" Grisham said such Republicans "deserve strong language like that.
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Strong language and naughty behavior, but all in good taste.
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"I'm from Brooklyn, we speak in strong language," Schumer said.
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Strong language -- there was -- apologies, I don't remember specific words.
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President Donald Trump has responded with strong language and thinly veiled threats.
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Warning: This clip contains strong language that some people may find offensive.
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Warning: This clip contains strong language which some users may find offensive.
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At area theaters, Contains brief violent, bloody images and brief strong language.
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Contains pervasive strong language, violence, some sexual material and brief drug use.
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"In a country with free speech, people occasionally use strong language," he said.
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Under pressure, Trump did issue strong language when he made a statement Monday.
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"Zero Days" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for some strong language.
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An expert consulted by the Journal noted the strong language of the letters.
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And to underscore a point I think he was using some strong language.
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In a statement on Thursday, Mr. Moreno denounced the protests in strong language.
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Lindsey Graham had used strong language -- prompting Durbin to speak on Graham's behalf.
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WARNING: Some of these tweets feature strong language Footage from London Bridge #BreakigNews pic.twitter.
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Finally, a brief word about the strong language and vicious comments about the president.
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"I like that [Senate] version, and that strong language on currency manipulation," Durbin said.
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Trump reportedly responded to the spillage of his go-to beverage with strong language.
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Contains some strong language, including a sexual reference and racial epithets, and smoking throughout.
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Just be warned that the audio track has some strong language and could be NSFW.
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"Denial" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for thematic material and some strong language.
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"There is very strong language in this resolution," Norway's environment minister, Vidar Helgesen, told Reuters.
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Winfrey's speech has been widely noted for her strong language against sexual harassment and misconduct.
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You will continue to see Scott's team use strong language to describe Nelson's role in this.
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"Forsaken" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for bloodshed and strong language.
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This video shows the scene of the accident up close (with some strong language spoken in Italian).
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"Lazer Team" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for the usual sexual references and strong language.
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I would imagine more strong language coming out of the U.S and not a whole lot else.
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But first, president denounces on illegal immigrants in extremely strong language, but some outlets misrepresented his words.
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"Criminal" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for violence and strong language.
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Dark secrets, strong language and a trip to a strip club in the interests of national security.
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This is strong language for a presidential race, and it reflects Clinton's basic strategy of delegitimizing Trump.
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"They posted comments on Facebook using foul and strong language," Somchai told reporters after filing the charges.
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WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE BELOW At one point, authorities deployed "flash bang" devices to break up the feuding parties.
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"Weiner" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language and sexual material.
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"Chronic" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for some nudity and strong language.
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Nielsen also noted at one point that Graham used strong language -- prompting Durbin to speak on his behalf.
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" The proposal repeatedly used strong language, such as saying that FERC "must adopt rules" and "must act now.
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"Zoolander 2" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for vaguely suggestive sexual content and a little strong language.
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"Jack of the Red Hearts" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for rude teenage behavior, strong language and smoking.
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Mr. Möller also said the strong language was necessary because other parties had refused to work with his party.
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Taleblu thinks Netanyahu made a case to pressure Europe into agreeing to strong language on the military inspections issue.
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"Indignation" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for sexual content and some strong language.
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"Rules Don't Apply" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for sexual material, brief strong language and drug references.
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It's strong language, to be sure, though cases like this have been put against social media companies without much success.
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"This action is about a great deal more than bathrooms," Lynch said, using remarkably strong language to condemn the bill.
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And with strong language and conflicting takes coming from both tech giants, there's no resolution to the incompatibility in sight.
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"The Free World" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for extreme violence and strong language.
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They quickly acted to reassure their partners, the media and the public — with strong language — that there was no threat.
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Durbin: Do you recall that the strong language he used repeated exactly what the President had said prior to that?
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"My Dead Boyfriend" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language and sexual themes.
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Haley has a reputation for strong language and has been given considerable freedom at the UN to speak her mind.
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"How to Be Single" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for sexual content and strong language.
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This is an app called Classic Big Keyboard — whose listing specifies it contains "Strong Language" (and what keyboard might not, frankly!?).
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According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple will not allow its upcoming shows to feature nudity, strong language, or violence.
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Strong language and executive actions from the White House could calm insurers, thus alleviating some time pressures on a replacement plan.
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"I was surprised to hear that Mark had been contacted about this fairly quickly, the use of strong language was effective."
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"I Am Wrath" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language and lots of violence.
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It is also clear that strong language from administration officials has not had the desired outcome of tempered North Korean behavior.
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WARNING: THIS VIDEO CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK Bad Santa is back and still firmly on the naughty list.
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NEIL GENZLINGER "Imperium" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language, violence and intense themes.
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"Viva" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language, sexual content and brief graphic nudity.
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"Ktown Cowboys" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language, most of it about sex.
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Second, strong language or images like a red flag sometimes backfire by reinforcing beliefs, even if they are marked as false.
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"Don't Think Twice" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for some drug use and strong language.
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The Global Times report followed strong language by Washington earlier in the week on Chinese actions in the South China Sea.
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The agreement also features strong language stipulating the university's commitment to permanently barring Beta Theta Pi from existing at Penn State.
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That's strong language, but it's in keeping with the feelings of barely concealed anger and unease that permeate the written statement.
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He is also a user of strong language when it comes to identifying the threat groups like the Taliban and Isis pose.
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" He said he hopes his Republican colleagues in the House and Senate will "maintain the Senate's strong language in the defense bill.
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"Bridget Jones's Baby" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for some strong language, sexual references and nudity.
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"They quickly acted to reassure their partners, the media and the public — with strong language — that there was no threat," he continued.
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NEIL GENZLINGER "Remember" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for moments of violence and some strong language.
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"Quitters" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong language, sexual content and drug and alcohol use.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device:Via Apple Podcasts | Via Spotify | Via Stitcher Note: This episode contains strong language.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki published her quarterly letter to creators today, which included very strong language regarding the EU's controversial copyright reform directive.
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CAUTION: STRONG LANGUAGE BELOW There were no immediate reports of injuries, but a set of photos posted to Twitter show damage in Bali.
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ASEAN member states Cambodia and Laos, which are known China allies, have opposed the use of strong language against Beijing over the disputes.
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But it was notable for its strong language suggesting that there may have been an improper racial motivation for rescinding the DACA program.
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In the first three instances, Vudu will skip the relevant scenes, and in the case of strong language, it will mute the dialog.
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As old taboos were broken — I heard strong language regarding migrants in this traditionally liberal, tolerant town — new ones seemed to be emerging.
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Theresa May's strong language on Monday, calling the attack an "unlawful use of force," suggests that she may invoke NATO's Article 4 clause.
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He was disturbed when the Carter administration used strong language toward Moscow, and he was wary of Washington's supporting Soviet dissidents too strongly.
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The recently adopted resolution appears to be in this vein and has strong language curtailing usage and potential abuse of cell site simulators.
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CAUTION: STRONG LANGUAGE IN THE VIDEO BELOW The vehicles eventually knock into each other and pile up as drivers stranded on the highway react.
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While announcing Figueroa's resignation on Friday, Schaaf used strong language to condemn what she described as the "toxic" and "macho" culture inside the department.
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Christie is not the first Republican to raise eyebrows with strong language directed toward Clinton, who is seeking to become the first female president.
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The Key Is to Keep WinningThe reason the newly signed law is such a big deal, Cummins explains, is because of the strong language.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday highlighted Trump's initial handling of the epidemic in her own interview with CNN, which contained exceedingly strong language.
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In the first three instances, Vudu will skip the relevant scenes, and in the case of strong language, it will mute the dialog. 6.
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So draft versions of an APEC communiqué showed that the United States wanted strong language condemning Chinese trade practices it calls coercive and predatory.
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"It wouldn't be ethical right now not to speak in this strong language to call attention to the severity of the problem," he said.
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"Everyone has their own style, and frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences," Pence told NBC News.
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The White House is working on an executive order that has "very, very strong" language on religious liberty, per Politico's Tim Alberta and Shane Goldmacher.
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What they're saying: Both companies have deployed harsh accusations and strong language over the past couple months to cast the other party as a villain.
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Given all those difficulties, and the Trump administration's strong language, it's no wonder that some people are speculating about the possibility of a preemptive strike.
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Trump's tweet suggested he has little patience with the trading of hostile messages with Iran, using exceptionally strong language and writing the all-capitalized tweet.
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Trump&aposs tweet suggested he has little patience with the trading of hostile messages with Iran, using exceptionally strong language and writing the all-capitalized tweet.
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The content filters are continually evolving, the spokeswoman said, and Twitter is "thinking a lot about" the use of strong language in relation to political speech.
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The Ninth Circuit panel's ruling used strikingly strong language to swat down the Trump administration's claims that the judiciary had no authority to review his order.
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PuhuTV's thriller about a psychologist who falls in love with a dancer includes strong language and erotic scenes that would not be screened on Turkish television.
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Some celebrities used strong language that made it feel like there would be little room in the movement for survivors who didn't want to come forward.
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Unfortunately, for him, he has a pair of weaknesses that occasionally, and I'm loathe to use such strong language, here, make him look like a chump.
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"Everyone has their own style, and frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences," Pence told NBC News Saturday.
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Trump has used strong language against drug companies, repeatedly saying they are "getting away with murder," though there's been little action on drug prices to date.
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"I am not afraid to use strong language when necessary to communicate important points to students, especially if they are struggling," he said in an email.
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That language was not discussed among his top aides or outside advisers, they said, who were caught off guard by the president's use of the strong language.
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"A Hologram for the King" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for some sexuality and nudity, strong language and brief drug use.
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Still, the court's strong language in favor of AT&T-Time Warner may make the Department of Justice more cautious about fighting any merger on weaker grounds.
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"As the voice of the community, a sentencing judge is permitted to use strong language to redress the victims and express the grievance of society," it continued.
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Colin Nissan wrote about that hilariously in McSweeney's coming up on a decade ago, but it's very crude and if you don't like strong language, steer wide.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device:Via Apple Podcasts | Via Spotify | Via Stitcher Note: This episode contains strong language in both English and Mandarin.
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WANDELLA, Australia (Reuters) - (Note strong language in paragraph 3.) There is little that Australia's deadly bushfires didn't take from dairy and cattle farmers Tim and Warren Stalway.
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I think he has been clear, and I would certainly say undoubtedly the President will use, continue to use strong language when it comes to this issue.
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It's an M-rated game that features violence, blood and gore, sexual themes, nudity, strong language and drug use... so maybe send the kids outside before you play.
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It seems everyone on the tribe — Tai, Andrea, Ozzy, Debbie, Sarah — had their moment of telling Jeff in very strong language that what he did was completely unacceptable.
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Reuters gained access to a WhatsApp chat group called "Citizen Blockade" where some 250 members using strong language discussed strategies to harass the migrants or block their arrival.
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The Maduro government itself is no stranger to strong language toward Colombia, frequently denouncing its ruling elite as "fascists" and "coupsters" intent on bringing down socialism in Venezuela.
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"Everyone has their own style, and frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences," Vice President Mike Pence told NBC News.
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Meanwhile, on the other side of the aisle, VP Mike Pence's brother Greg also weighed in on the impeachment ... with some strong language his sib probably won't dig.
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"The Alexander-Murray agreement has strong language to do that, and I will work with the president to see if we can make it even stronger," he added.
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But, we caution Francis to pump the brakes on dishing out R cards for sensitive content, and to save them for things that actually contain violence or strong language.
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In unusually strong language, European Parliament President Martin Schulz said it was "not acceptable that the president of another country demanded Germany limits democratic rights because he felt caricatured".
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Some US delegates reportedly wanted to water down the resolution, while others wanted to maintain strong language, leading to a debate on the floor, seen in an online webcast.
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"In our market, strong language and sexual innuendo tend to be the leading causes of negative patron reactions," said Katie Perkowski, the marketing director for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival.
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The London premiere of the musical at the Shaftesbury Theater was delayed until Parliament abolished theater censorship in 1968 so that the production could include nudity and strong language.
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"Everyone has their own style, and frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences," Pence told NBC News in an interview Saturday.
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" David Bishop on Thrill-Power Overload: "It really is a completely unfiltered history of 2000 AD, so there's strong language at times, I think it would be fair to say.
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At the insistence of the U.S., language in the finance ministers' communique contained a promise to promote free trade but removed strong language used last year, vowing to avoid protectionism.
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On Thursday, he threatened mass murder of millions of innocent civilians while pulling out of the upcoming summit with Kim Jong Un for reasons of hurt feelings and strong language.
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The United Nations as well as many environmental groups and charities have used strong language and pushed for the fires to be extinguished and more serious testing to take place.
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The starkest divisions were over free trade and climate change, where European leaders used unusually strong language to condemn Trump for his protectionism and withdrawal from the Paris climate accords.
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" Later, while living in South Africa, he unsuccessfully opposed the legalization of same-sex marriage, arguing in court that "in both testaments homosexual acts are condemned in very strong language.
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The American Library Association has denounced this model using strong language, but perhaps it's time for libraries to do more than grumpily go along with whatever gets foisted upon us.
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"That is my job," she said Saturday in an hourlong interview at her command center, after answering, in strong language, that she did not care how her efforts were perceived.
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Most likely, it was a compromise by Mueller with his aggressive prosecutors, including former Clinton counsel, to get agreement on the report and its strong language on the lack of collusion.
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Expressing political beliefs -- even beliefs your boss doesn't like, even political beliefs shared using strong language -- and conveying them on your own time (even crudely), should not be a firing offense.
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John Feeley, the Ambassador to Panama and a former Marine helicopter pilot, is not averse to strong language, but he was nevertheless startled by his first encounter with President Donald Trump.
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Strong language Trump's broadside against Rouhani had echoes of his approach to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, whom he taunted and threatened on social media before agreeing to a summit.
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"Everything" was made directly for Netflix (it was created by Ben York Jones and Michael Mohan), but it doesn't make much use of the license that allows, beyond some strong language.
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We categorized statements as "critical" if they condemned the order, directly asked for exemptions on military allies, or used strong language regarding the rollout ("unacceptable", "violating our nation's values", "overly broad").
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"We believe that any strong language there could perhaps give a little bit of a signal to the market and that could affect interest rates as well as equity prices," Morganlander said.
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His "apology" seemed to be a mix of claiming a license for all New Yorkers to use "strong language" and claiming justification because some justices are "working hand in glove" with Republicans.
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Followed by Trump's strong language Sunday night of the US being "locked and loaded depending upon verification" of who was responsible for the attack, Trump offered a somewhat softer approach on Monday.
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Note strong language in paragraph 3.) By Martin Petty WANDELLA, Australia, Jan 15 (Reuters) - There is little that Australia's deadly bushfires didn't take from dairy and cattle farmers Tim and Warren Stalway.
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While Mr. Trump's strong language (he denied using the word "shithole") has been widely condemned as ignorant and racist, it's clear by other reactions that many see these countries as undesirable destinations.
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This episode includes strong language that some might find offensive (CNN)UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: And now, from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics, and CNN, the Axe files, with your host, David Axelrod.
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Using unusually strong language to describe the state of the team, Cashman said that there had been lean times in the past several seasons, including the Yankees' three 8-14 stretches last year.
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Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse issued a Facebook rebuke that mixed strong language ("wicked") with a framing of the issue that actually echoes what the Trump administration is saying (casting blame on previous administrations).
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Most of them say that Ginsburg and the other dissenters used strong language and discussed labor history since they are frustrated not just with Epic Systems, but also with the forthcoming Janus opinion.
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The official said the President's strong language over the past days is in keeping with a desire to send a message to Iran that the White House "sees" what they are up to.
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For instance, steel overcapacity, a focus for the current administration and in which the G-2628 statement included strong language and commitments to action, was discussed at the G-28503 in previous years.
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He told the news outlet that Trump's widely criticized press conference from Trump Tower on Tuesday "erased" the strong language that Trump used the day before to condemn white supremacists and neo-Nazis.
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Meanwhile, we've also seen more members of the GOP's foreign policy brain trust denouncing Trump in remarkably strong language, as 50 former officials who had served in Republican administrations did in a letter Monday.
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You can see in Collins's strong language denouncing the nominee that she was eager to pretend Trump could be an ordinary candidate, a generic Republican — until the Khan attacks convinced her that was impossible.
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The strong language from Downing Street -- which followed a similar, rare statement from the UK intelligence agency GCHQ -- indicated that the British government was furious that the US had made such an incendiary allegation.
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But nobody thinks that film ratings and their accompanying justifications ("contains strong language, drug use and nudity", for example) infantilise cinema-goers or ruin the surprise once the lights dim and the picture rolls.
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These leaders, who are either part of the government or allied with it, are trying to make up for siding with Mr. Ghani's government in a previous demonstration and using strong language against protesters.
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The strong language outlining a framework centered on implementation of fertility control also includes the first congressional directive that the BLM strictly adhere to its Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program when handling horses or burros.
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The ads usually use strong language to highlight the potential harms or risks that come with a particular drug — and that language can affect how risky consumers think a drug or medical device is.
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Noah also talked about the GOP's skill at "political branding," saying that by referring to political debates with strong language, like "gun control" and "pro-life," Republicans are better at connecting emotionally than Democrats.
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That was motivated by reduced expectations for Fed tightening this year and the strong language of European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, who on Wednesday increased the euro zone's growth and inflation targets for 2018.
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"I'll be supporting strong language being included in our conclusions today," Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told reporters when asked about the Cyprus-Turkey issue as he arrived for the two-day summit in Brussels.
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Before the apology, some U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday questioned the strong language the White House and Trump have used toward Canada in contrast to the praise he gave North Korea at Tuesday's summit in Singapore.
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But the real problem with the president's rhetoric isn't that he uses strong language, even insults — it's that he feeds conspiratorial and apocalyptic thinking among people who trust him because they distrust the mainstream press.
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In Your Face Theater's immersive adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel, set among heroin users in Edinburgh in the late 1980s, features nudity, violence, strong language and an intimate encounter with the worst toilet in Scotland.trainspottingnyc.
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In Your Face Theater's immersive adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel, set among heroin users in Edinburgh in the late 23s, features nudity, violence, strong language and an intimate encounter with the worst toilet in Scotland.trainspottingnyc.
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Children whose caregivers showed higher levels of sensitive responsiveness and warmth were nearly three times more likely to have strong language skills than kids whose parents didn't display much warmth or responsiveness, the analysis found.
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But it's possible the strong language from the UN resolution could empower advocates within the EU who want more member states to observe the guidelines and put more pressure on Israel over its settlement activity.
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Warning: videos contain strong language YouTube stars Adam Saleh and Slim Albaher claim they were removed from a Delta flight traveling from London to New York City on Wednesday after passengers complained about them speaking Arabic.
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She's recently gotten to flipping Trump's "strong" language to "wrong," and highlighting her history as a senator and secretary of state to point up her more sophisticated approach to the challenges we face as a nation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany urged Israel in unusually strong language on Wednesday to scrap legislation that would legalize Israeli settlement homes built on private Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank, saying this would break international law.
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Sarcasm, strong language and down-to-earth humor dominated the conversation between seven workers and trade union members during a work break this month but, despite their differences, they found common ground on one thing - jobs.
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" Booker has previously come under criticism from some progressives for not being strong enough on drug pricing, but on Thursday Booker spoke out in strong language, attacking the "outrageous and unjustifiably high cost of prescription drugs.
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" Cotton initially said that he "did not hear derogatory comments about individuals or persons" at that meeting but then later acknowledged, "I never denied there wasn't strong language in the room used by lots of people.
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This is strong language, and Justice Sotomayor closed with an allusion to the words Eric Garner uttered 11 times in 2014 while he was suffocating in a police chokehold in New York City: "I can't breathe".
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One Irish survivor of clerical abuse who met the pope on Saturday, Paul Redmond, told Reuters the strong language used by Francis at the meeting gave him hope that something might be shifting in the church.
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It was the first time the company ever did such a thing, and while the 8,000 responses did vary, there were those who took the opportunity to vent — using strong language to complain about the company's culture.
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"Grisham added: "The fact that people continue to try to negate anything he is doing and take away from the good work he is doing on behalf of the American people — they deserve strong language like that.
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In it, he referred to online hate in the Catholic media, which is predominately present on right-wing, conservative blogs and Twitter handles that often use strong language to criticize liberal Catholics and even the pope himself.
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The statement was the latest in a series of increasingly dire warnings by North Korea, and recalled the strong language between the two leaders that escalated in 2017, before the landmark meeting the following year in Singapore.
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Why this matters: Haley used clear and strong language against Russia — much stronger than Trump used on the campaign trail, and much stronger than the U.S. State Department language released the day after fighting broke out this week.
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" Beruff fired back at Democratic critics in an email to The Hill on Monday, saying Democrats "think it is a mistake for me to use strong language condemning them for hollowing out our military and making America weaker.
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It is conceived as an exhibition that takes risks, and in recent days its organizers have used strong language to suggest that its high-concept ambitions were being leadened by government leaders too focused on the bottom line.
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Even China used unusually strong language, probably because it also appeared to have been given no warning about the test, which the North claimed — against considerable evidence to the contrary — was its first effort to detonate a hydrogen bomb.
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The EU's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini told reporters on the sidelines of the meeting that the bloc had on Monday adopted "very strong language" to underline the need to adhere to the commitments stipulated in the climate agreement.
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In an interview with "Fox News Sunday," Nielsen said that she didn't recall Trump making the remarks last week, but added that the president would continue to use "strong language" in the fight over immigration reform and border security.
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This has been one of NASA's official goals under multiple administrations (both Republican and Democrat) and is reflected in the NASA Authorization Acts of 22019, 2008, and 2010, each of which contains strong language supporting human exploration of Mars.
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"Look, everyone has their own style, and frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences, but I just don't think you can connect it to threats or acts of violence," Pence said on NBC.
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While the NFL still contains strong language in its league policy that declares it "opposes all forms of illegal gambling, as well as legal betting on NFL games or other professional, college or Olympic sports," there have been some mixed signals.
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"My Republican colleagues must resist efforts by the Trump administration — at the behest of the government of China — to get them to water down or back off of the Senate's strong language on ZTE in the defense bill," Mr. Schumer said.
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" Merriden Varrall, director of the East Asia Program at Australia's Lowy Institute, said the speech was clearly designed for a domestic audience, and strong language about Taiwan is a "sure fire way to get the Chinese people on your side.
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On social media and in interviews, many said they thought national leaders should have cut short or condemned the speech, which included strong language — 'Who the hell wants to speak about politics when I'm in front of the Boy Scouts?
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"It's a combination of concerns in regards to the somewhat strong language at the EU commission has taken in regards to the submission of the Italian budget," said Bipan Rai, head of North American foreign exchange strategy at CIBC Capital Markets in Toronto.
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" Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, the only White House official in the meeting to pass comment, told "Fox News Sunday" she did not "recall him using that exact phrase" but added that Trump "did use and will continue to use strong language.
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"Strong Language", a group blog by language experts, "Holy Sh*t", Melissa Mohr's book on the history of profanity, "In Praise of Profanity" by Michael Adams of Indiana University, or Mr Bergen's own fine book would all be good places to start.
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It is highly unlikely that the two will duke it out one-on-one in a ring, but we can definitely expect things to heat up a bit, resulting in strong language, criticism and maybe even a power struggle in the upcoming years.
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The strong language from minister Kerenga Kua marked an about-turn from a statement 10 days earlier, when he announced the new government would stand by the gas deal agreed by the previous government with Total in April, with some minor changes.
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The internal report on the project's results, evidently prepared for those who financed it, stated in strong language that it was in fact intended to help Mr. Jones and hurt Mr. Moore and that its operators believed it had succeeded in doing so.
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Both bills include strong language ensuring that companies are not using sensitive data about race, sexual orientation or ethnicity to advertise products that touch on employment, housing or credit in an effort to bring decades-old civil rights laws into the digital age.
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Earlier in September, YouTube creator Philip DeFranco, who has more than 4.9 million subscribers on the platform, said in a video that the platform was removing ads from some of his videos because they were not "advertiser-friendly" due to the strong language he uses.
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By citing Justice Kennedy's strong language in that opinion—and endorsing his view that "[r]epresentative democracy" is "unimaginable without the ability of citizens to band together" to promote their political positions—Justice Kagan strove valiantly, if a little desperately, to win over her colleague.
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Maybe so, and so maybe it is easy to see why some former patients are inclined to strong language, to anger, to proving that something bad happened to them, something beyond a bummer time for a shitty teen, something that should not happen to anyone.
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During his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, President Donald Trump took on the issue with characteristically strong language, citing these recent events to push for "legislation to prohibit late-term abortion," a move sure to ignite his supporters who oppose abortion.
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Another New Yorker has used "strong language" to attack jurists, and many of us have criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE for those comments.
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The legislation threads a fine needle: While using strong language demanding that the government "end any foreign presence on Iraqi soil and prevent the use of Iraqi airspace, soil and water for any reason" by foreign forces, it gives no timetable for doing so.
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"From an Irish point of view there is some quite strong language that is positive, mainly that Britain is absolutely committed to what we call the backstop but more importantly they are determined to ensure that the backstop will never be necessary," Coveney said.
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In the video, which contains strong language mocking Christianity, Sokolovsky likens Jesus Christ to a Pokemon character and says he had decided to play the popular game inside the church because he had seen a news report saying people who did so could be fined or jailed.
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN)A six-nation Middle Eastern alliance agreed Saturday to characterize the recent attack on Saudi Arabia's embassy in Tehran as an act of terror -- strong language that marks an even further escalation in a tiff that has embroiled the region for days.
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Despite his penchant for strong language (for example telling Trump in an open letter last year to "take your border wall and shove it up your ass") and picking fights with his own Democratic colleagues and leaders, Vela's network of friends on Capitol Hill is large.
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" Asked directly by Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois — who attended the Oval Office meeting, and reiterated in an interview on Tuesday that he had heard Mr. Trump use the offending phrase — Ms. Nielsen said the president had become "impassioned" and was "using some strong language.
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The O'Rourke platform has some strong language for Central American elites, warning that elites who want to send their children to school in the United States ought to be better citizens of their own countries — but it's not at all clear how the US president could make this happen.
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The organizers of major meetup group VRLA say they've put "strong language" about cleaning headsets in their exhibitor manual, and are unaware of any health scares during their shows, although they told The Verge they'll be "handing out protection to every exhibitor and attendee" at the 2017 summer expo.
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"Look, everyone has their own style, and frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences, but I just don't think you can connect it to threats or acts of violence," Vice President Pence told NBC News in an interview aired Sunday.
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At a closed-door hearing of parliamentarians, de Villiers had used strong language to protest a 850 million euro ($980 million) defense budget cut - part of Macron's efforts to rein in state spending and get the public deficit under the EU target of 3 percent of national output.
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MANILA (Reuters) - (Attention to strong language in paragraphs five and six.) Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened opponents with prison if they try to impeach him, the latest in what a top U.N. official and an Asian lawmakers' group this week called a pattern of persecution and assaults on free speech.
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Mashable confirmed previously that Roku's sudden announcement of losing Fox channels was the result of a rights dispute, so the good news is that it appears to have been resolved (despite some strong language) — at least long enough for the Chiefs and 49ers to duke it out on a national stage.
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" Then, on Tuesday, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders seemed to cloud the White House stance on all of this, saying: "The President hasn't said he didn't use strong language, and this is an important issue, he's passionate about it, he's not going to apologize for trying to fix our immigration system.
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After that hearing's conclusion, he ruled in July 19933, using unusually strong language, that federal and state agencies had "colluded" to mask key data about the potential harmful impact of the proposed landfill area on the Hudson's striped bass, which he noted was one of the nation's most popular and commercially lucrative fish.
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While Mr. Trump's warning that North Korea, if it kept threatening the United States, would "be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" clearly reflected growing American frustration over the North's advances, analysts said it was not clear that he had fully considered the implications of such strong language.
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" In especially strong language, the pope added, "I pray to the Lord that such identity be preserved and strengthened for the benefit of the Holy Land, the Middle East and the entire world, and that wisdom and prudence prevail, to avoid adding new elements of tension in a world already shaken and scarred by many cruel conflicts.
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CIGIE chairman, Michael Horowitz, is also the DOJ IG. In strong language, the inspectors general elevated a disagreement over an interpretation of federal whistleblower law that was at the center of the early moments of the scandal around the President's call with the leader of Ukraine, which is now the subject of an impeachment inquiry in the House of Representatives.
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In general, there are four common reasons your child might role play as an animal at this age: to avoid something (meowing instead of responding to a question), to get attention (negative attention counts!), to get something they want (asking for milk with a roar) or to communicate something (this is particularly important for kids who don't yet have strong language skills).
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The strong language was notable following earlier comments from GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in which he said he hoped Russia had stolen emails from the private server that Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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