You aren't having conversations, just spouting specific words and phrases.
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I just believe your forum for spouting them has changed.
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But spouting off audio ads could quickly turn off customers.
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The Chinese Spouting Bowl definitely falls into the latter category.
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Now he's a talking head spouting nonsense on cable news.
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They are right more often than those spouting conventional wisdom.
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No one is served by dry headlines spouting sales figures.
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Kilauea has been spouting lava, ash, and rocks since May 3.
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Anyone who speaks as if there were is spouting junk science.
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In 21964, Dunne dreamed of an island that was spouting vapor.
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Spouting racism and insulting pretty much everyone is now somehow normal.
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For another, revolutionary spouting off and instant fame had their allure.
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Hilarious, too — my father came out the womb spouting self-deprecating jokes.
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Instead of just spouting their opinions, these authors bring us real data:
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"Trump was just spouting off, wasn't serious attempt at obstruction." https://t.
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It also included inflammatory posts propagating conspiracy theories and spouting Islamophobic remarks.
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Before she became best known for spouting wildly offensive and outlandish comments.
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The trolls had flooded social networks, spouting racist, misogynistic, and reactionary rhetoric.
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We were the first ones to start spouting theories about this show.
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I was the angry person spouting off about climate change in 2011.
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Second, spouting vranyo (baloney) is an essential lubricant of social and business life.
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Opponents dropped out of scheduled fights, citing junk science and spouting ugly words.
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There's the Fountain of Diana at Villa d'Este, spouting liquid from several breasts.
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And Trump is spouting this kind of misleading stuff on a regular basis.
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Clinton is likely to come across as a typical politician spouting rehearsed lines.
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He's spouting sage wisdom about the nature of mortality on nightly talk shows.
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Many have manifested "magickal" abilities; elves and faeries suddenly appear, spouting cryptic warnings.
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Monster spoke like a small-time official, spouting platitudes and promises with ease.
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On YouTube, far-right personalities began spouting that Dr. Fauci was a fraud.
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On YouTube, far-right personalities began spouting that Dr. Fauci was a fraud.
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I mean Wendy has been spouting about wanting to do some actual good.
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Their mesmerizing display of spouting and cascading water amused us both for hours.
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By 2014, Taylor Swift was spouting the rule in an interview with Glamour .
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An erupting volcano has been spouting lava, ash and rocks for nearly a month.
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Or in the case of Kellyanne Conway, straight-up spouting falsehoods on national news.
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Hankes and the SPLC weren't accusing Cloudflare of spouting racist ideology itself, of course.
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When young Mulder was spouting his conspiracy theories, those ideas were rebellious and exciting.
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But Snowden's whistleblower activities are largely irrelevant to the opinions that he's spouting today.
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Now, the Post found, the president is spouting about 30 such claims per day.
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"Everyone woke up one day and the governor was spouting vulgarities," the professor said.
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There was the time she misheard a child and accidentally started spouting porn words.
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Her entire abdomen is full of them, and quickly Dennis leaves spouting some excuse.
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The couple held the hose together and watched as it began spouting pink water.
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The accused soldier's lawyer says he's only an internet troll caught "spouting off" online.
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And, later, when he starts spouting homophobic bile, you consider heading for the door.
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Salvini has been tireless in spouting anti-immigrant rhetoric over the past two years.
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The erupting Kilauea volcano has been spouting lava, ash and rocks for nearly a month.
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Brazil has a long history of politicians spouting such rhetoric, especially in matters of security.
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My mother, on the other hand, can't handle tears if they're spouting from her children.
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Michael Fassbender's soft lilt is in my ear spouting nonsense about assassins and their creed.
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Now here we are, spouting it off at will like a quote from Mean Girls.
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Barbera Versatile would be a great sitcom name for the annoying neighbor constantly spouting clichés.
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At lunchtime in Jervis Inlet, a humpback whale surfaced lazily, spouting and waving a fin.
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Think twice before leaping into anything that hasn't been thoroughly researched — and before spouting opinions.
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Doesn&apost prevent me from calling you f---ing r-----ed for spouting your misandry.
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The actor arrives looking like a jacked Thorgy Thor, spouting nonsense dialogue with camp glee.
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It turned me off because that's just what he's been spouting for so long now.
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Spouting racist crap is as detrimental as saying nothing when the racist crap hits the fan.
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The problem is that Trump commands that trust while spouting off garbled right-wing talking points.
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With Cersei spouting all this "scary foreigner" rhetoric, the army attacking the throne must be Westerosi.
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Think gray economists in gray suits spouting gray jargon in a windowless conference room in Basel.
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Neo-Nazis spouting hateful ideology, graphic depictions of violence, direct threats — they all need to go.
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Crusius is also said to have published a manifesto spouting white nationalist and anti-immigrant ideologies.
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Whatever idiocy they're spouting will have been totally overtaken by events by the time it's screened.
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While lacking proof, the critics spouting the theory are not without evidence they can point to.
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"I think that might have come out wrong," I once explained after spouting an awkward remark.
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Clinton was referring to the white nationalists and those spouting racism, sexism and anti-Muslim propaganda.
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"Man, you done shot me," Mr. Green recalled saying before blood started spouting from his arm.
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A sexy mechanic spouting mystical nonsense is the last thing this family — and this show — needed.
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"Many people in Black Lives Matter are spouting the ideology of 'kill the police,'" he said.
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The same argument that makes clear King carries racist views (he's been spouting them for years!) also makes the case for why it will be tough for Republicans to remove him from office if he doesn't want to go (he's been spouting racist views for years
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Video from the scene showed what appeared to be gasoline spouting dozens of feet into the air.
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A character formerly known only for giving quests and spouting cryptic sayings is having an existential crisis.
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Photo: USGSOn Wednesday, Fissure 8 was seen spouting lava over 200 to 250 feet into the air.
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"It reads like an angry, vindictive person spouting off to a highly discredible author," Miller told Tapper.
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But as the company quickly learned, spouting off audio even resembling ads can quickly turn off customers.
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"Trump was a reality tv star spouting criticisms of a president & reinforcing the Birther Lie," he tweeted.
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Confabulation isn't just someone spouting nonsense, it's a true confusion of reality, of past memories and identities.
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Cassini also found a global ocean on the moon Enceladus, with ice plumes spouting from its surface.
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Fun hobbies of the super rich: Spouting platitudes about the way your flawless manicure makes you feel.
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Who among us hasn't made this face while listening to our undead dads spouting generic business advice?
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This means Giuliani is spouting thirdhand information, in addition to him generally being rather sloppy with facts.
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Luke's precocious daughter is all grown up now, and presumably still spouting wisdom well beyond her years.
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Still, the only female character in the book, a Friedan-spouting feminist, buys into the company completely.
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Elsie, coolly capable in "Kill My Mother," is now a blind radio personality spouting blind-item gossip.
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Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, said opponents were spouting "drivel" and "deranged comments" about Judge Kavanaugh.
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His solo characters have included a rapping pensioner, a blowzy country singer and a theory-spouting academic.
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A man came out and started spouting clichés about closing the deal, about having what it takes.
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I suited up and parked myself below the spouting warm water for a nice free hydro-massage.
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My grandfather warned about hucksters spouting populist themes but manipulating people and institutions to achieve the opposite.
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I tried to watch your network last night — there was just some crazy blonde woman spouting lies.
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They recognise that they will be more likely to succeed by stretching facts rather than spouting outright lies.
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This is what Trump is appealing to when he continues spouting off conspiracy theories about Obama's birth certificate.
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At the very top, a curvaceous Venus angles her neck upward, spouting water from her mouth and nipples.
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They tackle issues from navigating online dating to dealing with politicians who are constantly spouting anti-women rhetoric.
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He is an unabashed self-promoter of the worst kind, spouting off pseudoscientific nonsense and perpetuating false hopes.
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There's the video with you and Kourtney spouting off expletives that we're not sure we can quote here.
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"Hitler was right" is one of the few printable posts Tay was spouting within a day on Twitter.
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Goh, it's the ground floor veranda facing the pool, with a soothing spouting water feature in the background.
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These industries are spouting carbon because customers demand their products: travel, electronics, entertainment, food, all sorts of stuff.
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A history of spouting bigotry and sending nudes is no longer a liability—it's very nearly a qualification.
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I've made a series called Fishy Fanny paintings — women spouting fish from their mouths as anger, dreams, etc.
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On the campaign trail, we should expect them to follow the President's lead, spouting gibberish to avoid accountability.
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In the midst of our lively discussions between complete strangers, Quinlan returned, spouting more hauntingly familiar tech speak.
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Weaver was confronted by host Steve Kornacki commanding a giant interactive map and spouting some tough delegate math.
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He's enormous, much bigger than any figure we've seen in either Destiny game, and he starts spouting archvillain dialogue.
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Whether it's terrorists spouting propaganda, or hackers spreading dumped files, social media has become a busy arena for criminals.
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Remember when Microsoft's Tay chatbot went live on Twitter and started spouting racist nonsense in less than a day?
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I encourage them to look at people who are spouting Islamophobia with sympathy, and ask them to be patient.
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She takes offense at their teasing, and starts spouting about the "immaturity" of the other girls in the house.
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You'd be surprised how attached you can grow over time to a NPC talking sheep spouting gibberish at you.
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Latin-spouting, tousle-headed Johnson is a former mayor of London and one of Britain&aposs best-known politicians.
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They have found their niche in spouting incredibly offensive things, doubling down on their divisive rhetoric and never apologizing.
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And as a twenty-first–century parable of the workplace, it naturally involved Donald Trump spouting off on Twitter.
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He typically avoids the exposition-spouting talking heads of most documentaries; all dialogue comes in the form of conversation.
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But… if you want to make the most of 'em, don't listen to people spouting marketing bollocks on stage.
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Which is to say they often mobilize around major public events rather than just spouting ideas and quietly organizing.
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The next minute, she's spouting off about the samurai way of life, and is really down with killing people.
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"An MEP spouting such xenophobic filth... You are an embarrassment to Hungary, to Europe and to humanity," he said.
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Trump is spouting while Ford and Tesla are shouting, but first: a cartoon about when data collection gets personal.
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And views are views to the eyes of these organizers, whether they are out there spouting positive or negative comments.
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While Tyrion and Varys are the ones running around Dragonstone spouting treason, this dark conversation isn't of their own making.
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He was chatting with the man when the conversation turned to national politics and the voter started spouting racial slurs.
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If a character's suddenly spouting information that's supposed to bring you up to date, it can seem artificial or contrived.
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And thanks to social media, you can find soothsayers of all stripes spouting wisdom on Twitter, Instagram, and, yes, YouTube.
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Anything Sir Harrison says is ironclad; it's like he's spouting Bachelor scripture in real time and we get to watch.
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Bill Clinton essentially called the FBI Director – James Comey – a liar, when he said the FBI director was spouting "bull".
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She's routinely skirted the truth, spouting lines that are blatantly false, and coining the term "alternate facts" along the way.
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A cover story in Fast Company chronicled the company's rise to power and execs were spouting off about their dominance.
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America has a schizophrenic foreign policy right now, thanks to a feckless president given to spouting off as he pleases.
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The core sentiment of the statement isn't the problem—spouting impotent bromides as if you're speaking truth to power is.
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Even when spouting from the mouths of scrawny kids like Lydon or Strummer, punk was full of rock's macho swagger.
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His behavior was a departure from his earlier courtroom flare-ups, which included spouting random objections and illogical legal phrases.
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Before the speech, they milled around in the vicinity of the venue, talking to journalists and spouting white supremacist beliefs.
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Don't force yourself to listen to people spouting hate against you and your family in the name of civil comity.
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The other king looks and acts the part, but is bested by a few muck-covered peasants spouting Marxist rhetoric.
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Adding to the sense of intrigue, the defense obtained audiotapes and transcripts of Fuhrman spouting racial slurs during an interview.
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At Bryant Park in Manhattan, the fountain was nearly frozen solid, its spouting water transformed into a rococo pile of icicles.
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Katz says the worker set fire to his room on the Brookhaven campus, and when security arrived, he was spouting gibberish.
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If you're a candidate spouting conspiracy theories from the stump after the first presidential debate, the odds are you didn't win.
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Men like Roscoe, who is constantly spouting out buzz-phrases you've heard in every tech company press conference you've ever watched.
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Behold: Now Maguire is spouting more absurdities in Paradise, but if he had it his way, he'd be the next Bachelor.
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He was in trademark form: bullish and predictably smug, spouting falsehoods about unemployment, health care, and trade partnerships with glib confidence.
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It's clear that Ricky is spouting therapy-speak he picked up from a counselor or social worker somewhere along the line.
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So that's a way that this could be seen as a strategic move rather than simply Trump spouting off on Twitter.
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When Ms. Bourelly catches herself spouting anodyne industry platitudes, she interrupts with the opposite: a string of playful, self-mocking obscenities.
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This isn't some random House member spouting off to get some attention and distance himself from Trump in a swing district.
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Entrepreneurs who once talked about how fast their start-ups were growing are now spouting from a bible of fiscal responsibility.
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I'm fine with her spouting these ideas to fellow staff members — we usually nod and smile and laugh about it later.
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To his parents' dismay, Leo returns spouting ideals about helping Syrian refugees as well as doomsday prophecies about our endangered planet.
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" He added, "They're all spouting off with good ideas, or bad ideas that sound good, and Amy will do this slowly.
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Republican candidates all over are parroting the president, spouting his catchphrases and donning his hats as they try to show loyalty.
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Imagine being a degenerate fake news piece of shit spouting your bullshit speculative opinions each and every day like Bret Baier.
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It's an interesting fact, but I wouldn't recommend spouting it off the next time you're gazing at a painterly evening sky.
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Traywick has a habit of spouting off goals that seem completely impossible—including to some of the biohackers behind the company's science.
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The brassy Passengers actress has been enjoying a press tour for the sci-fi film, spouting Lawrence-like anecdotes all the while.
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Fashion is aspirational, that's why designers are always spouting off inspirations as varied as the deserts of Morocco, or the Scottish moors.
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And here was Mr Barlow, the barrel-chested space-cowboy dressed in black and trailed by groupies, spouting his poetic, juvenile pap.
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Holistic health advocate Deepak Chopra is at it again, this time spouting his patented food nonsense at the "Fat Summit" online conference.
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And if you happen to come across a parent at a youth sports game spouting sexist nonsense, just send them this article.
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Because that's honestly how all games should be broadcast—with a little Bill Walton in your corner, spouting out his genius inanities.
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When the Senate "leader" responded, he proved Joe's right by spouting the Kremlin line that investigating Putin's help to Trump is McCarthyism.
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It is the same today, after a wild run of thousands of hours of talking heads spouting opposing arguments to their flocks.
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The text opens a window into a lively and eclectic world of scholarship, a realm of humanist scribes and poetry-spouting polymaths.
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He was spouting racial slurs at them and aggressing them with a metal trash can lid and saying he had a knife.
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Mihalik's universe is vividly imagined, with exposition given with a refreshing directness (and no reliance on characters spouting awkward as-you-knows).
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In it, his radiating architectural motifs frame an uncharacteristically soft Edenic landscape that includes several trees, one spouting a rainbow of leaves.
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"[Waters] is just spouting the left-wing company line, and anyone who disagrees with her, well, she doesn't brook disagreement," he said.
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Customers of the county's water district post videos and pictures on social media of brown cloudy water spouting out of their taps.
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So when Browning makes comparisons between the rise of Hitler and our current historical period, this isn't some keyboard warrior spouting off.
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Or, as an advisor on Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum, are you just spouting off whatever's most convenient to your own business interests?
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's high-flying, rocket-spouting soldier, Pharah.
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That's where his usefulness begins and ends, though it hasn't stopped him from spouting off about stupid shit, and Twitter is no exception.
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His house is hung with old masters, but this elephant-head wall fountain will be spouting in a garden full of contemporary sculpture.
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They're so conscious about saying the right thing that they often end up spouting generic statements that don't really say anything at all.
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" Laffer blasted other Republican candidates, suggesting they were "just spouting rhetoric," touting Stefanowski as someone who "knows how to bring companies back in.
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His reticence to talk is in sharp contrast to his history of spouting off glibly to reporters, even after he was criminally charged.
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And as Taylor pointed out, the reason so many Ukrainians were alarmed by Trump was because he was spouting pro-Russian talking points.
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Its Obama was a bit cold and aloof, its Hillary Clinton a relentless striver, and its George W. Bush a malapropism-spouting manchild.
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The Knights Templar muscled in next, spouting a chivalric code of honor as it taxed, extorted and kidnapped farmers and usurped their land.
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In classic style, the play introduces each as she arrives, spouting a bright, brittle aphorism or offering a capsule preview of her character.
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But by pre-dinner drinks, many guests are spouting platitudes about the experience despite being only five hours into the 22-hour program.
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Religious leaders and more secular observers couldn't help but notice that Trump was spouting his anti-immigration views on Easter Sunday and during Passover.
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There are now a total number of 24 cracks spouting lava since the volcano began erupting on May 3, Hawaii County Civil Defense sad.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - When magma first began spouting like a demonic lawn sprinkler from a fissure near Mark Clawson's Hawaii home, it was exciting.
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They conclude that these ice volcanoes are not as important to the structure of Ceres as lava-spouting volcanoes are to shaping the Earth.
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One way out of this mire is to understand that the person spouting its benefits might not actually mean what you think they mean.
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Actually, they're drones, each spouting gaseous bursts of red, yellow, and green under the direction of filmmaker Paul Trillo for his latest work, CHROMATICITY.
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These microscopic crystals, invisible to the naked eye, look like forests full of towering trees spouting up from nothing when magnified hundreds of times.
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I can influence the sounds with my hands, but it's neither a musical instrument, requiring skill, nor a toy, effortlessly spouting out unmusical noise.
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One way they're going about that, apparently, is by using Reddit, so cross your fingers that the robots don't start spouting abuse and garbage!
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But it's getting harder to find reasons to doubt these rumors when so many different leak sources are spouting identical information at this point.
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But the momentum apparently shifted after last week's shocking murder of Labour Member of Parliament Jo Cox by a man spouting ultra-nationalist slogans.
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He looks for stories about bribery, graft, spies being caught or politicians suddenly spouting rhetoric in defense of hostile nations where they hadn't before.
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Given his long history of spouting white supremacist rhetoric, it makes sense that he would be comfortable playing footsie with the likes of Collett.
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Typically the gay character in a studio-backed teenage romance is the supportive best friend spouting quips and offering sage relationship or fashion advice.
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I might draw "car accident guy" with Frankenstein-like stitches or a headless priest fresh off the guillotine, spouting blood from his severed neck.
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Handsome and spouting aphorisms, he was known as a ladies' man; an obituary in The Los Angeles Times said he was married six times.
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A gunman spouting anti-Semitic slogans killed two people in the German city of Halle and tried to force his way into a synagogue.
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These are people like me and what he is spouting is not what the United States is about, what it has always stood for.
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What we saw Wednesday was a parade of sycophants comparing their leader to Jesus Christ while spouting discredited conspiracy theories straight from the Kremlin.
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And it's not just presidential candidates spouting anti-Muslim rhetoric; thousands of Americans have bawled them and other religious minorities have been targeted, too.
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Combating this strategy of demagoguery and nonsense is difficult, but the first step is to correctly identify it rather than spouting vague pieties about togetherness.
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When Spicer can't get through a press conference without spouting obvious nonsense that he has to take back hours later, he's failing all those constituencies.
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"Voters are looking for clear ideas" and don't want to hear from "bureaucrats who have been spouting the same talking points for decades," she says.
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Instead he is reaping the benefits of talks with the world's top diplomats while spouting the same phrases as his father and grandfather before him.
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In it he defended Barack Obama, his rival for the presidency, in the face of constituents spouting racist conspiracies about the then-senator from Illinois.
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While it's unusual to see Streep spouting rap lyrics, it isn't all that hard to imagine that she could pull it off in real life.
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I'm not sure we need to reward someone who spent the past few years spouting anti-Muslim propaganda on Twitter with dozens of laudatory thinkpieces.
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He thinks they should avoid dismissing public anxiety by spouting facts and figures, which preaches to the converted but confirms sceptics' fears about detached elites.
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He started spouting typical Trump rhetoric, promising to build a wall on the Mexican border and to, you know, invade women's privacy against their will.
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They think Whitaker, who previously had been publicly hostile to the probe he's now in charge of, is just spouting off Trump administration talking points.
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"As the lava expands, so has the anxiety," she said, the low, jet-like sound of lava spouting from the ground audible in the distance.
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At one point, the city of Budapest had extended an invitation for the two to appear in a parade, spouting Simlish from atop a float.
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Ron, who blithely deadnames Ry while spouting a stream of misogynistic one-liners, would be a crass caricature in the hands of a lesser writer.
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Occasionally, he comes across as little more than a TED Talk himself, spouting chunks of research and philosophical meanderings that, while fascinating, stall the novel.
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However, I am reluctant to recommend her because I would feel responsible if she can't control spouting her strong and (in many cases) reprehensible opinions.
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The mayor of St. Radegund, the mountain hamlet where Franz lives, is a true believer, spouting xenophobic, master-race rhetoric in the town's beer garden.
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And President Donald Trump is spouting unfounded accusations and demanding that foreign governments investigate Biden and the overseas business dealings of his youngest son, Hunter.
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Such an overridingly didactic mission makes the characters in "Normal" seem like interchangeable philosophical delivery systems, spouting off without the expectation of any conversational exchange.
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Again, some of this might sound attractive: too many civil servants live in a Whitehall bubble and too many managers overpay themselves for spouting claptrap.
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You want some quality Let's Plays, but you don't want your 12-year-old looking up to someone prone to spouting off Richard Spencer talking points.
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A new fissure opened, bringing the total number spouting lava to 24 since the volcano began erupting on May 3, according to Hawaii County Civil Defense.
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For male sports fans, the video was a stark reminder that, while they personally may never dream of spouting such bile, those that do still exist.
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This volcano, which would look much less horny if the lava was lava-colored, makes cleaning the inside of the microwave fun by spouting cleaning solution.
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Union members were an important element of society, and their political education programs were able to act as a barrier to demagogues spouting divisive populist rhetoric.
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Liberal elitists, jargon-spouting intellectuals and anyone who got up in the morning blaming America for the world's ills would soon hear from him, and how.
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When we're not enduring yet another joke about iPads, Noelle is spouting off one more holiday lesson as the plot barrels towards one more topical theme.
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Peter King on Saturday expressed his disdain for National Anthem protesters, suggesting their actions were on par with spouting racial invectives or giving the Nazi salute.
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It's when he starts going off the prompter, and starts spouting off or ad-libbing, that it usually turns out to be a disaster for him.
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"Lift Yourself" works around a gospel sample, builds in a bass-heavy beat, then descends into a farce as West starts spouting gibberish about Poopa Scoopas.
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She pressed Chyna's belly, and the doll began spouting off a slew of dirty sayings, like "I shaved my pussy!" in a high-pitched, squeaky voice.
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That Mr. Trump did, while spouting such ugliness about women and minorities, speaks to deep and persistent strains of misogyny and white supremacy in American society.
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As unsettling footage Beckermann herself shot at the time proves, many voters not only sided with him, but went even further, openly spouting anti-Semitic vitriol.
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The artwork, which consists of M&M's characters spouting artists' statements sourced from Indexhibit, was created by Guthrie Lonergan for the biennial Made in LA exhibition.
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The exuberant, show-tune-spouting queen of a suburban community theater group, Lorraine tries to turn her every moment, onstage and off, into a delirious showstopper.
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But as early marketing efforts were rolled out last year, concerns that Sonic would be manipulated by the Hollywood machine into a catchphrase-spouting terror mounted.
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Nearby, she mesmerizes as a dissolute punk princess spouting mostly inspiring words of Manuel Maples Arce, the Mexican founder of the Dada-like Stridentism in 1921.
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Minimum-wage increases keep passing, in blue states and red ones, and Trump won the Republican nomination while spouting big-government promises (which he's now violating).
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When we meet the Jedis, in Episode I, they're mindfulness-meditating, axiom-spouting space monks who keep order in the galaxy and swing a swift lightsaber.
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Raposa: I'm not invested enough to bother looking at actual statistics before spouting off some nonsense (#TeamFirstTake), but Longo should probably be platooned at this point, too.
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Hanks' brilliant, Sherlock Holmes-like character again winds up spouting a lot of convoluted-sounding dialogue -- occasionally at inopportune times -- while surrounded by a solid international cast.
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The Parisian city government just unveiled a sparkling new initiative to install at least one fountain spouting free bubbly water in each of the city's 20 arrondissements.
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Pai has recently responded to these diverse voices of concern — with a form letter repeating the same misinformation he and other proponents were spouting all through 2017.
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Because they don't want this election to be about policy, where the tired left-wing dogmas Hillary is spouting have been tried and failed repeatedly for generations.
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It showed two water fountains: One labeled, "White" with clear liquid spouting from it and a more spartan-looking fountain labeled "Colored," with brown liquid spewing out.
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The reality is that both parties have specialized in fielding candidates who are excellent at spouting talking points on cable news but terrible at building policy solutions.
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The viewer can see it in the man spouting mysticism while making a Nutella sandwich, and also in lemon pepper chicken with sauce so special it glows.
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For example, he has constantly complained about trade deficits — when the value of what the country imports exceeds its exports — spouting off the amount with each country.
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It is tough to imagine an idea-spouting, theoretically inclined curator situating such diverse works in the same show, but they fit together wonderfully, and confluences develop.
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There's the odd soundbite from DJ Perico, Santa Blanca's propaganda-spouting mouthpiece, but there is nothing in the cinematics or the gameplay that recognizes the cartel's destabilization.
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"Public buffoon and private velociraptor", the jovial, Latin-spouting Judd—"a loose cannon with a floppy haircut and a bicycle"—weaves through the vicissitudes of public life.
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A new fissure has opened, bringing the total number of cracks spouting lava to 24 since the volcano began erupting on May 3, Hawaii County Civil Defense said.
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It should be noted that InfoWars has been spouting its deepstate meanderings since 1999 and Alex Jones himself was a gravelly-voice radio star as early as 1996.
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If it's a hot day, the kids will rush to be drenched by "Appearing Rooms," which has water spouting up unpredictably from a square platform of metal grating.
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The Blair-Cameron era saw politicians of all parties conforming to a particular type, wearing sensible suits, spouting sensible views and smugly explaining that "there is no alternative".
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She is sexually active and one of many pupils still spouting the myth that you contract HIV by using an infected person's eating utensils and kissing with tongues.
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While he, his cousins, and their friends are camping out in the woods, they see a strange figure — the Goatman — jerking and spouting gibberish as it follows them.
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Crickets. I'd always thought that if Mr. Corbyn was ever nailed down on this issue, he'd be spouting the anti-Semitism of the international left: Shadowy Zionist lobbyists.
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More than simply embarrassing themselves by spouting obvious falsehoods, though, Fox News' incendiary, fanatical rants serve to delegitimize to its viewers the very idea of a political opposition.
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The Nanas play many roles throughout the garden; one serves as the figure of Justice, and others recline in fountains, spouting water from their mouths and Technicolor nipples.
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Chances are you first noticed Corey Stoll in Woody Allen's film "Midnight in Paris," from 2011, in which he played a hard-drinking, declarative-sentence-spouting Ernest Hemingway.
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So the stuff he was spouting could have stemmed from actual political conversations happening around him, and he may have interpreted it in an extreme and demented way?
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Spouting sciencey statistics might sound fancy but it doesn't help me feel less alone when my working day has, yet again, been 153pm until I get hungry for dinner.
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When you're inspired and start spouting off about everything you do, that's what you do when you're young, but then the more you do it, the harder it gets.
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The app — which is peppered with Elmo's voice, spouting encouraging phrases like "good job" — will be available both for the new devices and users with existing Kinsa ear thermometers.
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"The parade of specialists, hospitalists, residents, and nurses treating him seem like Vegas palm readers, spouting theories and hunches that only lead to confusion and further despair," she said.
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The Fifth Element produced one of science fiction's most iconic protagonists, and even failed Besson characters — like Morgan Freeman's pseudoscience-spouting professor in Lucy — tend to be memorably bad.
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His budding kinship with Jessica becomes strained when Tyrone, heretofore a quiet fellow with a festive red mop of hair, begins spouting lewd insinuations about Jason's attraction to her.
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That is, if a company builds a successful gaming or social media platform, trolls, extremists and other users spouting noxious speech will find a way to those online locations.
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There's no word on how long the investigation will last, but, if nothing else, maybe Pruitt will think twice (maybe even a third time?) before casually spouting insanity. [Reuters]
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The economy suffered another blow in late 2016, when local media began reporting regularly on raw sewage spouting out of manholes along the southern coast, Barbados's main tourist area.
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After a brief introduction from Baldwin's Trump, Redd's West launched into a rant that, honestly, didn't feel quite far enough from the reality of what Kanye's been spouting lately.
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Like we said before, social media is all about identity building, and spouting out itemized lists is one of the most well-trodden and effective ways to do this.
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Consider the case of Microsoft's simple Tay bot, which sucked up all the slurs and racist opinions that Twitter users threw at it and ended up spouting Nazi drivel.
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A man was confronting the two teens -- including one who was wearing a hijab -- and started spouting "hate speech toward a variety of ethnicities and religions," Portland Police Sgt.
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To say that someone is just spouting off in a tantrum is to suggest that he's not intentional about the harm he's doing and about the people he's attacking.
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To Iowa evangelicals, he didn't want to get shut out completely so he started spouting "Judeo-Christian" mutterings to signal to that group that he could speak their language.
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Extremists, spouting racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic, and anti-immigrant beliefs, have followed the trend and are broadcasting their messages as established social media outlets crack down on similar content.
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Spouting biological balderdash with a commendably straight face, David declares Tris "pure," a designation that comes with all-white outfits and an all-access pass to David's private aerie.
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Descriptive notes accompany the creatures, which include a unicorn, a rhinocerous, and a spouting nautical beast — the latter "copied directly from Abraham Ortelius's map of Iceland," according to Mir.
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In many cases, the people spouting inspirational quotes and promoting girl power on this day are the same ones furthering policies and values designed to silence and thwart women.
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While that's exciting from a character standpoint, it also messes with the chemistry of the show, which is built off Rory and Lorelai spouting nonstop quips at each other.
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Even through my fingers, I spotted Chief Hopper, Eleven and Dustin from Stranger Things and a slew of friendly Proton Pack-wearing ghostbusters spouting catch phrases from the films.
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Tellingly, both "X-Files" and "Homeland" have come to feature a conspiracy-theory-spouting blowhard (here played by Joel McHale) whose inflammatory rantings, improbably, are actually tinged with truth.
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By Sunday afternoon, crews had shut down one leak with a surface safety valve, but the second leak, although reduced, was still spouting gas, federal and state officials said.
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About 80 of those were destroyed in the Leilani Estates community, where lava-spouting fissures in the ground first opened on May 3 downhill from the volcano's eastern flank.
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Besides spouting fountains of lava around the clock, the fissures have released high levels of toxic sulfur dioxide gas on a near constant basis, posing an ongoing health hazard.
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The workers had been unwittingly watering and tending to the plants for weeks before realizing the growth spouting out of the zinnias and marigolds was illegal, reports the Powell Tribune.
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He continued spouting off these conspiracy theories in public as late as 2015 — years after Obama released short-form and long-form birth certificates proving he was born in Hawaii.
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And, well, frankly speaking, a lot more people really need to grow up and learn that maniacs spouting total rubbish are just an unfortunate distraction from great Sponsor Message content.
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He set up his digital camera in his living room, pointed it remarkably close to his face, and started reviewing albums in video form, spouting opinions off of his head.
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"You rarely see authentic portrayals of people of faith," Gifford said to the man who also directed The Passion of the Christ and was recorded drunkenly spouting anti-Semitic insults.
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But it was his uncanny knack for transforming candidates into zinger-spouting killers in debate prep that sealed his reputation as one of the best political impresarios in the business.
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A co-founder of the titular organization, accomplished sniper and mother of rocket-spouting Overwatch hero Pharah, Ana is also now the newest member of the game's cast of heroes.
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Nothing about Hitler's ascent to power -- from an obscure blowhard spouting crackpot racial theories in beer halls in 1920s Munich to becoming the master of much of Europe -- was preordained.
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The Washington Wizards star vowed to punish the rookie for all the trash talk his dad, LaVar Ball, had been spouting off leading up to Wednesday's matchup at Staples Center.
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The rest were consumed weeks earlier in the larger Leilani Estates subdivision several miles (km) to the west, where lava-spouting fissures in the ground first opened on May 3.
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LuAnn repeatedly tries to tell Bethenny she's onto the "next phase" of her life after Jason by spouting the pithiest faux zen platitudes possible, despite the fact the former Mrs.
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Trump is not conversant in the main issues of American public policy and doesn't bother studying for interviews, so every time he does one, he ends up spouting risible nonsense.
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Quinn spends this episode spouting stock phrases about potential motherhood at Booth — such a downgrade from her usual predatory acumen that even Constance Zimmer can't summon much energy for it.
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Trump alleged that a narrative that police officers are a racist force in society had received a "nod" by Clinton, spouting off shooting statistics in President Obama's hometown of Chicago.
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As the models strut the designer stands spouting furious monologues about death, sickness, gay sex, war, pronouncing everything he's made and everything around him both haunted and plagued with AIDS.
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And the laser beam, instead of remaining a straight line, bounced off the surface angle of the water spouting out of the bottle, creating a contained, liquid ray of light.
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Trump then turns to spouting off a few phrases that are basically incomprehensible, like "you can hook him up" and "tell me when," in an attempt to solve the problem.
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But in an age of terrorism, the chronicle of how a sedate heiress named Patricia morphed into a gun-toting, invective-spouting revolutionary calling herself Tania holds a definite fascination.
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If we do not create such a system, we risk using the flaws of our current system as an excuse to continue spouting opinions fueled by bigotry, rather than facts.
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And Said is able to make his argument without spouting any claims about how Austen intended for her book to be read, which is not a feat Kelly ever attempts.
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Once again, the woman infamous for calling half the country "deplorables" and citing Republicans as "her enemy" finds herself ignorantly spouting off in a desperate attempt for relevance and attention.
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And, by the way, if you happen to be in that city, you can catch him spouting iambic pentameter in the cast of the Public Theater's Hamlet alongside Oscar Isaac.
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Unite or bustWhile Carville is spouting off, other Democrats are trying not to publicly tick off Sanders' supporters and stress that the party has to unite around whoever becomes the nominee.
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Eugene still feels a like one-trick pony to me, but at least in this episode he actually had an arc and something to do while spouting his tiresome Eugene-isms.
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Indonesia ordered planes to stay away from the country's airspace after one of its volcanoes partially collapsed, spouting volcanic ash into the atmosphere and triggering a devastating tsunami earlier this week.
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It's hard to blame these people for being angry and scared that some total stranger has breached security and infiltrated their building and is now spouting nonsense about everyone's dead parents.
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Duke Nukem 3D composer Lee Jackson is back on board, and John St. John, the voice of the original Duke, is once again spouting lines about busty babes and kickin' ass.
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And now the Big Island's Leilani Estates area -- miles east of the Kilaeua volcano's caldera -- has at least 14 new fissures, spouting lava and sulfur dioxide, since the eruption May 3.
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In the triptych "I Go to Pieces: My Inner Life (#6)," made before her death in 2010, two sewn panels flank a red figure spouting umbilical-like cords and snaking hair.
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They will later show up to play peekaboo, among other games, with audience members, and to argue heatedly over their destinies during a Thanksgiving dinner featuring a prophesy-spouting fetus turkey.
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Though sometimes hazy on the details of Mr Trump's scandals, he has compensated by lambasting the president's enemies, exaggerating the powers of his office and, when all else fails, spouting nonsense.
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Some Senate Republicans acknowledge that Ryan's direct condemnation of Trump may prove helpful down the road if they get the unpredictable candidate to think twice before spouting a race-based critique.
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Also, you should watch this video of Justin Bieber trying to cover the song and just spouting a bunch of gibberish on stage at a nightclub because he can't speak Spanish.
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In the past few days, one cardinal has accused another of spouting "nonsense" and a priest accused an archbishop of being so naive about China that he was like Alice in Wonderland.
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I argue that country women of the agrarian era were physically and mentally stronger than today's high-profile, feminism-spouting women careerists, doing their Pilates and spinning routines at the pricey gym.
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" A friend from Tacoma recently told Case that people from nearby Seattle were coming down and wanted to know where the good places are to live, spouting off, "Tacoma is actually cool!
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Many people on Twitter have called La Sirena out for spouting "misogynistic shit under the guise of female empowerment," as Jennifer Gunter, MD, an ob/gyn and a pain medicine physician, tweeted.
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This week Trump made headlines for calling America's democracy into question, calling Hillary Clinton a "nasty woman," and for a spouting a buffoonish myth about late-term abortion — all in one debate.
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Instead he sounded off on the same talking points he's been spouting since he entered the "I support Donald Trump and fuck you for telling me not to" phase of his career.
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Is this whole thing just an excuse for Trump to launch his own American Idol-style singing competition, complete with Rudy Giuliani periodically spouting the phrase "That's a 'no' for me, dawg"?
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It didn't matter that there were people fighting with each other and spouting conspiracy theories and competing to say the worst things they could fit into 140 characters in my Twitter mentions.
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Their recommendations have gone beyond simply cooperation, however; Cobb and Kelly have both warned Trump that spouting off on Mueller on Twitter or during friendly interviews on Fox News would backfire badly.
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Later, as we cruised back down the Strait of Georgia toward the San Juan Islands and Seattle, we came across two humpback whales, a mother and her calf, swimming and spouting along.
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Of the many moral issues that have beset Americans since November, one of the most nagging is that of the once beloved relative who appears at the Thanksgiving table spouting contemptible ideas.
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The central source of tension is whether PewDiePie casually spouting "nigger," a word historically—and currently—used to denigrate a once-enslaved population, is evidence of racism, that PewDiePie himself is racist.
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Obviously I ended up kissing him once again to make him stop spouting nonsense, fucked him then boarded a night bus 20 minutes after it was over and never saw him again.
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Usually sitting off to the side and spouting acidic insults and quips, Frank had a genuine love for his wife and sons that was never in question, but he always felt distant.
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Cellphones, in heavy use here, have a lot to answer for, too; Equity should investigate the way they have usurped the jobs of exposition-spouting maids and butlers in plays like this.
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" Mr. Stanfield was dancing drunkenly at a party when Mr. Glover approached him about the part of Darius, a non sequitur-spouting stoner whose bon mots include "Can I measure your tree?
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Over the years, the FBI collected evidence that showed Khan graduated from spouting anti-American rhetoric to recruiting people to make jihad abroad and that he may have been planning to martyr himself.
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But the company's Google Home speaker is still spouting off idiotic, untrue answers to certain questions, and featured snippets at the top of web results continue to occasionally surface bad info as well.
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Additionally, some of Sinclair's anchors are union members, but as SAG-AFTRA told reporter Steven Greenhouse, their contracts may "contain language about journalistic integrity" but "generally nothing" carries specific protections from spouting propaganda.
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In fact, CPCs are typically created with the express goal to dissuade pregnant women from having an abortion, and have been repeatedly accused of spouting medically inaccurate information in order to do so.
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The Baby-Sitter's Club was about a decade before Dawson's Creek set the standard for youths spouting an unrealistic vocabulary, beholden to a need to appeal to an adult or professionally critical audience.
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If the movies want to turn her into some kind of Ernst Blofeld-esque presence, then I want a little more than Charlize Theron spouting terrible lines from behind a computer between explosions.
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Despite the bland title, The Report is riveting stuff – and much of the credit goes to Adam Driver, a rare actor who can make even staring at screens and spouting exposition look interesting.
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Trump first became politically relevant when he spread the conspiracy about Barack Obama not being born in the US (a bit of racist nonsense he was still reportedly spouting after the 2016 election).
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One of the more haunting side quests in Nier is called "The Wise Machines," where you track down a series of robots spouting vague lines about the meaning of life and contemplating birth.
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The festival featured a wandering magician, the disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong and a string of hedge-fund managers spouting the Greek letters that physicists have imported into the derivatives industry: gamma, delta, theta.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Putting Grit in Its Place" (column, May 10): As David Brooks says, the grade point average trains students to be good at spouting answers to other people's questions.
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But he is one, spouting a blunt diagnosis of race issues in Hollywood and fluidly explaining his big-picture beliefs like the idea that blackness is evolving away from a binary to whiteness.
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At 111 Murray, a condo in Lower Manhattan being developed by Fisher Brothers with Witkoff and New Valley, a lap pool will be accompanied by an oval-shaped children's pool with spouting fountains.
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SEATTLE — For the last three years, not one calf has been born to the dwindling pods of black-and-white killer whales spouting geysers of mist off the coast in the Pacific Northwest.
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Then there is the $2.5 million, 1103-foot-tall home run sculpture at Marlins Park in Miami, which sends leaping fish, palm trees and spouting water into action and is notably less loved.
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During one searing argument, Mira asks Jed if his Jewish, MAGA-spouting folks — who are doting grandparents to their mixed-race child — would be O.K. if she voted for an anti-Semitic candidate.
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Skinhead groups rose to prominence here in the 1980s, and last year, a man spouting what witnesses said were racist and anti-Muslim language stabbed two people to death on a transit train.
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I thought it was hilarious, but for those who are concerned about a toddler spouting profanity, Pearl McKay, now age 14, was being fed these lines by Mr. Ferrell and merely repeated them.
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How is it that a New York businessman spouting some pretty radical ideas is far and above all of his colleagues in the most important realm that matters for a presidential candidate: humanity.
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Altogether, the resulting picture is reminiscent of Paris' whimsical Stravinsky Fountain that sits near the Centre Pompidou, spouting water from zany loop-de-loop sculptures and an outsized pair of red-lipsticked lips.
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Yet if Cox's casting as a transgender woman was hailed as something of a breakthrough on stodgy old CBS, she's left spouting pretty banal courtroom dialogue for the most part, along with everyone else.
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At a meeting with foreign journalists in October, Ehlers and a panel of advisors struggled to articulate their message, spouting about "The System" and screening a garish video of the department's cheesy theme song.
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But in its first season, The Bold Type did what most shows spouting feminism still sadly do: It still centered whiteness, despite having a relatively diverse cast that includes two queer women of color.
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But when Palin turned out to be utterly unqualified and unintelligible, spouting her own special Yoda-like language, it did not reflect poorly on women as a whole — only on her and John McCain.
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Nighttime photos released Wednesday by the U.S. Geological Survey show the flames spouting from road cracks in the Leilani Estates neighborhood where the volcano has been sending up lava through vents in the ground.
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In his books and speaking appearances, Dr. Epstein was a statistic-spouting Cassandra who attributed rising cancer rates to occupational and household hazards (although he was accused of belatedly emphasizing the risks from smoking).
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While the platform's stars may have to contend with a few lost brand deals after spouting racial slurs, dealing in "politically incorrect" humor is still an easy and acceptable way to make a buck.
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Three months after his election—and almost a month into his presidency—he is still preoccupied with anxiety over his legitimacy, spouting paranoid delusions in closed-door meetings with the nation's top elected officials.
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The problem is that the politicians spouting free trade, like Ryan, are so enamored by the dream that they are blind to the reality; a reality the four men on Mount Rushmore warned against.
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The heart of Parkchester lies in the Aileen B. Ryan Oval, formerly called the Metropolitan Oval, where residents relax on benches as they gaze at the water-spouting nymphs in the plaza's central fountain.
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Hardly. Mr. Trump is a fraud dressed in the narcissistic sociopath's own branded clothing line, spouting with no conviction the movement's platform of praising dictators and calling women who haven't slept with you disgusting.
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It's the culmination of seven episodes' worth of musical vignettes by 1950s rock stars: Here Elvis is drinking a Tab, showing off his martial-arts moves and spouting his philosophy of rock 'n' roll.
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In the 9.2-magnitude 1964 Alaska quake, for example, residents of Valdez — a town built on loose glacial sediments — reported seeing sheets of water spouting 20 feet into the air as the land shook.
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Still, in Eisa Davis's terrific performance, a character who might seem a humorless, civics-spouting Ms. Deeds instead comes across as one of those politicians, like Elizabeth Warren, who makes superiority feel almost glamorous.
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And more than any of the (oh so many) pop-songbook shows that have befallen Broadway since the Abba-spouting behemoth "Mamma Mia!" opened in 2001, "Ain't Too Proud" is a story of attrition.
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Nor do they pay much attention to the daily ups and downs of the market: Mr. Mallouk's ban on CNBC-spouting televisions is supposed to favor long-term sang-froid over shorter-term panic.
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"In the conversations I had with her,'' Angie Mills said, "she said this is something they pressured her to do, something that had been drilled into her, that she was spouting what they said.
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Mariah has always given the illusion of "realness"—her frequent spouting of "I don't know her," her connection to her fans (the lambs, of course), her rendition of "4real4real" off 2008's E=MC².
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An update that reached screens in 2017 included mythical creatures (mermaids, genies, elves, and vampires), food (pie, sandwich, broccoli, takeout), animals (dinosaur, hedgehog, giraffe, zebra), and faces (starstruck, mindblown, shhhing, and expletive-spouting angry face).
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Richard Wilson, one of the show's executive producers, said he saw Johnson, straw-haired and spouting arcane references, on a news show one night, thought, "He's a slightly ludicrous figure," and decided to book him.
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In this historical context, Joe becomes ingratiating and antiblack, a self-loathing Harvard-educated black man spouting the kind of pseudo-scientific babble that was used for centuries to justify the enslavement of his people.
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When Edward delivers a final speech about how the perpetrators of crimes such as his must be punished, the audience cannot tell if he believes it or if he is spouting, even mocking, received opinion.
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The snazzy seed-spouting business was created by Olympic freestyle skier and gold medalist Jonny Moseley and his wife, Malia — so we knew from the start that these pouches were in it to win it.
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While we'd all love to know Bey's Snapchat name, it's sweet knowing that somewhere Bey and Blue Ivy are freely living their best Snapchat-filtered lives and Adele is spouting truthful unfiltered rants on Twitter.
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Many seem to point to the overly earnest, way-too-positive attitudes the FC Ambassadors spout, often sounding more like they're spouting corporate PR talk than like an employee giving their employer an honest assessment.
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For all of the pious sermons Democrats are spouting about Putin's attempts to subvert American democracy, the hearings telegraphed to the country that they've largely given up on pinning that charge to anyone around Trump.
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" She called Spicer out for his role in the Trump administration: "This is the office of president spouting lies or half-truths or knocking down real truths, and you were his agent for those months.
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The most recent spill was on January 30 when millions of gallons of sewage began spouting out of the pipes buried under Fort Lauderdale's George English Park, home to the city's famed George English Lake.
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The greatest accolade of this whole run is when we were downtown, we had to exit through the Museum of Jewish Heritage, and I would have countless Yiddish speakers start spouting to me in Yiddish.
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At the very time that Abbas was at the White House spouting his propaganda about his desire for peace with the Israelis, his Fatah organization honored 12 Palestinian terrorists responsible for murdering 95 Israeli civilians.
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Unfortunately, Biden simply began spouting off numbers about the cost, and while I know what he was trying to say, it appeared that he just trailed off, got interrupted, and didn't even finish his point.
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His dad later became a bona fide white supremacist recruiter known as a "Kleagle," only leaving the KKK when he disagreed with some of the anti-Semitic messages his buddies started spouting during Donald Trump's campaign.
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The chartists, of course, were having a field day, spouting a high degree of jibber-jabber -- sorry I meant technical analysis -- that confirmed that we are almost certainly doomed to a negative market performance in 2016.
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By the end, tens of thousands of people — from the miners gathering materials to build new ships to the leaders spouting propaganda on the game's forums — have been involved in the virtual conflict in some form.
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"But I would hope that the President of the United States stops spouting out comments that really hurt the people of Puerto Rico, because rather than commander in chief, he sort of becomes miscommunicator in chief."
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But for the most part, Handel's effects — as with Armida's entrance "in the air, singing seated in a chariot pulled by two dragons spouting flames and fire from their mouths" — hardly lend themselves to half measures.
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He may be a little too gentle occasionally, but in most of his scenes he is true to the character, even to digging his hands in his trouser pockets, raving about news leads and spouting expletives.
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Whereas most other killers silently lumber toward their victims like unstoppable forces of nature, Freddy bounces around like a Tex Avery character spouting off the cheesy, pre-attack bon mots of an evil Roger Moore Bond.
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Foreign man with an affluent cigar, he used to live on top of this bed on the local rails he was so proud of among the recyclables, this morning, spouting words that I thought were other.
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A 22-episode second season (ordered a month after the first season began) opened with a riddle-spouting giant from another dimension and an octogenarian room-service waiter lecturing Agent Cooper about milk's optimal drinking temperature.
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He may not be held to the same public standards as a politician (at least in the pre-Trump era), but that doesn't mean he can get away with spouting whatever mean-spirited garbage he wants.
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Every so often, Costner's intense voice takes a break from spouting out maxims to crack a joke about tape-worms, use an unbelievably advanced word, or reference a documentary he saw on TV about Mongolia and reincarnation.
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In 2015 and 2016 a particular kind of contrarian young man could persuade himself there was something edgy and satisfying about spouting racist bile online: it annoyed liberals, and liberals held the presidency and defined the culture.
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That conversation came back to me as I listened to the Democratic and Republican debates when they briefly veered into foreign policy, with candidates spouting the usual platitudes about standing with our Israeli and Sunni Arab allies.
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"She said something like, 'Oh, that's not the name I remember seeing on the computer when I looked at it,' and she started spouting off different, other women's names that were not mine," Ms. Herrem told CBC.
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As Chenille, Washington gets to be a one-liner spouting, all-knowing, jargon-coining teen mom who, upon a recent rewatch in honor of the film's 15th (yes, FIFTEENTH) anniversary, is the best character in the movie.
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But instead of inviting revulsion among the audience, he ends up looking unintentionally funny as he goes about claiming to be a "Hindustani at heart", practicing Hindustani music, playing the harmonium and spouting heavily-accented Urdu poetry.
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Photo: GettyIt takes mere moments to find thousands of Instagram posts from anti-vaxxers, but users spouting straight up bullshit about vaccinations on the photo-sharing platform are going to have a trickier time circulating their misinformation.
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But when you're ten you will write about that story and spell "wail" as the animal, whose breath is a distance, spouting steam, the great animal that becomes crushed by air and sprayed with words Man's Fault.
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In recent years he is best known for allegedly paying MMA stars to be seen with him and for spouting nonsensical buddhist parables while trying to keep down the food he has been forcing down his gullet.
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There was Kanye West, speaking incoherently, spouting expletives and pounding on the grand old Resolute Desk while Mr. Trump mopped up the adulation of a clearly disturbed man, and reporters took in the spectacle of it all.
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Dr. Luria, a neuropsychologist, proceeded to test the man, who later became known as subject S., by spouting long strings of numbers and words, foreign poems and scientific formulas, all of which S. recited back without fail.
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President Donald Trump should have done his homework on Merck Chairman and CEO Ken Frazier before spouting off on Twitter and implying Frazier and the drugmaker are behind "ripoff drug prices," CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Monday.
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The first four episodes are largely about the barefoot, Zen-spouting Rand trying to navigate the corporate world, which could be an analogy for how uncomfortable the show seems to be with its mystical martial-arts premise.
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But I'm also entirely fine with the knee-knocking, crazy-colored-subtitle-talking, fairy-tale-spouting villains who consider John Wick the boogeyman, and are throwing every possible resource toward stopping him because they're absolutely terrified of dying.
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"I would hope that the president of the United States stops spouting out comments that really hurt the people of Puerto Rico because, rather than commander-in-chief, he sort of becomes mis-communicator in chief," she said.
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Whatever the ultimate reason, however, the point is that while Mr. Rubio did indeed make a fool of himself on Saturday, he wasn't the only person on that stage spouting canned talking points that are divorced from reality.
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HAWAII&aposS KILAUEA VOLCANO CONTINUES SPOUTING LAVA, ASH "It's scary because I have friends and family that have houses right here, and I mean, next would be my house," Leilani Estates resident Ken Szymanski told the Star-Advertiser.
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One of the democratizing things about the internet is that we don't have to listen to the same tired voices spouting the same opinions, and that some of the best made points come from inexperienced or unlikely sources.
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Opposition critics accused Conte of spouting generalities in his two long speeches to parliament over the past two days and condemned him for telling lawmakers he was proud to lead a government that some have defined as "populist".
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It, perhaps, can also serve as a reminder to a not-dissimilar subset of fans that nothing good can come out of blinding, venom-spouting frustration, especially about a sport which is so naturally awash in frustrating moments.
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In his 1998 comedy, "Bulworth," Mr. Beatty reinvented himself as a truth-spouting politician disseminating his liberal message in the language of rap: a vocabulary that, as wielded by Mr. Beatty, rang as simultaneously ridiculous and pointedly articulate.
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BERLIN — "We choose what is intense, even if we don't like it," said Jonas Burgert, an artist based in Berlin, pausing, bemused, in front of a stainless steel buffet unit spouting luridly pigmented water on the gallery floor.
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The experience of sitting at the YouTube kid's table is mostly confronting innumerable hours of neon thumbnails paired with headlines spouting search-engine-optimized gibberish, which don't always actively harm anyone but don't exactly provide anything good, either.
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In the video, players try in vain to pass Mr. Bones, spouting insane answers to the riddle, begging for entry, and contacting the administrator to tell them the server is broken because Mr. Bones won't let them through.
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A timely report from Sara Ashley O'Brien and Kaya Yurieff: Extremists, spouting racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic, and anti-immigrant beliefs, have followed the trend and are broadcasting their messages as established social media outlets crack down on similar content.
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Some accounts are naming and shaming the alt-right protestors involved in the Unite the Right marches; others are taking a critical deep dive into the claims the torch-wielding, slogan-spouting groups of predominantly white men are making.
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"I would hope that the President of the United States stops spouting out comments that really hurt the people of Puerto Rico, because rather than commander in chief he sort of becomes miscommunicator in chief," Yulín Cruz told CNN.
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In a world in which West became the MAGA Hatter just over a month ago, stating slavery is a choice and spouting nonsense about free thought, it was difficult to see if this was a joke or a critique.
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After weeks of being reprimanded by Justice Jackson for spouting random objections and nonsensical legalese, a gaunt and pale Mr. Gilbert, 34, has largely been absent from his own proceedings, choosing not to come to court on most days.
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According to Stringer, this led Anslinger to not only author or push for articles spouting these views in papers like the New York Times, but to help in the production of what were arguably the earliest anti-pot PSAs.
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Two weeks before the New Hampshire primary, they wrote up a fake letter from a sham Miami man, accusing Muskie of spouting derogatory comments about French-Canadians, who happen to make up a significant part of New Hampshire's electorate.
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What started out as a counterterrorism body has evolved into a gargantuan anti-immigration operation—one that is only poised to get bigger, and costlier, as the Trump White House continues spouting demagogic lies about conditions at the border.
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The image of Donald gorging his own Trump was published by anonymous artist Jones the Savage, who has spent the last six weeks spouting pornographic anti-Trump, anti-Ted Cruz, and anti-Hillary Clinton drawings all over Instagram and Facebook.
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While some people might wonder how they're spouting off facts with flooding waters up to their ankles or 90 mph winds hitting their face, as beauty editors we had another thought: How on earth does their makeup stay in place?
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Cassini's final dive will end a mission that provided groundbreaking discoveries that included seasonal changes on Saturn, the moon Titan's resemblance to a primordial Earth, and a global ocean on the moon Enceladus with ice plumes spouting from its surface.
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" He pointed out several things wrong with the video from the use of the "super-young non-shirt-tucking, buzz-word spouting tech cool-aid drinker" to the over-the-top music, which he called "somewhere between porn and 'Top Gun.
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A constant scowl on her face, she is combative, hostile — "the mewling, rampallian wretch herself" — and stomps around her privileged Seattle life in granny dresses, spouting ideas from feminist literature and yearning for a future life at Sarah Lawrence College.
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A fact-indifferent, vulgarity-spouting, tie-hawking, Democratic-donating former reality-TV star is positioned to win the Iowa caucuses, crashing a party to which Republican leaders (and perhaps as many as half the voters) wish he had never been invited.
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As the dust settled over Belgium after the terrorist attacks that rocked Brussels on Tuesday, it didn't take long for a chorus of right-wing politicians to begin spouting anti-immigrant rhetoric and pointing fingers at Europe's new refugee population.
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Day 53 — March 13: Less than 24 hours after spouting her microwave conspiracy theory, Conway admitted on "Good Morning America" that she has zero evidence of Trump's wiretapping claims — and also that she's not Inspector Gadget, as many had long suspected.
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Duke It Out in Doom is a new mod from "JohnnyCee" that lets you play 1994's Doom II: Hell on Earth as Duke Nukem, the politically incorrect action hero of gaming past that kicks ass while spouting sexist epithets.
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The trade publication quoted industry analyst after industry analyst spouting the party line: the Star Wars brand is supposed to appeal to everyone, and you could put a dent in ticket sales if you alienate 60 million Donald Trump voters.
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Twitch's biggest advantage over the competition is Twitch Clips Outside of technical issues, the Twitch community is notoriously vitriolic in chat, spouting racist, sexist and otherwise vulgar messages at the drop of a hat — though, unfortunately, YouTube chat is no better.
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This is to say: We react to hardship by first questioning its validity, distancing ourselves from it out of pride, spouting our faith in the American Dream, and then, eventually, we wise up and realize the overwhelming benefits of helping others.
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Listening to the group's vocals in reverse, Mr. Simon heard the words, "Street Angel," giving him a song title and a character mentioned in two of the album's songs: a homeless, poetry-spouting schizophrenic who ends up in the hospital.
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The rabbit-like virtual companion stomps around your desktop spouting anxieties about the fleeting nature of life, worrying about being too overbearing by asking you questions, and finally concluding that love makes it all worthwhile even though everything must end.
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Several miles (km) to the west, another 130 homes have been confirmed destroyed in and around the Leilani Estates community, where lava-spouting fissures in the ground first opened May 3 on the volcano's lower flank, according to civil defense officials.
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Alexander von Perfall, a friend of the couple who became a Universal Life minister for the occasion, officiated at the Spouting Rock Beach Association, a beach club in Newport, R.I. The bride, 35, will continue to use her name professionally.
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But whether agonizing over the Bible or flirting with Buddhism (in the form of a cute young Buddhist named Nico), Michael comes across as a thoroughly unlikable hypocrite, spouting hateful religious rhetoric one minute and ogling young men the next.
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By using recognizable landmarks like high-spouting Mecom Fountain and ostentatious River Oaks, by drawing upon the social conditions of the metro area, by bringing slapstick to Houston's six historic wards, McMurtry has bestowed lasting honor on the flood-prone city.
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"Most of the Russian trolls are still active on LinkedIn," says the Eastern European expert on Russian internet practices, who supplied Newsweek with web addresses and screen shots of dozens of alleged fake users spouting anti-Western and pro-Kremlin messages.
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Mr. Baudet, in an interview in Amsterdam, denied spouting Russia propaganda and said he was merely trying to counter what he called "Europe's remarkable Russophobia" and to make sure that Russia's side of the story did not get drowned out.
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The North Carolina case stemmed from an event hosted by U.N.C. and Duke University, titled, "Conflict Over Gaza: People, Politics, and Possibilities," this past spring that featured a Palestinian rapper, Tamer Nafar, who was accused of spouting anti-Semitic lyrics.
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It was common knowledge that only a witch spouting the most forbidden of spells could make the Wack Spot work, and Tiny figured she would be that witch, conjuring the pitchest black magic from the back of her spell book.
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I understand the eye-rolling that comes with the idea of instructors spouting inspirational quotes while your lungs are on fire, but in combination with the endorphins of the workout, those words and mantras can be more powerful than you expect.
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The video for her first single off Reputation, "Look What You Made Me Do," concluded with a lineup of Swifts spouting the most common critiques of Taylor Swift at each other: Her surprised face is annoying and fake; she's constantly playing the victim.
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He would hold forth — without notes, sometimes for hours on end — spouting hardboiled wisdom and aggressive optimism, fashioning an otherwise mundane lecture into a true performance — Frank Sinatra meets Tony Robbins by way of Richard Roma, the uber salesman in Glengarry Glen Ross.
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More often than not, the end result comes off feeling inauthentic and uncomfortable, with characters dressed to the nines in patches and spikes, spouting off hacky punk dialogue written by someone who—at best—has flipped through Please Kill Me once or twice.
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When Microsoft's Tay chatbot went rogue on Twitter last year, spouting racist and extremist views like "Hitler was right I hate the jews," the blame was at least partly with internet users, who found they could get Tay to copy whatever they said.
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For instance: Jacob Wohl and the Krassenstein brothers, opposite sides of the grifter coin, were both banned not for spouting off unhinged bullshit about how great/horrible Donald Trump is, but because both of them were operating fake accounts on the side.
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But there's also the possibility that the hazardous combination of two nuclear powers, the US and North Korea, each led by a bombastic, aggressive leader spouting fighting words to compensate for domestic weakness, could increase the chances of dangerous miscalculations and unpredictable outcomes.
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Bateman was best known as the head of a TV network; now, one of his stars, the loudmouthed, archconservative news anchor Bill Cunningham, sees a chance to profit from the tragedy and goes on the offensive, spouting his opinion as "news," demanding answers.
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Deepak Chopra Thinks Stomach Bacteria Listens to Your ThoughtsHolistic health advocate Deepak Chopra is at it again, this time spouting his patented food…Read more ReadAgain, this is not to say there is anything wrong with breathing—you should absolutely do it.
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Before the interview, I was apprehensive, anticipating a showdown on par with Christmas Eve at my FOX News-loving grandpa's house—after all, my own leanings are a far cry from those Mustaine, a former Rick Santorum supporter, has been spouting for decades.
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The campaign sent me an email asking for a minimal donation, and with all of the hyperbolic, fear-inciting rhetoric that Trump and the G.O.P. are spouting, I felt it was the least I could do to move the needle back toward reason.
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After more than a century of the headlands being occupied by a sprawling mill site, the town now has access to its coastal bluffs, where California poppies blaze orange in the spring, when it's also possible to spot migrating whales spouting offshore.
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Ms. Merkel made her visit as chancellor to the camp in southern Poland — where more than a million people, mostly Jews, were murdered — less than two months after a man armed with a gun and spouting anti-Semitic tropes attacked a German synagogue.
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Thus, aides, activists, lobbyists and lawmakers search for ways to influence a malleable president, who sometimes plays along with his team's desire to confuse and distract, but who is also prone to spouting out off-the-cuff ideas depending on his audience.
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Members of the alt-right tend to be young white men spouting blatantly racist, nationalist, and misogynistic views that align eerily well with historical fascism, and many of these men openly advocate harassment and discrimination (or worse) of women and minority groups.
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For Elena, we had a girl who's spouting off lots of jargon that she's reading on the internet and needs to sound like it's coming out of this girl's mouth because she reads this stuff all the time, not because she's reciting a script.
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He's a hulking, topless, monotonous, drivel-spouting meathead who's absolutely gagging to join the crew of lesser known and underappreciated cult gaming icons—a Dante, a Gene, a Travis Touchdown—but with absolutely none of the wit, style, charm, or charisma to warrant it.
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So if one state learns of tweets spouting false voting claims, their strategy is to alert NASS or NASED, both of which are small organizations and which will each have a single devoted employee tasked with logging into that portal and reporting the tweet.
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Ball and the USGS teams are studying how the magma - molten rock from the earth's crust - tracks through a network of tubes under the volcano in what is known as the "Lower East Rift Zone," before ripping open ground fissures and spouting fountains of lava.
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In that role, after all, Colbert played a vain, narcissistic conservative true believer who was frequently given to spouting far-fringe ideas that politicians on the right might have been thinking in their gut, but were not willing, until Donald Trump, to speak out loud.
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" But when it comes to replacing Wilmore and the near-total white male dominance of late night (Trevor Noah and Samantha Bee being the two exceptions), he waffles, spouting preprogrammed lines like, "Having diverse viewpoints on this show is of the utmost importance to us.
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This is technically true, since Maya's tech whiz godson Dilly (Dalton Harrod), son of Maya's real-talk spouting best friend Joan (Leah Remini, Lopez's IRL bestie), crafts her a wildly impressive fake life to help the degree-less 40-something get a new job.
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In our day and age, whether the online accounts we interact with are humans or not will become an increasingly relevant question, especially considering the countless online bots peddling questionable diet pills, spreading government propaganda, and even spouting racist and white supremacist proclamations on Twitter.
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Even the kids in attendance during an advance screening seemed notably antsy, perhaps because of the semi-arid stretches between the big slapstick and vaguely naughty sight gags that the gibberish-spouting Minions in particular provide, including a peculiar foray that lands them in prison.
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But in the six-plus years since the ruling was announced, many new, powerful spigots have opened spouting millions of dollars in campaign spending through Super PACs and politically invested non-profit groups—and some of those streams do seem to originate from abroad.
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TOPEKA, Kansas (AP) — A prosecutor alleged in federal court Thursday that an Army infantry soldier charged with distributing information about building bombs is a Satanist who plotted to overthrow the US government, while his attorney said he's only an internet troll caught "spouting off" online.
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Muhammad Ali , whose refusal to serve in the Army during the war in Vietnam once inspired government prosecution, is remembered fondly as someone whose grievances were clear, detailed, and issue-focussed, unlike those of Kaepernick, whom Travis regards as a cliché-spouting social-justice opportunist.
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I've written about how white Americans often tend to rely on depictions of racism that are glaringly obvious — the sort of mustache-twirling, hood-wearing, slur-spouting racism — and how that reliance can make it harder to address subtle forms of racism and systemic injustice.
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But tricking politicians into embarrassing themselves on-camera is old hat for Mr. Cohen; the British comedian has been doing it for two decades, usually in the guise of his patois-spouting B-boy persona, Ali G, and occasionally as his characters Borat or Brüno.
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It tracks the academic's efforts to authenticate a "mashed and mildewed" manuscript chronicling the adventures of Sheppard and his lover, Edgeworth Bess, here a Spinoza-spouting prostitute, as they move through the queer subcultures of 18th-century London and clash with its corrupt police force.
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Japan's "isolation" amid the engagement with Pyongyang has been a central theme in North Korean state media, which has derided Japan as an "old phonograph record" spouting "gibberish" and repeatedly ridiculed Tokyo's "disgrace and shame" at being left on the sidelines of diplomatic efforts.
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He's out of sight, but we see the marvels she imagines he'll encounter on his voyage: a raft with a dog and a flag; a tropical island with a hut and a palm tree; an octopus; a spouting whale; a guy — is it our sailor?
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"While we're on the subject of the GOP's presumptive standard-bearer just spouting nonsense he reads on the Internet or in the tabloids, here are some of the other conspiracy theories that Donald Trump's 'good brain' felt it was necessary to entertain," it added.
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County civil defense officials had a day earlier put the confirmed number of homes destroyed during the past month at 130, all of them in and around the Leilani Estates community, where lava-spouting fissures opened up on the volcano's eastern flank on May 3.
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I've spent more than a few hours using PC-powered HMDs, smartphone-powered headsets, and the console-specific PlayStation VR. Each has its own set of strengths and weaknesses, and I've always been the one spouting the joys of quality virtual reality experiences, even from mobile devices.
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After founding the Polling Company in 1995, she spent years conducting studies about women, both as consumers and as voters, and appearing on cable news spouting her findings to the public, though her work was often criticized by her male counterparts for being too female-focused.
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After founding the Polling Company in 1995, she spent years conducting studies about women, both as consumers and as voters, and appearing on cable news spouting her findings to the public, though her work was often criticized by her male counterparts for being too female-focused.
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But their fastidious efforts to act like "acceptable," upstanding Western leaders led them, even if unwittingly, to perpetuate political habits ingrained during white rule—favoring the interests of the already-wealthy, spouting high-flown language about principles that resulted in too little for the country's poorest.
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It's hard to be devastated by Renata's bankruptcy and her cheating husband when the story is mostly told through moments where she's spouting off instantly memorable lines like, "I will not not be rich," or stuffing her husband's mouth full of paper so that he can't speak.
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We head to the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, campsite home of the legendary Burning Man festival to check out the incredible art structures-turned-vehicles scattered throughout the grounds, from a fire-spouting dragon on wheels to a gigantic metal octopus made from recycled materials.
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Every day, TV anchors breathlessly report some bizarre new insult or accusation or hissy fit or Putin nuzzling by the president, as he wanders around howling in the storm like a late-stage Lear — raging, blowing, spouting, wits turning — in his White House of dark delusions.
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Gibney's HBO documentary is part thriller, part tale of corporate whistleblowers and perhaps foremost, a warning of how an apparent fraudster spouting tech jargon can bedazzle people who really should know better, or at least, harbor more skepticism when asked invest millions in a startup company.
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One of Waititi's most thrilling changes in the film is the choice to upend the power dynamic between the two characters by making Elsa a sardonic teenager who doesn't suffer any fools — and makes Jojo feel all the more childish whenever he starts spouting laughable fascist ideology.
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The freewheeling biopic from Craig Brewer stars Eddie Murphy as Rudy Ray Moore, a middle-aged would-be entertainer who crafted a memorable stage persona of a rhyme-spouting hustler named "Dolemite," which made him the unlikely center of a nightclub act and feature-film career.
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The characters' promiscuous, boa-flinging, "Oh, Mary"-spouting, drown-your-troubles-in-a-vodka-bottle histrionics were distinctly off-message during the years when gay men were trying to cultivate lawmakers and police with their new images as activists or pillars of the community, not of Sodom.
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He then ran his campaign while spouting all sorts of racist rhetoric — about how Mexican immigrants are criminals and rapists, about how Muslims should be banned from the US, about how a judge's Mexican heritage should disqualify him from a Trump University case, and so on.
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Manson, in particular, has remained emblazoned in the public image as an erratic figure with a swastika in the middle of his forehead, a fringe prophet spouting apocalyptic racism who is nonetheless still somehow able to exert a fascinating hold over his followers old and new.
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Operating on two timelines, the movie toggles between Faith's sessions with Krenwinkel, Van Houten and Atkins on death row (their sentences were later commuted to life in prison), and flashbacks to their time with Charlie, as they still call him, spouting his philosophy to anyone who will listen.
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One of the more surreal moments of the night occurred when Bono resurrected his ZooTV Tour persona MacPhisto, a top-hatted, Trump-spouting manifestation of Mick Jagger's "Sympathy for the Devil" character, complete with a ghoulish clown face provided courtesy of what appeared to be a Snapchat filter.
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Jack and his grandfather, played by Matt Frewer with the same gusto for spouting ridiculous lines he showed in Orphan Black and Eureka, have plotted for years to get Jack into the secret society as a way of avenging his mother and punishing his father Edward Coventry (Max Martini).
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Trump's efforts to court blacks didn't begin until he fell way behind in the polls and have included ugly, false statements about the state of black America that he felt comfortable spouting before adoring mostly white crowds but couldn't muster the courage to say in front of black people.
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In fact, at one point Mr. Scarborough said this morning, you know, the problem with Mark Penn, you know, spouting this stuff is that some Democrats will believe -- will look at him and say he&aposs a Democrat and he says that and you might change their minds.
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Played by Phoenix, that humanity breaks through — he cries, he smiles — but at times, he seems to slip into a near-stoned affect, as if Jesus was a hippie cult leader spouting vague aphorisms, not a man whom people found so magnetic that they had to follow him.
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But movies such as "London Has Fallen" conjure a "What in God's name were they thinking?" feeling -- especially at a time of heightened terror fear (which is, granted, the new normal), and in a season in which major presidential candidates are spouting anti-Islamic and anti-Middle Eastern prejudices.
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It's an interpretation that might be a little too grandiose for some people, but it's an interesting and empowering way to relate to a world full of AI. It's certainly better than resigning ourselves to the idea that we'll never understand our computers, even if they are spouting nonsense.
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Its the over-the-top depiction of bloodthirsty blondes decked out in Brooks Brothers and Lilly Pulitzer, sharpening their machetes while spouting sanctimonious pseudo-religious nonsense about their rights is absurd and beside the point — the evils of privilege are the banal kind, after all — but also darkly cathartic.
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Though Kelly pointed out that Jones has read apologies regarding some of the actions on his show, Sunday's broadcast made some things painfully apparent: His apologies aren't genuine, he doesn't take credit for inciting hostility, and he doesn't plan to stop spouting harmful conspiracy theories on his show.
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San Juan mayor: I hope Trump stops 'spouting out' comments that hurt Puerto Rico's people When asked about moving the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, something Trump said during his campaign that he would do, the President signaled he hadn't made that decision yet.
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He tracks the way the groups communicate among their members, and spotlights how brazen many were about parading through the public square spouting racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric -- brandishing torches while chanting "Jews will not replace us" -- as well as videos of their training regimen and recruitment techniques.
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They included pseudo-scientists claiming that vaccines cause autism; accounts with tens of thousands of followers promising the "truth" around vaccinations through memes and images of misleading statistics, as well as individual mothers spouting the perceived, but false, dangers of vaccinating children against measles, polio, and other diseases.
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He just bops around your screen, not doing much of anything, sometimes spouting technobabble and tripping over itself <3 In the description, Lawhead says she created Girb to help a friend dealing with depression, and it's immediately apparent how Girb can help bring a smile to all our faces.
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The whole industry seems a bit buzzed right now, with designers as disparate as Mr. Abloh at Vuitton men's and Pierpaolo Piccioli at Valentino seeming to quote from the same cheat sheet during backstage interviews, spouting a gospel of an inclusivity that has been too long in coming.
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Now, heading into a grueling final exam period, students on campus are contending with the outrage and backlash sparked by a viral video that shows the young white man, whom the school's newspaper identified as a student, spouting white supremacist remarks at a group of students of color.
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Given Nigeria's ongoing democratic ambiguity, where sustained calls for a constitutional review and the restructuring of the nation along less centralist lines of governance routinely draw dire warnings from military officials, it is wise to keep careful watch on diarchy's military partners and their ready spouting of "patriotic" zealotry.
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I would submit that the Trumps lie in two ways: first, by directly and intentionally saying things they know well aren't true, and second, by obfuscating with linguistic obtuseness, by overusing a nebulous relativism and by spouting an excess of superlatives to stand in for meaningful description and disclosure.
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But as the hearings fade into history, Hill's legacy will be that of a woman who called out a dais full of powerful men for spouting fiction and suggested they ought to pay more attention when a woman shows anger, instead of brushing it off as an emotional reaction.
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The heavily narrated original saw nerdy loner Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) -- fond of spouting his rules for surviving -- forge an unlikely family in the wake of a zombie apocalypse, one that consisted of his gruff companion Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), crush Wichita (Emma Stone) and her younger sister Little Rock (Abigail Breslin).
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Ten Thirty One Productions has grown into a multi-million dollar business according to its eternal evaluation, with Mark Cuban investing $2 million—and Melissa is pulling a Cuban herself, spouting her business acumen in a new book called Ready, Fire, Aim: How I Turned a Hobby into an Empire.
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As a three-hour movie about a cell of slogan-spouting, frequently naked, and very angry French Canadian radicals determined to destroy society by means both dangerous and kinda pathetic, Those Who Make Revolution Halfway Only Dig Their Own Graves is bound to be way, way too abrasive for some people.
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If I want to tweet in support of President Trump and someone else wants to tweet in opposition to him, we should be allowed to do so in a spirited way, as long as we don't cross the line into making threats, spouting obscenities, or other behavior that is clearly abusive.
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But what's really fascinating and perhaps alarming is that Bee shows a segment of NRA spokespeople Wayne LaPierre and Chris Cox spouting off about "political correctness" in the wake of the Orlando massacre, followed by a June 16 speech by Cruz on the Senate floor that completely parrots those talking points.
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The movie revels in gore and gruesome displays of horror — there are exploding chests and scenes of spouting blood — but it also delves into the dynamics of a wholly female community, touching on issues of power, manipulation, motherhood and the horrible things women can do to other women and themselves.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertTop moments from historic House impeachment debate House votes to impeach Trump Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor MORE (R-Texas) promoted the conspiracy theory that Ukraine had interfered in the 2016 election, in addition to Russia.
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Both have made careers of spouting misinformation that contradicts established scientific fact—for instance, Yoest has repeatedly insisted there's a link between abortion and breast cancer (there's not), and both women have claimed that certain forms of contraception, such as IUDs and the morning-after pill, induce early abortion (they don't).
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All it takes is holding down the home button (or side button in the case of the iPhone X). I used a generic text-to-speech female bot voice to say "Read my notifications" and Siri did exactly that, spouting off a Slack direct message and Facebook Messenger message to everyone in earshot.
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In the FBI affidavit in Pitts' case, he comes across as a wannabe spouting off his mouth to the informant about his plans to wreak mayhem in Cleveland during the upcoming July Fourth holiday, but the FBI clearly felt it had enough to arrest Pitts before he might become a danger to others.
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The rise of the personable Carlsen, who has been named one of the world's sexiest men by Cosmopolitan magazine, has provided a dash of glamour long missing from a game often associated with the introverted or the plain odd, like the reclusive Fischer, who spent his later years spouting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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James Marren, who showed up at the Exile bar to talk to Mr. Walsh the other night, said that he had encountered the candidate before, at a veterans' group in Dubuque, and that he was a changed man from his days as a right-wing, pro-Trump radio host spouting incendiary conspiracy theories.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEW HAVEN — If Walt Whitman, whose bicentenary all New York has been celebrating, can come across as absolutely contemporary — a big-bearded hipster tipping back Pabst Blue Ribbons and spouting poetry in some Brooklyn dive bar — John Ruskin, also 21871 this year, seems stubbornly and remotely Victorian.
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Related: Germany's History Is Fueling Hatred, Goodwill, and Lots of Confusion Amid Refugee Crisis As the dust settled over Belgium after the terrorist attacks that rocked Brussels on Tuesday, it didn't take long for a chorus of right-wing politicians to begin spouting anti-immigrant rhetoric and pointing fingers at Europe's new refugee population.
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In what has to be one of the more counterintuitive bets that have worked since the election, the ROBO Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF is up 16 percent since the businessman spouting protectionist policies was swept into power, much better than the 10 percent return of the S&P 500 (returns through Tuesday's close).
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"No amount of money that the Koch brothers spend will erase the stain that the Trump candidacy has left on Republicans up and down the ballot, many of whom were spouting the same offensive and divisive comments before he was even their nominee," said Walter Garcia, western regional communications director for the Democratic National Committee.
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Well, earlier this year she released "The Big Big Beat," a track so good it was impossible to ignore until Banks started spouting out all manner of distasteful opinions on Twitter, culminating in her being kicked off the service (something which, arguably, should happen to everyone if we are to make humanity a more wholesome, positive place).
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So I did a lot of research on this because I didn't want to be spouting off, but I am actually the first person that has had a sitting United States president use the full power of the Oval, the first family, the Department of Justice, and the entire right-wing media to try to ruin a private citizen.
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Whether that's because of the tonally awkward blend of comedy and drama, the incorporation of 21st century pop culture references, or an active distaste for creator Seth MacFarlane, the reference-spouting creator of Family Guy, just mentioning The Orville around more stoic science fiction aficionados will likely earn you an instant sigh and an eye-roll.
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After Stoudemire told Israeli media that he'd refuse to be in the same locker room as a gay teammate, Amaechi told TMZ Sports he's sick and tired of negative role models like A.S. "These are serious times and we need serious people to lead important conversations, not petulant man-children spouting puerile prejudice," Amaechi told us.
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It matters that this occurred under a President who won his office by openly spouting bigoted rhetoric, who kicked off his campaign saying Mexican immigrants were rapists and bringing crime, after spending several years spreading the bigoted conspiracy that the first black President wasn't fully American, and who defended white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, as good people.
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By spouting the alt-right's xenophobic, racist views and hiring Breitbart CEO Steve Bannon — who proudly called his website "the platform for the alt-right" — to head his campaign, Trump has pushed the media to treat the alt-right as a serious political actor — and, as a result, given white nationalists airtime to argue for their views.
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A report in BuzzFeed News alleged that some Facebook staff were paranoid enough to use disposable "burner phones" to discuss issues at work, with one leaker telling the site:"It's otherwise rational, sane people who're in Mark's orbit spouting full-blown anti-media rhetoric, saying that the press is ganging up on Facebook," a former senior employee told BuzzFeed News.
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They believed they could switch moderate Republican voters to vote for a Democratic candidate and mobilize Independents by spouting a progressive message, which is philosophically antithetical to the values held by most voters — such as limited government due to a fear of government encroachment and excessive regulation — as well as utopian ideas about society, which many frankly believe are unrealistic.
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In 280, Operation Save America picked Montgomery as the site of their 2015 national event, an annual protest that calls on antis from across the country to descend on one town, one abortion clinic, and spend a week camped out front—spouting vitriol into megaphones, raining down judgment, waving gruesome signs, and doing everything they can to shame and condemn women.
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In his new book, "Troubled Water," the activist Seth Siegel explains how Orange County's taps went from having too much saltwater to spouting the purest drinking water in the US.Saltwater was seeping into Orange County's freshwater supplyOrange County is just 35 miles from Los Angeles, but it relies on a different water system to serve its nearly 3.2 million residents.
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On a recent sultry morning, Mr. Kaiser, 29, was walking the park in a hard hat and a shirt with a plastic pocket protector for leaky pens, spouting statistics on dew points, quoting Monty Python and angsting about whether spending millions on a park best furthered equal opportunity for young children ("I feel guilt about everything I do," he allowed).
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A city council member in California took the dais and quoted from QAnon, a pro-Trump conspiracy theory about "deep state" traitors plotting against the president, concluding her remarks, "God bless Q." A man spouting QAnon beliefs about child sex trafficking swung a crowbar inside a historic Catholic chapel in Arizona, damaging the altar and then fleeing before being arrested.
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And this is not to say that my sweet 11-year-old boy or anyone else's will turn into a hate-spouting teen because they play Grand Theft Auto but the chances are that his deep and abiding interests in various subcultures will define his personality for at least a decade, between the exploratory pre-teen age to the end of modern puberty at about twenty-four.
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The interesting (and, honestly, a little heartbreaking) thing about this tour is that it marks the final time that trailblazing vocalist Frank Mullen will stalk across the stage wearing his trademark manic grin, spouting his gleefully unhinged stage banter, and doing That Thing He Does With His Hand (also known as the "chop", or what writer Cosmo Lee once dubbed "death metal spirit fingers").
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Black Manta (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), whom we last saw getting destroyed in battle against Aquaman, is rescued from the middle of the ocean by Dr. Stephen Shin (Randall Park), whom we last saw spouting wild conspiracy theories about the existence of Atlanteans on live TV. When Black Manta comes to again, he's recovering on a bed in an unfamiliar room papered with articles about Aquaman.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertTop moments from historic House impeachment debate House votes to impeach Trump Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor MORE (R-Texas) said that he drafted an amendment that would replace Trump's name in the impeachment charges of abuse of power with that of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.
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He even says as much when Shapiro visits him in jail and tries to sell him on Cochran joining the team as a way to "communicate to the downtown jury": "I'm not black, I'm O.J." He not only believes his own hype, spouting a line that he is reported to have said many times before, but also thinks he is not beholden to the confines of race and community.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertTop moments from historic House impeachment debate House votes to impeach Trump Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor MORE (Texas), a GOP member of the Judiciary panel, had used his time on the House floor to rail against the Democrat's impeachment inquiry and repeat unfounded claims that Ukraine, in addition to Russia, interfered in the 2016 election.
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Granted, it's a much more multicultural crew than the original seven—the film's one real updating nod—but it's worth noting that the only three that make much of a presence are all Western white-guy heroes: An old Confederate soldier suffering from what we'd now call PTSD (Ethan Hawke), a Bible verse-spouting hatchet expert (Vincent D'Onofrio) and the rebellious, gambling, smoldering, sarcastic antihero with a heart of gold (Chris Pratt).
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Shanghai, circa 21959 Shanghai, 22016 Hangzhou, circa 20163 Hangzhou, 22016 Wuhan, 2100 Wuhan, 210 Yibin, 1940 Yibin, 2016 Chengdu, 1994 Chengdu, 2016 Lanzhou, circa 1930 Lanzhou, 2016 Lanzhou, circa 1003 Lanzhou, 2016 Xi'an, 1949 Xi'an, 2016 Guiyang, circa 1920 Guiyang, 2016 Wuhan, circa 1960 Wuhan, 2016 Shanghai, 1959 Shanghai, 2016 Guangzhou, 1970 Guangzhou, 2016 Spouting statistics about China's breathtaking urbanization does little to convey the speed of the transformation sweeping the country.
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Former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE has been hospitalized after reportedly experiencing heart problems while serving his sentence in a federal prison in central Pennsylvania.
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Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE and Michael Flynn – both atop the Trump campaign (and now-convicted felons) – would have made for far better targets than Page.
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" The paper reported other such acts in Maple Grove, Minnesota, at the University of Vermont Hillel Organization, and at Texas State University, in San Marcos, where police were trying to determine who had distributed flyers reading "Now that our man Trump is elected and Republicans own both the Senate and the House—time to organize tar & feather VIGILANTE SQUADS and go arrest and torture those deviant university leaders spouting off all this diversity garbage.
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Andrew Taggart (the cute one) and Alex Pall (the smart one) give interviews to Billboard and Rolling Stone where they strike various absurd poses for the camera, including one marvelous shot in Billboard in which they stand waist-deep in a pool in their t-shirts and jeans, holding glasses of beer while spouting quasi-parodic approximations of so-called locker room talk that I won't quote here, so as not to upset delicate sensibilities.
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The results from the Iowa caucuses revealed that Republican caucusgoers gave roughly even support to the top three finishers — Ted Cruz, a much-loathed anti-institutional who has shown a pyromaniac's predilection for wanting to torch Washington rather than make it work; the real estate developer spouting nativist and even fascist policies with the fervor of a prosperity preacher; and Marco Rubio, a too-slick-to-be-trusted stripling who oozes ambition with every obviously rehearsed response.
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A judge in New York threw out mortgage fraud charges against Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE on Wednesday, ruling that the case constituted double jeopardy for the convicted former Trump campaign official.
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I've seen four of the season's six episodes, and it's only in the fourth of those episodes (largely told from the point of view of Florida in flashback) that the Klansmen of the little town become real threats, rather than the sort of obvious racist caricatures who make sure to advertise their racism by spouting slurs and trying to enforce segregation even though it's no longer legal, allowing viewers to think, boy, glad racism is over.
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House attorney Douglas Letter highlighted grand jury testimony of Trump's former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE, saying Manafort's statements could shed light on whether written responses Trump provided to the special counsel were untruthful.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Former top tier candidate Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris posts video asking baby if she'll run for president one day Krystal Ball: What Harris's exit means for the other 6900 candidates Saagar Enjeti unpacks why Kamala Harris's campaign didn't work MORE dropped out of the race yesterday finding out that standing for absolutely nothing, spouting vague platitudes on race, picking dumb fights on the debate stage is not in fact enough to become the Democratic nominee for president.
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"About the only thing the NRCC really could have done would maybe have been to kidnap the president and some other [Republicans] spouting problematic rhetoric — ahem, Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE — lock them in a closet with food and water and bathroom facilities but no cell phones or method of communication and let things flow from there, but that would be … illegal, among other things," she added, name-dropping the controversial representative from Iowa.
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He later testified in the trials of his former boss and onetime Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE and President Trump's longtime associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneThe Hill's 2023:30 Report — Presented by UANI — House panel debates terms for impeachment vote Ex-Trump campaign official Gates sentenced to 45 days in jail DOJ backs ex-Trump campaign aide Richard Gates's probation request MORE.
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Mercury was hired by President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE in 2012 to lobby for a think tank run by former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report found that the FBI had an "authorized purpose" when it pushed forward with its probe of George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosTrump rails against Fox News for planning interviews with Schiff, Comey How to shut down fake Republican outrage over 'spying' on Trump Five takeaways on Horowitz's testimony on Capitol Hill MORE, Michael Flynn, Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE and Carter Page.
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