You are going to- - (CROSSTALK) BANNON: Rhinos suck it up.
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"Suck it up," Gibson laughed, before her expression grew serious.
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Why can't White walk it off and suck it up?
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Grossman's advice to his audience is to suck it up.
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"Suck it up and move on," added Senator Chuck Grassley.
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Suck it up and get the hell out of bed.
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And you were going to just sort of suck it up?
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However, for the good of friendship, I suck it up ($9.51)!
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I'm just going to have to suck it up for now.
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Will the Colts suck it up and give him real money?
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Sometimes you gotta suck it up, stay strong, and keep fighting.
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Sympathize and reprove, console or tell them to suck it up.
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So, if you can, figure it out or suck it up.
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"Suck it up," Gibson laughed, before her face fell into solemnity.
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Suck it up Democrats and anti-Trumpers, it's going to happen.
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I'm a more "suck it up, sister" mother type of thing.
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"My message is: Suck it up and move on," Grassley said.
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It's suck it up and vote Joe time for the establishment.
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And we will not simply sit back and suck it up.
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It lives and breathes its cheesiness, and you suck it up.
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Can't we just suck it up, download Tinder, and move on?
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It's best to buckle down, suck it up, and get things done.
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And to me, if you're saying controversial things, suck it up, Sally.
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Eventually, I decided to suck it up and give color a shot.
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It may be cliché, but it's time to suck it up, buttercup.
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So, you just kind of suck it up and deal with it.
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If they want to be famous, they have to suck it up.
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Or Senate Republicans could suck it up and eliminate the filibuster already.
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Obviously one response is to muddle through, hack it, suck it up.
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Mazza decides to suck it up and carry on with the class.
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Even Sandberg wants us to suck it up and play the game.
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"It's grind it out, suck it up, and move on," he said.
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But soon, Khloé, decides to suck it up and head over to Kim's.
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When world leaders don't like Trump's attitude, they have to suck it up.
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SUCK IT UP, PAL, YOU DON'T DOCK SERENA WILLIAMS A FULL GAME PENALTY!!
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In other words, suck it up you allergen-whining, free market–hating goons!
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I told myself to suck it up and kicked myself when I couldn't.
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For Never Trump, it is time to suck it up and move on.
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Tillerson, who reportedly opposed the move, will just have to suck it up.
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The average woman might take a Tylenol, soak their feet and suck it up.
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Where boys are still told to suck it up when they're nervous or afraid?
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We decided that we're gonna suck it up, fully charge, and let it degrade.
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Cold showers probably don't make you healthier; they just make you suck it up.
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Everyone is busy so I suck it up and follow through with my responsibilities.
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I feel sick to my stomach just being nearby, but I suck it up.
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And he actually did suck it up and audition for many of the parts.
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"My ability to suck it up is going to make this business work better."
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One has to just suck it up and spit it out, as it were.
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Again, the old Brosephian adage, "Suck it up, you big baby" doesn't apply here.
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"There is this attack on the victim to 'suck it up,'" Ms. Grossman said.
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You're at this crossroads: You can suck it up and carry on as before.
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It is that the performance of those who do suck it up declines precipitously.
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So being a good mom I'm going to stand here and suck it up.
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Suck it up, stick it in—the disc, that is—and just go with it.
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So you just have to suck it up and simulate enthusiasm for this guy's pitch.
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It also paid me far less than this job, so, you know, suck it up.
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Suck it up folks, because it's time that London's illegal pollution was finally choked off.
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Some of the price points might be a little bit higher, so suck it up.
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There are times when you got to suck it up because you step in doo.
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We're supposed to suck it up and vote for the electable candidate no matter what!
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And if you're grumbling about turning on two-factor authentication, well just suck it up.
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Get used to it, just keep your mouth shut, suck it up, follow the rules.
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Foster adds that you should not "suck it up" when your boss makes unseemly remarks.
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I may not have a choice this time, and I may just suck it up.
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Pay to fix your old laptop, or suck it up and get a new one?
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Get used to it, keep your mouth shut, suck it up [and] follow the rules.
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Then they are able to suck it up to the surface through a deep well.
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I'm a mess when the nurse calls my name, but I manage to suck it up.
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Wrong to assume that my job is to just suck it up and pretend it's fine.
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I had to either suck it up and deal with it, or find a new job.
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I remember thinking distinctly about that and telling myself to just suck it up and [ask].
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" The response of a couple of the school administrators in these cases was "Suck it up.
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Hey, even Nancy Botwin had to suck it up and serve a bit of prison time.
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I'm supposed to suck it up, smile and not be the black girl with the attitude.
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It takes strength and maturity to suck it up and talk through your shit and pain.
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As soul-sapping as it can be, we need to suck it up and take it.
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The consultants that suck up all that money — oh, they suck it up — they're so good.
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" They also complained to another general manager, who allegedly told one woman "to suck it up.
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It's good to see a bigger battery because 22019G's gonna suck it up like there's no tomorrow.
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This carbon-14 then falls to the ground where living things can suck it up, including trees.
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And if Dyson can make this work, the auto industry will just have to suck it up.
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They are the ones who suck it up and keep hitting the answer button, no matter what.
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Restaurant workers are often told to "suck it up, if you want a good tip," she said.
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Important people seemed to say: Your voice won't matter much, so suck it up and take it.
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But folks that are 20, 30 years deep they were trained that you need to suck it up.
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Suck it up and use your words to say that you don't want to use your words, bro.
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Even the hardest-line conservatives are so desperate for tax reform it looks like they'll suck it up.
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She was expected to just suck it up; after all, the halls of the Senate were rightfully theirs.
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Sick of saying over and over how scary this is, sick of being told to suck it up.
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They are going to have them, and we've got to suck it up and get ready to play.
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But that's exactly when the team needs me to suck it up and get it done for them.
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Do we tell them to just suck it up, that there's plenty of other good schools out there?
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If you are feeling burned out, don't try to suck it up or hide it (it won't work).
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But then you have to remember how lucky you are and just suck it up and keep going.
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But given the threat of a Trump presidency, most will probably suck it up and vote for Clinton.
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I actually cry (!!) in bed, and then suck it up and call a plumber to deal with our sink.
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President Obama should suck it up and pardon both leakers before the incoming administration makes two ugly situations uglier.
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Until things change, when it comes to poor-quality air, passengers have little choice but to suck it up.
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We as a medical profession need to suck it up, swallow our egos, and start striving to learn more.
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Suck it up and get there early, especially if pals like Grip Plyaz and Mannie Fresh are crashing the party.
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Or, to put in terms they might find more familiar: Stop laughing it off, suck it up, and move on.
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I did this contrary to the advice of several friends, who suggested that I suck it up and use Java.
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I would just have to suck it up, or IN, rather, and hope for a photographer who knew his light.
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He also said that workers calling in sick needed to just suck it up, because they will eventually get paid.
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Many times, providers tell patients to "suck it up" and learn to live with the pain due to outdated training.
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This guy's morals were disrespected because he is expected to just suck it up and be a man about it.
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" He also complained that his consultants were telling him to "suck it up" and give this "motherfucker" — Obama — "his senator.
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I know some people have no choice for work, so do I just suck it up and submit to this?
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I suck it up, anyway, and work with my PD group to create a presentation about educational technology adoption criteria.
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He recalled a similar moment in his own life, when coaches told him to suck it up and play the game.
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But eventually, I take a breath, suck it up, and head back inside to explain the seating issue to the hostess.
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Cantor is basically saying [to pedophiles] 'your interests will never change so suck it up and learn to live without sex.
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So, is it better to bask in the extra hour of sleep or suck it up and go to the gym?
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I'm exhausted but I haven't worked out in days, so I suck it up and hit the elliptical in my building.
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I cried more than I did last week when Zen Rafael encouraged Jane to suck it up and read her book.
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The next time you need to think of a new password, and you really, really don't want to, suck it up.
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Kasich, you see, has a thing for telling America's bigoted cupcake makers to suck it up and make cupcakes for everyone.
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The moral is that when you're tired, suck it up and go to the bar because you might meet your wife.
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But I also have another more pointed reaction to the people I'm supposed to be showing empathy for: Suck it up.
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Sometimes, life is unfair, and you have to suck it up and move on and not use it as an excuse.
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" "Well, he is now, though, he is we the people's nominee," she continued, before dropping the hammer: "So, suck it up, cupcake!
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When I went to a lawyer he told me to suck it up bc the guy could do a lot for me.
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Like, if she has to suck it up and get started before she feels comfortable, she's going to have to do it.
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I think we're enraged by the amount of bullshit that's in our lives and that we're just supposed to suck it up.
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"I told myself I had to just suck it up — there's no crying in baseball; there's no crying in politics," she said.
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It's my first time getting a Brazilian, so I'm terrified, but I'm tired of shaving so I'm going to suck it up.
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If they were in more desperate need of their jobs, however, they would simply have had to suck it up and comply.
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If a country has a significant trade surplus and punitive tariffs are imposed on it, it's meant to just suck it up.
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As for the comparisons to this being Trump's Watergate, Grassley simply said on Fox and Friends: "Suck it up and move on."
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I tried to suck it up this week, watching a few episodes of the very stupid but very pretty Altered Carbon on Netflix.
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But if you want to do something that will actually improve the environment and our society, suck it up and get a Metrocard.
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I consider asking my supervisor if I can work from home, but suck it up and drag myself to shower and get dressed.
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"I feel like it's basically saying, suck it up and be powerless," Laura Martin, another member of the alumni group, told BuzzFeed News.
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I put all my emotions into ironing until our guests arrive, and then I just suck it up and put on a front.
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Unfortunately, cups just aren't as aesthetically pleasing, so you might as well suck it up and get the shot before it all melts.
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If they're dissatisfied, maybe you have to suck it up and do it even if you know it's not going to help you.
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"I was tempted to just chuck this phone and suck it up and spend $1,000-plus and get the iPhone X," she said.
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At that point, I needed to suck it up into my heart chakra and beam it back into hers, thereby creating a circuit.
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I knew I would just have to suck it up and ask the bad bitches up in Equinox if they're freaks or not.
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Developers who were given a six-day-a-week schedule that lasted months typically felt they had two choices: quit or suck it up.
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But it looks like you'll have no choice but to suck it up and wait a little longer for Samsung's highly anticipated Galaxy S28.
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"Suck it up and move on," Grassley said on Fox and Friends Wednesday morning, when asked to respond to those making Trump-Nixon comparisons.
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Why couldn't I just suck it up and deal with my emotions like a big girl, without the help of some overpriced chemical cocktail?
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Counting on nurses and doctors to suck it up because you know they won't walk away from their patients is not just bad strategy.
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Escape plans foiled, Gideon is forced to suck it up and help the Reverend Daughter on an off-world quest to become an immortal.
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With that being said, it's about time we suck it up and get thinking about what the hell we're going to wear this month.
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"There are weaknesses I feel in my body but I can always suck it up when it comes to tape the show," he said.
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"I hear him now, over and over, telling me, 'Suck it up, Mom, and drive on,'" she told The New York Times in 2000.
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Brought into a situation where only the Persona users can contain the danger threatening the world, they suck it up and do their job.
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So Taylor should suck it up and vote for Democrats — not because he likes their policies, but because the alternative is an existential threat.
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"I've learned how to suck it up and make an effort and put myself on the line and ask people out for coffee," she says.
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Sorry, but you have to suck it up and take an actual boxing class if you want to be a student of the sweet science.
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Some users suggest bathers simply suck it up and get on with it -- hopping under a cold shower and getting their bodies acclimatised to it.
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I wondered if I could suck it up, so there was a lot of mental talk going on, just trying to stay in the game.
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The feeling of being watched and terrified lasted about 2 hours before I decided to suck it up and make my way to my room.
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Normally I would take off work but I just had Friday off so I suck it up, take some meds, and get on my way.
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You suck it up and it starts getting more and more serious as you start moving up to club and start going to high school.
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Many of these ultra-conservative members are willing to suck it up and vote for a fairly moderate final budget deal to get tax moving.
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When he misbehaved, he was beaten with canes; when he fell ill, he was told to suck it up and keep practicing his kung fu.
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Just suck it up and use the one you're supposed to" — or as "Hey, Republicans, who cares where these trans people go to the bathroom?
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As athletes, we are taught to suck it up, to deny pain and fear, to push through debilitating injuries, to persevere through anxiety and depression.
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However, we decided to suck it up and pay a bit more for their tickets, so we could all travel together on the way over.
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Should I just cut him out of my life, or just suck it up and act like nothing happened and keep him in my life?
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Instead of receiving support or disciplining the harassers, Doe says she was reportedly told to "suck it up" and attend an "alternative school," as was Goodwin.
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Anyways, never knew how picking cotton would be so offensive but i will suck it up n say sorry even though i never even meant it.
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Porter: You understood it, [that] for the betterment of the sport, everyone's going to comply with it, suck it up, and let somebody watch you pee.
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But no one I spoke with or who spoke out publicly suggested that north Brooklyn suck it up for a year and deal with the closing.
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If you do well, but your "distinction" doesn't translate to that lush 9 to 5 salary and fertile pension, you just have to suck it up.
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You didn't know what the hell you were doing and you just, you know, you're just gonna have to suck it up and go through it now.
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Either way, it's probably a good idea to suck it up and face the slowdown and reboot problem since things may get worse before they get better.
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Look, we need to suck it up and pay for quality journalism and quality content and just forget about this everything's-going-to-be-free-forever culture.
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I'm tempted to order something from Seamless, but then I suck it up and make soup with veggies and Vietnamese beef meatballs I have in my fridge.
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I whimper inside, but I suck it up — it's now day 11 post concussion and my symptoms are down to a meager 30 percent nuisance level anyway.
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According to FoodBeast, there is a coffee shop in Roanoke, VA that understands those peoples' struggles but also thinks we should suck it up and be polite.
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Though I think it will result in less options for consumers, I think we should suck it up and welcome Uber's exit from London with open arms.
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That kind of stoicism, 'suck it up' kind of attitude…So people don't want to speak up, because they may fear being cast out of the 'family.
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I would have totally drunk both of them if I knew her better, but I feel like it would be weird, so I try to suck it up.
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And although we feel sorry about that, we want you to suck it up and get that everyone gets 'something' in life and this is what we got.
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If you put something that doesn't have a flared base into your anus, the sphincter muscles are going to suck it up and trap it inside your rectum.
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Joe Gaylord and I, and, you know, Joe designed the &apos210 campaign, writing a brief paper right now to say to House Republicans, you know, suck it up.
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Asked what society expects boys to do when they feel angry, the largest shares said they were supposed to be aggressive or be quiet and suck it up.
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As I get older, it's like anything else you're afraid of, once you've committed and you're on the plane, you're just going to have to suck it up.
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But alas, this is real life, and when it comes to jet setting, sometimes we have no choice but to suck it up and pack some monstrous luggage.
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Watch more from VICE: Many people—myself included—assume that if they experience one isolated trauma, they should just be able to suck it up and move on.
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But I suck it up and make a mental note of how much my mom and friends must be paying each time they send me a large care package.
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And some bankers believe that's possible, noting negative yields in Asia and Europe could increase liquidity in the dollar market and thus prompt more issuance to suck it up.
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I lay in bed for way too long while I contemplate working from home, but I feel like I need to suck it up and go into the office.
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After a clean hit, SUCK IT UP MAN IT'S HOCKEY PEOPLE GET ROCKED WITH CLEAN HITS SOMETIMES AND NOW YOU'RE LEAVING YOUR TEAM SHORTHANDED OVER SOME BULLSHIT HONOR CODE.
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Make the Experience Less UnpleasantIf you hate interval cardio, but know that it's good for burning fat, you don't have to suck it up and learn to love it.
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Dr. Sorrell said a UV filter does kill some viruses, but won't affect coronavirus as the HEPA filter is not fine enough to suck it up from the air.
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She's almost forced into this position where she's going to have to go to work tomorrow and she's just going to have to suck it up and keep going.
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The frequently heard dismissive recommendation to "suck it up" in the face of workplace indignities is inconsistent with the overwhelming evidence of just how institutionally damaging such behavior is.
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The "special guest" turned out to be Susan Sarandon ("Suck it up and register as a democrat" and saying the word "vagina" to wild applause), which was perfectly swell.
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As tempting as it may be to skip out on the forced fun and awkward colleague camaraderie that is a company holiday party, you should suck it up and go.
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K.P. said he complained to one of the coaches, Bob Dickson, who told him to "suck it up" and keep visiting Jensen if he wanted to stay on the team.
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This is a warning shot to Republicans -- They can either suck it up, and vote for a bill that isn't perfect (and it's never going to be perfect for everyone).
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In American Express, Justice Scalia wrote the majority opinion stating that even if arbitration is too costly and difficult, it is still an option, so suck it up and arbitrate.
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All the women who spoke to BuzzFeed News said the pressure to "suck it up" and fight the perception of being seen as weak was especially acute as female service members.
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" Brown alleges that she told Belafonte she was upset she couldn't visit, and he told her to "suck it up" and that "if he's going to die he's going to die.
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So you might as well just suck it up and order two bundles, because neither player is going to want to be stuck with the NES Classic Edition's included controllers.[Analogue]
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But his best shot, they concluded, was to suck it up and survive just like anyone else—and pray to God the man in the Oval Office didn't forget about him.
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"I'm actually super, super shy, so this whole viral thing is not at all what I expected, but sometimes you have to suck it up for the greater good," he says.
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Barkley's friend and "Inside the NBA" co-host Kenny Smith advised Charles to suck it up and apologize to Jordan ... but Sir Chuck makes it clear that ain't ever gonna happen.
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It's always nice if someone else will pay for the thing you want, but if they don't, then you suck it up and pay for it yourself like a grown-up.
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Every day, dozens of prominent Republicans say they're going to suck it up and vote for her because they think she can, if nothing else, at least keep the country safe.
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Mr. Collins, a constant critic of Mr. Cuomo, said the notion that many well-to-do downstaters would have to "suck it up" and pay more taxes was fine by him.
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For the first time women are free to tell it all, without someone telling her to "suck it up" because it's just a pinch, or an exposure or locker room talk.
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"Because it's an emergency, you have to suck it up and do what you can, and you put your emotions on a shelf a little bit to process later," he said.
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She added that she feels physically sick from getting up early and worrying that those who read her question, like her co-workers, might tell her to just suck it up.
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Kombucha at this place costs WAY to much ($6) but I suck it up cause I'm already here, and I vow to be better about money for the rest of the week.
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Tesla also published Musk's full email to employees which was mentioned in the complaint, which raised eyebrows, because it apparently told workers to essentially suck it up in the face of harassment.
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Predatory and retaliatory actions, such as these, cause many farmers to either suck it up and succumb to the power of corporate monopolies, or get out, leaving their homes and farms behind.
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Look, your situation is simple as can be: You can either stay and suck it up while you wait out the full life cycle of your boss's career, or you can leave.
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Now you're faced with a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure: Go to the doctor and spend an unpredictable amount of money, or suck it up and hope things get better on their own.
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Shelley Moore Capito: I would have preferred obviously, as the governor of the state, to sort of suck it up and come on in and welcome so many people into his beautiful state.
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Theon isn't feeling very festive, given the whole castrated/tortured/disfigured thing, but Yara is out of patience for his PTSD and tells him to suck it up—they have kingdoms to conquer.
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And while the FDA might disparage that sort of hastiness, it's tough to blankly tell chronic pain patients with few options to suck it up and wait for a laminated seal of approval.
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The billionaire who changed New York City's laws in order to be a three-term mayor has some heartwarming advice for how us plebs should handle the Trump era: Suck it up, bitch.
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A Connecticut man has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, claiming his bosses told him to "suck it up" and "get over it" after he survived the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting.
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"Parents are getting sick because they think they have to suck it up and feel exhausted for the first few months their baby is born," Karp told me during a recent phone interview.
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It was shameful that committed and professional employees of Uncle Sam were struggling to put food on the table, pay the rent, or afford their medicine, while being told to suck it up.
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Terrell Owens is sick of the excuses in New York -- and says the Giants need to suck it up and BENCH Eli Manning already ... because it's obvious he just ain't got it anymore.
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I paid for lunch and dinner yesterday, and am going out with friends tonight, so I decide to suck it up and scrounge around for desk snacks so I don't need to buy anything.
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I've been the victim of stepping in dog shit three times in the past two months, so I suck it up, walk home for bags, and come back to clean up after the dog.
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We are small scale producers who have to suffer through major economic setbacks to our businesses, yet these companies expect us to simply "suck it up" and deal with the consequences of their actions.
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That is to say: if you're going bald, suck it up and shave your head; and if you're getting fat, stop eating burritos every day for lunch, drink less alcohol, and do some exercise.
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It sees Williams and her bandmates Zac Farro and Taylor York as delightfully 80s newsreaders who hate each other but have to suck it up and smile on TV for hours a day anyway.
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"Wake up ex-wife, this is your life," she sings at the start of the song, followed by a shrugging "Lawyers, suck it up—didn't have a pre-nup" on the second verse. Ouch.
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"Suck it up, and let the guy do his thing," the artist advises any and all skeptics, particularly those in the city's four other boroughs who ask how Staten Island can be so different.
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"People think this comes out of the sewer as a massive lump, but the team that has extracted it had to break into small pieces and suck it up through a hose," said Robinson.
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They frequently have to deal with a lack of familial support while also feeling pressured to suck it up and be with their families during the holidays, regardless of how hard it might be.
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If I want to keep traveling like this (which I do), I need to suck it up and get used to the idea that this is what the holidays look like when you're away.
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Tar sand oil is the dirtiest fossil fuel on the planet Tar sand oil does not sit in a cavern underground, waiting for someone to stick a long straw in and suck it up.
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It enters the air when organic matter decomposes in the ocean or gets burned on the land, and it leaves when plants accidentally suck it up as they're trying to grab CO2 molecules for photosynthesis.
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Suck it up, cash in your two free drink tokens, and get stuck into the pictogram round with Graham from finance, who voted to Leave the EU and really, really wants to talk about that.
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Capricorns run into trouble by believing or saying things like "suck it up" or "work through it"—because even when these adages are true, they aren't effective in situations that require compassion, empathy, or vulnerability.
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Sorry 'Lion King' ... too bad "Aladdin" ... suck it up "Toy Story" ... boxing star Adrien Broner says none of you are his favorite Disney movie ... opting for a tale closer to his heart, wrists and fingers.
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As a lifelong metal nerd, I've learned a lot of things—and chief among them is that, sometimes, you just have to suck it up and act "normal," even if you know that you're anything but.
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And yes, there are a lot of blogs, but most people quit within a year, whereas the ones who succeed suck it up, work hard for one to two years, and now they're living the dream.
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While the federal government scrapes together the cash to hire the 83,000 new TSA workers needed to get the airline industry through the summer travel season, airports are telling passengers to suck it up and wait.
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It scares me, but I feel like I have to be strong, and say that I will be so much more thankful in the future if I have children and just kind of suck it up.
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"When they encounter a fake product, more than 80 percent of Chinese people will just suck it up and not take it very seriously, as long as their lives are not in danger," Mr. Ji said.
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Yes, there are crowds, yes, you might get burned by a cigarette by drunk people, but once you realize there's no shortcut to avoid that, you have to suck it up and have a good time.
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That means that in a tight race, even if someone is, say, all in on the Liberal Democrats, they just might suck it up and vote Labour if it means that's one less pro-Brexit seat.
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" Sheryl Crow shared on Twitter a negative experience with a manager on her first big tour, and said she was told by her lawyer to "suck it up bc the guy could do a lot for me.
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What changed is that we're at a point where enough women are tired of being told this is just the way things are and that they just need to grin and bear it and suck it up.
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What do they say if they want or vote for a rhino, I say it&aposs too important for the president&aposs agenda and for forward progress for the country that you have to suck it up.
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Yet Euromonitor analyst Spiros Malandrakis predicted those alternatives will not see a boost until it becomes obvious that the tariffs are here to stay because suppliers will likely suck it up if the duties are short-lived.
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You might not think that the line "Let's just suck it up and French a little" would lead to one of the most romantic first kisses in recent sitcom history, but "New Girl" has never been predictable.
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As for Lawrence, he didn't seem sorry about the incident ... writing on Twitter on Tuesday, "So if I'm honest with my own kids I will never treat your kid better than mine so suck it up. #SorryNotSorry."
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" Shortly after Mr. Torres said those words, a woman waiting to enter the convention center, who wore a T-shirt that read "Trump 45: Suck it up buttercup," shouted at him: "Hey, can I see your papers?
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If the new product is so different it requires skills people aren't familiar with, manufacturers need to suck it up and sink money into an unexpected expense: a cookbook's worth of excellent, tested recipes, written by professionals.
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The flight attendant's post reportedly showed a man in a seat on a Southwest flight, wearing a navy blue T-shirt with an American flag and the words "Suck it up Buttercup" and "Trump 45" on them.
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"I think they had a bit of a shock when they got to the Village, but we're Kiwis and we suck it up and get it fixed," he said of Australia's pre-Games grumbles about their accommodation.
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"When [loved ones] don't understand what's happening, their responses are 'suck it up' and 'stop feeling sorry for yourself,'" John F. Greden, M.D., the executive director of the University of Michigan Comprehensive Depression Center, told The Huffington Post.
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But it's worth noting that if McConnell worked with a little more than a dozen Democrats, he could form a veto-proof majority: Senate Republicans could suck it up and get the votes together to reopen the government.
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I try to take public transportation as much as possible since I'm already paying for an unlimited pass, but this particular route was going to take 3x longer that way, so I suck it up and go for convenience.
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I suck it up and buy another ticket to my sister's performance (it's a really wonderful performance), since I love my sister AND the dance company has been allowing us to be out here all night getting petition signatures!
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"The first thing that came to mind is, Suck it up," said Philippe Pierre, 26, who commutes more than an hour each way to Manhattan from Rosedale, Queens, a neighborhood east of Kennedy International Airport without a subway stop.
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I just couldn't suck it up to cut things off—we'd been on a few dates, and I just suddenly didn't feel the same way, but I didn't know how to tell her that, so I made up this ridiculous lie.
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But it's worth noting if Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell worked with a little more than dozen Democrats, he could form a veto-proof majority: Senate Republicans could suck it up and get the votes together to reopen the government.
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"Through the divorce it was very difficult, as you can imagine, but sometimes in life you have to suck it up for the greater good and here we are, season 8 is on the air and we are working together," he shared.
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If your well-traveled dog is bringing his essence to your couch, rug and just about every other fabric in your home, you may think there's nothing you can do but suck it up and drop about $5 on a bottle of Febreze.
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Ultimately the result is less transparency for the millions of citizens who've followed the net neutrality debate, all because the committee only wanted to speak to CEOs, and the CEOs, perhaps fearing the outcome of a public grilling, refused suck it up and testify.
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But when you're one half of a celebrity couple, learning how to suck it up and roll with the uncomfortable questions is as much of a survival tactic as it is a good PR strategy — and Mila Kunis has the practice down to a science.
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Zach Galifianakis plays Chip Baskets, a frustrated man who has grand visions of being a French clown (stage name: "Renoir"), but he flunked out of his Parisian clown school and now has to suck it up at home in the dusty deserts of Bakersfield, California.
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This wasn't a problem for big, open areas, where the robot eventually made it to the spot the dirt or crumbs landed, but if it landed in a corner or under something, like a cabinet or fridge, the robot was unable to suck it up.
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"Until now you just had to suck it up as a cost of doing business," said Johnny Xmas, director of field engineering at Kasada, an anti-bot startup that strikes at the heart of the bot economy itself by frustrating bots with complex tasks.
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Bottom line: I don't think it's good for business for Mercedes to see its cars grind to a halt in flames as the world looks on... What we really learned is that Hamilton finds it hard to suck it up and take some misfortune sometimes.
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Yes, you'll probably have some space issues and a few little quandaries to work out, but when the timing's right, suck it up and make it work: if you intend to stay with this person for the long haul, moving in is part and parcel.
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In fact, I'm not sure why you didn't just inform him that he had to follow through on the plan that you signed off on for his benefit — and that he could just suck it up, get over his "embarrassment" and be a professional.
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The first would be to suck it up and wait until the next-generation Mac Pros are ready to be announced, and suffer in silence while more and more people point to the current Mac Pro's stagnation as proof that Apple is abandoning the Mac Pro market.
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What I'm wondering is, would it be worth it to live alone even if it means tightening my budget/possibly contributing less to paying off credit card debt, or should I suck it up and spend a few more years fighting for shared fridge space with roommates?
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But saying otherwise means telling the voters who find this promise appealing that they need to suck it up and accept their lot in life, something that would not be a good strategy from any politician, but especially not from the wife of the man who signed NAFTA.
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For all those reasons, many startups may be forced to suck it up and take the worse deal on the IPO as Square did a little more than a month ago, or sell for cheap as Gilt Groupe did just this week, or simply raise funding at a discounted valuation.
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So I could buy a mattress, plush untouched, from one of the online companies that seem to stalk me on Facebook, Instagram, and in the Google Ads slots on this very site, or I could suck it up, go old school, and just take my ass into a mattress store.
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As a trauma psychologist who has worked for 20 years helping combat veterans heal from the ravages of extreme stress from the war-zone, I can tell you that the John Wayne "suck it up, push it down, get the job done" attitude does not work in the long-run.
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The Trump administration — including the president himself as well as the IRS and the Department of Health and Human Services — has some tough decisions to make about whether to torpedo the ACA (and, in the process, people's health care), or suck it up and try to make the law work.
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He explains why he wears shorts with the rapid cadence of someone who has recited this speech many times: His prosthetics have sharp edges that tear his pants when he falls — a daily occurrence, but "I just suck it up," he wrote on Facebook — and he cannot bend his feet.
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"I remember that I'm not just doing this for myself and that they're are 10.8 million people following me on my Instagram so I just have to suck it up and not be selfish on days where you feel like you just want to stay in or something," she says.
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If you want to keep your clothes in good condition, though, there's really nothing you can do — you just have to suck it up, put down those extra dollars, carve out some extra time to head to the laundromat, or incessantly google how long your clothes can last without a wash.
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What to do with people whose bowels have emptied in fear and who have witnessed and participated in deadly battle and were told to be brave and to suck it up and keep going no matter what (and were taught as kids that God and Moses said "Thou shall not kill")?
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" In a 2018 survey of more than 1,2360 25-to-2600-year-olds, two-thirds of boys reported either that society expects them to "hide or suppress their feelings when they feel sad or scared" or that they're supposed to "be strong, tough, 'be a man' and 'suck it up.
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Plus, three other books on our radar: And Howard, they say, listen, sometimes in the course of your duties you will have a line of coke laid out before you and in the course of your duties you'll just have to put your head down there and suck it up.
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Not only does it leave you wishing you just sucked it up and spent some of that hard-earned cash on actual hiking shoes rather than embellished combat boots with absolutely no grip, but you're also forced to suck it up in order to avoid being the Debbie Downer of the trip.
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That includes airlines like Norwegian, Finnair, SAS, and WOW, which means that you either need to either take a page out of this hero's book and wear all your clothing, pack next to nothing and buy new underwear when you arrive, or just suck it up and pay to check the bag.
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For Ava Knoske, a student at Clemson University in South Carolina, the disappointment she'd felt seeing KKK recruitment flyers posted around her campus was compounded by the way her classmates reacted: "It's honestly a majority of just, 'Suck it up, it doesn't mean anything,' which is incredible to hear," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Although framed as a last-ditch appeal to the Trump voter, its real aim is to convince disgruntled Bernie Sanders voters and other Hillary Clinton's critics on the left to put patriotism over narcissism—suck it up, in other words, and vote for her even if you wish there were a better option.
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"Suck It Up," a show hosted on the Hearst website Delish, owes a heavy debt to the First We Feast show: Guests, who have included the YouTuber David Dobrik and two of the cheerleaders from the Netflix docuseries "Cheer," play a version of "Never Have I Ever" while eating increasingly sour candies.
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But I think what we all find a little bit disingenuous is that her attitude is rather than accept the election results from 2016, suck it up and say we&aposre going to do better next time, their idea is let&aposs invalidate the election results because we don&apost like how they turned out.
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Captain America won't do it, because Avengers don't sign documents, which reminds me I have to sign one for HR. Anyway, the Avengers keep fucking killing people, so maybe Mr. America should just suck it up and sign with one of FDR's pens that Robert Downey Jr. tried to give him for some reason?
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It came from an unexpected place and yet it makes total sense — none of the actual Gladiators were in any place to confront Olivia, but Charlie is a bit removed from the group, so he was the perfect person to tell Olivia to suck it up just a little while longer so they can bring Huck's body home.
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You need a good CPU, and if you want Rift level content you really need a powerful GPU—like AMD's Radeon RX 56—which goes for nearly $500, or you need to suck it up and go with crummier graphics while saving money on something like Nvidia's GeForce GTX 970—which can be had for around $250 if you're lucky.
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Instead of treating it as life-or-death, the film sells it through her acerbic boss (Michaela Watkins) and Harper's own dictation to her friends that they are going to party all night and suck it up in the morning – and what semi-functional adult hasn't shared the experience of balling too hard one night and struggling stoically through work the next morning?
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You may think you just have to suck it up and pay a big fat cancellation fee to make a change to your flight, but there are all sorts of ways to get around these fees that don't involve springing for a fully-refundable ticket or racking up an insane amount of miles with a single airline to earn "elite" status.
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You'd think we'd be past this stuff, but yet in the last year, I've had so many conversations with other women, particularly my contemporaries, who've told me stories, if not an out-and-out sexual assault, some other indignity that they suffered at some point in their career and felt like they just had to silently suck it up and take it.
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Or do they suck it up and admit that Trump's anti-Hispanic, anti-Muslim demagoguery is the natural extension of the past 20 years of GOP rhetoric on immigration and national security, that his tax plan is the kind of giant supply-side cut that Republicans since Reagan have backed, and that he's overall a pretty good exemplar of the same values expressed by Ted Cruz?
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Malek acknowledges some bad blood remains between the Rubio and Bush camps after a brutal primary contest, but he believes many establishment donors will "rise above that, suck it up and support Rubio" to serve the larger purpose of nominating a Republican who can win a general election against 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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And also, you wouldn't want to get sauce down your new shirt, and the bouncer'd probably nick a bit of your food and pass it off as a joke and you'd be powerless to do anything because he's the bouncer and it was just a joke and you're the clubber and he's the bouncer and if he says it's banter then it's definitely banter and you'd better suck it up and watch him eat your food.
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" Yet 33 percent of them said that society expected them to suppress feelings of sadness or fear and to replace them with the appearance of strength and toughness or to remain silent and "suck it up;" 41 percent said they felt pressured to express their anger through aggression and a reactionary reflex for violence; and 49 percent wanted to "learn more about having the 'right to feel any way you want and it doesn't matter what people think.
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Ranking Democrat Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE (Wash.), meanwhile, said the up-front cost "is going to be enormous," but "if we've got to sort of suck it up for a couple years and absorb some costs to get back on track, it's going to make significant improvements" long-term.
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At present, Carville represents much that's wrong with the Democratic Party—its refusal to learn from its mistakes; its obsession with appealing to wealthy suburbanites while telling its traditional base of the working class and people of color to suck it up because the Republicans are worse; its preference for the performative over the substantive (Pelosi ripped the speech!); and, above all else, the belief that "operatives" and "consultants" know the pulse of the nation and can soothsay the will of the common man.
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Maybe – just maybe – you're going to have to suck it up and pay £850 a month to lay on a camp bed on the floor, folding it up behind you each and every morning of your life, and also you have to buy the camp bed yourself; – If we learn anything from this, it is: do not ever buy anything from anyone who writes their advertisement in all capital letters; – Who exactly are you sharing the WC with, and is there a shower in the room the toilet is in, and are you (as the renter, here) are you allowed access to that?
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