You know, were talking out of two sides of their mouth.
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Plenty of people inside the administration are still talking out of school.
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Facebook appears to be talking out of both sides of its mouth again.
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Berman reprimanded Rahimi for talking out of turn, but said he would investigate.
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"He has been talking out of both sides of his mouth," Ciolek said.
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"I found myself talking out of both sides of my mouth," Chessare said.
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"Trump is talking out of both sides of his mouth," Mr. Donnelly said.
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WeWork seems to be talking out of both sides of its mouth, Johnston said.
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He got in trouble for talking out of turn and roughhousing in the classroom.
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It's a especially trippy, because it's like seeing a statue start talking out of nowhere.
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"Big pharma's talking out of both sides of their mouth," Grassley told reporters on Wednesday.
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"The Trump administration is talking out of both sides of their mouth," Mr. Wyden said.
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Trump and his allies got into this mess in large measure by talking out of turn.
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Sometimes he's clearly talking out of his ass, like when he promised not to cut Medicaid.
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The problem is that these business leaders are talking out of both sides of their mouths.
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But talking out of school excessively about an ex only serves to make the talker look bad.
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And often he is just—I don't know another phrase for it—talking out of his ass.
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Given his crude behavior and talking out of turn, it might be time to let him go.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton paid the price for talking out of both sides of her mouth on trade.
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On the way to the prison doctor's house, Luke is delirious with pain and talking out of his head.
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"They're talking out of both sides of their mouth," says Tony Corbo, the senior lobbyist for Food & Water Watch.
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"It's like talking out of both sides of your mouth," said Dinesh Thakur, an advocate for generic drug quality.
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Witnesses said the suspect was "talking out of his mind" at the time of the shooting, Williams told reporters.
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It was the latest bit of quaint pageantry from a Democratic Party talking out of both sides of its mouth.
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After hearing Palihapitiya's CNBC interview, Gundlach accused Palihapitiya in a tweet of talking out of both sides of his mouth.
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"It sounds like Google is talking out of both sides of its corporate mouth, trying to pacify employees," Schwartz said.
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Ultimately, I whittled them down to four players before she and I hit it off and started talking out of character.
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Likable people avoid breaking the rhythm by not talking out of turn, asking an ill-timed question, or finishing the other person's sentences.
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I could be totally talking out of my ass here, but I think that that kind of raw failure freaks some people out.
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I'm usually the guy who sits and talks to someone, even if they're boring me to paralysis, I'll keep talking out of politeness.
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"We were guilty of talking out of both sides of our mouth because we wanted to make top-line revenue goals," Walker told Recode.
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"Whether you're talking out of your ass or actually well-traveled, I certainly like to make a point of talking about travel," Murray says.
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McAuliffe may be talking out of school—and it seems like he is—but this still seems shady and Clinton can't afford to seem shady.
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Audiences hated this movie when it came out because Carrey's performance did not meet his previous cinematic standards of talking out of his own ass.
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I think you're one of the best to ever to do it, but from man to man, you talking out of pocket to my wife.
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Rules about talking out of turn, speaking over a candidate trying to answer a question and going extensively past the allotted time have been broken repeatedly.
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Forrest City Police Chief Deon Lee said the suspect was making threats and "talking out of his head," prompting officers to approach him in the grocery section of the store.
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In the 2016 cycle, Trump was able to hold the coalition together by talking out of both sides of his mouth (often incoherently), so different factions thought he represented their interest.
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"This corner is where Daesh whipped my sons for talking out of turn," said Um Abdullah, using the Arabic acronym for Islamic State, walking around the neighborhood she returned to in January.
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But at the very least, it would be great for the network to come up with an answer to the diversity question that doesn't feel like it's talking out of both sides of its mouth.
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"Waypoint of the Year" was one of the vaguest, and while eating hot chicken over lunch, Rob started talking, out of nowhere, about The Newsroom, the Aaron Sorkin show on HBO from some years back.
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Can you imagine any other president talking, out of the blue, about how many stories on the front page of a newspaper are about him -- or remembering how many were about him before he was president?
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"The bill reflects talking out of both sides of your mouth at the same time — neither of which is leading to good policy," said Maya MacGuineas, the president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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" This seems to have angered Trump because the argument he made in the remarks was that even though he was talking out of his ass, later analysis of the data vindicated his position: "Well, sir, you're actually right.
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" This seems to have angered Trump because the argument he made in the remarks was that even though he was talking out of his a**, later analysis of the data vindicated his position: "Well, sir, you're actually right.
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"China opposes any country talking out of turn about China on the issue of arms control, and will not take part in any trilateral negotiations on a nuclear disarmament agreement," Geng said when asked about Trump's comments, according to Reuters.
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None of that multi-/omni-/poly-New York is on the company's site right now, just a section for a line of pieces called "urban twist," which seems to me like Moncler talking out of both sides of its mouth.
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In some cases, this creates a really exaggerated stereo effect, where it can sound like people are only talking out of one side of the tablet, and in the worst cases, well off to the side of where they ought to be.
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Here's the other contradiction that black voters should pay close attention to: There is currently a candidate talking out of both sides of her mouth about black people, black protest, and the things that are necessary for black lives to matter in this country.
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The president loves to talk out of one side of his mouth, touting the economic gains for many Americans, including black people, while he's been in the White House, before he starts talking out of the other, outlining a revanchist and white-centric worldview that thoroughly informs his politics.
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And anyone who says, "Well, I don't know why I would use a communications tool that will allow me to find people who feel the same way I do anywhere in the world, and recruit them to my cause, I just want to ring doorbells," that person is talking out of their ass.
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In other words, a man who could very well be in the White House next year was talking out of his ass about terrorism on live TV. This is a habit for Trump—after nearly every major terrorist attack, he has no qualms about spreading fear and anger, often trafficking in misinformation, dangerous habits for a man so close to the presidency.
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At a Dunkin' Donuts in Ozone Park, Queens, a black officer who is not involved in the lawsuit (and who, fearing retribution, requested anonymity) spoke at length about the inconsistency between the department's words and actions, her anger building as she spoke, the tea cooling in her cup, until she concluded, bluntly, ''It's like they're talking out of their ass and their mouth at the same time.
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" During the race, Jerry Nadeau and Ryan Newman were involved in a battle for position that resulted in the two colliding on the 219th lap. Once Nadeau returned to pit road, he was talking out of anger to Newman's team personnel about the incident. Once the argument ended, Nadeau commented, "It's a shame. It was a great car for us, the U.S. Army Pontiac.
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Punishments for misbehavior - talking out of turn, going out at the wrong time, writing poorly, etc. - could be harsh: in one exaggerated account, a student describes being beaten no less than seven times in a single day.Cohen, Yoram and Sivan Kedar. 2011. "Teacher-Student Relationships: Two Case Studies." In The Oxford Handbook of Cuneiform Culture, edited by Karen Radner and Eleanor Robson, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 229-247. p. 230.
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"Veteran Cosmic Rocker" is a 1981 song by the progressive rock band the Moody Blues. It was written by the band's flautist Ray Thomas. "Veteran Cosmic Rocker" first appeared as the final track of the Moody Blues' 1981 album Long Distance Voyager, and was later released in November 1981 on the B-Side of "Talking Out of Turn." "Veteran Cosmic Rocker" is the third and final song in a suite that concludes Long Distance Voyager.
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"Talking Out of Turn" is a 1981 single by the English progressive rock band the Moody Blues. It was the third and final single released from their 1981 album Long Distance Voyager. The song became a hit in the United States, reaching #65 on the Billboard Hot 100Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Singles 1955–1990 - and #60 Cash Box.Cash Box Top 100 Singles, December 5, 1981 It did better in Canada, where it reached #27.
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Sports commentators ridiculing a spectator who was messily eating a hot fudge sundae was something Leifer actually saw on TV. In the scene where George comes up with the idea of using Laura to eavesdrop on his ex-girlfriend, Leifer's script had Jerry and George talking out of the sides of their mouths in order to avoid being lip-read by Laura. Actors Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander came up with the idea of using organic gestures to cover their mouths on their own.
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The single however performed much better in the UK Singles Chart by reaching No. 2. Bardo were managed by Nichola Martin, the woman responsible for 1981 Eurovision victors Bucks Fizz, and produced by the same producer, Andy Hill. Signed to Epic Records, plans were in place to continue Bardo's career, but subsequent singles, "Talking Out of Line" (written by Andy Hill and Nichola Martin) and "Hang On to Your Heart" (written by Ian Maidman) failed to chart. An album was planned but shelved due to the low sales of the singles.
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Each are created to evaluate the students' understanding of the material and of their complex understanding of the course material. In elementary school, grades may represent rewards from teachers "for being friendly, prepared, compliant, a good school citizen, well-organized and hard- working" rather than mastering the subject material. Schools in the United States have been accused of using academic grades to penalize students for being bored, uncooperative or for talking out of turn. Usually, this behavior leads to poor or non-existent studying habits which most likely are to blame for their grades.
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In the hospital he continued to be in this unconscious state, ever so often just getting up to be sick, and straight back down again. He did not start to regain consciousness or be aware of people around until about 3 hours later. He was well the next morning and discharged home.” The second seizure occurred 6 months later on a ferryboat trip: “He told me that he felt sick, and on his way to the toilet his eyes and head turned to the right and he was talking out of context, and then he was sick.
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The song was the first of three singles released from the Moody Blues’ 1981 album Long Distance Voyager, which also included "Painted Smile", another track from the album, on the B-side. Two more songs from Long Distance Voyager, "The Voice" and "Talking Out of Turn", were subsequently released as singles after the album's release. "Gemini Dream" was written jointly by the band's lead guitarist Justin Hayward and bassist John Lodge, both of whom won an ASCAP songwriting award for it. While Hayward and Lodge had collaborated on a duet album outside of the Moody Blues in 1975 called Blue Jays, "Gemini Dream" was the first song performed by the Moody Blues that they had written together.
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In April 2008 Eagleton delivered Yale University's Terry Lectures, with the title Faith and Fundamentalism: Is belief in Richard Dawkins necessary for salvation?, constituting a continuation of the critique he had begun in The London Review of Books. Introducing his first lecture with an admission of ignorance of both theology and science, Eagleton goes on to affirm: "All I can claim in this respect, alas, is that I think I may know just about enough theology to be able to spot when someone like Richard Dawkins or Christopher Hitchens – a couplet I shall henceforth reduce for convenience to the solitary signifier Ditchkins – is talking out of the back of his neck." An expanded version of these lectures was published in 2009 as Reason, Faith, and Revolution: Reflections on the God Debate.
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According to Constant, he started the group that became FRAPH at the urging of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), and that even after the U.S. occupation got under way in September 1994, "other people from [his] organization were working with the DIA", aiding in operations directed against "subversive activities". In February 1996, the New York-based Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) announced that it had obtained thousands of pages of newly declassified U.S. documents, which they claim revealed that the U.S. government recognized the brutal nature of FRAPH but denied it in public. Describing the attitude of US government officials, CCR lawyer Michael Ratner said :"they were talking out of both sides of their mouth. They were talking about restoring democracy to Haïti, but at the same time, they were undermining democracy in the coup period – at times supporting a group that committed terrorist acts against the Haitian people." According to Ratner, U.S. suspicions of Aristide’s leftist populism prodded them to seek support from even the most brutal anti-Aristide elements.
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