And that's something I swore to my family and I swore to my viewers over the years.
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Associate Justice Clarence Thomas swore in Vice President Mike Pence.
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Dozens of kids surrounded her as Pelosi swore the oath.
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"I swore I'd never collaborate with a lover," Mitchell said.
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Donald Trump swore everyone would be covered under his plan.
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" She allegedly "swore at him and hung up the phone.
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We found it utterly traumatizing and swore to never return.
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Trump swore over and over that he cared for veterans.
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New Vice President Mike Pence swore both in Friday night.
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If they swore they would be like, oh, I'm sorry!
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She swore to him that she just doesn't have it.
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He swore that his roommates were turning into giant crabs.
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I use the same shaving cream my Papa swore by.
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" It was, he swore, "the worst thing I ever did.
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"I've never sexually assaulted anyone," he swore to the committee.
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Even in people who swore they didn't believe in ghosts.
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Pelosi then swore in the other members of the House.
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I swore off sex for the next year (true story).
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Some swore, even as the call to prayer wafted overheard.
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I swore we'd never buy or consider buying another Mini.
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But if you were with him, you swore by him.
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I swore to be the caretaker of the chin hairs.
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I swore to defend the United States against all enemies.
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Villagers swore they saw soldiers throwing children into the flames.
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"She swore me never to tell anybody," Ms. Perez said.
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"I swore at them and resumed my misery," he said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Cory Booker swore off corporate money. Sens.
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They swore they would never stand by another government shutdown.
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Were you ... just ignored that and swore all you wanted?
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It's been four days since Kim Kardashian West swore off selfies.
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It also has blocked people who repeatedly swore at verified accounts.
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In fact, Kennedy also swore Kavanaugh into the federal appeals court.
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Secretary of State swore her fealty to Obama's legacy to almost
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On Monday, the city swore in an African-American police chief.
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" And he swore that his plan would include "insurance for everybody.
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I had women tell me about bosses that swore at them.
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I swore there was no way I would ever run another.
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I grew up with a father who swore by sporty Hondas.
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He swore he wouldn't leave Williston without $100,000 in the bank.
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Despite the fact that I once swore I'd never make it.
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Twenty years ago, I swore that I would right this wrong.
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"I spat, I swore, I nearly smashed the computer," he said.
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He denied calling employees "fuckers" but acknowledged that he sometimes swore.
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I swore off themes with stacked entries after my last one.
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Like he swore on a goat's carcass to be a sociopath.
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"This will not matter," I swore to myself over and over.
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During the campaign, he swore he was going to repeal Obamacare.
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Lam, a chief executive whom he swore in two years ago.
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I swore I wouldn't be talking about the late-night people.
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I swore I'd never let anyone else touch my feet again.
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He staged an inauguration and swore himself in as "president" anyway.
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The former oldest living woman in Scotland swore by the dish.
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You said at your father's funeral that the man never swore.
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After an interlude of song from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, John Roberts, the Chief Justice, swore in the new President, and got the words right—he hadn't in 2009, the first time he swore in Obama.
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Nardone shouted and swore at [COO Emerson] Osmond before squaring up to him as if he was about to do something more [...] He swore at his father before hurling a Pret a Manger baguette in his direction.
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He swore at her, then punched Ruiz in the face, Santiago said.
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George H.W Bush swore that he would never raise taxes in 1988.
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Police arrested two white men who they said swore at the demonstrators.
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I swore in London I wasn't coming back and this is final.
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But, like my officers, I do the job I swore to do.
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When confronted, she practically swore never to reproduce, and she never did.
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Goodyear swore innocence at first, but after increasingly pointed questioning, he confessed.
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Masons paid dues, swore oaths of loyalty, voted, debated and elected officers.
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I swore I would never be the guy who wrote about mornings.
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There's the fancy sous vide you swore you'd use all the time.
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Villains that he could never trust anybody who swore on their kids.
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Everybody swore by it, but it's been proven categorically to be ineffective.
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Inside, Rousseff swore in Lula da Silva as her chief off staff.
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Rose, who had more than 200 Power Balance bracelets, swore by them.
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I swore I would never do that job again — and I didn't.
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Those are the principles of our democracy that we swore to defend.
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Kristen Bell I wish I'd swore at my mom a little less.
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To people who swore an oath of office. What. The. Actual. Hell.
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"Remember, you all swore," Mr. Trump said after the hands went up.
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On Presidents' Day, administration officials swore in more than 20,000 new citizens.
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So I swore off dating until I felt more comfortable with myself.
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You swore you wouldn't allude to my terrible secrets in our newsletter.
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"That's when the apocalypse began, because my husband swore vengeance," she said.
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A Transworld employee swore in an affidavit that the tally was correct.
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"They swore up and down they wouldn't do it," Mr. Sims said.
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Italy swore in a euroskeptic government that has worried the financial markets.
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I swore that if I couldn't manage it, I would compensate them.
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The year my father died I swore it— never leave another behind.
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Some swore they would tip Dashers only in cash from now on.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee officially swore Gorsuch in for his opening statement.
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Many will come forward and defend the oath they swore to uphold.
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The Americans they swore to protect and serve feared for their lives.
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Dujardin kissed her saddle, and swore that she would never wash it.
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McConnell swore the same oath to Constitution and country that Pelosi did.
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In fact, he swore on the lives of his children he did not.
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The songstress swore to be a voice for cancer patients after Durham's passing.
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Peggy Guggenheim swore that every woman in Paris wanted to sleep with him.
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Most groups swore off Kessler's event entirely and even discouraged others to attend.
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Following her death, Oswalt, 49, swore he would finish the book for her.
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A group of Sinai-based jihadists swore allegiance to Islamic State in 2014.
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On Monday the Pennsylvania House of Representatives swore in its first Muslim woman.
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The list of massacres the West swore would never happen again is long.
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I swore one oath when I became a special agent 21 years ago.
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When I took the oath of office, I swore to protect our country.
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After the war he swore he would never set foot in Germany again.
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Another swore she glimpsed his name with a halo scrawled on the wall.
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Here's where things get dramatic: The opposition-controlled parliament swore them in anyway.
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She'd pointed a finger like she was bewitching me: "Jealous one," she'd swore.
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Paul Ryan stopped the conversation, then swore everyone in the room to secrecy.
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A white-haired knight who swore a lot and was partial to pearls.
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"You swore this wouldn't happen, Sarah," she says, her voice vibrating with fury.
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He swore to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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First, Italy swore in a euroskeptic government that has worried the financial markets.
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To reach my promised land on time, I swore I'd drive all night.
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The president swore in a former strongman leader, Mahinda Rajapaksa, as prime minister.
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I swore to hold the Constitution and law and I am well-trained.
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Before the shooting he called 911 and swore allegiance to the Islamic State.
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I sort of swore off deadlines because they seemed so hazardous to health.
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But the film's casting people swore they weren't auditioning him for the role.
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My grandmother herself swore by the water's curative qualities, mainly for the stomach.
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When Rachel Raquel was a kid, she swore she'd never dye her hair.
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But I swore to myself that I would not watch the film again.
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The vice president, he is — swore me into my office as a hero.
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That's neither the society nor the system which I once swore to protect.
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It swore "shocking punishment" if Washington were to ignore the year-end deadline.
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I haven't had a sip of alcohol since I swore it off entirely.
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She swore in the affidavit that all three were the same person – her.
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The U.N. Security Council condemned the Kim Jong-un regime and swore to toughen
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Yates and Clapper both swore under oath that they had never leaked classified information.
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Both Sanders and Warren swore off big-money events early in their presidential bids.
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As a senator-juror, I swore an oath before God to exercise impartial justice.
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Hemingway anything but that: he swore and womanised his way from Paris to Havana.
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"I love you I love you I love you I love you," she swore.
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The woman swore in frustration and tried again… but her phone had locked up.
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Still, there's one trend the star swore she'd never get down with: blue makeup.
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I had to stop using the app I swore by to count my calories.
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He also swore to give Muslims a special database in order to control terrorism.
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The Court's Chief Justice quickly swore in Ali Bongo, making him president until 2023.
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Chan said he regretted his actions "immediately" and swore to never throw him again.
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I'd never used it before, but friends with occasional nasal congestion swore by it.
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" The Sessions Memo swore that the "Department will no longer engage in this practice.
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But her staff swore up and down that they weren't behind the sartorial tribute.
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Then he traveled to Afghanistan, where he personally swore allegiance to Osama bin Laden.
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It's one of my most prized possessions, and I swore off God years ago!
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Donald Trump swore that this year's Republican National Convention was going to be different.
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When was the last time you counted every time you swore in a week?
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Vice President Mike Pence then swore in Mattis and Kelly in a separate ceremony.
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There's no escaping Microsoft, even if you've already swore yourself to another company's ecosystem.
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We swore oaths to offer our bodies and lives in service to our nation.
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I have seen a lot of politicians lie — even ones I swore never would.
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What he wanted, he swore, was a wife to rein in his wayward passions.
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She repeatedly swore at the man and woman and twice spat in their direction.
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But I swore a constitutional oath as a U.S. senator to do my job.
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Every time she walked out of jail, Ms. Emers swore she would never return.
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Gordon Ramsay made an appearance in January, and swore 128 times during the interview.
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As a senator-juror, I swore an oath before God to exercise impartial justice.
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Gean's father, who founded the farm and swore that the unconventional approach wouldn't work.
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It wasn't always easy, but we swore and wept and muddled our way through.
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You swore an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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You swore off Uber Eats and promised to start actually cooking dinner at home.
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But they forced their way in and swore in Guaido as Venezuela's interim president.
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It was the one thing she swore never to do, and she did it.
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Upon taking office, Attorney General Jeff Sessions swore an oath to uphold the Constitution.
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"I swore an oath to protect and defend the Constitution," Mr. Booker has said.
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We both swore we would grow up to be hermits and just read books.
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The young doctor believed it when his patient swore he'd never shoot drugs again.
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"I swore when I left I was never coming back to this place," Brooner said.
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Associate Justice Clarence Thomas swore in Vice President Mike Pence before Trump was sworn in.
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Perennial baby-face John Stamos once swore by Greek yogurt facials for his enviable complexion.
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The review turned out fine, I think, and I swore never to do it again.
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Mexico is not the country they swore to protect before shipping off to boot camp.
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So I swore an oath to do my job as a senator, do my duty.
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Though it had more than 1 million fans, users swore they'd never liked the page.
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"I swore I'd never move back to LA," she writes in a post on Instagram.
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"She was well spoken, she never swore if there were arguments between us," says Jelancic.
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But he swore up and down he did not kill that guy — that Ted did.
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"I swore I would never be there again, be here again," she wrote on Facebook.
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After I gave birth to my son, I swore I would never do it again.
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The tragic lesson left an impact on the President, who long ago swore off alcohol.
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In December, the City of Hanahan swore in Jake as its official fire department mascot.
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That means that if you swore off makeup forever, you could easily buy a house.
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Vietnam swore in a new prime minister on Thursday and a new president last week.
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Erik swore that the secret is in the high-quality flour he imports from Italy.
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"I'm not the guy who came on the air, swore on the air," Christie responded.
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We swore to each other that we would marry, but that we would not separate.
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The "minivan driving" mother swore to serve her country beside her two sons and daughter.
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His friend swore at him, and they skipped along the boardwalk, past an empty hotel.
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President Trump raised his right hand and swore an oath to abide by this duty.
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But he swore off any type of legal status for those already in America illegally.
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My sister swore to me that Mama's current baby will last in the womb forever.
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Two of my coffee aficionados swore by L-theanine, an amino acid found in tea.
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Maybe you swore off sugary drinks, and it's weird when their family offers you some.
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I swore off background music jazz gigs and took a job at a pizza place.
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He swore an oath to uphold the Constitution and was handed an Army T-shirt.
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He swore that he would avoid learning about anything that happened to America after Nov.
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I mean, every single audience raised their right hand and swore they wouldn't post it.
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Joe Lieberman swore to torpedo the entire bill if it dropped the Medicare eligibility age.
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Of course, they swore up and down that xenophobia had nothing to do with it.
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Finally, he crossed Mr. Clinton, who swore in Mr. de Blasio at the 2014 ceremony.
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Public servants who swore to protect the Constitution also set the impeachment process in motion.
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I started to call an Uber, but you swore you were sober and could drive.
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A staff member said, "Stop screaming," and swore at the woman who was being struck.
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Members of both groups wore uniforms, explored the wilderness and swore to uphold their values.
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Every one of your colleagues in government (senators, congressmen, etc.) swore that very same oath.
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When President Trump was elected, conservative pundits swore that small business owners across America rejoiced.
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You swore that you would do everything you can for a mature democracy in Romania.
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On Saturday, he swore in former presidential opponent Nuno Nabiam as his new prime minister.
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Police swore out the arrest warrant and assisted Garcia in obtaining an order of protection.
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I swore I&aposd never take on debt for a depreciating asset, like a car.
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I swore then I would never ever see the inside of a jail cell again.
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"It was difficult, but once someone saw how great it was, they swore by it."
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The house of Devon, Claude's family, fell out of power and Claude's descendants swore vengeance.
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Then, during his Senate run, he swore off consultants and refused to hire a pollster.
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Just last year, the country swore in Varadkar as its first openly gay prime minister.
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But the Furies took vengeance on wicked men who hurt women and swore false oaths.
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They shook heads and swore and told everyone to get ready for the return walk.
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Her mother often bought just enough food for the children, then swore she wasn't hungry.
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Paul Ryan, by the end, swore that he would neither defend nor campaign with Trump.
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Prosecution witnesses testified that Van Dyke was violent and swore at them during traffic stops.
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She had previously experimented with party drugs, but after almost dying, she swore off drugs completely.
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Kyle swore that he would destroy Shane and get rid of him by any means necessary.
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Kerry Washington swore by pool workouts when it came to staying in shape throughout her pregnancies.
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Trump swore he'd oppose Medicaid cuts — but this law has more than $800 billion of them.
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He blasted the moderators for asking the wrong questions and swore at his fellow Democratic candidates.
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Also disqualified was Edward Yiu, who swore in his oath to "fight for genuine universal suffrage".
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She swore off business and stayed home, painting and listening to the heavy-metal band Disturbed.
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He withdrew his party from the ruling coalition, dismissed Mr Wickremesinghe and swore in a replacement.
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Keira Knightley's 19-month-old daughter, Edie, swore the night Donald Trump won the U.S. election.
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Clinton swore an oath, and had a sacred duty to protect classified information: She failed, repeatedly.
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By November Cachay swore to her friends and family that she was ending the toxic relationship.
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In such instances, remind him of the oath he swore to do exactly as you commanded.
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There, he swore to respect Russia's constitution, which says that this is his last presidential term.
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And I swore I'd give her a big hug the next time I bumped into her.
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But, like pretty much every other college player, I swore I'd make it to the NBA.
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Abandoning the duties they swore to uphold would threaten both the Constitution and our democracy itself.
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So sickening, in fact, that during the process of writing it, Bong altogether swore off meat.
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Remember way back in January when we swore to start adorning our faces with more color?
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The Nigerian group swore allegiance to Islamic State, based in Syria and Iraq, in March 2015.
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Lam sworn in Earlier, Xi swore in Carrie Lam as Hong Kong's first female Chief Executive.
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Prosecutors said El-Hanafi traveled to Yemen in 2008 and swore an allegiance to al Qaeda.
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As American service members, we swore to defend America – including our public lands and energy resources.
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Pruitt's corrupt tenure at EPA has been a dereliction of the duties he swore to uphold.
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Her husband's other defence was that he swore to Allah he did not commit any offences.
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Mr Putin's former KGB colleagues swore their allegiance to him as though he were the tsar.
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After the commission was read, Chief Justice John Roberts swore Kavanaugh in for a second time.
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Cleveland fans had once sworn by the phrase "Don't Knock the Rock"; they swore differently now.
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We swore our allegiance to the victims, were good on our promise never to forget them.
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"That's when I swore off meat pretty much for good," Jobs told his biographer Walter Isaacson.
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Some of them are what we call mouth beefs—that the officer swore at a person.
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I feel bad that I yelled and swore at people just trying to make a living.
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When Murray was released some days later, she swore she'd never set foot in Virginia again.
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Nevertheless, they swore they would not return home until the rains came, whenever that might be.
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Remember how you swore oath after oath to your children, your partners, your employers, and God.
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He swore to stand up to the pharmaceutical companies, long revered as among Washington's powerful interests.
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Then in May 2015, he swore loyalty to the Islamic State leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Maybe you've even done the one thing you swore you'd never do: go live on Instagram.
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Her decision to get more work done came years after the star swore off plastic surgery.
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She fled the room, but friends standing in the hallway swore they hadn't seen anyone leave.
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Biden swore at a man in Michigan who had suggested Mr. Biden wanted to confiscate guns.
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Taxis swore off smooth jazz and Top 40 for audio feeds from the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Her decision to get more work done came years after the star swore off plastic surgery.
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"People swore they'd never give up the buttons, but here we are with touchscreens," Rosenberg says.
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One of the witnesses actually swore that the killer was white, but later changed his tune.
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He swore to fight for the "forgotten men and women," a phrase he stole from FDR.
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He swore about race director Charlie Whiting over the radio and gesticulated at the Dutch driver.
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"As a senator juror, I swore an oath before God to exercise impartial justice," he said.
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No butter patty could be left untouched, and we swore not to purge or self-harm.
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Mr. Hollande swore to wage "war on finance gone wild," but taxed the middle class instead.
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I will vote to hold this president accountable to the Constitution we both swore to defend.
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And I got into the Border Patrol, and one year in, I swore I'd never leave.
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So, I did something I swore I&aposd never do: I took out a personal loan.
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No, that was just Joe Biden, hamming it up as he swore in the new senators.
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I swore I'd seen one in Her, Black Mirror, Metal Gear Solid, Pokémon, or Batman: Arkham City.
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When he was talking to Serena, Luke swore he'd told Nichole the "real" story of her life.
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Every intelligence agency in the U.S. and Britain swore (some under oath) that Saddam Hussein had WMD.
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Vice President Mike Pence swore in Pompeo, a Kansas congressman, after the vote at the White House.
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Pence, who swore off negative campaigning after losing a vituperative congressional race in 1990, eschews name calling.
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In the scripts studied, Black characters swore more often than characters of other races, the Times notes.
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During the campaign he swore to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Bernie Sanders, who both swore off big-dollar fundraising, amassed the two largest third-quarter fundraising hauls.
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Mr. Ramos ascended the chamber's two-tiered wooden rostrum and, under the Assembly's rules, swore himself in.
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And Mr. Sanders swore Mr. de Blasio in at the inauguration for his second term as mayor.
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In a presidential field where numerous candidates swore off corporate PAC money, Warren went a step further.
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Tayak swore that he had no connection to any religious organization and rejected the charges against him.
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Before he died some years later, he swore it was the worst deal he had ever done.
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Redskins WASHINGTON — Running back Alfred Morris swore afterward that his return to Washington held no special significance.
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The driver allowed Margaret to search the truck, even though they swore Penny wasn't in the vehicle.
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Unlike Obama, who swore to close the controversial facility, Trump has pledged to fill it up again.
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Bale, 43, said he swore he would not undergo another extreme physical transformation to play a character.
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Trump frequently swore during his presidential bid last year that Mexico would pay for the wall itself.
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I swore an oath and carried a badge and a gun as an instrument of the state.
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It's too violent and also he swore, which is the least Will Smith thing you can do.
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Vice President Biden swore in the freshmen, as well as 27 senators who won reelection in November.
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In exchange, Mr Lukashenko swore loyalty to Russia, and entered into military and economic alliances with it.
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Borowicz's prayer drew increased scrutiny because it took place right after the House swore in state Rep.
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Of course, Democrats also swore they would live under the Affordable Care Act, just like everyone else.
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When the court refused to accept them, Duda, the president, went ahead and swore them in anyway.
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When ISIS broke into the prison, freeing the prisoners, Mr. Sahab quickly swore allegiance to the group.
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She didn't much like the dingy space or the bitter beverage, so she swore them both off.
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In January, Odinga swore himself in as the "people's president" at a mock inauguration ceremony in Nairobi.
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You swore that oath to tell us the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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As I walked into the market, I swore I could already smell the first whiffs of cheese.
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The two are longtime allies; Mr. Sanders swore Mr. de Blasio in at his second mayoral inauguration.
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Many of my brothers in arms swore that oath and backed it up with the ultimate sacrifice.
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M. -- WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE: President Trump this morning swore in retired four-star Marine Corps Gen.
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Mr. Trump swore to uphold that Constitution, and this is only one tiny step in that direction.
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But Stengel swore he needed only his bare knuckles to get the better of his younger opponent.
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It swore in its first openly LGBTQ fire chief last year, Jeanine Nicholson, a breast cancer survivor.
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A drug-addled monkey led his followers into a basement and swore treason against the Pig King.
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I swore off dunks years ago, but I still find myself aping Michael Jordan now and again.
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Brexit and the end to freedom of movement it promises would, they swore, Make Britain Great Again.
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One night after she "swore off all business," Suzy was eating dinner with some friends and family.
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They grew up in Cuba, studied to become doctors and swore an oath to do no harm.
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The doctor who was recently deported said the oath he swore to uphold was still guiding him.
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And you may very soon talk yourself into doing the things you swore you'd never do again.
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"You gave me hell," Biden told her in 2013, when he swore Warren in to the Senate.
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But that division means nothing to people like you, who swore fealty to this cookie long ago.
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He also swore off money from corporate donors, and promised to work with Republicans where he can.
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I have had patients who swore that they did not want children who then changed their minds.
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One of the men immediately shot Rodwell through his right hand, and he swore at his attacker.
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Others swore by her gifts, and she maintains a fiercely loyal following in the world of spiritualism.
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It seemed unfair that the substance many swore by for anxiety reduction had only made me more anxious.
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I wanted to know if I was the only kid who swore at SmarterChild to release his frustrations.
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"I swore I would never be there again, be here again," she posted on Facebook at the time.
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Just in time for you to actually read as many books as you swore you would in 2017.
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Like Juicy tracksuits and rah-rah skirts, I swore I'd never have a part in their inevitable revival.
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He swore to oust his enemy Reince Priebus from the chief of staff post, and successfully did so.
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Back in November, Pratt admitted that he's quickly becoming one of those parents he swore not to become.
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Chokers, clogs, high-waisted pants — even the trends we swore we'd never wear again always make a comeback.
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It seemed anyone who knew a toner from an essence swore by them for bright, hydrated, soft skin.
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" She also said it's now up to the Senate to perform the Constitutional duty "they swore to undertake.
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"Abandoning the duties they swore to uphold would threaten both the Constitution and our democracy itself," she said.
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Parliament swore in some 10 new ministers on Thursday and six others were moved to head other ministries.
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Undaunted, they swore to remain true to Boucher's system, while making a few adjustments to create more offense.
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But Josselson's deputy—who swore to Botsford that he wasn't CIA, when of course he was—backed Botsford.
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Remember those empire-waist, ruffled frocks that the cool kids swore made your flat chest look more voluptuous?
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Under oath, she swore that the administration was aiming to help people find a pathway out of poverty.
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Johnson said the company's Seattle head of maintenance, Joe Hatten, sometimes raised his voice and swore at employees.
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Senate Republicans are trampling on their constitutional responsibility, and on the oath they swore to carry it out.
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Doe then registered as an Islamic State recruit, swore an oath and went to a Sharia training facility.
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"I swore to defend the Constitution of the United States, not the businesses that run it," he said.
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For years, I swore by the $60 Urbanears Hellas: over-ear headphones that are remarkably light and stable.
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Ankara, describing his release as a political decision against international law, swore to follow Muslim "wherever he goes".
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Later, she swore that she had not touched the girl's body or eaten any of the food there.
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I'll admit I was tripping on acid, but I swore I saw his vertebrae move as he slithered.
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And Amber's sources say she's the only one who swore under oath her version of events were accurate.
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He swore, and then turned his attention to the entry wound, which naturally was easier to get at.
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This is why they voted last year for a president who swore not to preserve but to upend.
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" She claims Depp repeatedly apologized for other violent incidents and repeatedly swore to "never to do it again.
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The countless little girls with whom she famously "pinkie swore" that women should run for president will remember.
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I gripped the remains of the box that, until the bottom fell out, I swore I'd packed perfectly.
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He cursed his luck and was given a warning for a swear word he swore he never uttered.
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Americans should not cynically dismiss the oaths that senators swore to uphold the Constitution and deliver impartial justice.
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Bethany felt emotionally and verbally abused by the once-adoring man who now shouted and swore at her.
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When we were putting this list together, one TechCruncher remarked that he swore MoviePass shut down years ago.
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And you may very soon talk yourself into doing the things you swore you&aposd never do again.
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In the President's way is a little thing called the Constitution, which he swore under oath to uphold.
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President Donald Trump and fellow Republicans swore up and down they wanted to hammer out a deal, too.
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When I told him about his helmet he said, 'I could have [sic] swore I heard a ricochet.
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"We raised our right hands and swore (an) oath and we knew what were the consequences," said James.
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" Axne said, "When I took the oath of office, I swore to protect the Constitution and our democracy.
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"I swore to uphold the law, and we did," he told the online magazine LA Progressive in 2015.
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"I swore to myself I would never fix something that someone would rather go hungry than eat," Mrs.
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He once showered in a business suit for a political ad in which he swore off dirty politics.
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Four men were arrested but were freed shortly after they swore on the Quran that they were innocent.
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We swore off pesticides and bought a Fiskars reel mower, a simple machine with a cheerful orange cover.
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Hitfix's Donna Dickens swore off the show, as did the recapping crew at Vox's sister site the Verge.
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Also, speakers (male or female) who swore during a mixed-gender conversation were rated as being less sociable.
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She swore it was in this condition since she opened it and threw a fit, demanding a new one.
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Unlike Biden and Buttigieg, however, Warren swore off fundraising events and has held no private meetings with big donors.
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WATTERS: Despite objections from the left, President Trump swore in the first female CIA Director this week, Gina Haspel.
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When we took her off the job, she was indignant, and swore up and down the company was lying.
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"Because I thought if you swore, okay, it is like a form of sexual harassment…" Sartore wouldn't let go.
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Vicente swore that one person after the other just happened to confess to him that they committed to murder.
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He swore that an assistant state's attorney fed him his statement, which he simply parroted back to the lawyer.
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And Biden did it just a day after he swore that he would listen and that he would learn.
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Iridian swore and dragged the shield along the outer passthrough door's frame like she was scraping something off it.
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Only Officer Holder could testify to that, and he made no record beyond the criminal complaint he swore out.
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In last year's German elections all parties swore off the use of bots (though the AfD dragged its feet).
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On that day, Holland swore to herself, her mother, and everything good that she would make her life memorable.
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I swore I never would after seeing my dad do it to my mom over and over and over.
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Daniel Craig is on set, in the role he swore he'd rather slash his wrists than play again -- Bond.
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This past January, I swore a slightly different oath and began my first term in the United States Senate.
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The day after its opening parliament defiantly swore in the three MUD deputies, restoring the opposition's two-thirds majority.
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They could hope to be freed or have arrest warrants dropped if they swore no to pursue independence unilaterally.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions swore in Chris Wray as the new Director of the FBI Wednesday afternoon.
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The last time I stopped at an inn someone swore they'd seen you in Monster World, fighting some crabs.
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Speaking of healthy eating choices, that juice cleanse you swore you'd stick to probably won't do everything it promised.
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To do the job that we swore an oath to do and that's what we expect of everyone involved.
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I swore off bikinis for years because I thought my stomach, which is not flat, looked gross in them.
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She had been floated as a possible presidential candidate early in the 2016 cycle, but swore off a run.
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Even Ms. Parham doubted she could date him, although he swore he and his family had been against apartheid.
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Guaido swore himself into office and said Maduro had been deposed, but there's no sign Maduro is stepping down.
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He planned to propose a few months later, though, so he swore them to secrecy about his trip west.
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Last May, William Friedkin, the director of The Exorcist, swore he had filmed a real exorcism at the Vatican.
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Things got so tense that Trump swore at McConnell in a contentious phone call on August 9, sources said.
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I swore to myself that I wouldn't get on a bike again until there are only self-driving cars.
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When Facebook removed messages from the main app, I swore then and there that I would never download Messenger .
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Instead, Washington doubled down on Cuban independence and swore to fight any country who dared mess with the island.
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There were all sorts of theories around weather – some players swore that more Dratini spawned when it was raining.
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YouTube said that DeFranco's video had been demonetized because he swore and used graphic video footage, according to DeFranco.
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"I was heartbroken — I swore off baseball," said Friedman, who had witnessed Scott's division-clinching no-hitter that September.
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Until the 19th century, Spanish kings swore an oath to respect Basque autonomy underneath a tree here in Guernica.
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But back when he did, at the start of his N.B.A. career in 2011, he swore exclusively in Turkish.
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One was that if they swore, he tried to distinguish between adjectives (generally permitted) and nouns (not so much).
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That time, she swore she had cooked a chicken for her boyfriend and had slipped while carrying the tray.
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WASHINGTON — The witness rose from her seat, raised her right hand and swore to tell the truth before Congress.
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At 27, he swore never to touch alcohol again — a vow he kept until his death, 42 years later.
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True, Ms. Merkel, like every chancellor before her, swore in her oath of office to protect the German people.
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Last week, Italy swore in a euroskeptic, anti-immigrant government, and a pro-Europe government in Spain suddenly collapsed.
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Through it all, Mr. Duarte brushed off the violence and swore that he was innocent of stealing any money.
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His hand shaking slightly as he held a sheet of paper, Roberts then swore in the senators as jurors.
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News of Scaramucci's removal came hours after Trump swore in a new chief of staff, retired General John Kelly.
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The general's successor swore revenge, while chants of "Death to America" rang out from the crowds in the capital.
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There were people who really disliked that movie so much that they swore off all Star Wars ever again.
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Fifteen years ago, I swore an oath to defend my country and Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
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On Wednesday, the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, swore himself in as interim president before thousands of anti-Maduro protesters.
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After the US killed the Iranian military leader Qassem Soleimani in an airstrike early Friday, Iranian officials swore vengeance.
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The militants also swore to take revenge on the families' behalf, tapping into the Yemeni tradition of blood feud.
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When that band became Zephyr and launched Bolin's music career, Boleyn swore she wouldn't miss the next big opportunity.
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A former Apprentice stylist swore that every hair was real, albeit poorly dyed, drugged, and hair-sprayed into submission.
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So when a friend told me that she swore by a particular breathing technique, I was immediately up for it.
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You swore you'd never drink that much again — or at least that you'd never drink that much of that again.
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The comment came after Guaido swore himself in as interim president amid mass protests against the administration of Nicolas Maduro.
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Earlier this month, Ethiopia swore in a new prime minister after Hailemariam Desalegn quit to clear the way for reforms.
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I swore I would sit out on this election, unable to vote for either Trump or Clinton in good conscience.
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Catherine the Great, of German descent, swore to drive the Turks from Europe, tame China and open trade with India.
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Clinton said she first fell in love with the fiery condiment in 1992 and swore it boosted her immune system.
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At the end of one session, I swore I heard what sounded like the chirps of a large pet bird.
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To the contrary, I swore like the rest of the council to uphold the Constitution, which includes the First Amendment.
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In a posting on its web site, MSNBC said Mateen swore allegiance to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Darlene, who swore she'd never repeat their mistakes, ends up marrying and becoming a mom at the age of 19.
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But just because we have those things now doesn't mean there's no merit to the products our predecessors swore by.
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Four months later, Juan Castillo swore and said the drug burned and that he could taste it in his throat.
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Winston did, and she alleged that he "became belligerent," swore and used racial slurs out the window during the drive.
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He swore allegiance to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Al Qaeda in Iraq leader later killed by U.S. fighter-bombers.
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Venture capitalists swore in the new year the only way they know how… by submitting SEC paperwork for new funds!
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But other candidates who swore they wouldn't run for anything else have reneged on that guarantee, including former Colorado Gov.
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I swore to "support and defend the Constitution," and that oath did not expire when I took off my uniform.
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He swore revenge against those who initiated the Mueller investigation, whom he has characterized as Democrats with a political vendetta.
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Vice President Pence swore in both nominees and lauded their abilities to serve the U.S. government in the coming years.
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Or what about all of the people who swore they'd never trade their phone's physical keyboard for the onscreen variety?
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I've had people over the years who I swore were loyal to me, and it turned out that they weren't.
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The cheeses are awarded via a blind tasting, and at first the judges swore they were having a European cheese.
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Shoppers who swore by its beach friendly products were outraged, with few other retailers offering quality swimwear to turn to.
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"I swore to him [I wouldn't tell]" she says before confirming it happened when they were both in Los Angeles.
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The wall was one of President Trump's signature campaign promises, and he swore Mexico would eventually pay for the wall.
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"I'm going to be very restrained, if I use it at all, I'm going to be very restrained," Trump swore.
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On Sunday, the judge disregarded evidence against Vierra's husband because he swore to Allah he had not committed an offence.
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The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, swore to retake "every inch" of territory lost in six years of civil war.
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You swore you'd never dress like your mom or pull that kind of trick in the middle of an argument.
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When De Blasio took the oath of office, he swore to uphold the Constitution of the State of New York.
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I used to think of myself as a professional, hard-working employee — until the day I swore at my boss.
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Even the chess titan, Bobby Fischer, swore by his exercise routine to stay in shape and focused for upcoming matches.
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Participants swore they would not rest until Republicans allowed a vote on legislation to prevent suspected terrorists from buying guns.
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If everyone who lived in a sultry climate swore off cooking for the season, summer meals would be dull indeed.
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Overcome by distrust of strangers, she swore off public transportation and began to rely on ride-sharing services like Uber.
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I swore I'd never go back to another of these crime scenes, to report another story of misery and horror.
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In season one, Jorah Mormont was an exiled Northern lord who swore allegiance to the exiled Targaryens, Daenerys and Viserys.
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After interviewing Humala in Vargas Llosa's office, Álvaro helped arrange a public meeting at which Humala swore a democratic oath.
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The women sweated and swore through workout challenges, judged on a confusing and unnecessary point system of medallions and safeties.
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Lawmakers established the OSTP in the 1970s, after another Republican president, Richard Nixon, vehemently swore against tapping a science adviser.
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He soon found four different people who said they saw the shooting and who swore that the gunman wasn't Hernandez.
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There will come a day when God will punish you for your trespasses, the very people you swore to protect.
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Seeing the spike in blood sugar for instance after eating a bagel swore them off the delicious carbohydrate-loaded bake.
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"Every person who took to the stage swore they would support the nominee of the party," Santorum told The Hill.
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When we tried to stream Destiny 2 in Chrome, we swore we were looking at a grainy 720p resolution instead.
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There was a time when I swore in front of my friends and said grace in front of my grandmother.
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Now, those of us who swore an oath to protect and defend the Constitution have a duty to follow ours.
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But he swore off such language last year after a shooter opened fire on a congressional baseball practice in Virginia.
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I swore to 'support and defend the Constitution,' and that oath did not expire when I took off my uniform.
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In the mid-1980s, Ms. Moran swore off Hollywood and left Los Angeles for a home in the California mountains.
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Forests and fields sprawled for miles, and I swore a quick 360 would reveal every single color known to man.
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Two antifa subsequently swore out false and fraudulent criminal warrants against plaintiff, a Monumental slated to speak at the Aug.
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He swore he had picked up a girl on the road who disappeared from the car on his way in.
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Garner also added hashtags that poked fun of her newfound social media habits, saying she swore she'd never Boomerang or hashtag.
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Warren publicly swore off getting the support of billionaires and went as far as to closing down her joint fundraising committee.
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Throughout the unprecedentedly brutal presidential campaign, people swore to do a lot of things if their candidate of choice didn't win.
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Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, the Oregon militant killed by law enforcement Tuesday night, swore repeatedly that federal authorities wouldn't take him alive.
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After that job was over, by Christmas Day, I swore I was never going to do any gift wrapping ever again.
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"While he may not have raised his paw and swore and oath, he is still a part of our police family."
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They said that a lot of people tried to hack the system and they swore that they would defend against them.
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He's partially responsible for the death of Joy's father and the destruction of the city he and Davos swore to protect.
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He claimed that he initially asked his daughter to get out of the truck, but she refused and swore at him.
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The reshuffling occurred as Saudi King Salman swore in new officials to replace those arrested in the sweeping anti-corruption probe.
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The police captain joined in and "told me that if I swore at a cop again, I'd be arrested," Stark said.
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It&aposs also a perjury, because they swore to the veracity of the document when they presented it to the court.
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"Fifteen years ago, I swore an oath to defend my country and Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic," he wrote.
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After several hours a man stormed in, swore at everyone, picked up his dying mother in his arms, and walked out.
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The opposition Democratic Unity alliance defiantly swore three of them in, restoring the two-thirds majority it won in December's election.
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And she swore she would never put her parents through the neglect she saw when she worked at a nursing home.
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To celebrate, he organized an event featuring 22 limited edition burgers and swore he would never make the same burger again.
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On the campaign trail, Trump promised mass deportation, highlighted crimes committed by immigrants and swore he'd unwind DACA to adoring crowds.
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"They swore at and hit Dr. Wang Jun, who was treating patients, and he fell to the ground injured," Xinhua reported.
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He swore a loyalty oath to the group and was conscripted to perform what he said was administrative and religious work.
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Or for however much time is left to ponder What it was We swore we would never play false or squander.
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On Friday, Italy swore a populist coalition into power, bringing some closure to political turmoil that hit global markets last week.
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" In his acceptance speech, he said: "I swore never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings endure suffering and humiliation.
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He swore she systematically and "viciously" attacked the women who accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct when the evidence suggests otherwise.
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Above all I swore that in every decision, every action I would put the best interest of the American people first.
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This was often the moment during funerals when Peccerelli felt emotional, but he swore never to cry in front of families.
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A white officer grabbed him, he said, shoved him down and swore at him as he told him not to move.
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When he was ten, they swore him to secrecy and revealed his true parentage, then took him to briefly meet Jojoy.
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He soon ditched his role as a spy, however, after he fell in love with Daenerys and swore fealty to her.
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Trump just revealed two new executive actions in the Hall of Heroes after VP Pence swore in Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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I instantly regretted doing it and felt horrible, and I even swore to him it wasn't pee for about six months.
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He took some of the most compelling spirit photographs of the 1860s that subjects swore contained images of their late beloved.
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At the second location, I ordered my fourth official L.I.T. while Peter smartly swore off the abomination and got a beer.
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I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend.
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Warren swore off holding big-dollar events, even as her home state functions as a piggy bank for other 2020 Democrats.
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"I remember having arguments with bartenders who thought black was blue and swore it had whiskey in it," Mr. Brown said.
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To the contrary, he is afforded the same protections that he swore to guarantee, impartially, to all Americans in this country.
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" I rushed back to my office and swore my boss to secrecy, saying, "You have to get me out of this.
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President Trump praised the "patriots of the C.I.A." as he swore in Gina Haspel, above left, as the agency's next director.
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But Robert Mueller privately seethed about the terrorist attack and swore that another 9/11 would not occur on his watch.
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I've flipped mobsters who swore a blood oath never to cooperate and who have actually killed cooperators during their Mafia careers.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) swore to prevent not just a vote, but a hearing, on any Obama nominee.
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Of course, Brown swore off the NFL on Sunday morning ... just days after he was cut by the New England Patriots.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson fled from the cameras Wednesday morning as his aide swore at a reporter on live television.
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Later, in the police report drafted up for the assault, Bennett swore the man was wearing two pointy white bunny ears.
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Once accused of corruption, he went on live television and swore on the Bible that he had never taken a bribe.
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Trump, too, has swore up and down that he would intensify the war against the Islamic State, through yet untold ways.
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" He continues: "Fifteen years ago, I swore an oath to defend my country and Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
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Once the women swore their allegiance, she arranged for them to travel to Europe, at a cost of €248,230 ($35,000) or more.
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It's a surprise announcement, being that she once swore she wouldn't marry again after the death of her husband, Richard, in 2011.
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He said Trump did not grasp the Constitution, which he swore to uphold when he reached the highest office in the nation.
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Seen in the Oval Office for a final time just before Trump swore in his Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin at 8 p.m.
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Arya, who's already a little doubtful of her queenlike sister, now knows that her sister once swore loyalty to Joffrey (Jack Gleeson).
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After leaving the Eyrie, they meet Brienne of Tarth, who swore an oath to Catelyn Stark that she would protect Catelyn's daughters.
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It's particularly notable in this case — Trump has turned a party that once swore by "free trade" into a pro-tariff bloc.
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She raised her right hand, swore to tell the truth, and took a seat, her long brown hair dangling down her shoulder.
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Studies show people on bikes who swore while pedaling against resistance had more power and strength than people who used "neutral" words.
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Hudson swore it was some ridiculous April Fools' joke from his mother because he'd been counting on them to get back together.
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After Vizcarra moved to dissolve the body on Monday, the opposition-controlled legislature swore in Vice President Mercedes Araoz as interim president.
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Although he swore he had no ongoing conflicts of interest, Pruitt reportedly received $215,000 in donations from executives within the energy industry.
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Joe swore up and down — especially after getting hit with the stuff from across the room — that that shit was 100% real.
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I was 13 when I raised my hand and swore an oath of allegiance to the United States and became a citizen.
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MJ NEVER ONCE SWORE IN MY PRESENCE, NEVER TOUCHED ME INAPPROPRIATELY, 22019& NEVER EVER SUGGESTED WE SHOULD BE LOVERS IN ANY WAY!
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I let Maya take the photo on my phone, but swore to myself I would delete it as soon as I left.
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The university, in Washington DC, recently swore in its first AKA sorority member and its first female African-American student government president.
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In 2015, the members of the Boko Haram Islamist terrorist group, notorious for kidnapping local schoolgirls, swore allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Federal prosecutors say Ikaika Kang swore allegiance to ISIS and tried to provide military documents and training help to the terrorist group.
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No one knows this better than veterans; it is these principles that we swore to protect when we joined the U.S. military.
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"Everything I do as a parent is what I swore I would never do," she tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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In 2015, then-candidate Trump swore to bring Levinson home, along with the three other Americans held hostage in Iran, if elected.
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He yelled, swore and sometimes even punched a hole in a wall if he wasn't happy with the construction on his properties.
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There's no way to know whether, if you'd done all the things you swore to do, you wouldn't have somehow gotten hurt.
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" As the historian Rick Perlstein noted in his 2014 book The Invisible Bridge, "And the fact the president swore so damned much.
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"Yet another overweight celebrity who swore she was happy and comfortable with her size has undergone weight loss surgery #GaboureySidibe," wrote one.
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A woman from Mexico City recently swore that it was some of the best Mexican cuisine she'd had outside her home country.
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Musk swore at that event that Tesla was about to enter "production hell" in order to meet the Model 3's demands.
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He swore off personal attacks on campaign opponents, saying he regretted his tactics against his two-time Democratic rival, Representative Phil Sharp.
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President Barack Obama swore to close the prison, but Congress stymied those efforts, concerned about where the suspects would face trial instead.
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In fact, Mr. Kleeman, an affable Midwesterner from suburban Chicago, was known to his many friends as a man who never swore.
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"We swore an oath when we took this job as law enforcement officers, and we see the honor in it," Kostelnik said.
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They swore an oath of loyalty to the Kikuyu tribe and the Mungiki leader, a charismatic, ruthless man known as Maina Njenga.
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The manager swore it was homemade, but in the kitchen I saw a huge pile of boxed lasagna from (discount supermarket) Lidl.
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After we did the pop-up, we were all so fucking tired, we all swore that we would never do it again.
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People swore they saw aliens (probably just the helicopter), and during someone's morning set we ran out of gas for the generator.
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When he arrived in Yerevan, the capital of this former Soviet republic, the crowds sang, shouted and swore to go on strike.
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He didn't drink and never swore except when telling a joke in which a certain well-placed word made all the difference.
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So much so that I'm writing about it now even though I swore I wouldn't in the opening sentence of this section.
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So she insisted on meeting with each group individually to forge relationships and consensus, and swore them to confidentiality to avoid posturing.
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Bashar: [Arabic] Callimachi: Bashar swore on the name of God that everything he had done had been for this young girl's good.
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He then swore in a new prime minister: Mahinda Rajapaksa, a popular former president who has been accused of human rights abuses.
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I didn't realize how thin the Constitution was until Donald Trump raised his right hand and swore an oath to protect it.
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But I swore a constitutional oath as a United States senator to do my job, and I'm here to do my job.
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Ms. Warren made one of the biggest gambles of the race in February when she swore off holding high-dollar fund-raisers.
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Late-night comedy: Ms. Kelly has said that Mr. Pompeo swore at her and challenged her to find Ukraine on a map.
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An American tennis player swore at an umpire and called him &apospathetic&apos in a foul-mouthed rant at the Australian Open
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" Booker told me on the spin room after the debate that he "swore an oath to do my job as a senator.
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"President Maduro swore in this illegitimate Constituent Assembly to further entrench his dictatorship," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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Everlane's retail woes were, in one sense, avoidable: For years, the company swore they'd never open brick-and-mortar stores at all.
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"Then I started to get involved in other kinds of drugs and things I that I swore I'd never do," Berkovich continued.
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Francisco Vicente swore time after time that one person after another just happened to confess to him that they had committed murder.
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To protect its integrity and the Senate's, the first line of defense is to hold oath takers accountable for what they swore.
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The quasi-jurors who swore an oath on Thursday to do "impartial justice" for the most part have already signaled their partiality.
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Yesterday: With the formal opening of the trial, senators swore to deliver "impartial justice" and installed Chief Justice John Roberts to preside.
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Employees say she swore during interviews, cackled at people's jokes, and took new hires to lunch, telling stories about her own mistakes.
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Or you're about to go on vacation and you can't remember where you put your passport even though you swore you would?
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Not only has President Kenyatta's administration systematically cracked down on dissent, it is increasingly breaking the same laws he swore to protect.
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Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, Egypt's most active militant group, swore allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and adopted the name Sinai Province.
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" According to the BBC, the assailant "shoved and swore at the BBC's Ron Skeans and other news crews before being pulled away.
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How else would they wind up sandwiched between your couches' cushions half the time when you swore you left them on the counter?
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Cramer says America just swore in its first pure business president, Donald Trump—and it now marks a brave new world for investors.
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Yes, after HBO swore BLL would serve as a limited series, a whole new batch of episodes are on the way this summer.
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Although his friends and assistants swore never to help him perform the dangerous trick again, Blaine seemed unfazed by his brush with tragedy.
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A few moments into her memorial set, the British star — up for five awards at this year's show — stopped singing, swore and restarted.
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There's also the fact that Amazon is the embodiment of the evil American corporation that I swore to avoid in my younger years.
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Only a month ago, Dancing With the Stars season 27 winner Bobby Bones swore up and down that he had retired from dancing.
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GoPro sent me a new one to finish the review and swore that mine is the first they've seen with a broken screen.
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The new Assembly leaders condemned that ruling as an attempt to undermine the new majority and swore the three opposition candidates in anyway.
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There are the towering platform espadrilles we purchased for full price — and quickly swore off after one too many nights nursing painful blisters.
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Mom swore she'd not had a drop of anything while carrying him, but still, and lately more and worse, he was kind of . . .
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The prime minister swore that he would hike taxes on the rich, cut them for the Middle Class™, and tackle income inequality.
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Woods swore off the service back in November, claiming that he was finished with Twitter and all its censorship of alt-right voices.
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Ravenel's counterclaim against Ms. Dennis is a verified pleading, meaning he swore under oath as to the truthfulness of the allegations made therein.
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With its minimalist decor and array of products we swore we'd never seen anywhere else, this small boutique quickly became our go-to.
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President Maithripala Sirisena sacked Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and swore in ex-president Mahinda Rajapaksa to replace him, plunging the country into turmoil.
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JAKARTA, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Indonesia's parliament swore in a new speaker on Monday after his predecessor was forced to resign amid corruption allegations.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State has named a new leader of Boko Haram, the Nigerian militant group which last year swore allegiance to it.
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He then tried to argue that couldn't be true, since Donald Trump swore on a Bible when he was sworn in as president.
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It's a pain that comes from the realization that you failed to protect someone you swore you would—perhaps foolishly thought you could.
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The BBC declined to renew Clarkson's contract last year after an "unprovoked physical and verbal attack," where Clarkson swore at and punched Tymon.
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The criminal complaint filed against Kang alleged he swore allegiance to ISIS and tried to provide ISIS with both military documents and training.
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They set out to keep their campaign promises of the past eight years, when they swore to uproot the ACA root and branch.
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So far that we canceled our ongoing series The Walking Dead Quitter's Club, and co-author Bryan Bishop swore off the show entirely.
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And that is to be the best Speaker of the House I can be — a job I swore I would never, ever take.
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On campaign finance:During his failed Senate run in Texas in the 2018 midterm elections, O'Rourke swore off donations from PACs and corporate donors.
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Even as aides swore all was well within the White House, Trump was noticeably kept at arms-length for much of the day.
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She swore off regular work after a miserable supermarket job, and did stints as a music journalist, pornographic-movie reviewer, prostitute and masseuse.
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The government said that he attended ISIS training in Syria starting in March 85033 and swore allegiance to a deputy of ISIS's leader.
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"I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend," he added.
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Almost six years ago, I swore a different kind of oath to my husband - also an American Soldier - when I became his wife.
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"And two months after he swore to the accuracy of that, he starts writing checks of $35,000 a month to Cohen," Napolitano said.
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The government said that he attended ISIS training in Syria starting in March 2015 and swore allegiance to a deputy of ISIS's leader.
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When he told Clark he wanted nothing to do with him, the suspect swore at him and called him a jerk, he said.
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When friends expressed concerns about his narcotic adventures, he swore that his geeky attention to detail prevented him from risking too much harm.
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After every overdose, I swore I would change, but as soon as I was discharged from hospital, I went straight back to heroin.
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Pence spoke to Guaido by phone in January before the opposition leader, who heads Venezuela's national assembly, swore himself in as interim president.
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Dana Rohrabacher — the lawmaker once dubbed Putin's favorite congressman, who swore he could never lose reelection — fell to his Democratic challenger, Harley Rouda.
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He tells the story of William H. Mumler, who took so-called spirit photographs that subjects swore contained images of their late beloved.
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"President John Magufuli today appointed and swore in Diwani Athuman Msuya as director general of national intelligence," the presidency said in a statement.
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The first flash point erupted in the first half when Mexico Coach Juan Carlos Osorio swore at his New Zealand counterpart, Anthony Hudson.
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"You swore that oath to tell us the truth," Mr. King said, demanding the "legal basis" for Mr. Coats' decision not to comment.
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Krystal also pointed out that she swore off big money only after it was proven that she could make sufficient cash from it.
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So I leave it to you, my frabjous scores, To decipher the cipher Mad Carroll once swore To leave rejoindered by readers Nevermore.
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It's no accident that after Americans swore off rich sauces, they began to hunger for fatty cuts like pork butt and rib-eye.
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It disturbs me beyond belief," rally-goer James Brunsgaard told the Press, claiming the protesters swore at him and called him a "racist.
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When he told Clark he wanted nothing to do with him, the suspect swore at him and called him a jerk, Millian said.
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Vice President Mike Pence swore in both generals in his ceremonial office in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, across from the West Wing.
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Nadège swore to repay her madam for sending her to Europe, and to never speak of her oath, or her debt, to anyone.
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They would have treated him well, because they're American soldiers, because they swore an oath, because they have principles, because they have honor.
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We messaged, then texted (quite a lot for two people who swore they didn't want pen pals), and very soon after met up.
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He called the last presidential election fraudulent, and as president of the legislature swore himself in as the head of an interim government.
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"The YouTuber then updated the caption to write "update she&aposs 20 and i suck but i swore last night she said 21.
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" The YouTuber then updated her caption to add "update she&aposs 20 and i suck but i swore last night she said 21.
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But we all swore a Hippocratic oath to do no harm, and the easy way out is always not the most ethical one.
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Recall that upon the election of President Obama the Republicans immediately swore to stymie and obstruct his presidency in any and all ways.
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She swore to her story in a court deposition, and a photograph shows her and the prince with his arm around her waist.
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On the other side of the Capitol, things were a little more subdued, as Mr. Pence swore in more than 30 new senators.
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I swore I wouldn't get a new phone in 2015 if Apple had truly stopped making phones around 4 inches in screen size.
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Fueling the narrative that he's simply an inexperienced politician only makes him less accountable to the people he swore an oath to serve.
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According to court records, Jacqueline requested the order after Carl Omar punched her in the face multiple times and swore at her repeatedly.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Joe Biden fulfilled his duty Tuesday as president of the Senate when he swore in senators for the 115th Congress.
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After House Speaker Paul Ryan officially swore in the 115th Congress Tuesday, he began an hours-long photo op with members and their families.
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Jim Cramer says America just swore in its first pure business president, Donald Trump—and it now marks a brave new world for investors.
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"I was texting a guy friend and he just swore he pays so much attention, even when I'm doing my makeup," she told Buzzfeed.
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Last year, more than three-quarters of a million people raised their right hand and swore the very same oath that you just took.
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We s swore we&aposd never get a tattoo but it is on our left ankle so she can walk that stage with us.
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It included a promise to invest $22016 billion in the sector and swore to scrutinize trade deals to ensure that they didn't harm jobs.
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"A lot of us are sick and tired of this country – of America coming last, to people who swore an oath of office." pic.twitter.
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If you swore off chunky sneakers in the '90s, brace yourself, because the trend is back, and has even started to infiltrate workout shoes.
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Most of us swore we were not interested in having children, and those who might be were supposed to act blasé about the idea.
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I had been strung along, spit out, and washed ashore again in the romance department and swore I was taking a sabbatical from love.
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I clicked a bunch and swore a couple of times, and started doing something else waiting for the computer to process the launch request.
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House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.) immediately interjected, stopping the conversation from further exploring McCarthy's assertion, and swore the Republicans present to secrecy.
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Roth was an atheist who swore allegiance to earthly imagination, whether devising pornographic functions for raw liver or indulging romantic fantasies about Anne Frank.
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Swore I'd never be the kind of parent who continually checks their sleeping baby to make sure they're still breathing, but apparently I am.
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The area was overrun by Islamic State in 2014, which swore to eradicate modern nation states and meld them into its self-declared caliphate.
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He abandoned his vows of chastity and entered an affectionate marriage, swore freely, drank eagerly and referred frequently to the state of his bowels.
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The new lawmakers also seemed poised for another showdown after they swore in three lawmakers whose elections had been blocked by the Supreme Court.
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"Swore I'd never be the kind of parent who continually checks their sleeping baby to make sure they're still breathing, but apparently I am."
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The Forward Together Moral Movement is in Raleigh to petition our elected representatives and insist that they respect the Constitution they swore to uphold.
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North Libyan jihadists swore allegiance to the Islamic State in 2015 and received assistance, training and financial support from IS commanders dispatched from Syria.
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Shortly after the shooting began, Matteen made a 2628 call in which he swore allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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In my first film, Murder Party, there is an overnight siege situation in an abandoned warehouse, and I swore off doing that ever again.
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Since late February the very Republican governors and senators who previously swore he had to be stopped have begun to offer him their endorsements.
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UFC superstar Jon Jones so badly wants to convince you he's not a steroid user, he just swore it on God and his kids.
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Sarkis Yacoubian swore he was just a businessman, but the state security agents holding him in a Havana interrogation room called him a spy.
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" "I was set up on my first blind date by a friend who swore up and down that this guy was perfect for me.
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One of my patients, Mark, told me how shocked he was when one of his teenage patients, a black male, swore at him constantly.
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TO THE EDITOR: Re "A Question of Appearance" (Well Family, May 31): As an adolescent, I swore that appearance didn't matter and shouldn't matter.
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The 1994 Rwanda slaughter and the 1995 Srebrenica massacre were black marks highlighting indifference diplomats swore would not be repeated in the new century.
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She said in a Facebook post that he followed her, swore at her and harassed her while she collected a few of the signs.
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Mets Manager Terry Collins swore at his alarm clock when it sounded, yet he was still at Great American Ball Park at 8 a.m.
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We swore that for a short but intense period, under the spell of the filmmaker's quiet charisma, we had all been thinking in Persian.
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She swore at each of us and, in my case, pushed me aside during a conflict about who could use a common washing machine.
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He created a shadowy political party, the Can Lao, whose members swore loyalty to Diem, and he made membership a prerequisite for career advancement.
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At lunchtime, Lujayn Hamad was in the cafeteria when she said a boy she barely knew roughly bumped into her and swore at her.
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"I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend," Mast wrote. Sen.
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The Washington Post reported recently that Beto O'Rourke, who previously swore off any private fundraisers, had held an exclusive event with maxed-out donors.
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I got into John Lennon as a kid and noticed he swore strategically in his music to enforce a point to get people's attention.
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I always swore to myself that I would never do anything like that, but it just seemed like a nice coincidence and good timing.
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After CICB was satisfied with my testimony, the "alleged offender" swore on the Bible to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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It could only have been thrown from a path near the house, but officers stationed outside swore they had seen no one near it.
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" He added, "After the war my mother swore she would never speak Polish for the rest of her life, not even a single word.
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It's now considering turning into a "normal" online retail bank — which is the exact thing its founder swore he didn't want it to become.
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Militants swore they would continue to attack former French colonies and French interests in West Africa in retaliation for stationing troops in the region.
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In a video released by the group's media wing, Mr. Zaharan, who was one of the suicide bombers, swore allegiance to the Islamic State.
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It can be flavored with green mango or goat, coconut or tomato, even a fish head, which my mother swore would make me smarter.
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Calling Mr. Wickremesinghe corrupt, Mr. Sirisena swore in Mr. Rajapaksa as prime minister and then dissolved Parliament when lawmakers denounced the move as unconstitutional.
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"I remain optimistic that the Constitution I swore an oath to will continue to protect the rights of all Americans," she said on Monday.
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There, Mr. de Blasio swore an oath to follow the law with his fellow New Yorkers, then took a seat in the last row.
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The knights swore to fight fairly and even gobbled a loaf of bread to show they meant it—though who would have doubted them?
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"We shall destroy Israel and its inhabitants" swore Ahmed Shukairy, chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization, on the eve of the Six-Day War.
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But he was scared, and sick, and swore that if he managed to come out of the hallucination, he would never go back in.
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Ms. Perez told jurors that, decades ago, her fellow actress Annabella Sciorra "swore me never to tell" that she was attacked by Harvey Weinstein.
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If U.S. doctors understood all of the above, it is difficult to believe that those who swore the Hippocratic Oath would support single-payer.
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I hope and trust that all of our judges will brace themselves and be faithful to the oath they swore to uphold the Constitution.
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The president, Klaus Iohannis, swore in the new cabinet and urged its members to strengthen the country's judiciary and shore up its foreign relations.
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They signed open letters, dedicated a special magazine issue to criticism of him and swore he would tear at the fabric of this nation.
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Last year, Matteo Renzi, the former leader of the Democratic Party, swore never to be part of a government with the Five Star Movement.
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Mr. Guaidó called the last presidential election fraudulent, and as president of the legislature swore himself in as the head of an interim government.
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Mr. Guaidó called the last presidential election fraudulent, and as president of the legislature swore himself in as the head of an interim government.
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Joseph Dunford, who took the role of chairman in 2015, swore in Milley during a ceremony at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall in Virginia.
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Earlier this month, Venezuela's ruling Socialist Party seized control of the National Assembly and swore in an allied politician who defected from Guaido's camp.
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The two women swore that they had not planned their outfits; they both just happen to buy most of their clothes on the site.
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Because he swore an oath to uphold the Constitution, he said, he worried that obeying orders to participate in the operation violated his oath.
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Llamas then aired a grainy photo of a nondescript video disc sitting in a safe, which Avenatti swore was full of evidence against Trump.
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While most of the German clergy swore allegiance to Hitler and preached "Mein Kampf" instead of the Bible, Bonhoeffer joined a group of resisters.
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Lincoln swore the oath on it at his first inaugural in 1861, as the United States stood on the cusp of the Civil War.
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Comey's conception of loyalty is probably to the nation, the law, the constitution he swore an oath to, said Lehigh University psychologist Dominic Packer.
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The clumsiness of the process erased any goodwill he might otherwise have earned with the Clintons, who swore him in as mayor in 2013.
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If your decision results in violence against Americans, your short-term decision will result in lifelong pain for the Americans you swore to protect.
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" Anne Lamott, the inspirational writer and novelist, said that when she was teaching writing full-time, her own students swore by "The Artist's Way.
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But Ted Cruz swore he was going to fight all the way to the convention until the moment he announced he was dropping out.
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I know there are vegan jiu jitsu fighters who could lock me in a crushing hold until I swore never to eat chicken again.
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Law enforcement sources told NBC News the 29-year-old swore allegiance to the leader of ISIS in a 911 call moments before the attack.
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Mateen had called 911 and swore allegiance to the leader of ISIS before he began his attack on Sunday, law enforcement officials told NBC News.
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Although some people felt this spat mere theatrics meant to increase public attention, both Tyger and Cat's promoters swore that the animosity was long-standing.
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At the same time, the study found that black characters swore more, Latino characters spoke more about sexuality, and older characters spoke more about religion.
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Crystal meth has been a huge problem in the Philippines for years, and President Rodrigo Duterte swore to stamp it out by any means necessary.
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While taking their oaths last month the pair swore, referred to China in a derogatory way and displayed banners saying "Hong Kong is not China".
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Prince Charles channeled his dad, Prince Philip, and made a surprising gaffe while in Australia on Wednesday when he swore during a live radio interview.
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A third friend insisted that the withdrawal method worked, according to her mother, who swore it was more effective than condoms and birth control pills.
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In short, skinny jeans were my enemy, so I swore I'd stick to low-rise flares until they were pried from my cold, dead fingers.
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You&aposre talking about people at the very center of the American system, people who were responsible that swore an oath to enforce the law.
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It was quite a Moment when the anti-LGBTQ+ Mike Pence swore in Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona as the country's first bisexual senator on Thursday.
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Adele says she's "devastated" by her unscripted moment at Sunday night's Grammy Awards when she briefly swore then asked to restart her George Michael tribute.
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" As for his own cool and unflappable demeanor post-election, Obama swore it's no act: "This is not just a matter of 'No-Drama Obama.
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When the chief of police, Augustine Chihuri, swore allegiance to the new president at the inauguration ceremony, a roar of boos erupted across the stadium.
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One time in Medellin, I got my hair cut by a woman who swore that Pablo Escobar, the notorious Colombian drug lord, was still alive.
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I always swore I was going to make White Girl on my cellphone if no one would help me; luckily it didn't come to that.
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Somalia swore in nearly 300 members of parliament last month and they are due to pick the president but that vote has repeatedly been postponed.
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Here's the situation: Halloween is over, you never carved that pumpkin you swore you were going to and now you're ready to throw it out.
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Take Emma Morano of North Italy, who died earlier this month aged 117 years and swore by raw eggs and staying single for increased longevity.
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For those who swore they would do all they could to see that Trump lost, let me say the party is bigger than one person.
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Monsanto's chief executive, Hugh Grant, last month swore off big deals after failing to buy a rival, Syngenta, which is now being sold to ChemChina.
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Moreover, upon taking office, the president swore to uphold the Constitution, yet some of his policies are at best in considerable tension with that oath.
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When I raised my right hand more than fifteen years ago, I swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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First, Ford and Kavanaugh provided and swore to a lengthy official statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee and subjected themselves to close questioning under oath.
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After living for four years in Caracas, Venezuela, I returned this year and swore that I would never have a home without a hammock again.
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The St. Paul Police Department, in Minnesota, is one of the few that permits the hijab, and recently swore in its first hijab-wearing officer.
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Remember last summer, when you bought that smoker and swore you'd use it all the time, man, next time the thermometer tiptoed above 75 degrees?
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Another said that her partner threatened to expose her to the virus on purpose and swore he wouldn't pay for treatment if she fell ill.
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Bannon's ex-wife swore under oath (in a domestic violence proceeding) that he said he didn't want his kids attending school with "whiny brat" Jews.
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When I took the oath of office, I swore to protect our country and that is what I will always do so help me god.
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We got Wayne outside K Bakery in Pacific Palisades Wednesday, and he swore the brutal-to-watch diss -- which has gone viral -- was painfully real.
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In seeking to protect himself and his family from the special counsel's investigation, this president attacks and degrades the very values he swore to uphold.
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Two weeks later, my boyfriend (now husband) woke up in the middle of the night and swore he saw a friar in a gray robe.
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The elder Theroux was a leather salesman, a kind man who never swore, believed in forgiveness and declined to read any of his son's books.
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On Thursday, the Senate formally opened the impeachment trial of President Trump as Chief Justice John Roberts swore in the body's 22020 members as jurors.
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" Chief Justice Roberts then administered the same oath to the senators, who rose in unison, raised their right hands and swore to administer "impartial justice.
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After Roberts swore in the senators, each present member of the chamber came forward and signed the oath book on the floor of the Senate.
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This ceremonial offering eventually evolved into an Edo-era ritual during which the shogun bestowed confections on his daimyo (feudal lords) as they swore fealty.
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I'd first seen Deetjen's as I drove along the coast with friends the year after college, in 1988, and swore I'd go back one day.
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At the beginning of the impeachment trial, I took a second oath to do 'impartial justice' according to the same Constitution I swore to protect.
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For here's the situation: Everyone in Washington now knows that we have a president who never meant it when he swore to defend the Constitution.
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Let's hope the truth also protects America from powerful figures more interested in defending one man than the nation whose Constitution they swore to defend.
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The company swore up and down that these screens were not just daring ideas that would be thrown out when it came time for production.
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The other convicted gunman, as well as another man, had also each confessed to being the real killers and swore that Mr. Johnson was innocent.
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For me, it is an act of faith—not just in the American constitutional system, but also in those who swore oaths to uphold it.
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Vice President Pence swore in the new surgeon general, Jerome Adams, who was previously appointed by Pence in 85033 to serve as Indiana's health commissioner.
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In a ceremony in the capital Colombo on Thursday, Gotabaya swore in his brother as their respective wives, sons and daughters-in-law looked on.
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In 1936, Georg Berger swore allegiance to Hitler in the same Munich beer hall where the Nazis had launched an unsuccessful putsch attempt in 1923.
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"Put the bleep on it, however you want to do it," Kanye helpfully noted to the assembled press after he swore for the first time.
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"I was actually dating a good friend of his," said Ms. Simmons, who simultaneously swore to marry Mr. Simmons if they were single at 33.
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Peaceful protest and the right to speak, kneel, hold hands, or stand in a public setting is one of the values I swore to protect.
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Republican lawmakers swore an oath to bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution and to well and faithfully discharge the duties of their office.
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After her ex-boyfriend offered up his mea culpa, the Bachelorette swore she's actually living "her best life" with Bryan, free and clear of any mediocrity.
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In mid-2016 they split away and swore allegiance to the jihadists of Islamic State in Syria and Iraq (who also thought Mr Shekau too extreme).
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Earlier this year, Warren went farther than her rivals who have mostly refused to take money from corporate lobbyists, and swore off conducting high-dollar fundraisers.
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On Wednesday, Vice President Mike Pence swore in Doug Jones as Alabama's newest U.S. senator after his surprise victory last month over controversial candidate Roy Moore.
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In the Quebec town of Saint-Hyacinthe, a man dressed in a yellow vest swore loudly at Trudeau and accused him of selling out the country.
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Underscoring his pledge to protect the undocumented, Brown swore in Xavier Becerra as the state's new attorney general, a former congressman and son of Mexican immigrants.
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After I spent over $700 on ride-sharing apps and cabs in December, I swore I would only take public transportation for the month of January.
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Given the fevered state of politics, that means she could be doing the one thing MPs swore they wouldn't let her do: face another General Election.
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A friend actually couldn't believe I'd done this myself and swore it must have been an in-salon job, the highest compliment to a DIY-er.
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During his campaign, Trump swore that he would build a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico, and he ensured that Mexico would pay for it.
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"We swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution, including the First Amendment," said Senator Brian Schatz, a Democrat and an author of the resolution.
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Still, Mr Trump's emerging line gives China an excuse to do what it swore not to, and fully fortify the islands it has spent years creating.
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His charisma was so all-encompassing that he managed to amass tens of thousands followers across the world who swore by his freewheeling attitudes towards sex.
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I did vaguely remember Margot Robbie once swore by nipple cream for softer lips, so I applied a teeny dab of the waxy formula to mine.
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He advocated using torture, and nuclear bombs, said his opponent was corrupt and possibly a murderer, and swore that, if elected, he would lock her up.
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Which is why we end up edging closer and closer to pieces we swore we'd never try — only to fall in love with those eventually, too.
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I swore off indoor cycling for years until I took a SoulCycle class with an instructor who resonated with me and chugged the organic Kool Aid.
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But I swore for a second there — among the chaotic crowd clamoring for the exit — that Chic was sitting calmly in the middle of it all.
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Begum's case has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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Vice Presiden Pence on Tuesday swore in David Shulkin to lead the Department of Veterans affairs and Linda McMahon as head of the Small Business Administration.
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Commissioner Koskinen had the chance to prevent the Obama administration from violating the Constitution and the law – the Constitution and the law he swore to uphold.
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito swore in Pompeo last week in a private setting before he left for his first foreign trip as secretary of State.
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It's time for all our leaders — of both parties — to take seriously the oaths they swore to support and defend our Constitution, regardless of their differences.
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Ms. Stahl asked Mr. Pence, who publicly swore off negative campaigning years ago, how he could run with a candidate so reflexively given to name-calling.
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That potential responsibility would now fall to Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, whom Buhari swore in as acting Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) following his suspension of Onnoghen.
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Former auto engineer Hugo Spowers swore off working with petrol engines 222 years ago when he began toying with the idea of building hydrogen-powered vehicles.
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Disciples swore fealty to Mr. Kony, who became known for ordering village massacres, mutilating victims, kidnapping children for soldiering, and keeping a harem of prepubescent brides.
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Yet here were a couple of middle aged gym teachers who swore by Led Zeppelin memorizing a black teenage rapper's dance he created in his bedroom.
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The big picture: Per the Times, attacks on schools "were common 10 years ago" for the Taliban, but they swore them off after outcries from communities.
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Now entering its fourth paperback printing, pulling together 101 Essential Rock Records… left Gold so depleted he swore his first book would also be his last.
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Czech President Milos Zeman swore in a minority government Wednesday led by new Prime Minister Andrej Babis, an anti-establishment billionaire branded the Czech Donald Trump.
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After, all a state of 15 million people built the water projects, and a contemporary California of 85033 million paradoxically swore it would build no more.
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All night long, the gears of delivery trucks ground at the traffic light on the corner; four floors down, strangers muttered and swore in the darkness.
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In 2012, Preysman swore off the world of physical retail, telling the New York Times he would rather "shut the company down" before opening a store.
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In a column published on Wednesday in North Korea's main newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, Mr. Xi swore to make "an active contribution" to resolving the nuclear crisis.
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"He made the most disgusted and horrible gestures and facial expressions, swore at me to cover up, with hate filled eyes stopped me entering," she continued.
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Every set of eyes was turned to the television, a late-night broadcast where the English presenters were drunk and swore and everything descended into anarchy.
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In response, opposition lawmakers fielded their own choice for the presidency, Mercedes Aráoz, the vice president, whom they swore in as the interim leader that night.
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While the actual YouTube video lasted over 17 minutes, Jenner swore it would take her a lot less time if she was at home by herself.
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James P. O'Neill, the New York City police commissioner, thanked the officers in attendance before Eric Gonzalez, the Brooklyn district attorney, swore in the contest judges.
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When it came to clothing, Modak swore by shirts made of merino wool to keep him both warm and cool — but how exactly does that work?
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" In a section after the chorus ("The moment you came to, I swore I would change"), Tillman stopped and said, "Don't just truck through that bit.
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I posted a call on social media for someone to build a bookshelf, and a friend recommended a person I already knew, swore by his work.
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Malaysia swore in a new prime minister on Sunday after last week's resignation by the outspoken Mahathir, 94, after a power battle in his coalition government.
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Many different local groups swore allegiance to the Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi after June 2014, when he declared the caliphate in Mosul, Iraq.
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Months of uncertainty Odinga boycotted the country's disputed election last year, and swore himself in as the "people's president" at a ceremony in Nairobi on Tuesday.
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Both men could speak for hours, casting a spell over their supporters, and both swore to erase the gap between rich and poor in their countries.
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"I swore if I got out of this, if I beat this lymphoma, I'm going to be the best art dealer I can be," he said.
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During the appeals process, Andrew detailed every transaction in his bank accounts, supplied letters of recommendation (including one from his dean), and swore on a Bible.
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A few guys at the table swore by a gel made by Recipe for Men, saying it kept their skin looking refreshed and maybe even younger.
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The festival was housed beneath a series of large canvas tents, constructed to keep out the rain that locals swore usually accompanies this time of year.
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Gallinger said that the body modification was done by her then boyfriend, who swore to her that he had done this type of work successfully before.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - King Willem-Alexander on Thursday swore in a new Dutch government under conservative Prime Minister Mark Rutte, ending the longest coalition talks in Dutch history.
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His legendary stable (of which he and lately arrived member Jimmy Garvin are the only surviving members) drank, swore, and wore Confederate flags all over the South.
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And a year after withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, Trump appears to be edging closer to the type of confrontation he swore against as a candidate.
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The following week, Lewis swore that no matter how bad things may get between the pair, he would never put their daughter in the middle of it.
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Bush, who swore off golf shortly after the start of the Iraq War, hosted more than a dozen leaders among the scrub brush at his Crawford ranch.
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The government points out that jurors swore under oath that they could set aside their views if they thought Tsarnaev was guilty and simply weigh the evidence.
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Seeing as we swore in a new president today, you may be wondering what will happen to this M&M obsession now that Trump is in office.
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Mark Zuckerberg swore he "didn't know" about hiring the oppo research firm, while it was later revealed that Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg directly requested information on Soros.
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I swore I would never be like my father and yet I believed, to my core, that as a man, I was more valuable in this world.
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The cadet, a black woman named Keri Hogan, lost her job after her hair tested positive for trace amounts of cocaine, which she swore she'd never done.
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A witness quoted in court documents said he "swore allegiance" to bin Laden in 1998 and became one of al Qaeda's specialists in radio, Internet and communication.
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Apparently, the two wizards once swore a "blood pact" against battling against each other, taking the form of a pendant that contains droplets of both their blood.
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When she lost her seat in the Michigan House of Representatives in 220, after redistricting pitted her against a Democratic colleague, she swore she'd never run again.
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I swore an oath to uphold the rule of law, and that means fighting violence and oppression wherever it exists, especially violence against the poor and vulnerable.
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Even though the manager acknowledged it was "a big ask," he swore that it would be totally worth everyone putting in some extra unpaid hours, because PIZZA.
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As the first post in this series indicated, women's representation in the US Congress has steadily increased since Jeannette Rankin swore her oath of office in 1917.
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Citing multiple sources, French news station BFM TV reports that Abballa swore allegiance to ISIS in the 13-minute video, and showed images of the two victims.
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Though he'd taken prescribed Suboxone during a nine-day detox, he did not have a prescription for M.A.T. and swore he had not taken any drugs since.
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The measure, which also failed in late April, was reintroduced shortly after Ryan swore Conroy back into his position following the chaplain rescinding his resignation last week.
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The introduction of the oath clause into our Constitution marked a sharp departure from prior practice, under which government officials swore fealty to obey a supreme leader.
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There were at least 15 witnesses who swore on the record that they had seen the Titanic break into two pieces before completely sinking beneath the waves.
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I swore I was going to wait for Apple's iPhone X — here's why I changed my mind and am going to buy the iPhone 8 Plus instead
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During the shooting, Mateen called Orlando police and swore allegiance to the ISIS, although authorities found no evidence of communication between the terrorist group and the attacker.
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Long before she wrote "Little Women," Alcott (18713-21871) swore never to marry, a decision that was no doubt rooted in her observations of her parents' union.
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Kesha was threatened by Dr. Luke when she lied under oath and swore he never had sex with her, much less raped her ... so claims her lawyer.
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When your friends who swore off pop music back in high school are humming along to "Love Yourself," you know something fundamental has shifted about Justin Bieber.
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O'Donnell said that in the news conference with Putin Trump "swore allegiance to Russia," providing on its own enough of a reason for Congress to impeach him.
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I swore I would never run trails again, but I missed it too much, and soon I was out with the trees and that big, big sky.
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Mr. Sirisena swore in as prime minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, a popular former president who was accused of human rights abuses and corruption during a decade in power.
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After 21 weeks of intensive training, my class swore an oath and became federal agents entrusted with the solemn duty of protecting Americans and upholding the Constitution.
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Juan Guaidó swore himself in as the country's president as tens of thousands gathered in anti-government protests — the most direct challenge yet to President Nicolás Maduro.
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They swore the toxic workplace was behind them and that, together, we would create a new work environment filled with friendship and sisterhood and respecting of boundaries.
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He swore to kill them if they escaped, but one night while he was sleeping the mother was able to slither through an opening in the window.
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I am as dubious of capitalism as any good millennial, but nevertheless I ended up spending $50 on a variety of knick-knacks I swore I needed.
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But five months into his term, the new Mexico he says he is building looks an awful lot like the old one he swore to leave behind.
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"Today, those who swore an oath and then betrayed it have felt the consequences of that infidelity," the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, said in a statement.
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After a few more tries, I swore I heard something — owls have super-soft feathers that make almost no noise as they swoop in for the kill.
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Chloë MacDonald-Comely, 20303, swore off fast fashion as a New Year's resolution, citing its immense waste and the higher potential for cheap fabrics to shed microplastics.
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Unfortunately many that swore that oath (including Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, etc.) are reneging on it in favor of partisan politics, in spite of the ultimate cost.
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According to Kelly, he yelled at her, swore, asked whether the American people care about Ukraine and asked her to point out Ukraine on an unlabeled map.
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Lord Byron, who struggled with his weight, swore by vinegar; at other times, he ingested just a single raisin a day, supplemented by a glass of brandy.
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Mr. Thomas, who was 16 at the time, and his mother swore they were at a processing center for juvenile offenders on the day of the murder.
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They added that the lobbyist "repeatedly" swore at the lawmakers, who were investigating Russian interference in the 85033 election and any possible coordination with the Trump campaign.
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" And for that reason, he said, "I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend.
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"I'm not going to shield anyone," Maduro said in a speech on Nov 28, as he swore in a general who replaced Del Pino as oil minister.
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I asked Google about this, and a person who worked on Google Home swore that it only collects what you say after it hears the trigger phrases.
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Shmurda says, in an unrelated case, one of the cops in question swore she saw a drug exchange but later fessed up and said it wasn't true.
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Inevitably, she will find herself in the one place she swore she'd never end up again: kneeling on the cracked tile floor with two fingers in her mouth.
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Macaulay had a brown paper bag that he would go around with, and every time somebody swore, he made them put a quarter in the brown paper bag.
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"I always swore I'd never be one of those females that puts up sappy love posts… but f—, this man truly gives me life!" she captioned one shot.
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The launch comes just days after Biden's campaign signaled they were open to help from a super PAC, after the campaign swore off such an effort for weeks.
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The Kansas City Star reports that Richard Anthony Jones was convicted in 1999 for an aggravated robbery in Roeland Park, Kansas, that he swore he did not commit.
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President Maithripala Sirisena on Friday fired Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and swore in Mahinda Rajapaksa, who ruled the country from 2005 to 2015 before being defeated by Sirisena.
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Tur recalls in her book how a GOP source, a state chair in a swing state, swore after the tape leaked that "this is the end" for Trump.
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Let's remember that David is the guy who just swore he would sell out every single member of the Gen X tribe for a high five from Taylor.
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Osama, the cousin, says that Hezbollah communicated to the family that the boys would get safe passage if the family swore that the injuries were not Hezbollah's fault.
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George and Amal got hitched in 2014 ... a long time coming for George, who once swore off marriage and kids as one of Hollywood's most notorious bachelors. Congrats.
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Duda swore in all five of those judges, but the Constitutional Tribunal has refused to accept them, as their very election violates the tribunal's own December 3 ruling.
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Members of Congress take their oath of office and then fail to hire senior staffers who reflect the diversity of the people back home they swore to represent.
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Judge Dinkins of the Tennessee Court of Appeals swore in my law school colleague with her baby on his hip, and I've honestly never loved him more. pic.twitter.
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They seated him at a desk, where he signed formal papers by which he swore not to divulge any of the classified information he was about to hear.
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Khan's face broke into a smile as the new citizens, one from each borough, swore their oath of allegiance to the Queen in a mixed chorus of accents.
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"He's prepared to break or change any rule, even those that he swore he would uphold, if it means getting another Republican on the federal court," said Sen.
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Population: 92,716Median household income: $104,349Median home price: $716,577Projected job growth: 9.2%Fun fact: In 2015, Fishers officially became a city and swore in its first mayor, Scott Fadness.
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Each member of Congress swore to do this when he or she entered our legislative body, and many have taken this oath to serve our country multiple times.
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As neatly as Schwarber would have fit as a future Yankees designated hitter — think 50 homers a year — the Cubs swore he was untouchable, and they meant it.
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Sanders on Tuesday swore he would take his fight for the presidency all the way to the convention in July and insists he can overtake Clinton in delegates.
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Contrary to what Sylvia told the cops, a sobbing Fieri swore that she and Haas were very much in love and had been "inseparable" to the very end.
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Slahi traveled to Afghanistan in the 1990s, joined up with mujahedeen who were fighting a civil war against the Soviet-backed government, and swore allegiance to al-Qaeda.
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After the springtime confirmation that the 2010 game would be available to play through the Xbox One backward compatibility feature, I swore I would pick it up again.
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Initial news reports said that both players admitted a bribe attempt had occurred but swore they declined the money—they were stupid, in other words, but not crooks.
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The fate of Begum has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Tanzanian President John Magufuli swore in three new ministers on Monday, his office said, in a reshuffle that included the sacking of the home affairs minister.
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There is no longer any doubt that President Trump is failing to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, as he solemnly swore to do.
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Here's the full exchange, which led to Sanders's most viral moment (when he swore at Ryan): Sanders: Medicare For All is comprehensive and covers all health care needs.
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Trump went so far as to promise that the rich wouldn't benefit "at all" from his plan, and he certainly swore repeatedly that he would not personally benefit.
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He's been trying to build a massive 22x22 Rubik's cube for a while, but after his first and second attempts ended in tragedy, he swore he was quitting.
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Basically, Trump is taking paychecks from federal employees at Christmastime to punish Congress for not paying for a wall he swore 500 times Mexico would be paying for.
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The minute I first contemplated having children, I swore that I would never lay a hand on my child in anger, or allow anyone else to do so.
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The new country President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he is building looks an awful lot like the old one he swore to leave behind in the campaign.
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Several foundations offered thousands in reward money for information leading to an arrest and conviction of her abusers, and activists swore they'd keep up the pressure on authorities.
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Kelly reported that once they were off the air, Pompeo accused her of blindsiding him, swore at her and asked her to point out Ukraine on a map.
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The Yakuza boss swore to himself years earlier that Eiko would never marry a gangster after her mother was murdered in a botched attempt to assassinate Fukuhara himself.
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" And as Rouhani swore those who shot down the plane would face justice Tuesday, he said, "It was the US that caused such an incident to take place.
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"This is a momentous day," Johnson said in a statement after Northern Ireland's elected Assembly returned to work and swore in a First Minister and Deputy First Minister.
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In some ways it made me more committed to the "work of national importance" that I swore at my naturalization ceremony to perform for my country when required.
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There, he raised his right hand and swore to do "impartial justice" — the kind of oath he is more accustomed to hearing from advocates before the Supreme Court.
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Arrest exacerbates fractured political landscape Odinga boycotted the country's disputed election last year, and swore himself in as the "people's president" at a ceremony in Nairobi on Tuesday.
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Two days after Morales resigned, Jeanine Áñez swore herself into power as interim president without the requisite presence of the legislative branch, which is still controlled by MAS.
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In October 2005, I proudly raised my right hand and swore that as a United States Marine, I would defend our Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
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"It is unfathomable to think that someone who wore the uniform and swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States would do this," he said.
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"I'm going to evaluate the facts objectively and honor the oath that I swore even though I think Donald Trump has violated his oath of office," he said.
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I hurt for it... And I SWORE I'd never want kids and here I am telling my boyfriend weekly that in like 5 years I want twin girls.
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The Apple Pencil is one of those inventions that Steve Jobs swore he'd never make, but not long after his death, Jobs's old coworkers just made it without him.
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What's changed since all those other times he swore he'd release the returns, or pledged that he'd release them once out of the grasp of that nagging IRS audit?
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It was that neighbor's older sister who swore that the best band names are a combination of a color and an object, so they landed on The Blue Aces.
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When you're polyamorous, you can watch your partner change right in front of you, and you may see them try things they swore they'd never do, with someone new.
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The first day I was here in the canyon I was so enraptured that I swore I would continue to observe nature and remain grateful for living in it.
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Even into his 90s, his off-the-cuff comments could still get him into trouble, such as when he exasperatedly swore at a photographer during an event in 2015.
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A few hundred miles separated these two millionaires – Packard in Warren, Ohio, and Graves in Manhattan – but they both swore to have the most complicated watches in the world.
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Teresa Muniz (MUHN&apos-is) says Ostrem never returned her greetings and once or twice swore at people for sitting in the stairways or leaving laundry in communal machines.
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Mr. Trump's cursing from the stage dates back at least to April 2011, when he toyed with running for president and swore repeatedly at an event in Las Vegas.
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Months later, she connected the dots, realizing that the timing of her mental health issues matched up with her use of the Pill, and swore off hormonal birth control.
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" JH: "Yeah, if you feel strongly about a joke —" AR: "He'll let you go out there and die on a joke you swore up and down would be great.
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They said he was a Chihuahua/Dachshund mix, also known as a "chiweenie," but I swore I would never ever mortify him by calling him such a ridiculous name.
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Congo's former president, for example, rigged a vote count to keep out a rival, then swore in a successor but refused to move out of the presidential villa himself.
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Earlier in the day, deepening a national political showdown, the opposition defied a Supreme Court ruling and swore into the new congress three lawmakers barred from taking their seats.
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So yeah, I quit all of it and I tried to bury it all alive and I swore I'd never dance or make music or make films ever again.
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This sort of measurement includes all the kids who had a drag on their older sibling's e-cigarette, coughed a bunch and swore to never touch a vape again.
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The executive swore her to secrecy and then revealed the name: Jon Gruden, at the time a former head coach of the Oakland Raiders and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn on Tuesday swore in the cabinet of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, a former army chief who seized power in a 2014 coup.
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While proponents swore 2018 would be the year AR moved mainstream, by year's end it seems the biggest trend has been the movement of early startups to financial collapse.
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Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) swore in Kavanaugh, who stood to take the oath, so that the Supreme Court nominee could deliver his opening statement to the committee.
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He swore that he entered the US when he was under 18, that "he has behaved as a man of good moral character", and renounced any loyalty to Germany.
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The group swore payback for ISIS after the Paris attacks last year and have been trying to troll the group by posting mocking photos and using the #Daeshbags hashtag.
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Even into his 90s, his off-the-cuff remarks could still get him into trouble, such as when he exasperatedly swore at a photographer at an event in 2015.
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North Carolina swore in the first black woman to serve as chief justice on the state Supreme Court on Thursday at a ceremony attended by more than 1,000 people.
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If officials look to the constitution they swore to uphold, and to the history behind relevant provisions such as the gift clause, maybe they can avoid future bad deals.
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AMMAN, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Jordan's King Abdullah on Sunday swore in a new government following a reshuffle but retained Hani Mulki as prime minister, state television reported on Sunday.
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In fact, a chic hair accessory is not unlike the signature piece of jewelry you swore you would wear every day, but somehow sits on your dresser collecting dust.
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Dr. Phil then contributed his own on-air analysis of a statement Smollett issued to the press, in which Smollett swore to God that he hadn't staged the attack.
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"Nicholas Young swore an oath to protect and defend, and instead violated the public's trust by attempting to support ISIS," said Dana Boente, assistant attorney general for the department.
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They swore on a Quran to their captors they had accomplished their mission, and that they ran so fast to escape that they lost their hijabs on the way.
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Yet those same friends swore that meeting other brand new mothers was essential, and that these strangers would soon be some of the most important people in my life.
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With extraterrestrial introductions out of the way, Ashurbeyli appeared to place his hand on the Asgardian constitution, swore to uphold its ideals, and donned the ceremonial Asgardian jeweled necklace.
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