current tensions in bilateral relations.
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SNUB: Wonder Woman left out of Best Picture category It's the year of the woman — but the movie that has become a symbol for the movement failed to score a nomination.
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BUSES: In 2008, Johnson promised to bring back Routemaster buses - the distinctive, snub-nosed, open-backed double-deckers which allowed passengers to jump on and off and were popular with tourists.
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His response might depend on the size of any defeat, with one advisor saying the 41-year-old premier could quit politics altogether if he suffers a huge snub next Sunday.
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Elsewhere in the world, just a few thousand individuals remain of certain primate species, such as the ring-tailed lemur, Udzunga red colobus monkey, Yunnan snub-nosed monkey and Grauer's gorilla.
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Varadkar said his first phone call with Johnson on Tuesday "went reasonably well" and said he did not consider it a snub that the call came six days after his appointment.
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But Trump's surprise announcement suspending U.S.-South Korean military exercises undercut future negotiations and the failure to act in concert with South Korea was a snub to a key U.S. ally.
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Since then, SZA has been relatively quiet on her thoughts on the snub, but in an interview with GQ, the TDE singer gets candid about how she felt and what's next.
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That still isn't the biggest snub, though: The 1992 NFC Championship Game was a far better, far bigger game than the 52-17 laugher of a Super Bowl that followed it.
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Supposedly started by a snide but innocuous handshake snub while the pair were on England duty together, their mutual dislike was kept under wraps for the duration of their fruitful partnership.
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At a minimum, Mr. Kim cannot afford to deliver a diplomatic snub to an increasingly assertive and confident Mr. Xi by bypassing him during the coming talks with Seoul and Washington.
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UFC star Sage Northcutt's using his "Creed 2" snub as the ultimate motivation to kick-start a massively successful acting career ... telling TMZ Sports he's gunning to land lead movie roles!!
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The two presidents appear to have made the decision between themselves and presented it almost as a snub to European and other powers that have supported different sides in the conflict.
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In 2001 he brought up a distant Korean ancestor at a press conference—a snub to those who cling to ideas of racial purity, notes Ken Ruoff of Portland State University.
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President Donald Trump has put his Republican comrades in another politically tricky position as they await his latest attempt to snub Congress in shifting billions of dollars toward the border wall.
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Leaders of the House and Senate Budget committees announced last week that they would not invite Obama's budget director to speak about the proposal, a snub that breaks decades of precedent.
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Legislators loyal to Beijing had refused to swear them in because they had declared allegiance to a "Hong Kong nation" and replaced the word China with "Shina," an anti-China snub.
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Awkwafina, who was recently awarded a Gotham Award for her debut dramatic performance in The Farewell, was left out of the race in a surprise snub after a Golden Globe nomination.
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Honey Boy director Alma Har'el, who directed Shia LaBeouf's semi-autobiographical drama, tweeted, "These are not our people and they do not represent us," in response to the female directors snub.
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Legislators have taken the governor's decision to split the traditional State of the State address in Albany into six regional events as a snub, and legislative leaders have declined to attend.
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Many expect a clash as early as Tuesday, when leaders meeting in Brussels are likely to snub Parliament's demands that one of the newly elected lawmakers should run the EU executive.
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At a Q&A following a screening of Nocturnal Animals on Tuesday — the day that the Oscar nominations were announced — Jake Gyllenhaal shared his opinion about what he considered an Oscar snub.
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Backlash against the Academy has been strong in the week following the announcement of the 2016 Oscar nominations, as many stars have publicly scoffed at the complete snub of non-white actors.
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But the agency did not consult with City Hall, and that snub of Mayor Bill de Blasio, coupled with the storm's modest impact, led to criticism of the agency and Mr. Cuomo.
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The leaders of the European Union delivered a withering snub to Poland's right-wing government on Thursday by steamrolling its objections and reappointing former Polish premier Donald Tusk to chair their summits.
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Snub: There's Something About Mary director Peter Farrelly found himself in the Oscars race last fall after his drama Green Book surprised at the top winner of the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Cruz argued that he did not intend for those words to be a snub of Trump, though they did encourage many delegates to actively boo him as he spoke on Wednesday night.
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He had seemed to snub Iowa's Democrats on June 8th and 9th, by failing to join 19 (out of 23) candidates running for the Democratic nomination at an event in Cedar Rapids.
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Editors lodged formal complaints at the time, not least because the snub came hours after Mr Trump told cheering conservative activists that the "fake news media" are "the enemy of the people".
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The snub underscores the challenges Mondelez Chief Executive Irene Rosenfeld faces in wooing Hershey's controlling shareholder, the Hershey Trust, a $1073 billion charity created by the eponymous company's founder a century ago.
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In August 2017, when a local newspaper reported that Tokyo's governor would snub an annual memorial for Koreans killed by mobs after an earthquake in 1923, reporters rushed to cover the news.
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"It would be a snub if the White House did not send the press secretary to a dinner celebrating the journalism that the White House press corps does," the WHCA source said.
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SNUB: No Love for Kesha's RBG Biopic Anthem Kesha penned "Hear Comes the Change," a '60s-inspired stomper demanding equality, for the upcoming Ruth Bader Ginsburg movie, On the Basis of Sex.
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Matthew Symonds, Defence and diplomatic editor, discusses Donald Trump's reckless NATO snub and as Rio readies for the Olympics, Jan Piotrowski, Brazil correspondent, talks about the legacy the games will leave behind.
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Administrative tumult, a prominent snub on the Bucharest National Opera's website and questions over artistic direction have cost the Romanian national ballet company its two biggest stars: Johan Kobborg and Alina Cojocaru.
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For officeholders, lawmakers and pundits in the Beltway, it is far easier politically to talk tough to the Russians, enact sanctions on the Russian economy and snub pragmatic diplomacy when disagreements arise.
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Key developments Ministers snub Mugabe: Mugabe called a cabinet meeting for Tuesday morning, but most members didn't show up, state media reported, in a further indication that his authority was ebbing away.
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The White House is defending President Obama's decision not to attend the funeral of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and pushed back on critics who called it a deliberate snub.
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I'd like to think that I snub Walmart in many ways, but I have to say that Walmart was kind of one of the only safe havens we had along the trip.
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And in some instances there has been the sense of a direct snub to foreign aid, since many of the structures destroyed were put up by the European Union or other donors.
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I swear I see that anxiety in her eyes again, but it might just be how her face looks; she has a little of the rabbit in her, snub-nosed and twitchy.
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"We know there are turtle nesting beaches, there are dugongs, there are snub fin dolphins, there are thousands of endangered birds," said a World Wildlife Fund spokesperson of the Abbot Point terminal.
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But no one from the Treasury Department was there, and a source who heard about the snub from a White House economic adviser said the department feels shut out of the process.
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In what appeared to be a break with protocol, King Salman did not meet Obama at the airport when he landed in Riyadh on Wednesday, which was broadly viewed as a snub.
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Some commentators had criticized Mr. Pence for remaining seated when the unified Korean Olympic team marched in the opening ceremony, a snub that they called disrespectful to American allies in South Korea.
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Another snub: "Paddington 2" was one of the most acclaimed films of the year, but the visual-effects branch, which failed to nominate this computer-generated bear the first time, remained unmoved.
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Both dressed in identical garnet velvet smoking jackets in what appeared to be a symbolic snub of the kingpin's mistress, who, in prison garb, was on the witness stand testifying against him.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Super Bowl Champions Snub Trump, and He Cancels Their Party" (front page, June 5): It is bad enough that President Trump has managed to normalize immoral behavior.
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Ms. Merkel will attempt to make the best of it, but she is conspicuously not attending the state dinner, even as the chancellery insists the snub is not a breach of protocol.
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The Times - The world's biggest oil company, Saudi Aramco, is leaning towards Tokyo as the international venue for its planned $210.6 trillion stock market listing in a potential snub to London. bit.
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The Prague-Taipei agreement was a snub to China, which considers the self-governing island of Taiwan as part of its territory and comes down hard on any suggestions to the contrary.
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As the Dalai Lama's arrival in Tawang grew closer this week, Chinese statements grew increasingly bellicose, a tactic that has succeeded in pressuring officials of many countries to snub the Tibetan leader.
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Diplomatically, Abe was left out in the cold during high-profile negotiations with North Korea during this year's talks between Pyongyang, Washington and Seoul, a snub which was felt deeply in Tokyo.
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He instituted the highly contentious practice of holding off-camera briefings, less so to snub reporters than to avoid Mr. Trump's critiques of his performance, according to one of Mr. Spicer's friends.
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You're not bothered by the foreign policy incompetence, the siding up to gangster regimes and human rights violators, the snub of the rest of the world in the name of America First.
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"Do the Right Thing," which this year celebrates its 30th anniversary, was Lee's first Oscar-nominated film but not for best picture, a snub that earned the Academy criticism at the time.
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But the big snub in the category was Dame Judi Dench, who was left out after earning nominations at the Golden Globe and Screen Actor's Guild Awards for her performance in Victoria & Abdul.
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That team finished eighth, winning just one game and bowing out in the quarter-finals, so the NHL's snub offered him a second chance to add an Olympic medal to his trophy cabinet.
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Upon learning Elba didn't get nominated, he compared Elba's snub to his performance in Youth, another potential Oscar contender that didn't receive a nomination ("Look at me ... I got nominated for nothing else").
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At a time when tensions between NATO and Russia are at their highest since the cold war, the purchase, if it goes ahead, will be seen as a calculated snub to the alliance.
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Bernie Sanders have been the two major candidates to snub Silicon Valley fundraising, with Warren going so far as to say that she will no longer accept major donations from Big Tech executives.
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Kohl, however, interpreted this not as a reflection of historical events but as a snub that indicated that, in the eyes of its Western allies, Germany was still a political and moral outlier.
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That was in contrast to a 2016 visit to China by his predecessor, Barack Obama, who was forced to exit his plane from a lower door in what was seen as a snub.
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However, the U.S. company again urged its shareholders to snub the hostile all-cash bid that Merck launched on Tuesday, adding its support for the tie-up with Entegris was unchanged for now.
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But the album failed to win the top Grammy prize - album of the year - in what was seen as a snub by music industry voters for the rap genre despite its rising popularity.
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Although many celebrated the cultural diversity of the nominees across categories, including Latin artists Cardi B, Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, fans of Gomez and Lovato felt the sting of the Grammy snub.
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In a snub to Uber, Lyft also announced a partnership with Alphabet Inc's Waymo in which Lyft will deploy 265 self-driving vehicles around the Arizona city of Phoenix by the third quarter.
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But a trio of other House Democrats said they would snub Trump's address for the third year in a row: Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, Steve Cohen of Tennessee and Frederica Wilson of Florida.
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But DAMIAN LILLARD, Notable All-Star Snub and the last goddamn human being left in this shit, is a player who, even if he's not perfect, always seems to rise to the occasion.
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When the president arrived in Riyadh on April 20th for an almost insultingly brief visit he was greeted by the local governor, not by King Salman himself, which some saw as a snub.
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If and when this takes effect, the U.S. will join Nicaragua and Syria as the only countries not party to the deal—an egregious snub to the world, for a number of reasons.
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In 1859, Russia offered to sell Alaska to the United States in an attempt to snub their rival, Great Britain, but the sale of the land was delayed by the US Civil War.
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The works often combine representational signs (snub-nosed girl and cropped nude in profile) and abstract passages (a flurry of marks or a striped band), which pushes us to read (interpret) them all.
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DSV this month rebounded from CEVA's snub and made a $4 billion-plus bid for Switzerland's Panalpina, another deal which some analysts say could eventually require a sweetened offer to win over shareholders.
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A token of Saudi resentment was on display last week when Mr. Obama was received by the governor of Riyadh rather than by the king — a rare snub for a sitting American president.
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However, foreign courts are likely to look askance at any effort by Mr Maduro to pick and choose which lenders to snub, since PDVSA is widely regarded as being indistinguishable from its owner.
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RELATED: US intel agency believes Kim won't fully denuclearize Kim did not meet with Pompeo, a move that could be interpreted as a snub, though his spokesman said that was never an expectation.
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When the two men recently held a brief meeting, Mr. Rajoy appeared to snub Mr. Sánchez before the cameras, choosing the moment the Socialist leader extended his hand to button his blazer instead.
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LONDON — Egypt, in what appeared to be a snub to the Trump administration, has reached a preliminary agreement to allow Russian military jets to use its airspace and bases, both sides said Thursday.
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I didn't expect "The Good Fight" to notch a nomination, so I don't know if it's a snub per se, but "The Good Fight" is an excellent drama that almost no one watches.
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"If someone can please get a message to JK Rowling: Trump didn't snub my son & Monty wasn't even trying to shake his hand," she wrote, adding that Monty didn't much like shaking hands.
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A video, which quickly gained steam on Twitter, showed Charles walking past Pence and not shaking his hand while shaking hands with other world leaders at the forum, prompting chatter about a snub.
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He spent much of the past week giving interviews to the same reporters he was to snub on Saturday night, including Jeff Mason of Reuters, who serves as president of the Correspondents' Association.
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Returning the letter was just the icing on the cake: According to the Turkish newspaper Yeni Akit, Erdogan boasted that the administration "had no reaction" to his snub: He'd rendered the Americans mute.
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China is reportedly set to announce new financial policies in Macao in a potential snub to protest-stricken Hong Kong, said Richard McGregor, senior fellow at Sydney-based think tank, the Lowy Institute.
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"I respect your work/candidacy, BUT... you should reconsider your misguided decision to publicly snub California's Democrats & Latino Voters across the nation," Hicks wrote in Facebook and Twitter posts aimed at the two.
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In December, Donald Trump, as president-elect, accepted a telephone call from President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan, which broke with decades of United States precedent and was considered a snub for Beijing.
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The victims are nouveaux riches, whose tragic end provides a convenient moral tale for the vieux riches who snub them and the not-at-all riches who love to see powerful people undone.
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After Franco won Best Actor at the Golden Globes for The Disaster Artist, he wasn't nominated for the honor at the Oscars—a snub some speculated might be connected to his alleged misconduct.
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The Korea Times and Yonhap News suggested last month that the snub was a sign of intensified anti-Korea sentiment on the mainland, one of the top consumers of "hallyu," or Korean pop culture.
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Syria: What it will mean if rebels snub peace talks Analysis: How Russia and Turkey brokered peace in Syria -- and sidelined the US Radina Gigova reported from Atlanta and Susannah Cullinane wrote from Auckland.
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I'm already preparing myself for a Davis snub at the Oscars, even after all of their "historic changes" and record numbers of Black nominees this year, because we still have a way to go.
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Further, Republican chairmen of the House and Senate budget committees have declared that the president's budget director will not be welcome to testify at their budget hearings, a highly unusual and monumentally partisan snub.
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All they have to do is murder a rude competitor played by Nickelodeon's Drake Bell, most recently in the news for sparring with Josh Peck about a wedding invitation snub, and endorsing Donald Trump.
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SNUB: The Big Sick largely ignored Considered an awards season front-runner after getting multiple nominations at the SAG Awards, the beloved indie was left out of the Best Picture race in the end.
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It's not as direct a snub as USC's — which was impossible anyway, because Arizona was guaranteed its spot in the tournament — but some people who follow college basketball closely clearly thought something was amiss.
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As for dictators such as those in the Philippines or Egypt, Trumpism argues that it makes little sense to snub autocratic friends while cutting deals with autocratic enemies like those in Iran or Cuba.
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INVERNESS, Scotland (Reuters) - Glen Mhor Hotel, a picturesque base for tourists hunting Scotland's Loch Ness monster, is struggling to find staff for the summer season as workers from the European Union snub Brexit Britain.
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I left the theater feeling as though I had been truly understood — no small feat for a film about tentacled extraterrestrial blobs — and that, perhaps, is why Adams' snub feels all the more disappointing.
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Australia has completed the laying of undersea cables for its high-speed internet project in the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, a snub to China's Huawei which had previously competed for the deal.
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ABOUT THE BLACKHAWKS (210-211-22): Although voted in as an All-Star Game captain last week, Kane took issue with the snub of Corey Crawford after the NHL released the rosters on Wednesday.
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But he's still an absolute monster on the glass, draws a ton of fouls, and scores efficiently enough to crack the starting lineup of the All-Snub team, if not the actual All-Stars.
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Why it matters: No meeting with Trump would be a huge snub not only to Liu but more importantly to Chinese President Xi Jinping, since he is Xi's top economic official and his emissary.
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Rapper K Camp is pissed the actors and most of the crew for "Straight Outta Compton" got dissed by the Oscars, but thinks Dr. Dre and Ice Cube's snub will help change the game.
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Democrats were clear that they will not take Trump's snub personally, and instead, are focused on replicating the success they had in securing changes to the USMCA and translating those priorities into new deals.
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"Trump and Poroshenko, they got off on the wrong foot," Parnas said, describing a perceived snub in 2016, when Poroshenko met Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton for a photo-op, but never saw candidate Trump.
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But those hopes were dashed when Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, in an apparent snub of Qatar, did not send their heads of state to this week's regional summit in Kuwait.
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Their duet, "(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again," has already won the Golden Globe, and the snub of "Frozen 2" in the animated-film category suggests that voters aren't eager to rubber-stamp a retread.
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In two stunning moments that book-ended the evening, Trump, as he began his speech, turned his back on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand in a snub that encapsulated their boiling bad blood.
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Ms. Lopez's snub should show pundits and other observers how blatant the exclusion truly is, not only from the glitz of the red carpet, but more alarmingly, from the production pipeline as a whole.
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HOUSE DEMS REVOLT ON BUDGET SNUB: House Budget Committee Democrats on Monday blasted panel Chairman Tom Price (R-Ga.) for refusing to invite top officials to Capitol Hill to discuss President Obama's final budget.
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New Orleanians furious over the Saints' dashed Super Bowl dreams steered clear of Sunday's broadcast, aiming to deliver a collective snub to the NFL for a critical no-call in the NFC Championship game.
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Snub: Hugh Grant Mr. Grant was considered a strong contender for best supporting actor for his performance as Ms. Streep's long-suffering and enabling husband in "Florence Foster Jenkins," but the academy thought otherwise.
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Snub: 'The Birth of a Nation' The Oscar chances of this Sundance success story were shattered after revelations about decades-old rape charges surfaced against its filmmaker and star, Nate Parker, who was acquitted.
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Trump had visited Warsaw in July 2017, a move that was viewed by some European officials as a snub toward larger European Union nations, which Trump had criticized often during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The biggest possibility of a major race-altering event is if Iowa voters decide to snub three of the oldest presidential candidates in history: Joe Biden (who will turn 77 later this month), Sen.
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The Norwegian Nobel Committee denied that giving the prize to an anti-nuclear group was intended either as a rebuke to Trump, or as a snub to the architects of the Iran nuclear deal.
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This is unconscionable — even if you could see the snub coming from a mile away, since Twin Peaks is so strange and esoteric as to actively turn off as many voters as it attracts!
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"It's inhumane for the U.S., which boasts about its human rights record, to turn a blind eye to gun violence, snub increasing calls for gun control and risk more innocent lives," the piece said.
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Wang is extremely close to President Xi Jinping and reports directly to him, meaning if a similar thing had happened to Wang it would be seen as a personal snub to Xi, the diplomat said.
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Public backlash over the snub caused the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to expand the best picture nominee list to a maximum of 10 films in 2009, instead of the traditional five spots.
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On paper, its inclusion may appear a big snub to China but many don't realize that the Karachi Stock Exchange runs a more open market, one that gives foreign investors easier capital mobility, said Mowat.
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The changes are designed to address criticism that the Oscars snub movies that perform well at the box office in favor of critical darlings, and that the televised ceremony featuring 24 categories is too long.
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After that snub, Elliott's top executives, including Singer, co-chief investment officer Jon Pollock and Cohn began laying the ground for Evergreen, which would give Elliott more independence in seeking its own private equity deals.
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Trump appeared to snub the House speaker when she tried to shake his hand before his speech, and Pelosi ripped up a copy of his speech and tossed it aside as Trump finished his address.
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Washington (CNN)Ted Cruz endorsed Donald Trump for the presidency Friday afternoon, a stunning turn of events after a contentious primary filled with nasty personal attacks and a dramatic snub at the Republican National Convention.
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Other experts, however, say the plan could actually accelerate the demise of the snub-nosed resident of the Gulf of California that appears set to become the fifth marine mammal on record to go extinct.
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We got Fisher out in L.A. and asked him about the snub heard 'round the world ... and Fisher was pretty clear on how he felt about it ... if Russell doesn't start, the voting doesn't work.
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He gets the cliché movie makeover and we get to watch sexual tension flare between Jack and Rose as the ridiculously hyper-masculine Cal jealously tries to snub Jack over and over to no avail.
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Earnest said the lack of a formal meeting should not be interpreted as a snub, noting Biden's planned meeting with Erdogan as well as the large number of foreign leaders due to attend the summit.
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The snub by the Ernst Goehner Foundation, which owns nearly 46 percent of Panalpina, marks the second time in the past few months that DSV Chief Executive Jens Bjorn Andersen has encountered resistance in Switzerland.
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The military snub comes after President Trump suggested the Chinese might be influencing North Korea's recent talk of withdrawing from a summit meeting set for June 12 to discuss the dismantling of Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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Being forced to snub corporate campaign donations in such challenging states would be a blow to key Senate Democrats, many of whom would find it difficult to outspend deep-pocketed conservative donors like the Kochs.
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For conservatives in both America and Britain, the disappearance of the bust from its place of honor soon after the end of George W. Bush's presidency was evidence of a liberal snub by Mr. Obama.
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And while some may have interpreted Lopez's decision to include the pole dancing section after her Oscars snub as an artistic act of defiance, Tabitha insisted the moment had been in the works for months.
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Local officials raise concerns about vote reportingPete Buttigieg claimed victory in Iowa before any results were reportedRush Limbaugh awarded Medal of Freedom in surprise State of the Union moveTrump appeared to snub Pelosi's offered handshake.
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Prince seemingly responded to a snub -- not being named to Rolling Stone's list of top 100 guitar players that year -- by eclipsing the rock legends on stage, clearly reminding the writers of his deserved place.
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More than 20 years into a music career that doesn't always get enough credit, and a recent Oscar snub for her work in "Hustlers," she seems to have finally found validation in her pop career.
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In June 2019, during a visit by President Donald Trump to 10 Downing Street, some saw a snub when Trump and First Lady Melania Trump met then-Prime Minister Theresa May and her husband Philip.
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SNUB HBO's "Silicon Valley," widely considered one of television's best comedies and a Globe nominee the past two years, didn't make the field this time, pushed out by the arrivals of "Atlanta" and "black-ish."
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In a new expression of that snub, Abbas overlapped with Pence in Jordan from Saturday evening to midday Sunday, when the Palestinian leader is to fly to Brussels for a meeting with EU foreign ministers.
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" The way to counter such a multi-layered propaganda ploy is not with a John Foster Dulles-esque snub, but with a steely smile and firm handshake, telling Pyongyang's propagandists, "I've heard much about you.
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The awards ceremony has an aversion to genre series (the Watchmen snub; Kit Harington's nomination for Game of Thrones marks not just the show's sole nomination but its first nomination for a performance since 2012).
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It amounted to a stinging snub of President Trump, who broke with much of his party and fully embraced Mr. Moore's candidacy, seeking to rally support for him in the closing days of the campaign.
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Mr. Lim turned to Globy, a Beijing-based pet relocation company, to help him book a flight through Lufthansa, one of the few international airlines that still accept snub-nosed pets in the cargo hold.
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The New York Times reports that Lear will be one of the few honorees to snub the prestigious honor, which takes place every year in Washington, D.C. and is usually a rare moment of bipartisan togetherness.
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There's already talk of this being a snub for Jenkins, who won Best Picture in 2016 for Moonlight, but Layne is smart enough to know the Academy recognition doesn't determine whether a film lives or dies.
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It looked as though Rihanna might have been throwing some shade Beyoncé's way after Liking a photo of herself on Instagram, with a caption insinuating she'd been the victim of a Grammy snub because of Bey.
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A US official at the time, however, said the Saudi king's absence upon arrival was not taken as a snub and noted that Obama rarely greets foreign leaders when they land in the US for meetings.
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He's not the only celeb upset at the All-Star snub -- Lil Rel is also pissed ... telling TMZ Sports that he's also got the resume to be in the game ... but his phone never rang either.
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The big snub went to Mad Max: Fury Road, which didn't receive nominations for Best Film or Best Director, honors that instead went to films like Bridge of Spies and The Revenant and their respective directors.
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Populations of the vaquita, a tiny snub-nosed porpoise that resides in the Gulf of California, have dropped sharply in recent years, a casualty of gillnet fishing for shrimp and totoaba, a popular delicacy in Asia.
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Australia has completed the laying of undersea cables for its high-speed internet project in the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, a snub to Chinese tech giant Huawei, which had previously competed for the deal.
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INVERNESS, Scotland, March 22009 (Reuters) - Glen Mhor Hotel, a picturesque base for tourists hunting Scotland's Loch Ness monster, is struggling to find staff for the summer season as workers from the European Union snub Brexit Britain.
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Lil Nas X's triumphant journey from enduring Billboard's questionable country music snub to becoming the record holder for longest run atop the Hot 2100 singles chart is one of the most important music stories of 2019.
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Despite the combine snub stemming from his violent incident with a female student, Mixon is still training like crazy and plans to show off his skills to NFL scouts at his pro day on March 8.
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