" — TREVOR NOAH "Well, just for the record, he denies having a temper tantrum by having a temper tantrum.
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The satin lipstick also made an appearance on the Harper's Bazaar cover (shades: Purpsicle, Sun Snatched, Tropic Tantrum, & Motorboat) and at the bronzer launch event (shade: Tropic Tantrum).
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But the CDX, or credit default swap index, emerging market spreads widened by 252.2 basis points during the taper tantrum, compared with just 363 basis points during the Trump Tantrum.
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Every ruling against the administration on the travel ban sparks a potential temper tantrum from the president on Twitter; every temper tantrum provides more fodder for the travel ban's opponents.
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But the left and the media, they threw a tantrum.
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The "taper tantrum" of 2013 lent support to this fear.
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Is a controlled temper tantrum enough to provide real relief?
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If at first you don't succeed, throw a temper tantrum.
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But by then, Mr. Trump was satisfied with his tantrum.
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Eventually, after I threw a tantrum, the airline found them.
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" He added: "What's happening now is there is tantrum congestion.
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"I can't take a tantrum today," Mom was overheard whispering.
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" Democrats said that the president had thrown a "temper tantrum.
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The method something like this: Observation, hypothesis, experimentation, theory, denial, tantrum, alternative theory unsupported by either observation or experimentation, contrived experiment or debate aimed at undermining what was previously established by experimentation, continued tantrum.
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The episode has been dubbed the "Trump tantrum" in tribute to 2013's similar "taper tantrum" when the Federal Reserve signalled it would reduce the pace of its bond-buying programme, known as quantitative easing.
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Remember the "taper tantrum", when investors feared less aggressive Fed easing?
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At the end of his tantrum, Isner completely destroyed his racket.
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Trump's Twitter tantrum came as Democrats in Congress and Republican Sen.
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Emerging markets in particular have painful memories of the taper tantrum.
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There could be no prolonged tantrum in front of his teammates.
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It was the tantrum I was never allowed as a child.
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This is not the time for Trump to throw a tantrum.
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Her brother threw a tantrum over having to eat chopped spinach.
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His new way of throwing a tantrum is to PLAY DEAD!!!
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That he would throw a tantrum if you mocked his lightsaber.
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He allegedly claimed that Hartley hurt herself during a temper tantrum.
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Shortly before he took over in 2013 the "taper tantrum" struck.
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"It looks like a giant had a temper tantrum," McMillan says.
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How much should we indulge this tantrum, and for how long?
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Star throws a tantrum — and Hunter throws Star's phone, breaking it.
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It does the soul good to have the first proper tantrum.
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If not, then I think a tantrum is in the offing.
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If Annabella was tantrum-prone, Byron was given to volcanic displays.
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Remember the president's temper tantrum over his embarrassingly small inauguration crowd?
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A rose was throwing a tantrum deep in the botanical gardens.
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Can anything be done to protect Americans from this temper tantrum?
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You may have thought that last weekend's temper tantrum was bad.
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Other emerging markets also reacted badly to America's election result, prompting talk of a "Trump tantrum" to match the "taper tantrum" after May 22017, when America's Federal Reserve began musing about reducing its pace of asset purchases.
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Pelosi on Thursday described the encounter as a "temper tantrum" from Trump.
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This barely seems to register with Zelda, but she acknowledges his tantrum.
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It wasn't like Eric threw a tantrum and demanded they keep David.
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Here is a beautiful person whose toddler is having a temper tantrum!
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It's not a tantrum yet, but it is the rumblings of one.
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Audio of Kanye West's alleged tantrum at Saturday Night Live has leaked.
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It's all so classically Jax, Brittany is barely affected by the tantrum.
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Spoiler alert: It usually ends in him quitting with an epic tantrum.
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The temper tantrum his organization threw at Trump Tower today is proof.
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Trump's European tantrum was also, no doubt, intended for the home audience.
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Forget to use my calming voice and work through yet another tantrum.
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"We could be kind of at a taper tantrum point," Tipp added.
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Anything beyond that could cause a market tantrum, says one market watcher.
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The art of the deal devolved into the spectacle of the tantrum.
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The twins of tantrum, Christie and Trump had almost identical political appeals.
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In "Setting Limits" he scrutinizes the external signs of his daughter's tantrum.
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Apart from throwing a public tantrum, what does it add up to?
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders has once again been tasked with the impossible: defending Trump's temper tantrum nonsensical border wall while millions of people are affected by the government shutdown caused by his temper tantrum insistence on the border wall.
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How embarrassing this temper tantrum is because you didn't get your own way.
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This "taper tantrum" blew over in a few months, but it had repercussions.
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" Immediately after the meeting: Schumer told reporters that Trump had a "temper tantrum.
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Losers: Ted Cruz, Donald Trump (for throwing a tantrum and not showing up).
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Reid responded: "A childish tantrum, when we're asking him to do his job?"
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Bette vociferously denies this, saying she simply "swatted" him during a temper tantrum.
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They're standing over her because, well, she's on the floor — throwing a tantrum.
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Boats have been thrown into the street like toys after a toddler's tantrum.
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It's hard to have an intelligent conversation when one side throws a tantrum.
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It's the only thing that will make Layla stop crying during a tantrum.
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"I read this tweet as a temper tantrum from Trump," Mr. Lee said.
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That proposal ought to be a model for Democrats — the president's tantrum notwithstanding.
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His immigration policy will continue to follow this pattern: temper tantrum, crackdown, backlash.
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The Checkup Pity the poor parent whose child is throwing a public tantrum.
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Nesbit said that for the hot-tempered Thaw, it was a "mild" tantrum.
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Mr. Musk last week threw a tantrum over "boring, bonehead questions" from analysts.
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"This is like a tantrum," Mr. Wilson said, describing the presidency so far.
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Soon after my win, Donald Trump Jr. threw a Twitter tantrum about me.
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When they stop their tantrum perhaps we can work together to fix this.
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And I never thought it was even an option to have a tantrum.
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But now that they're getting more serious about it, he's throwing a tantrum.
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A child might think, "Oh, I can throw a temper tantrum, and I can get a cookie if I stop, so I'm going to throw a temper tantrum five seconds later and then stop," said Sean Wescott, who's in middle school.
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And as with many children's parties, there may be a tantrum along the way.
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Toss in a temper tantrum by CNN staffers in the White House press room.
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When he encounters a policy challenge, like with Turnbull, he responds with a tantrum.
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Kaliban has huge tantrum much like North West did at New York Fashion Week.
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Anna Wintour is Prospero, the oppressor, who has absolutely no time for Kaliban's tantrum.
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"Why should hardworking Americans be punished for President Donald Trump's temper tantrum?" she said.
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But it is too early to declare the ascendancy of tantrum diplomacy over multilateralism.
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Eventually even animals have a temper tantrum, fight back and completely despise their humans.
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When they throw a tantrum, remind them of their special affinity for illegal immigration.
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He's a sore loser, and he doesn't plan to go down without a tantrum.
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Witnesses say she was throwing a massive tantrum when cops arrived on the scene.
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They speak about as one would a toddler on the brink of a tantrum.
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Dolce & Gabbana calls boycotters "haters" in order to reframe activism as an emotional tantrum.
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"It's a binary market and there could potentially be another taper tantrum," said Shah.
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"When we had the taper tantrum they hadn't even done anything yet," he said.
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His alleged tantrum even prompted the pilot to divert the flight to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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"I don't think we would see a repeat of the Taper Tantrum, " she said.
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Impeachment proceedings would consume Congress and amount to little more than a Democratic tantrum.
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Rather than throw a tantrum, he showed little of his usual antagonism toward allies.
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But the problem is they&aposve spent the last two years in a tantrum.
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Even a Prince tantrum is beautiful and mysterious, with purple feathers and white roses.
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A discarded pacifier lies nearby, as if Williams is a toddler throwing a tantrum.
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Trump is in the midst of another temper tantrum about current US immigration policy.
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During his latest one, I was startled by how his tantrum abruptly fell silent.
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"Again, we saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way," Schumer said.
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No, A.C.A. sabotage is best seen not as a strategy, but as a tantrum.
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One girl was arrested and handcuffed after having a tantrum at an Orlando, Fla.
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A resulting "tightening tantrum" could push bond prices down and rates up, Brown said.
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Trump's temper tantrum might inspire DHS to intensify its existing crackdown on asylum seekers.
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Smelling blood, McLean swarmed on Shaw and let loose with a tantrum of fists.
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"They've put that partisan tantrum ahead of keeping a quarter of the government open and now they're saying their partisan tantrum is more urgent than pressing legislation that concerns our alliances with Israel and the Syrian civil war," he said this week.
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But, if you're feeling frustrated, unable to do your own thing, a tantrum is likely.
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" The first guy fires back again, accusing his "thin-skinned" antagonist of throwing a "tantrum.
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Lacey Chabert is learning the ropes of parenting a toddler, one tantrum at a time.
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Though he threw a minor tantrum about it, President Trump signed the bill into law.
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But Trump's if-you-investigate-I-won't-legislate tantrum threatens enactment of a revised NAFTA.
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"Anytime you have talk of higher interest rates stocks throw a temper tantrum," he said.
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On the evidence of the 'taper tantrum' of 2013, this could be a benign estimate.
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In a lot of ways, I see Kelly as a child having a temper tantrum.
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All I could imagine was Marinetti in the middle of a foot-stomping temper tantrum.
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In 2013, during the so-called "taper tantrum", BI raised rates by 175 basis points.
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We sit down around 6 and my daughter basically has a tantrum all of dinner.
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This came to be known as the "taper tantrum" and there were similarities on Tuesday.
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Rather, Khloé defends Kanye's immature tantrum and scolds Kim for not supporting her husband enough.
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I had to throw a mini tantrum at a Hampton's party to get their attention.
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To this I say, what do you call this temper tantrum over a single vote?
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"It looked like a mini tantrum," said David Kotok, chief investment officer of Cumberland Advisors.
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Released in 1982, The Dreaming has become the greatest temper tantrum ever set to record.
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If your toddler throws a tantrum while you're shopping, at least it's not in public.
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She's the type to make headlines by throwing a tantrum or getting into wild antics.
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Dad carried her out to the car, and through what looked like a brief tantrum.
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According to MLB Network, Bauer is still drawing considerable interest even after his Sunday tantrum.
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Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen, on the other hand, sometimes livens up proceedings by throwing a tantrum.
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The result became known as the taper tantrum — a damaging stampede out of emerging markets.
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I had to throw a mini-tantrum at a Hamptons party to get their attention.
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" But an Australian media watchdog said it merely showed Williams "in a highly animated tantrum.
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Margarita Alberto cannot forget the tantrum her 241-year-old son threw several months ago.
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It would be a shame if the country suffered because of a Trump temper tantrum.
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We take it day by day, and I'm not up for the tantrum this morning.
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When asked to behave responsibly, they react like children throwing a tantrum in the classroom.
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Nobody thinks twice about posting a picture of their child throwing a tantrum, for example.
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Looking at him, I saw a little boy's temper tantrum in not getting his way.
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Above, for example, you can see a screenshot of the quiz for the word tantrum.
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Anything I say in this moment is going to come out sounding like a tantrum.
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The pacifier is a symbol of immaturity, it alludes to a baby throwing a tantrum.
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After months of mostly smooth sailing, is the market getting ready to throw a tantrum?
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One of the kids was arrested last week after having a temper tantrum at school.
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It's hard to keep track of where one censorious tantrum ends and the next begins.
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The vote was a Trump-level temper tantrum that revealed the fraudulence of conservative populism.
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Schumer described Trump's behavior as a "temper tantrum," which Trump denied in a tweet Thursday morning.
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They are desperate and this is like flailing arms of a temper tantrum at this point.
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He claims she's throwing a tantrum because he cussed her out about being a bad mother.
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Ronaldo threw a mini-tantrum and shoved the ref from behind -- which YOU CAN'T DO, EVER!
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But don't throw a tantrum on my personal Instagram if I personally don't back YOUR choices.
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But Jobs' final project, a new corporate headquarters, may be his most demanding tantrum of all.
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In many other countries, however, this year's tantrum is not yet as bad as its forerunner.
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The analysts believe that a "taper tantrum II" remains a prime autumn risk for asset markets.
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Unfortunately, this is not the first tantrum thrown by a Trump supporter in a Starbucks store.
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Donald Trump's temper tantrum-fueled partial shutdown of the government came to an end, for one.
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The important thing is to avoid a repeat of the taper tantrum of four years ago.
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We've all met people who if they don't get their own way, they throw a tantrum.
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People want what they want and will pull any string, trigger, or tantrum to get it.
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Plus, Dev's "Notte" tantrum hints he's not exactly mature enough for a real relationship just yet.
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"It would be a shame if the country suffered because of Trump temper tantrum," Schumer said.
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One day, Ted is late to pick up his son, Billy, which leads to a tantrum.
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But right now the practice is extreme and egregious: a tactic that's turned into a tantrum.
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My daughter, when she was younger, used to throw a temper tantrum because she wanted juice.
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Unfortunately, the toddler had other plans, and threw a mini tantrum which ruined the whole thing.
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He's having a tantrum, and to threaten him with timeouts that never come only encourages it.
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Tinker Tantrum continues at Redling Fine Art (6757 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles) through June 3.
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This might mean a temper tantrum, but a randomly intense make-out session is also possible.
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Children of narcissists will tell you their tantrum coping skills are legendary, because they're well practiced.
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He's outraged to see everyone yukking it up with the Brits, but Charles stops his tantrum.
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You can throw a tantrum in anger with your heart pounding, or calmly plot your revenge.
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Much like a toddler throwing a tantrum, the sun was exceptionally explosive early in its life.
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But there are no grown-ups in this administration, which basically makes policy by temper tantrum.
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When she replied that her college boyfriend owned the restaurant, her fiancé threw a temper tantrum.
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The slightest trigger — the rattle of keys, for example — might send them into a hysterical tantrum.
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Like a 2-year-old throwing a tantrum, Facebook sends you notifications to get your attention.
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He throws a small tantrum when the safari leader won't take him to see migrating wildebeest.
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Fail to de-escalate a tantrum and hold a child down so he doesn't bite me.
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Now, with a second child on the way, Tantrum Daughter is overcome with pain and anger.
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"The deaths of millions may be one tiny tantrum away," she added, according to the BBC.
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Billionaire Joe Ricketts has thrown a temper tantrum so big he shut his own company down.
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An estimated 22013,353 federal workers have had their lives upended by this latest presidential temper tantrum.
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What he paints as strong leadership and standing his ground, she dismisses as a temper tantrum.
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Among those moments: the 2013 "taper tantrum" and the decision to postpone rate increases in 2016.
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The penultimate play was a 16-yard sack so frustratingly needless that Saban threw a tantrum.
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"This is simply a senatorial temper tantrum," said Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska, another oil state.
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"They've put that partisan tantrum ahead of keeping a quarter of the government open and now they're saying their partisan tantrum is more urgent than pressing legislation that concerns our alliances with Israel and the Syrian civil war," McConnell said from the Senate floor last week.
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At APEC Chinese officials, in a bout of tantrum diplomacy, stymied attempts to produce a joint statement.
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In the event, the "taper tantrum" meant bond buys would not be reduced for another 10 months.
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I remember when I was real little and would get mad I would throw a temper tantrum.
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But with so much priced in now, any failure to deliver on easing could spark a tantrum.
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Every tantrum, every tired cry, every bit of these days that sometimes feel like they'll never end.
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This "Trump tantrum" appeared to be the latest in a grim sequence of setbacks for emerging markets.
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On a day that Jonah has a tantrum, uncontrollably kicking the driver's seat, Marlo is worn out.
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The far left has the art of the tantrum down pat when it comes to anything Trump.
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Monday's 193 percent fall was the biggest daily loss since the height of the 183 "taper tantrum".
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Build yourself a happy place in your head to shelter you for the duration of the tantrum.
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"Billy Joel Has A Tantrum" read an Associated Press story picked up by The New York Times.
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The reality is that it's yet another case of a left wing drive-by anti-Trump tantrum.
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Video of John Stamos's alleged tantrum at the Netflix offices in Los Angeles was leaked Friday morning.
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Blumenherst posted this video of Will's adorable tantrum and sneaky strategy on Twitter: It's in the hole!
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One time, one of our boys had a temper tantrum and I didn't know what to do.
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The charge was that she was unruly in the classroom, so really, she was throwing a tantrum.
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I can imagine it coming out of the mouth of certain tantrum-throwers, throwing in their towels.
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When your child has a tantrum, it can be difficult to know exactly how you should react.
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In Florida, a 5-year-old girl was handcuffed by police for throwing a prolonged temper tantrum.
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And my gut knows the difference between a tantrum/a frustrated parent and harm to a child.
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The one vacation photo where, somehow, everyone is smiling and no one is throwing a temper tantrum.
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Luckily my cousin was with us and lent me $4, narrowly averting a very public temper tantrum.
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Several congressional Republicans had the right response to President Trump's lie-laden tantrum about Robert Mueller yesterday.
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VICE: How do you feel about the temper tantrum you threw over your part in 9021-Ho?
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"Frankly, he's a man who throws a temper tantrum when he doesn't get his way," Hudak said.
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Mr. Trump had "another temper tantrum," she told reporters at her weekly news conference at the Capitol.
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But I've been revising that view in light of recent events — especially Trump's health care temper tantrum.
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The richest man on earth is reduced to the temper tantrum of a toddler, demolishing a toy.
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His latest Twitter tantrum, on Monday, took a swipe at "the courts" over his stymied travel ban.
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They argue that Wall Street was simply throwing a temper tantrum at the end of last year.
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But how can you tell if your kid's tantrum is beyond the realm of typical toddler nonsense?
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A brownout coinciding with crunch time may induce at the very least a tantrum for some designers.
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" After the meeting and in front of reporters, Mr. Schumer chided Mr. Trump for his "temper tantrum.
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During the tantrum, the other team scored enough to regain the lead and ultimately win the game.
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That's his way of throwing a tantrum, like, 'Mommy, I'm mad,' slowly putting his head on the ground.
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"The current reversal looks similar to the 'trade tantrum' experienced in May of this year," the IIF said.
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Do you worry about a 'taper tantrum' in the same way that we saw in the United States?
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It's not just a bad joke on Twitter that will get you – it's a tantrum at Walmart, too.
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Instead, the 2-year-old took decided it was the most opportune time to throw a temper tantrum.
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But while my inner stoner is having a tantrum, I can't help but be intrigued by the concept.
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The president-elect would be wise to remember that before he unleashes his next late-night Twitter tantrum.
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India and Indonesia recovered quickly from the taper tantrum; their GDP growth has been fairly strong and steady.
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Go deeper: Elon Musk throws a Tesla tantrum Being Elon Musk Elon Musk and the SEC both cave
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If anyone's going to throw a "Trumper-tantrum" at a Donald Trump rally, it's going to be him.
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He loved how this tap step could be an expression of freedom, or a tantrum of some sort.
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Kavanaugh effectively threw a temper tantrum in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, as the whole country watched.
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As for Mr Trump, on the morning after he did what he often does: throw a Twitter tantrum.
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Two years prior, Knight kicked that same son on the bench while throwing a mid-game temper tantrum.
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My daughter, Sky, was throwing a tantrum and not doing what I was asking to her to do.
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The most relatable moment in that entire tantrum happened as Rant-Man was being tackled to the ground.
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Growth dynamics look better, private investment is up, and 2015's market tantrum a painful, but distant memory.
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One ousted GOP judge there is using his final days on the bench to throw an apparent tantrum.
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Every failed attempt is met with a tiny tantrum that involves the panda rolling around on the ground.
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She throws a full-on temper tantrum in her office and it takes Justin to calm her down.
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The royal family of four then boarded their private plane for home — but not before a mini tantrum.
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The "taper tantrum" ended up delaying the Fed's planned return to a more normal stance of monetary policy.
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Mido lasted two seasons at Ajax, his scissor-bearing tantrum the final straw for an increasingly exasperated Koeman.
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I'm totally fine now if my saying no to a fun thing elicits a public and teary tantrum.
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We were standing behind the front counter; a toddler was staging a listless tantrum on the other side.
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" He later took to Twitter to accuse Pelosi of lying when she said he had a "temper tantrum.
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A nurse recognized this as not a tantrum, but the effects of sensory overload on an autistic person.
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So, what can you do if you are that parent with a child in full blown tantrum mode?
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Pelosi has already noted that, having children and grandchildren, she knows a temper tantrum when she sees one.
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Defensive 71-year-old man baby having a disrespectful tantrum over the way he was treated over #Charlottesville.
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"A temper tantrum by the president," Ms. Pelosi said this month, describing Mr. Trump's conduct during the shutdown.
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But, ever the patient parent, er, host, Chris Harrison won't let him throw in the towel — or a tantrum.
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Rather than increasing our leverage, Trump's tantrum resulted in Iran's decision to breach its obligations and begin enriching uranium.
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" He contended a "Trump temper tantrum will shut down the government, but it will not get him his wall.
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So where do you assess Trump right now, in the midst of his daily, whatever daily tantrum is happening?
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"Friday's Trade Tantrum II is now the 5th worst day for EM flows since (early) 2018," the IIF said.
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But House Republicans, rather than sticking to their initial plan of governing the country responsibly, meekly indulged his tantrum.
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Jones threw a tantrum during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing with tech companies on the day of the announcement.
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But come on, who hasn't had to hold back tears or a mini-tantrum in a time of frustration?
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If he doesn't use it, sales of Indonesian assets might accelerate as investors wage a bigger tantrum - targetting Indonesia.
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All of us who have kids know what it's like when a 2-year old throws a temper tantrum.
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It's been an action-packed trip to Puerto Vallarta so far — with fights, falls, and a tantrum or two.
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Like parents straining to manage a child's tantrum, it's a power dynamic that oddly favors the weak and misbehaving.
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When he reacted emotionally — rather than just ignoring the comments — many people accused him of having an entertainment tantrum.
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"The Trump temper tantrum will shut down the government, but it will not get him his wall," Schumer said.
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Otherwise, Crescenzi believes the 2013 "taper tantrum" highs would be the next major stop for 10-year Treasury yields.
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In 1884, a frisky young Einstein decided to throw a tantrum — and then a chair — at his violin tutor.
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Who hasn't wanted to throw a tantrum while playing mini golf with friends who are way too into it?
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They were hit hard in 2013, when rates rose on the so-called taper tantrum, and buyers pulled back.
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Bond markets, also positioned for a September cut, will likely stage a tantrum if there is no such signal.
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This is an example of what one observer calls Trump's "tantrum theory" of conducting foreign policy: Do as I
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Once the president gets over his border-wall tantrum, policymakers on both sides of the aisle should remember that.
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Else, what might just be a minor stock market tantrum could become a major dent that does real damage.
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It was a temper-tantrum induced, anti-Trump, pro-abortion, pro-LGBT special rights march by the entitlement generation.
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The dream, then: to erupt into a sturdier form, like a wild lotus bursting into its tantrum of blades.
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I have to frequently remind myself that I'm just one tantrum away from being known as a giant baby.
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Splotchy and suffocating, like a toddler in the middle of a temper tantrum crying so hard they can't breathe.
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LONDON — In London, a giant orange balloon depicting him as a baby having a tantrum will float over Parliament.
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Word of the Day : a display of bad temper _________ The word tantrum has appeared in 68 articles on nytimes.
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Trump's temper tantrum was real, and it has been felt, and it is going to be enacted as policy.
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The New York Daily News, for example, published a cartoon that depicted Gingrich as a baby throwing a tantrum.
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Like responding to a toddler's tantrum, the best way to discourage this behavior is to stop giving it attention.
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"A champion tennis player had a mega-tantrum on the world stage, and Mark's cartoon depicted that," he said.
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I ask families to practice them ahead of time by rehearsing a tantrum and the tools to calm down.
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There were also reports that she had been was physically removed from the White House after throwing a tantrum.
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Hints in mid-2013 that the United States might pare easy-money policies sparked a 'taper tantrum' across markets.
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If you misplace the tape while packing and throw a fit, your tantrum will add to your pet's anxiety.
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Here, North West has a minor tantrum while sitting front row with her mom at the Alexander Wang show.
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More often, she is almost screaming at the audience—mixing enthusiasm and outrage in a kind of delighted tantrum.
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In one recent case, a school resource officer arrested and handcuffed a 6-year-old who threw a tantrum.
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It is NOT okay to throw a temper tantrum and physically touch someone of authority, just because you don't agree.
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There is no reinforcing the temper tantrum, and it becomes a less desirable behavior, no longer a useful social tool.
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Kimmel played some vintage footage of Shipka throwing a pretend tantrum of epic proportions in front of Kimmel's uncle Frank.
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Instead of the occasional tantrum that I used to have, I (switched) that vibration and transformed it in a tune.
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Stop me if you've heard this one before: A sandy-haired, tantrum-throwing hellion has unexpectedly ascended to the throne.
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You don't just give the rambunctious young human your undying devotion in hopes that it won't throw a temper tantrum.
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Schumer said the president threw a "temper tantrum" during the White House talks and slammed his fist on the table.
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When Powell characterized the Fed's effort this way earlier this year, markets threw a tantrum, viewing it as insufficiently dovish.
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"Jill Stein's 1 percent temper tantrum cannot go unchecked," Michigan Republican Party chair Ronna Romney McDaniel said in a statement.
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Her next move should have been familiar to every parent in America who's weathered the storm of a child's tantrum.
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She was throwing a bit of a tantrum for about 5-10 minutes and we couldn't get her under control.
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The problem is, the thought of handing over your laptop or tablet to a child mid-tantrum is pretty terrifying.
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She's too busy to be a wife on the sidelines, waiting to be summoned when Bobby has a temper tantrum.
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He's in a tantrum phase right now, where he can go from happy to full-on screaming on the floor.
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In response to Marnie's temper tantrum which would be better placed in therapy, the pawn shop owner rolls his eyes.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) told Fox News earlier Thursday that Democrats need to end their "temper tantrum" over Trump's presidency.
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Children may have difficulty transitioning from the tablet to another activity, and its removal can precipitate a tantrum or meltdown.
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I doubt I'll ever find the quietly murderous "Bellyache," say, much more than a sublimated tantrum, bummer, existentialist gesture, whatever.
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Schumer's oblique criticism of Trump in the address—"we don't govern by temper tantrum"—really drives the dad vibes home.
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In fact before Friday's trade tantrum, Italian shares had risen 6.53 percent year-to-date, bucking broader European equity losses.
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If there are more hikes, then BI will have tightened more than it did after the Fed's 33 "taper tantrum".
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Again, we saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way, and he just walked out of the meeting.
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The Fed is supposed to serve American interests, yet as the taper tantrum brought home, its impacts are felt everywhere.
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So when your child throws a temper tantrum, as all children do, emotional intelligence will help you assuage the situation.
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For the second year, Trump was throwing a tantrum at NATO and Mattis was having to clean up after him.
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Halston had a tantrum during rehearsals, reminiscent of Kanye West at "Saturday Night Live," and walked out of the proceedings.
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I mean, maybe, but Zayn wasn't exactly proud of his alleged indiscretions (see: his Twitter tantrum after any/all allegations).
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In one scene showcasing Paquin's incredible performance, she throws a vaguely Islamophobic tempter tantrum about the very subject in class.
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During our interviews, we often veered off course while she sorted through my struggles with potty training or tantrum management.
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But the history of the taper tantrum suggests that, for Mr. Powell, that is likely to be a high bar.
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If a tantrum is over a toy or a specific object, take the object away and then ignore the meltdown.
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You get to the end and she is willing to kill herself in what doesn't feel like a childish tantrum.
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What seemed to the left like a tantrum over thwarted entitlement was, to the right, a moving display of indignation.
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"No one ever says anything good to parents, like 'Oh, I think you handled that tantrum beautifully,'" Dr. Howard said.
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On Monday the President defended his attacks, even after team owners issued their own angry responses to his temper tantrum.
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Our prolonged national tantrum is entering another year, and the courts may be the only adults left in the room.
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What we have here is the final temper tantrum by Democrats in response to losing the presidential election of 2016.
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After one tantrum too many, his daughter Paige recalled, when he and his wife were dating, she once left him.
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"When his father tried to push him along in that direction and cut his allowance, he threw the ultimate tantrum."
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It is a dangerous tantrum that threatens to further alienate voters who already think the game is rigged against them.
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Pelosi accused accused Trump of having a temper tantrum during an Oval Office meeting with her and other congressional Democrats.
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When an ally betrays you late in the game, their reasoning is on par with a five-year-old's temper tantrum.
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When Indonesia last faced such market volatility in 2013, during the so-called "taper tantrum", policymakers took measures to restore calm.
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We thought we heard generations of women laughing in response to his little tantrum, but it must have been our imagination.
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Neil Barrett falls so squarely into the former category one sometimes wishes he'd have the occasional tantrum or throw a phone.
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That's an even bigger underperformance than that seen during the Fed's "taper tantrum" in mid-2013, when bond yields unexpectedly surged.
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This loop, evident during the taper tantrum, kicked in again as the Fed prepared to begin raising interest rates in 2015.
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The tantrum demonstrated that floating currencies could not insulate emerging economies entirely from global financial forces, as Ms Rey has argued.
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Every time we warn of rising rates, or see a tiny bump up, some global economic tantrum pushes them back down.
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This is a man throwing a tantrum over bandages, and walking away from the situation convinced he's a genius for it.
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Do we really need to be using public resources and first responders to deal with someone having a tantrum over WiFi?
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When the residents push back against Grump's proposed plans, he has a straight-up temper tantrum, leaving them in tears. Classy.
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"Without that financial methadone, both bond and stock markets worldwide would sink and produce a tantrum of significant proportions," Gross said.
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It's easy to pop in and out of, and both of you would be too self-conscious to throw a tantrum.
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But despite the tantrum dampening Asia markets, shares in Pakistan surged, even though the country briefly faced its own Trump moment.
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Having to compromise and turn them off halfway through so we can eat dinner was also a recipe for a tantrum.
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If you thought a noisy baby at a restaurant was bad, then brace yourself for a baby koala bear's temper tantrum.
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"TT"—short for "Temper Tantrum"—is an aggressive little penguin responsible for the bruising that marks the backs of Durrant's hands.
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There is always another option when your kid has a tantrum in a public place, joked Tyler Schlegel, a fifth-grader.
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Much like watching a toddler have a tantrum, we have to wait it out and hope we can fix it later.
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"A champion tennis player had a mega tantrum on the world stage, and Mark's cartoon depicted that," editor Damon Johnston said.
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Senator Chuck Schumer's claim that President Trump is having a temper tantrum is insulting to anyone who cares about illegal immigration.
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If his wants are rejected, then there is a temper tantrum, or, in this case, the threat of a government shutdown.
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Andy had been diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder, and required medication to get through a day of school without a tantrum.
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It left the government divided between its hard-right and moderate factions, and the public bewildered by the weeklong conservative tantrum.
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He's a man who threw a tantrum inside the White House over whether to call that man a hero in death.
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So, like any respectable public figure, he dodged the question, waited until the mics were off, and threw a little tantrum.
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A: The night they said they couldn't do anything—basically saying Isaac would die—I had a tantrum in the hospital.
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Is that the early warning system beginning to operate effectively, and are we headed for another 'taper tantrum' at some point?
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Everything is shit right now, is what we're saying, and that's why One Million Moms' latest online tantrum is hilariously unimportant.
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No gratuitous insults, no personal threats or childish tantrum — only judges and lawyers debating complex legal issues with respect and restraint.
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When they do have a tantrum as children sometimes do, you do things that are counterproductive just to keep them quiet.
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Minnesota Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes apologized Wednesday for his sideline tantrum during Monday night's 37-30 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
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Risch's tantrum extended Senate proceedings past midnight, angering lawmakers who were dragged out of bed at 1 am to vote. Sen.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDrake Shows Off Insane New Private PlaneDennis Rodman Insists He Didn't Rob That Yoga StoreJennifer Aniston: TV Show Tantrum!
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Mr. Meadows somehow managed to turn a hearing about whether the president broke the law into a minutes-long temper tantrum.
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Even the mere sight of the elf prompts a full-blown crying tantrum, despite wearing a sweater with an elf on it.
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Draghi had his own mini-tantrum in June when he hinted that the ECB's policy could be tweaked to reflect stronger growth.
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But you do not have a right to throw a temper tantrum on I-80 and put my constituents' lives in danger.
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Inspired by a first-class passenger's tantrum over how her macadamias were served, the law punishes offenders with fines and jail terms.
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Then he threw a temper tantrum when his heavily pregnant girlfriend wanted to leave a strip club because of the cigarette smoke.
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This is not the time to throw a tantrum and complain about how you didn't get this raise or that small perk.
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He also disputed that he had grabbed a fence, kicked a water bottle and thrown a tantrum, as Mr. Moran's lawsuit contends.
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His late-season blowup at Eleven over her telekinetic tantrum is clearly a badly expressed response to his own helplessness and fear.
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You don't just get to have whatever you want and then throw a tantrum when your own personal dreams don't come true.
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I REMEMBER WAY BACK, SCOTT, IN PRE-TAPER TANTRUM, WE TALKED ABOUT THE 235 LEVEL ON THE 10 YEAR AS BEING IMPORTANT.
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This "taper tantrum", as it became known, raised concerns that Fed tightening might so perturb global markets that America itself could suffer.
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Many of movie's sequences are directly inspired by those early months, like a memorable temper tantrum his then 3-year-old threw.
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Christ himself throws something of a tantrum when he arrives in the Temple and finds it overtaken by money changers and animals.
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Indeed, the so-called taper tantrum of 2013 illustrates the difficulty of predicting financial market reactions to announcements about the balance sheet.
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However, May 2013's Taper Tantrum, where the S&P 500 dropped roughly 5 percent over about a month, might be useful.
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And knowing how our tantrum-prone president responds to challenges of his power, the saga isn't likely to end any time soon.
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Megan: Yeah, I know, it looks like a three-year-old with a ballpoint had a tantrum on my ribs, doesn't it?
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Trump, for his part, played the usually stoic leader who took the criticism in stride part of a toddler throwing a tantrum.
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BAML's analysts said the three-week "mini taper tantrum" had been kickstarted by the European Central Bank's (ECB) tapering announcement on Oct.
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That so-called taper tantrum sent bond yields up sharply and sowed turmoil in world markets from Rio de Janeiro to Jakarta.
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They meet at a convenience store where Mickey, who has forgotten her wallet, is throwing a screaming, profane tantrum at the clerk.
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"They call it a Kaepernick tantrum if you don't stand for the national anthem," Shady says in the track that dropped Friday.
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Certainly. But maybe that's what we need to deal with a tantrum that has devastating costs for government workers and taxpayers alike.
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Set aside every kitchen tantrum you've seen him throw, though, because his reaction to his kids cooking for him will surprise you.
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But are we just seeing another 'bond tantrum' that will soon peter out, like for instance the Bund selloff in April 113?
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These Republicans should all be ashamed of themselves for acting like 4-year-olds deprived of toys so they have a tantrum.
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It looks like a Matchbox set that has been scattered by an angry toddler: the morning commute as a cosmic temper tantrum.
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Trader Joe's crew member Tori Alexander cheered up a toddler who was having a tantrum by singing and dancing with other cashiers.
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Schumer argued that Republicans will be to blame if Trump has a "temper tantrum" and Congress is unable to meet the Dec.
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After throwing what some city staffers reportedly described as a tantrum, the companies are now emphasizing commitments to collaborate with Santa Monica.
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At least nobody calls any of these people exceptionally reasonable and bipartisan just because they haven't had a tantrum on national television.
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"This is embarrassing," he says to me in a low voice, like a father whose child is throwing a tantrum at church.
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If you want to share your tricks for fixing a kid's tantrum for possible publication as a Tiny Victory, email us here.
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Kyrgios had another minor tantrum in the third set when a first-serve ace appeared to give him a 5-3 lead.
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He also warned that any signs of economic weakness could spark a rally in rates akin to the "taper tantrum" of 2013.
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Outdoor Research's Tantrum Hooded Jacket packs down tiny, but is easy and comfortable to layer over an outfit when you want to.
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It was a bit like seeing a hospital administrator throw a tantrum outside the E.R., shaking his fist at all approaching ambulances.
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"If a child is having a temper tantrum, an adult might just be in the way, but a dog soothes," she said.
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Meralyn Kirkland told NBC affiliate WFLA that she was called Thursday and told her granddaughter had been arrested after throwing a tantrum.
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" Hennick said that both of them — son and father — were tired and cranky, and he ended up throwing his own "little tantrum.
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Pelosi deploys what she calls her "mother of five" voice on our tantrum-prone president, perhaps in an effort to reparent him.
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A woman can be a feminist and vote for Mr. Sanders, and no amount of tantrum-throwing from powerful women will change that.
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Josh is a familiar archetype, a resentful loner and misogynist whose response to any refusal of his will is a full-on tantrum.
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During a full-blown tantrum, she bites and scratches, and she demands constant attention and endless patience to deal with her uncontrollable behavior.
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"He was acting like a child, throwing a tantrum and acting like he was the victim," Watters said on Fox News Wednesday afternoon.
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Kim's impatience looks like a classic North Korean tantrum following the failure of his second summit with Trump in Vietnam earlier this year.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday mocked Barr for having a "temper tantrum" over demands for more disclosure about the special counsel report.
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Meanwhile, the macroeconomic situation in emerging markets is better than it was at the time of the Fed-induced Taper Tantrum of 2013.
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He got a little combative, and I had the pleasure of paying for my drink and leaving in the middle of his tantrum.
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Similarly anything involving the very attractive Adam Spott, SUR's new barback, is better than Kristen Vs. James Round 34 or Jax's temper tantrum.
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The markets throw a tantrum after December and the fed changed its tune on the balance sheet and on the interest rate trajectory.
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In Game of Thrones' penultimate episode, "The Bells," she slaughters thousands of people in what amounts to be a whim and a tantrum.
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During the "taper tantrum" of 2013, when the Fed signalled a slowing of its quantitative-easing programme, the ten-year yield reached 3%.
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The best way I can explain it is that he acts like a child throwing a temper tantrum or even like he's drunk.
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Justin has also gotten better at verbalizing what emotion he is feeling, whereas in the past, he would often just have a tantrum.
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Both parties have a certain measure of disdain for socially liberal voters throwing a tantrum after experiencing political defeat for the first time.
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Investors may thus have learned that if they throw the equivalent of a toddler's tantrum, central banks will eventually come to their rescue.
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Stocks limp into the busiest day of the earnings season after throwing a tantrum over the Fed's cautious remarks about a slowing economy.
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There were no handshakes, no hugs, and in fact Trump was pictured throwing a mini tantrum as the event came to an end.
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" Johnston also defended the cartoon, saying, "A champion tennis player had a mega tantrum on the world stage, and Mark's cartoon depicted that.
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This, and continued investigations into possible connections between Trump's associates and Russians who meddled in the election, were causing a presidential temper tantrum.
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"If President Trump wants to throw a temper tantrum and shutdown the government over Christmas over the wall, that's his decision," he said.
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"I'm proud of my colleagues for staying strong despite his bad-faith offer after he threw a temper tantrum at @SpeakerPelosi," she tweeted.
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"This temper tantrum that he seems to throw will not get him his wall and it'll hurt a lot of people," Schumer said.
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Trump's "temper tantrum will get him a shutdown, but it will not get him the wall," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Monday.
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Schumer added that Democrats have offered two options and lawmakers should "not let a temper tantrum, threats" push Congress toward a partial shutdown.
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Everyone's already looking at me like I'm a weirdo so I might as well just spit all over myself and throw a tantrum.
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Friday, about seven hours after an overnight social media tantrum from Donald J. Trump, the Twitter account of Hillary Clinton flickered to life.
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There wasn't enough drama, so Trump has a tantrum, knocks over the table, and allies are used as props in his reality show.
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Mr. Jallah was also in tow that night, as was the boy, who had already been throwing a tantrum in Ms. Badiel's apartment.
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By one account, he threw a tantrum on the night of the election, which was ultimately decided by a margin of 13,000 votes.
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They're calling it Winter Storm Grayson — making it the first storm named after a child throwing a tantrum in line at Whole Foods.
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"If you go with Trump, it solves the short-term temper tantrum and the threat of trade wars on the horizon," she said.
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Teachers have even said that students focus better during subject transitions, and calm down faster in the wake of an outburst or tantrum.
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"I don't think any child having a tantrum can respond to what I hear all the time: 'Use your words,'" Dr. Egger said.
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Protesting when your rights have not been violated but rather because your team lost is called a "temper tantrum," regardless of your age.
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Dear Sugars Shortly after the birth of her first child, a letter-writer who calls herself "Tantrum Daughter" lost her mother to suicide.
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"@SpeakerPelosi had a tantrum, disgraced herself and dishonored the House," Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the No. 3 House Republican, wrote on Twitter.
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It's kind of like a baby throwing a tantrum—once they've calmed down, something would have to trigger them to start up again.
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The prospect of a costly Trump tantrum could give factory bosses reason to think twice before setting up shop in the United States.
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Meanwhile, from out beyond the Capital Beltway, the actual American people warily watched the perpetual tantrum that was supposed to be their government.
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That said, we're told the crew generally likes Kelly, but many of them think what they call "her tantrum" is hurting the show.
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When it came to the fur challenge when I had my big tantrum, I was so disappointed in myself and looking for an answer.
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On May 16 at a four-power Paris summit Khrushchev threw a tantrum and stormed out, causing the meeting to collapse and embarrassing Eisenhower.
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" Evans also criticized producers in the Instagram post for adding subtitles to the episode when Kaiser threw a tantrum and allegedly yelled "Feed me!
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And when he did cancel the meeting, there was all this criticism about, oh, he&aposs just throwing a temper tantrum, this was impulsive.
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When you can cause the entirety of the Internet to snap to attention with one misplaced Twitter tantrum, you wield some pretty significant power.
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" — @Half_Past_FiveBagel Tantrum"Boss had to fire a lady in our office because she lost her 'marbles' when someone ate her bagel from the fridge.
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When Bernanke made the plan public, it triggered the so-called "taper tantrum" sell-off in the bond market in the summer of 2013.
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Your face is like a toddler: It needs lots of coddling, and even if it's generally well-behaved, it will inevitably throw a tantrum.
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Former Fed Governor Bob Heller said Monday the central bank should not shy away from a rate hike because of a possible market tantrum.
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My old label boss told me, 'I don't like when you do that screaming thing, it sounds like a little girl having a tantrum.
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Policy makers may become proactively hawkish, UBS also stated, and highlighted the 2013 "taper tantrum" which saw a short lived sell-off in Treasurys.
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The Growlers, who are part of the Northwoods summer baseball league for college players, posted video of Coach Drake's tantrum following his unceremonious ejection.
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Another few (the Federal Reserve mulling a "step down in our pace of purchases") started the taper tantrum that upset emerging markets in 2013.
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Nonetheless, the blog's authors concluded that liquidity remained resilient after examining the effects of the 2013 "taper tantrum" in the Treasury market, the Oct.
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In May 173, Ben Bernanke, then the Fed chairman, prompted the so-called "taper tantrum" when he indicated that rates were about to rise.
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Yet India's balance sheet has improved since the "taper tantrum" of 2014 — fears of a less activist Federal Reserve — sent shockwaves across developing economies.
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On cue, many elites in media dismiss Trump's tweet as another baseless temper tantrum without actually exploring Trump's claim around a lack of sourcing.
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The internet has plenty more such horrors; including footage of a sobbing 5-year-old girl in Florida, handcuffed after she threw a tantrum.
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Fitz and the Tantrum kicked off their cross-country tour earlier this month with a sold-out show at Red Rock Amphitheater in Colorado.
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Here's Zach LaVine restraining a temper tantrum after Cristiano Felicio turns a routine chest pass into an overhead heave that flies out of bounds.
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"Cash stomped out the footlights," Strait sings, evoking the famous moment, in 1965, when Cash threw a tantrum on the Grand Ole Opry stage.
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Now Mr. Bongo is throwing a deadly and dangerous tantrum because the people of Gabon told him that it's time for him to go.
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Little problem: that brave Chinese man was trying to stop what would ultimately be a massacre; blocking this parade would simply be a tantrum.
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Yet with the end of ECB QE now in sight, a taper tantrum along the lines of last year's appears to have been avoided.
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Others, however, are focused on the fact that Uber seems to be throwing a tantrum because it didn't totally get its way in Quebec.
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So again, kudos to these women for knowing how to manage a difficult, tantrum-prone boss, as well as their ego-enlarged male colleagues.
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A grizzly hunt was always going to be an either-or temper tantrum between conservationists and sportsmen (who by the way consider themselves conservationists).
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Opinion Columnist On Wednesday, Donald Trump stormed out of a meeting on infrastructure with Democratic leaders and held a tantrum of a news conference.
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Before Leontes makes his accusations public, he spends his time wrestling a little too boisterously with his best friend and his tantrum-prone son.
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The embarrassing display of defense was enough to make Nelson Cruz, the Mariners' designated hitter, throw a tantrum in the dugout after the inning.
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Other periods of heightened volatility include 2015, when China devalued its currency; 2013, during the taper tantrum; and 2011, during the European debt crisis.
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The WeWork board had gathered on a September day to force him to resign, and he wasn&apost going down without a temper tantrum.
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"We're not going to see the taper tantrum that we saw 2013," he added, saying that emerging markets no longer have current account deficits.
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Some analysts had expected the yield increase, the biggest one since July 26.5 during the "taper tantrum," to entice investors who want cheaper bonds.
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Declaring a false emergency to support government by tantrum is the camel's nose: a powerful step toward the dictatorship that President Trump dreams of.
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As we saw during the taper tantrum of 33, high-yield bonds can be much more volatile than Treasuries when investors grow more risk averse.
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It is a tantrum being thrown over the prospect that she may lose her stranglehold over an agency that, in her eyes, belongs to her.
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You know this scene well: little boy or girl asks for a toy or sweet treat, parent says no, little kid has a screaming tantrum.
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Anyway, the combination of eagerness to bomb everyone in sight and a propensity to whine and throw a tantrum over every perceived slight remains remarkable.
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To poorer countries, the idea that America can be rewarded for throwing a tantrum by winning a reform of the system will be deeply distasteful.
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The "Trump Tantrum" spurring a sell-off in emerging market bonds and currencies since businessman Donald Trump's surprise election win won't end soon, analysts said.
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Malaysia's currency has tumbled in the wake of the market's "Trump tantrum," and analysts disagree on whether that's just the beginning or near the end.
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In both India and Brazil, the combined debt of households and non-financial corporations has declined as a proportion of GDP since the taper tantrum.
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A previous bout of monetary-policy tightening in America in 2013 led to a "taper tantrum" in which money rapidly sloshed out of emerging markets.
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The tantrum I throw lasts roughly three hours, until a bunch of guys in the office decide that we all need to go hunting together.
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Throwing a tantrum or letting off-the-cuff remarks get to you will only perpetuate the cycle of feeling (and being treated) like a child.
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Earlier this week, we were treated to the gentle sounds of another Trump Twitter tantrum, this time targeting MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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Rihanna has somehow gotten away with ignoring our collective temper tantrum about when her next album is coming and distracted us with epic new projects.
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Angry sex can sometimes be hot, but who wants to make love to someone they're pissed at for throwing a temper tantrum over the recycling?
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For instance, a six-year-old girl in Georgia was handcuffed and taken to the police station for throwing a tantrum and destroying school property.
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First, if markets know how the Fed will change rates when the economy soars or sours, they will not throw a tantrum when rates change.
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This was the case during both the 2013 'taper tantrum' and over the past year, as Fed communications significantly shifted expectations for U.S. monetary policy.
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READ: Obama reacts to child's White House tantrum Obama asks if McLaurin wants to meet the first lady and the answer is an obvious one.
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"To the degree that the police can just stand back and let them throw their tantrum — all good as far as I'm concerned," he added.
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The Democratic temper tantrum against freedom is costing precious House floor time, and it should be the Democrats who pay the piper for this choice.
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An emotionally intelligent parent allows their child to have their temper tantrum — unless, of course, their child is physically harming or endangering himself or others.
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He is on a one-man temper tantrum right now..." -- Susan Glasser's newest column: "When I started writing this column, the freakout was over Syria.
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He's the 70-year-old toddler who knows nearly nothing, hurls insults, has simplistic solutions for complex problems and is quick to throw a tantrum.
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Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the administration's comments "a temper tantrum" and warned Trump was "not going to get the wall in any form."
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This isn't governance; it is the unhinged tantrum of a party whose ideological rigidity has already paralyzed Congress, and now threatens the Supreme Court itself.
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The rise in euro zone bond yields, which has revived memories of last year's "Bund tantrum" selloff, has been mirrored in the U.S. and Britain.
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There's this tiny temper tantrum around the halfway mark that's become the line that his fans shout back at him the loudest at every show.
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"What's not funny?" he asked, looking at the knifed squash on the counter and his wife on the floor like a child brewing a tantrum.
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But it won't be impossible to fight (or cry, or throw a tantrum, more likely) thanks to Venus in Virgo clashing with Mars in Sag.
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Outdoor Research's Tantrum Hooded Jacket is thin, so it doesn't feel heavy or too hot, but it still protects against bugs or a chilly breeze.
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Kaia was arrested after throwing a "tantrum" at school earlier that day in which she kicked a school staff member, her grandmother has previously said.
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But the arrest happened on September 19, 2019, following what had reportedly been a temper tantrum by Kaia at The Lucious and Emma Nixon Academy.
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They told a board judge that the mogul made his point by throwing a tantrum, shouting, belittling them and slamming his fist on a table.
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After reading Morgan Jerkins's essay "How I Overcame My Anger as a Black Writer Online," the Sugars enlist her help to answer Tantrum Daughter's letter.
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The left's tantrum and assertion to the contrary only serve to remind the country just how far out of touch with reality they really are.
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Thankfully, the world is full of hilarious baby items to make "Baby's First Temper Tantrum in the Middle of the Grocery Store" slightly less tense.
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The February market "tantrum" brought to an end an extraordinary period of U.S. stock market gains that started after the presidential election in late 28503.
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Its markets was whipsawed during the 2008 global financial crisis and more recently after the 2013 'taper tantrum' and early 2015 emerging market sell-off.
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Fed officials had suggested a possible September start to the slowing in the rate of purchases but were spooked by the Taper Tantrum and demurred.
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I mean it was very well signaled as far back as the taper tantrum that this is something that emerging economies should be focused on.
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And yet here we are, in a world that feels like it's tearing itself apart, a 2-year-old caught in an eternal temper tantrum.
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Stephen goes on to throw the biggest tantrum in tween history, not knowing Jack left the camera in the room to record it all for YouTube.
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Tommaso Boddi/Getty Mitchell also acknowledges that her younger child has just discovered the power of a temper tantrum — although even that seems to be controlled.
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Edmund was the beneficiary of that temper tantrum, taking the victory for Britain while Shapovalov slumped off the court in shame and later received a fine.
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Markets may be headed for a "double-barrelled taper tantrum" and investors don't have a lot of safe havens left as shelter, one CIO has warned.
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My words sound more exasperated than anything else, like the way you talk to a child that keeps throwing the same tantrum over and over again.
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Kid Activities Blog, run by three moms and readers contributors, shares lots of ideas, like this great post about effective ways to handle a child's tantrum.
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At the risk of insulting Kim Jong Un, it helps to think of North Korea's provocations as somewhat akin to a child throwing a temper tantrum.
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But it's not every day you find someone who is equal parts oblivious to the joke, thin-skinned enough to throw a tantrum, and exceptionally litigious.
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Who tried it: Gina Vaynshteyn, HelloGiggles Editorial Director Level of Difficulty: 9 ½ (on a scale of 1 to 10), or one hanger tantrum next to impossible.
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"We weren't particularly happy about the outcome of the election in 2008, but that didn't mean we boycotted, that didn't mean we threw a tantrum," Sen.
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But that's clearly asking too much from an entire political party that has not ceased from throwing a communal temper tantrum since they lost the election.
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Or conservative supervillains jerking liberal chains and rattling leftwing cages on mainstream tech platforms by acting out a manist, white-supremacist tantrum-pantomime in plain sight.
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Donald Trump is reportedly "furious" about Michael Wolff's forthcoming behind-the-scenes book on the Trump presidency, and now the president is making his tantrum official.
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The "S&P 500 posted solid gains every time yields rebounded, except during the Fed taper tantrum episode of May '13," Matejka said in Tuesday's report.
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"It will be much worse than the taper tantrum in the U.S.," said Louis Gargour, chief investment officer at London-based credit hedge fund LNG Capital.
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Both India and Indonesia were victims of the 2013 "taper tantrum" and are again at risk of large capital outflows — which will hurt their growth prospects.
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Once you've thrown a tantrum and eaten meat, been filmed doing so, and cried about it, you can't really pretend to be cool and sexy anymore.
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As the climax of their performance approached, Veronica accidentally-on-purpose tripped and fell, dramatically pounding her gloved hands on the ground in a silent tantrum.
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If you find yourself changing family routines or avoiding triggers out of terror that you'll provoke a tantrum, that's another sign that you should seek help.
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That was particularly helpful during the "taper tantrum" of 2013, in which the prospect of less quantitative easing in America sent many emerging-market currencies tumbling.
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Watch Tsitsipas&apos temper tantrum here:"It happened accidentally — I didn&apost mean to do it," Tsitsipas told reporters at a press conference after the match.
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"What's more likely is the taper tantrum in 2013 and when we look at countries with current account deficits, India, Philippines and maybe Indonesia look vulnerable. "
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This episode could make people think twice about setting up shop in the United States and facing the prospect of a Trump tantrum, Justin Wolfers writes.
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In video of Marlon's tantrum, obtained by TMZ, you hear him seemingly call at least one referee a "motherf***er" before storming out of the gym.
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Economic Trends When the Federal Reserve made its first tentative step toward ending its era of extraordinary monetary intervention, it earned a nickname: the taper tantrum.
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Rabid video game fans have garnered quite the reputation as some of the most tantrum-prone individuals, as exemplified by nearly a dozen Redditors' harrowing tales.
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You had a rough week last week, throwing a bit of a temper tantrum after finding yourself in the bottom two for the first time all season.
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"Indeed, our lived lives might become a protracted mourning for, or an endless tantrum about, the lives we were unable to live," wrote the psychoanalyst Adam Phillips.
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Her statement echoed previous admonitions of Trump's behavior, including when she said last month that Trump had a "temper tantrum" after he left a meeting between them.
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We are going to show you how the radical fringe seems to have lost what&aposs left of its collective mind during the latest tantrum over Trump.
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They threw a tantrum, offered no solutions, and when the person came in and created a solution, they still don&apost know what to do with themselves.
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EQUITY-LIKE CREDIT RISK As the bond market throws its "Trump Tantrum," even more portfolio managers are rushing to credit to cushion the blow from rising rates.
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Starting essentially with the "taper tantrum " in 2013, the Fed has had a series of clumsy experiences in trying to get the market used to any tightening.
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Most men would probably throw a temper tantrum and say something nasty after six hours of useless status-quo discussion, but she is very good at it.
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Then she came to the front desk, yelling and screaming, and threw herself to the floor, like a toddler having a tantrum, kicking her arms and legs.
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Most important, the world economy is no more ready for a financial storm than it was during the taper tantrum, or when Ms Brainard sounded her alarm.
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Echoing a common refrain, he said the Fed is unwilling to risk a "temper tantrum" in the equity markets in the middle of a presidential election season.
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There is still plenty of scope to sell, though: at the height of the 2013 "taper tantrum" fund managers were underweight to the tune of 31 percent.
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Meanwhile, the world awaits Ayesha Curry's next tweet and speculation abounds among fans that Steph Curry could be suspended for Game 7 after his mouthpiece-tossing tantrum.
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In 2013 the news that America's Federal Reserve was merely thinking of reducing QE set off a "taper tantrum": the bond markets were scared and yields spiked.
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But the odd tantrum in crucial matches has rarely stopped previous champions from finding their form again (as fans of John McEnroe and Andre Agassi can confirm).
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Her cardinal offense in this episode is that she throws a tantrum on the bus on the way back from bowling, something that occurred totally off-camera.
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Watching her express this rage is stunning; usually when a teen girl expresses anger in a movie, it's in the form of brief tantrum that quickly subsides.
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There's a little temper tantrum where Emily Haines demands "park that car, drop that phone, sleep on the floor, dream about me" 13 times in a row.
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Fears in the European banking community last week created something of a tantrum in U.S. bond markets, driving yields down and taking mortgage rates along with them.
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Nonetheless, they got one thing right: For the first 15 minutes of the debate, before he had an hourlong tantrum, Trump got the upper hand on trade.
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In general, it is not a good thing that the fear of a presidential temper tantrum is stopping the federal government from spending money Congress already appropriated.
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Sourcing from restaurants, private suppliers and outside donors not only offers patrons a variety of choices for their tantrum, it gives one a sense of environmental stewardship.
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That led to the 'taper tantrum' when investors took fright at the prospect that the ultra-cheap dollar funding they had grown used to would taper away.
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"I think the increased hawkishness we have seen from the central banks has led to a fear that we could see a mini-taper tantrum," he said.
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That's how we got that incredible moment in the interview where she interrupts his tantrum by saying his name with all the authority of a disappointed mother.
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Totally giving in to the tantrum is never a good way to go, experts say, and children themselves seem to understand why that's not a good plan.
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So the algos and the traders are going to throw a temper tantrum, they are going to hit the sell button until they get what they want.
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Several times each hour, the piano's lid and keyboard cover rise and then fall with resounding bangs, as if slammed down by a pianist throwing a tantrum.
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" Schumer blistered Trump during his floor speech, criticizing his "destructive two-week temper tantrum demanding the American taxpayer pony up for an expensive and ineffective border wall.
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Years ago when we flew my husband would throw a tantrum if he couldn't have the aisle seat, even though I was taller and had longer legs.
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Last July, a man flew a giant baby Trump blimp of the president in the midst of a tantrum over London just in time for his visit.
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When a tantrum intruded on family outings, her mom and dad wished they had T-shirts that said "My kid has autism" to ward off judgmental stares.
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But the isolation is also a tantrum buffer, a space in which to protest or cry or passively resist without directly impeding the activities of other patients.
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" He pauses, overwhelmed by the force of his own emotions like an infant coming off of a tantrum, and adds, slightly petulant, "It's not about the pasta.
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So if I were Pelosi and Schumer, I would be quietly expressing thanks to Trump for throwing a tantrum, and extricating them from a potential political trap.
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"If President Trump wants to throw a temper tantrum and shut down the government over Christmas over the wall, that's his decision," Mr. Schumer said last week.
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It seemed like a recipe for a disaster, a Trump tantrum or tweet that would embarrass the leader of a key ally — but things were actually fine.
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Dr. Potegal suggested that parents think about what function a tantrum is serving for a child: Is it attention getting, with negative attention better than no attention?
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Unless perhaps you are the Duchess of Cambridge, whose efficient handling of her 2-year-old daughter's brief tantrum last month made news headlines around the world.
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That ignited a phenomenon that market players labeled the "taper tantrum," and it caused a sharp drop in emerging markets such as South Africa, India and Turkey.
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According to the newspaper, Turner and another officer, Sergio Ramos, had been called to the school last September after Rolle reportedly threw a tantrum and hit staff.
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All Toddlers know is throw tantrum and lie, and in a Legacy challenge you have to craft and care for an heir, which usually the firstborn child.
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"BoJ and Fed 'taper-tantrum' fears may have sparked redemptions in emerging market equity funds and in high yield bond funds," BAML analysts wrote in a note.
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But where "The Force Awakens" leaned on a family-friendly appeal with its innocent do-gooder leads and tantrum-throwing baddie, "Rogue One" satisfies a darker itch.
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Even if my mom broke the rules and would speak to me, I would throw a tantrum, because I believed what these other adults were telling me.
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The goal, of course, is to try to throw Trump off his game with the hope that the distraction will even induce a temper tantrum or two.
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Dominic Thiem battled into the second round of the Rotterdam World Tennis tournament in the Netherlands after Alexander Zverev's challenge fizzled out in a racket-smashing tantrum.
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Original story: An Orlando cop who arrested, cuffed, and fingerprinted a 6-year-old girl for basically throwing a temper tantrum was swiftly suspended amid public outrage.
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Today, when 800,000 Americans need a break as we go into another week of this temper tantrum about how this guy wants his money for his wall.
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Ted DicksonNew York To the Editor: President Trump's recent tweets do not mean that he is unraveling or a madman; he is just throwing a temper tantrum.
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Finally Melisandre arrived, offering to arrange a potentially vital alliance to her mission — to which Dany responded with contempt, impatience, and the royal equivalent of a temper tantrum.
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"When a two-year old throws a tantrum he throws himself on the floor and he starts kicking and screaming," said Navarro, a critic of the president-elect.
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Trump said in response that he was "an extremely stable genius" and denied having a "temper tantrum," as he pointed to White House officials who vouched for him.
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" 'Roseanne' spinoff officially picked up at ABC without Roseanne Barr's involvement AS SEEN ON FOX NEWS WEEKEND THE LEFT&aposS TEMPER TANTRUM: "The Left has absolutely lost control.
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Instead, it's become more of a display of the tantrum diplomacy leaders have embraced -- whoever screams the loudest or bullies the hardest is permitted to get their way.
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While stocks tanked amid the Taper Tantrum, the move was much smaller than the rallies and sell-offs last year as speculation about China's economy waxed and waned.
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Partway through filming, Kim gets fed up with the racism in the scene and throws a tantrum, storming across the set and shouting in an exaggerated Asian accent.
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ET. Fears in the European banking community last week created something of a tantrum in U.S. bond markets, driving yields down and taking mortgage rates along with them.
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Earlier this month, Europe saw its own version of "taper tantrum" after a report said policymakers at the ECB were looking at winding back its trillion-dollar program.
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The 2013 'taper tantrum' also provides a reminder that the impact of balance sheet policy on financial conditions is uncertain and could be larger than our baseline estimate.
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"The market is expressing its disappointment, but this is a short-term tantrum," said Michael Antonelli, managing director of institutional sales trading at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee.
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Like any good dad, YouTuber Rod Squad decided to record his son's temper tantrum after he learned the hotel they were staying in changed its Wi-Fi credentials.
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The taper tantrum was triggered in May of 2013 when Bernanke told lawmakers the Fed could "take a step down in our pace of purchases" in coming meetings.
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Policy makers want to avoid the "taper tantrum" that started in May 2013 when they first indicated they would ease and then eventually end the bond-buying program.
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Sebastian Gorka, a former aide to President Donald Trump, threw a tantrum in the Rose Garden on Thursday and yelled at a journalist as supporters egged him on.
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Cleveland Indians right-hander Trevor Bauer reportedly has been fined by Major League Baseball for a tantrum that took place from the mound at Kansas City on Sunday.
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When a toddler named Julian started having a tantrum at checkout, Tori Alexander distracted him by singing "We love you Ju" and dancing with her fellow crew members.
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In an enterprising and marketable twist, this European production tapped Shia LaBeouf -- an actor with a reputation for eccentricity -- to play John McEnroe, the tantrum-throwing tennis great.
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"President Trump has thrown a temper tantrum and now has us careening toward a 'Trump shutdown' over Christmas," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, who plays the redeemed rogue Jaime Lannister, recalled a time when a stressful personal situation had him on the brink of an on-set tantrum.
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At a candidates' forum Thursday, King threw a public tantrum and kicked an Iowa State University student out when he asked King if he was a white nationalist.
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Southwest agents held 'worst driver's license' contest during flight delay They did it to avoid the much less fun "worst temper tantrum at the check-in desk" contest.
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"He says, 'Sometimes when they're having a tantrum, treat 'em like the hot girl in high school: Just ignore 'em and then they'll come to you,' " she shares.
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The theme of investing in a rising interest rate environment is not new; in fact, it has been overhyped in years past, most notable during the taper tantrum.
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Last week, the officer arrested 6-year-old Kaia Rolle at the Lucious and Emma Nixon Academy in Orlando after she reportedly had a temper tantrum at school.
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The "taper tantrum" refers to when the U.S. Federal Reserve announced it was winding down its bond-buying program in 2013, which acutely impacted by emerging markets (EM).
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According to a police report obtained by TMZ ... we're told surveillance video shows Howie throwing a tantrum before Carrie shows up ... slamming his guitar case onto the sidewalk.
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Especially when the petulant President throws a tantrum in the Rose Garden and threatens Congress: Either you stop investigating me or forget about our plan to fix America's infrastructure.
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The 93 "Bund tantrum" provided a taste of what happens when investors sense inflation building — German yields rose sharply from record lows as data pointed to an inflation uptick.
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And then President John F. Kennedy did something that made things much worse: He spooked the Street with an out-of-character tantrum against one of America's biggest corporations.
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Broad market positioning data for the week of July 25 showed short bets against the dollar swollen to their highest levels since a "taper-tantrum" peak in early 2013.
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Belski said that while the "tariff tantrum" may be causing some people to start talking about a recession in 2019 into 2020, he thinks that is way too early.
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The main reason for that, officials say, is because of Mr. Trump's tantrum about military spending that so distorted the last NATO summit meeting in Brussels in July 2018.
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Highlight: Mr. Cruz recalled a tantrum from his then-three-year-old daughter Caroline, who had wanted to ride in a car with her friends during a family vacation.
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Analysts at Maybank Kim Eng said Asian markets will probably show more resilience against the recent rise in U.S. Treasury yields, compared to the "taper tantrum" episode in 2013.
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Malaysia's currency has been among the hardest hit in the market's "Trump tantrum" after the surprise U.S. election outcome, and the ringgit's pain likely won't end soon, analysts said.
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The bank's analysts noted that during the taper tantrum, 2060-year U.S. Treasurys sold off by 24.3350 basis points, compared with the post-election 24.20 basis-point sell-off.
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After the "volatility vortex" in February, sparked by concerns about inflation, markets have thrown a "tariff tantrum" after President Donald Trump sparked fears of a trade war with China.
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The Trump opposition on the streets and in the halls of Congress is still much more about throwing that election-result tantrum than setting a real agenda going forward.
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Eclipses are always emotional, but the two this month will be especially sensitive—again, this first one is in Leo, a sign not afraid to though a temper tantrum.
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Analysts have made comparisons to the so-called "taper tantrum" in 2013 when world bond yields jumped after the first signal from the Fed that it might tighten policy.
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To say that someone is just spouting off in a tantrum is to suggest that he's not intentional about the harm he's doing and about the people he's attacking.
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"Again, we saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way and he just walked out of the meeting," Schumer told reporters on the West Wing driveway afterward.
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Witness the sharp drop in EM asset values after the so-called Taper Tantrum in 503, when the Federal Reserve said it would scale back its bond-buying program.
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I don't necessarily like apple sauce in the first place, but had I been a small child, this definitely could have been a just cause for a temper tantrum.
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I don't offer to nurse him, and after a few side-eye looks from him and one very small tantrum, he lets me rock him to sleep without nursing!
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I want him to know we would never pack him up simply because he threw a really big tantrum or broke something out of anger or spoke too disrespectfully.
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Trump got to throw his temper tantrum, while White House staff and members of Congress imagine that they are clever enough to placate him without quite killing the deal.
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The first wave of discomfort hit harder and quicker than expected as my body had a midday temper tantrum over missing its daily gallon of coffee and energy drinks.
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You might think it's cute to snap a photo of your toddler running around in a playground or having a temper tantrum, and then posting it on social media.
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The Fed is also under pressure from financial markets that threw a tantrum earlier this summer on concern the Fed was moving too slowly to stave off a recession.
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Sara Gideon, the Democratic House speaker, told fellow lawmakers that Mr. LePage had a "temper tantrum" when the demands could not all be met, The Portland Press Herald reported.
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But we did spot vibrators, $28 "wellness journals," $15,000 necklaces, "psychic vampire repellent," and aromatherapy mist designed to be sprayed on your child in the midst of a tantrum.
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A last-minute tantrum by Mr. Trump nearly derailed a deal to avert another government shutdown and forced the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, to accept an emergency declaration.
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This is a mess President Trump created, and Republicans are tiptoeing around him trying to fashion a temporary fix that he won't demolish with a tantrum or a tweet.
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But when too many of them fell into tantrum mode at the same time, she changed tack and set up the portable chalkboard at the front of the room.
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"We saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way, and he just walked out of the meeting," Schumer said in a press conference after the meeting Wednesday.
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In these pages, the tantrum-throwing leader is transformed into a president who's not afraid to break a few eggs in his pursuit of a harsh but pro-America agenda.
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When Bernanke made those plans public it triggered a "taper tantrum" spike in market interest rates in the summer of 2013, forcing Bernanke, Powell and others to do damage control.
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But now that some difficulties at Tesla and Space X are drawing routine journalistic scrutiny, he is railing against the media—and it's sounding a bit like a temper tantrum.
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Most infamously, New York City attorney Aaron Schlossberg in May threw a tantrum in an NYC restaurant and threatened to call ICE on a service worker who was speaking Spanish.
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Maybe there was a point when respectable candidates felt that resisting Trumpish tantrum-throwing was a more likely pathway to the presidential nomination than giving in and joining the meltdown.
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It is one thing to learn about calmly helping a child having a tantrum and another to sit, the child's snot and desperation inches from your face, and do it.
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They highlight the fact that Metzger's mansplaining, victim-blaming tantrum is only a distraction from the very real, very complex issue of sexual assault and sexism in the comedy community.
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Mortgage rates recorded their steepest weekly increase since June 2013 during the "taper tantrum" with traders dumping bonds worldwide in reaction to Trump's surprise U.S. presidential win on Nov. 6.23.
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The Southern Indiana Animal Rescue, where Napoleon currently calls home, posted mega-cute footage last week of Napoleon "throwing a tantrum," which basically means a lot of whimpering and squirming.
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"This temper tantrum that he seems to throw will not get him his wall, and it will hurt a lot of people, because he will cause a shutdown," Schumer said.
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Though there are still several Beliebers continuing to express their love for the singer, the general consensus seems to be that Biebs is having one hell of an entertaining tantrum.
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This week, we tackle the Gold Star family controversy, Trump's ongoing temper tantrum about Puerto Rico, and his fictional bromance with Mitch McConnell that isn't fooling anyone for a second.
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Why does he hate extra-long gum so much that he (a) has a tantrum about it, and (b) refuses to try it in order to keep his lady's heart?
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U.S. 10-year bond yields rose more than 100 basis points during the so-called "taper tantrum" of 2013 as investors positioned for a scaling back of U.S. monetary stimulus.
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Alexis De Mones, head of fixed income at Ashmore, believes they are far more resilient to rising U.S. rates now than they were at the time of the 'taper tantrum'.
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But Alaska's path to Drag Race victory this season was not without drama—most notably, her bratty temper tantrum at landing in the bottom three on the show's penultimate episode.
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When Jessica's mum, Sandy, tries to take away the iPad, there's a tantrum that threatens to go nuclear: wobbly lip, tears, hands balled into fists and a high-pitched wail.
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The tantrum, the beauty, and the comparisons to Turner — best known for her ice-cold platinum look and secretly sordid private life — provided the star mold for Theron's early image.
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Worst hit is Turkey TRY23MO= where "vol" has surged above 15 — beyond levels hit during the May 2013 sell-off that has come to be known as the taper tantrum.
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Hours later, the paper released an image of its Friday front page: the mayor as a baby in the midst of a tantrum, bottle of milk tossed in the air.
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He revealed that he went on a case-opening tantrum after Comey was fired, initiating an obstruction of justice criminal case and a separate counterintelligence case specifically against the president.
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"President Trump has thrown a temper tantrum and now has us careening towards a 'Trump shutdown' over Christmas," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor on Friday.
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Matt gives a moving speech about how the city needs vigilantes, but Frank has an absolute tantrum about how he likes killing criminals and says he'd do it all again.
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Interest rates have edged up since the Fed announced its plans in September, but the stock market has continued to rise and there has been no hint of another tantrum.
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Last week's episode was a petulant mess — blame game champ Thorgy Thor was eliminated, while Milk, the stepchild you meet after the wedding, threw a tantrum over merely being safe.
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One 7-year-old boy whose mother died became convinced that it was his fault because she had missed a clinic visit one day when he had a bad tantrum.
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You'll find that, as well as Domhnall Gleeson as a would-be rocker and Maggie Gyllenhaal as a tantrum-throwing synth player, in this film from the director Lenny Abrahamson.
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Set in 1912, Jenkins's story focuses on the youngest daughter, 4-year-old Gertie, who throws a tantrum one afternoon when she's not allowed to help make the family latkes.
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I've never forgotten an anecdote involving a mom chatting with a friend while her 3-year-old threw a tantrum because the mom wouldn't get up to open the sandbox.
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But for both the artist at hand and others present at these live performances, this hostility from audience members reads as not just a lack of appreciation, but a tantrum.
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"We're usually careful not to get angry at people, have a temper tantrum or lose our cool at work because we know we can get in big trouble," McKee says.
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Meralyn Kirkland told the television station WKMG that her 6-year-old granddaughter Kaia had been arrested after having a tantrum at the charter school, Lucious and Emma Nixon Academy.
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In 2013, bond markets globally sold off after the U.S. Federal Reserve suggested it would start to wind down its QE programme, in what became known as the "taper tantrum".
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The parent-shaming affects not just numerous "mortal" moms but even celebrity parents such as Charlize Theron, who also had the police called on her because of her son's tantrum.
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He was quoted in a U.S. News and World Report article titled "Temperament Tantrum," saying that President Trump has malignant narcissism, which is characterized by grandiosity, sadism and antisocial behavior.
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"I think what's interesting in this bull market is the best year for stocks was 2013, when you saw the 'taper tantrum,' 100 basis points higher in yield," he said.
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The tariff tantrum was the latest in a head-spinning torrent of lies, dangerous policy ideas and threats from the White House since Mr. Trump was sworn in last Friday.
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When the psychopath is an acute thinker about responsibility and the atheist a tantrum-prone man-child hoping to avoid it, we have trouble deciding how to invest our emotions.
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There is reason to wonder if the fix is in, which is exactly what the second runner-up, Miss Crystal, claims, seizing the drama queen crown with a splendid tantrum.
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The Biebs was performing in Manchester Sunday when he threw a tantrum after his fans would not stop screaming ... he stormed offstage and threw the mic down in a rage.
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He tries to make it up to her by telling her he's falling for her, but there's really no excuse for what was essentially a grown man throwing a temper tantrum.
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It might mean a tantrum or two, but it might also mean that in the long run you'll be buying your daughter better, more engaging toys in addition to saving money.
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As the bridesmaid explains in her excellently written tale, there was nothing to do but pour red wine down the front of the gown, resulting in a screaming match and tantrum.
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Investors also point to rising inflation expectations pushing up bond yields and the potential for a sharp rise, or "taper tantrum", should central banks begin to rein in accommodative monetary policies.
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In May 2013, anxiety over the potential the Fed might cut down on quantitative easing led to the "taper tantrum," causing the S&P 500 to fall by almost 6 percent.
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His anger-fueled attack mode Possibly taking a cue from his cranky buddy Rocket (Bradley Cooper), along with the toddler tantrum thing, it doesn't take much to set Baby Groot off.
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A Trump administration or "Trumponomics" was expected to boost fiscal stimulus and inflation in the U.S. The dollar's climb had spurred a selloff across emerging markets recently, dubbed a Trump tantrum.
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And to top it all off, Deja's file indicated that her mother is likely going to serve some serious time in jail, which sets off yet another tantrum from the teen.
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POTUS just went on a Twitter tantrum against the European nation and its government ... demanding the Swedes give A$AP his freedom and telling Sweden to fix crime in their country.
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" The other side: Trump said in a tweet Wednesday night: "In a letter to her House colleagues, Nancy Pelosi said: 'President Trump had a temper tantrum for us all to see.
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Here, have one tweet that I think embodies the ridiculousness of this latest gamer tantrum (not the tweet itself, obviously; the screencapped tweet inside the below tweet): Meanwhile on Twitter pic.twitter.
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Serena Williams beat Maria Sakkari in straight sets at the Hopman Cup on Monday, winning her first non-exhibition match since losing the U.S. Open final in September after a tantrum.
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According to White House reporter April Ryan, who is right about everything, Omarosa was forced out by General Kelly all while issuing "vulgarities" and having a full blown adult temper tantrum.
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It is shitty, and it knows it's shitty, but getting people to quit Tinder is like getting people to quit smoking: very hard, and quite likely to end in a tantrum.
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The 2018 sell-off was larger than during 2013's taper-tantrum, when investors dumped emerging market assets after the Federal Reserve hinted at a reduction in stimulus, IIF data shows.
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Rather than engage with Schultz—who, it is true, has offered little of substance other than attempting to incite undue panic about the national debt—Democrats have thrown an entitled tantrum.
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It's tempting to give in when your child is whining or throwing a tantrum — especially on the days when you just don't have the time or energy to address the issue.
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LEE: YOU'RE NOT WORRIED THAT THE RISING RATES WEVE SEEN AROUND THE WORLD THE MARKET JITTERS WE HAVE SEEN, THAT THATS THE START OF SOME SORT OF TAPER TANTRUM PART TWO?
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But then Jenny saw Veronica give up on her silent tantrum and — in complete defiance of the official choreography — prop her head up on one hand to watch the Pigs finish.
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" The outburst prompted a return of fire from Mr. Cuomo on Tuesday, who issued a statement entitled, "President Trump's Day 2 Twitter Tantrum," saying Mr. Trump was in "la la land.
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"When Claudia had her tantrum I wasn't even nervous or worried about it, because the Obamas have children and understand the children's outbursts and vagaries don't reflect on you," Moser said.
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That includes the Russian default and Asian debt crisis of 1998, 9/11, the dot-com bust, the Lehman bankruptcy, the Taper Tantrum and the Chinese market panic of August 2015.
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The biggest question going into the sessions was whether President Trump would bring his recent erratic mood to the gathering a year after he threw a tantrum and left it early.
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But Williams exploded into a tantrum that included her shouting that she would never cheat because she is a mother now and wants to be a good example for her daughter.
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The most famous example is the "nut rage" incident, in which the daughter of the chairman of Korean Air threw a tantrum over how she was served nuts on a flight.
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Mr. Jobs, a driven visionary who was also known for his ruthless temper, advised Ms. Nooyi to throw the occasional temper tantrum, Ms. Nooyi recalled at a DealBook conference in 2016.
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Finally, for those times when your kid's whining devolves into a meltdown, NYT Parenting contributor Paul Underwood canvassed the experts for the tantrum-taming tips most worth adding to your arsenal.
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State House Speaker Sara Gideon (D) said the Republican governor, who has clashed repeatedly even with members of his own party, threw a "temper tantrum" when he didn't get his way.
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In her first week at the house, after Seonkyeong launders her teddy bear, Hayeong throws an epic tantrum, brutally eviscerating the bear and then attacking Seonkyeong with a pair of scissors.
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Cedric The Entertainer says the cop who arrested a 6-year-old girl over a school tantrum did more damage than he may realize -- because the kid's probably scarred for life.
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He knocks books off shelves, makes light bulbs flicker, opens closet doors in the middle of the night and subjects a terrified family to a full-scale, crockery-smashing supernatural tantrum.
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It turns out that "fake news" is more than the temper tantrum of fragile leaders worldwide –– it is a blunt force instrument used to control the narrative by any means necessary.
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Isner won a hard-fought, all-American contest against Jack Sock, 2115-217 (6), 4-6, 6-4, after throwing a tantrum over a foot-fault call in the second set.
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The same thing goes for the Sale's uniform-cutting tantrum, an amusing if not acceptable response by Sale to the team dictating the players wear throwback jerseys that Sale found uncomfortable.
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Despite that tantrum, Djokovic, who is preparing in the sweltering heat of a hardcourt complex in central Belgrade for this year's July 1-14 Wimbledon championships, expressed sympathy for the Australian.
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Who knew (besides anyone who witnessed Star-Lord's temper tantrum in Infinity War) making a point of responsibility is ultimately more effective when you have a grown human acting like a child?
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But if you scrap the music and Chris Harrison's long pauses, the situation is simple: Cassie does not feel ready to give Underwood what he wants, and now he's throwing a tantrum.
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In the process of promoting the ventures, he's garnered an endless string of headlines with his Saturday Night Live tantrum, $53 million debt claims, renewed feud with Taylor Swift and Twitter scuffles.
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Go deeper: Elon Musk throws a Tesla tantrum What they're saying: Analysts sound off on Musk lawsuit U.S. government sues Elon Musk "Funding secured" may become the two costliest words ever tweeted
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Trump's tantrum at Nielsen was reportedly sparked by the fact that over both March and April, more than 50,000 people without papers came into the custody of federal officials at the border.
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The same old, same old world may continue to turn, but its inhabitants — and the audience watching them — have been allowed the sweet, painful release of a collective, gale-force temper tantrum.
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Stewart famously had a tantrum on CNN during questioning from Chris Cuomo, who asked him about his ties to Paul Nehlen, the alt-right candidate running for Paul Ryan's seat in Wisconsin.
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All to say, I can understand why the cashier is being a bit of a dick to Tostitos Tyler, maybe even getting things wrong on purpose to see him throw a tantrum.
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This came to be known as the "taper tantrum," with emerging market (EM) currencies tumbling as investors started to bring their dollars back to the U.S. in anticipation of higher interest rates.
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Likewise, when the Federal Reserve caused the so-called taper tantrum when it looked like it was going to withdraw stimulus from the global economy in 210, Asian currencies took a hit.
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The 31-year-old Transformers actor was booked for disorderly conduct, obstruction and public drunkenness in Savannah, Georgia early Saturday morning, and new videos show his foul-mouthed tantrum during booking. pic.twitter.
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The mini taper tantrum in Europe, which began as rumors circulated about a reduction in the ECB's bond buying program (later clarified in the dated minutes of their last meeting), pressured prices.
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Aides told CNN that Trump was especially angry at the speaker's comment that he had a "tantrum" and media perceptions that his temper ran out of control in their meeting on Wednesday.
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Why should an online tantrum garner an immediate response from a company while the rest of us who have the dignity to call customer service one-on-one are still on hold?
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" Clinton went on to deny rumors put forth by "fake news reports" that she was so mad at Lauer that she "stormed off stage, threw a tantrum and shattered a water glass.
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"I drew this cartoon Sunday night after seeing the U.S. Open final, and seeing the world's best tennis player have a tantrum and thought that was interesting," Knight told The Herald Sun.
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Schumer, during a floor speech late last week, warned that a "Trump temper tantrum" will be to blame if congressional leadership and the White House can't reach a deal by the deadline.
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Draghi's June 27 comments in Sintra, Portugal, hinting at the possibility of changes to the central bank's aggressive stimulus sparked a "taper tantrum" that sent the euro and bond yields sharply higher.
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But it raises the question, if Republicans don't think it's appropriate now to burn down the federal government in a petulant temper tantrum over stupid border wall funding, is it appropriate ever?
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Studies show it can take 20-45 minutes for someone to calm down and re-set after an argument (or tantrum), so don't delve out consequences in the heat of the moment.
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In what may be considered a political tantrum on the part of the President and the Republican leadership in Congress, the federal government remains partially closed — the longest shutdown in American history.
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The study found that the cumulative jobs deficit because of uncertainty spikes from 2010 to 2013 (euro debt crisis, US debt ceiling, taper tantrum) was the equivalent of 16,000 jobs per month.
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If you can't overcome your enemies, Gon just gets frustrated, and when Gon gets too frustrated that two-foot tall reptile goes on a tantrum, slicing the entire planet like an apple.
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He's a typical 2-year-old, and most of the time, he's begging for dinner to be ready, throwing a tantrum, and I'm exhausted by the time the food hits the table.
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A recent poll showed that the Oregon public favors political accountability for the legislators walking off their jobs, but there is never accountability for tantrum-throwing white men who take government hostage.
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Sandee is understandably unimpressed and calls Rory on her lack of professionalism, and once again, Rory throws a tantrum and admits defeat, ditching her work phones and moving home to Stars Hollow.
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"One day after announcing in a federal court that prosecutors would seek a harsh penalty for Donald Trump's advisor, that recommendation is being lightened because of Trump's Twitter temper tantrum," he continued.
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Maybe my sister shoots a snarky comment my way or my mom raises her voice at me — and suddenly I feel about 7 years old again, wanting to throw a temper tantrum.
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"In our view, this points to a greater 'tantrum' moment for bond spreads, and a stronger deterioration in the European credit cycle, when the ECB eventually steps back from accommodation," BAML said.
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That message is likely to resonate among rural voters not only for its financial sense, but because Trump's trade temper tantrum is a major driver of rising suicide rates across rural America.
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India was one of the Asian economies that were badly hit by a wave of selloffs in 2013 — called the "taper tantrum" — after the Fed suggested it would start tightening monetary conditions.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Trump must deliver on his infrastructure promises A political temper tantrum at the FCC Trump's best option for North American trade Smart contract business models are experimental.
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The latest tantrum came on concerns about more deficit spending in Washington, after the Senate struck a budget deal that raises the spending cap by $2420 billion, more than the market expected.
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When Reynolds's sister and business partner, Cyril (Lesley Manville), informs him of the departure of a longtime client for a house she regards as more "chic," the designer has a small tantrum.
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And in trying to help, Madeline asks about Ziggy's dad, which sets Ziggy off and causes him to have a temper tantrum because his mother won't tell him who his dad is.
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Mortgage rates also spiked in the summer of 2013, during the so-called taper tantrum when the Federal Reserve indicated it would start raising rates and stop pouring money into mortgage-backed securities.
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However, as the poor performance between May 2013 and December 2015 shows - triggered by the taper tantrum and continued thanks to the slump in commodity prices - investors can get their fingers' badly burned.
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Meanwhile, over at HBO, the leftist quick to throw a temper tantrum when Bill Maher&aposs speaks out against Islamic extremism, but pretty much laugh and applaud when Maher made comments like this.
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The same thing happened after rates jumped in 2013, following the so-called taper tantrum, when the Federal Reserve indicated it would reduce the amount of money it was putting into the economy.
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The DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund's largest and second-largest net outflows for a month, -$2.2 billion and -$2.0 billion, were posted respectively during the taper-tantrum months of December and September 2013.
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"When we arrived (at the theater) we heard a few boos, and we heard some cheers," he told Fox News on the Sunday after his Friday night visit begat Trump's Saturday morning tantrum.
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"We're doing the best we can," press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamWhite House: Democrats' resolution shows impeachment is 'illegitimate sham' Democrats unveil impeachment procedures Press: Baby Donald throws a temper tantrum MORE said Thursday.
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Episode 8 Not surprisingly, Pablo isn't taking credit for the bombing — he's too busy throwing a temper tantrum to the attorney general, begging him to release his family so they can seek asylum.
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The collapse in commodity prices that undid Venezuela was accompanied by a sharp reversal of capital flows to emerging economies that began in 2011 and gathered pace during the "taper tantrum" of 2013.
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"The irony of a man who wants to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. throwing a temper tantrum over being similarly banned himself is apparent to everyone except the tycoon himself," she added.
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Jason Derulo threw a tantrum and vandalized a limo with shards of broken champagne glasses ... according to the limo company suing him for almost $10k -- but the singer's associates say it wasn't him.
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"It doesn't matter where you're from, it's not acceptable," McIlroy told reporters at the Genesis Open when it was put to him that Garcia's Spanish temperament may have been responsible for his tantrum.
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Trump later took credit for saving the taxpayers over $700 million on the program, despite the fact that the savings had been planned by the Pentagon for years leading up to his tantrum.
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Strewn along a tree-line where the boneyard connects to neighboring farmland are about a dozen massive ice cream cones, as if a gargantuan toddler had thrown a tantrum at the giant's picnic.
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"Because if they start talking about the economy doing pretty well and the markets rally a little bit, and they start talking about raising rates again, they're going to get another tightening tantrum."
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But ignoring them seems less like the journalism industry trying to keep Trump honest and more like journalists having a temper tantrum because he's found a new way to get around their filter.
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As other major central banks look to follow suit four years on, "Taper Tantrum II" is unlikely to pack the same shock value - at least not for developing economies jarred by the original.
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At the time, Spicer's tantrum felt unprecedented, a press secretary shoved out to defend the embattled new president against charges that people didn't like him (never mind that he lost the popular vote).
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In May 2013, EMs saw a "taper tantrum" with their currencies tumbling as investors started to bring their dollars back to the U.S. in anticipation of higher interest rates and a better yield.
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Games like Wyatt Derp, Temper Tantrum, and The Slaughtering Grounds (the first game Sterling reviewed)—are all gone along with their community pages, reviews, and associated downloads as if they'd never been there.
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"Just the idea that they're holding people's paychecks hostage and throwing a tantrum, I don't care if they wanted an ice cream cone, we're not going to give it to them," she said.
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" "If President Trump wants to throw a temper tantrum and shut down some departments and agencies over Christmas, that's certainly within his power, but he has two more sensible options available to him.
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In 2013, for instance, munis sank during the "Taper Tantrum," when yields spiked after the Fed suggested it might scale back a massive bond-buying program it was using to stimulate the economy.
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I look back on it now and see myself, pale and a little heavier, my hair short like a boy's, unwashed, throwing an American tantrum that I would throw again today without regret.
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With bonds seeing $1.43 billion flee in the past six weeks and gold shedding $7 billion over four weeks, these are the most intense redemptions since the 2013 "taper tantrum", the data showed.
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" Ezra Klein, founder of Vox _______ "What Trump needs desperately is someone to assure the nervous middle that there will be a grown-up in the Oval Office next to the tantrum-throwing toddler.
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They said the WBC, whose title Wilder holds, was forced to call off the fight only after Wilder threw "the equivalent of a childish temper tantrum" and decided not to fly to Russia.
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Investment-grade, high-yield and emerging- equity saw the biggest drawdown since the 2013 'taper tantrum' — the U.S. Federal Reserve's first hint it would reduce a stimulus program installed during the financial crisis.
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In a tantrum last week, President Trump raged against Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, in part because she had not done enough to break up families who crossed the southern border illegally.
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Kavanaugh's public tantrum the week before his confirmation included attacks on Democratic senators, a baseless conspiracy theory, and a warning that could be interpreted as a threat to retaliate against his Democratic opponents.
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Mediterranean's Sydney-born Hannah (whose exasperated honays —"honey" in Australian — are deeply communicative) skillfully handles these tantrum-throwing male chefs, who tend to take out insecurities about their food on the chief stew.
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When Joana overhears her auntie (Gina Bonati) describe her as "a viper," Lemp's body contorts like a child who's both about to throw a tantrum and attempt to grow wings and fly away.
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Why let the facts get in the way of a tantrum that he then transferred to Twitter, where he bellowed that Germany owed money for its defense to the United States and NATO?
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The new bar: Prove capable of speaking for 60 minutes without throwing a temper tantrum and ranting about ratings, the failing New York Times, fake news or the size of your inaugural crowd.
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The so-called "taper tantrum" of 2013, in which markets reacted abruptly to hints of the end of bond-buying, marked the reversal of that trade and hit EM currencies and stocks hard.
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After an embarrassing tantrum erupted at Frank Lloyd Wright's Stockman House in Mason City, Iowa, I taught them to just say, "I'm not old enough to appreciate this" whenever they didn't like something.
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Macron and Trudeau have promised a tantrum in Quebec over President Trump's use of tariffs – including on steel and aluminum – which Trump is using as pressure for reform and to signal a different path.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A cartoon published in an Australian newspaper that depicted tennis star Serena Williams having a temper tantrum at the U.S. Open last year was not racist, Australia's media watchdog said on Monday.
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Somewhere in the background Derek Zoolander is surely throwing a very attractive tantrum because Miles is clearly stealing his spotlight, serving up more raw elegance than has heretofore been seen at a movie premiere.
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A tantrum by the heiress of Korean Air Lines Co Ltd earlier this year reignited public anger at the behavior of the rich and powerful, and sparked investigations into her family and its businesses.
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" While Braun has not commented publicly on Swift's claims, people around him, including his wife, Yael Braun, said the singer was given the chance to purchase her masters and was throwing a "temper tantrum.
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You've probably not had to walk your child the entire length of a Walmart while everyone stops and stares because your son is having such a bad tantrum that security asked you to leave.
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"Whether it is now or whether it is next year, the taper tantrum risk is likely to resurface," said Mike Swell, co-head of global fixed income portfolio management at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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Back in 2013, the Federal Reserve started to reduce its bond buying, an episode known as the "taper tantrum" which eventually pushed ten-year bond yields to 3%; for context, they are now 2.58%.
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The tantrum by the heiress reignited public impatience with family-run conglomerates known as chaebol that dominate South Korea's economy, over what some people see as unchecked bad behavior by the rich and powerful.
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It's not entirely clear why this guy went this guy went on a rampage against these innocent iPhones (missing headphone jack, maybe?), but according to French media reports, he was arrested following his tantrum.
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A tantrum by the heiress of Korean Air Lines Co Ltd earlier this year reignited public anger at the behaviour of the rich and powerful, and sparked investigations into her family and its businesses.
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" That same day, Kramer, 35, also shared a post of her daughter helping in the kitchen and said despite the sweet moment, Jolie was likely to throw a "threenager temper tantrum at any moment.
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"I drew this cartoon Sunday night after seeing the U.S. Open final, and seeing the world's best tennis player have a tantrum and thought that was interesting," cartoonist Mark Knight wrote in the paper.
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The younger sister's tantrum has reignited public impatience with family-run conglomerates known as chaebol that dominate South Korea's economy, over what some people see as unchecked bad behaviour by the rich and powerful.
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For the foreseeable future the presidency will be both vacant and occupied, with the country reduced to waiting out his tantrum and deciphering its future from a fusillade of tweets and campaign-like rants.
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On Wednesday, all eyes were on the White House, when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused Donald Trump of throwing a "temper tantrum" and leaving a meeting with Democrats meant to discuss potential infrastructure legislation.
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TMZ's obtained video of the incident that went down last month at the Seattle airport, where Howie threw a violent tantrum when Carrie Pencek, his gf of 8 years, came to pick him up.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The return of worries over a global trade war has triggered the biggest outflows from emerging market stocks since the June 2013 'taper tantrum', the Institute of International Finance estimated on Friday.
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With interest rates in the U.S. set to rise further, India — one of the biggest victims during the "taper tantrum" in 2013 — has once again found itself defending against large amounts of capital outflow.
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Last December, HuffPost Live journalist Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani tried to question him about the more sordid parts of his past, and the musician threw a mini-tantrum on air, eventually walking off the set.
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The where was supposed to be a grillroom table in Manhattan made famous by a James Cagney tantrum (the old-time movie star, known for two-fisted toughness, cracked it with a single blow).
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I&aposve combined my experience traveling with a baby in tow with that of veteran traveling families to help you get from point A to point B with as few tantrum interruptions as possible.
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Travel Tips While there may not be a playbook for handling pint-size petulance at 32,000 feet, pediatric behavioral experts offer insights into how to avoid, or at least contain, that next temper tantrum.
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Later in my career, it became very clear during an executive morning meeting when our CTO threw a tantrum over my (and my female founder's) laptop stickers having the word "girls" in the hashtag.
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He saw the Republican president of the United States as a tantrum-throwing baby, who without constant supervision could bring the end of civilization as we know it, and Corker wanted everyone to know.
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But probably the most telling word is "baby," printed on the side of a building Camille drives by as she's having a tantrum, just after her mother chases her out of the Nashes' house.
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Yet even by that debased standard, Mr. Trump's latest Twitter tantrum against Mr. Sessions, on Monday, set a new low, providing a kind of anti-civics lesson for the nation he's supposed to lead.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that Donald Trump needs "an intervention" after his latest "temper tantrum" at the White House, ratcheting up her criticism of a president she says is not fit for office.
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Trump also threw a small temper tantrum in the East Room of the White House yesterday after a Reuters reporter had respectfully asked him what he was trying to achieve on the phone call.
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" The founder told her: "When you really don't get what you want and you really believe that's the right thing for the company, it's okay to throw a temper tantrum [and] throw things around.
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To Spicer's critics, the Emmys appearance was particularly incendiary, with Spicer making a joke about the crowd size at the awards show — an allusion to his earlier tantrum-esque defense of Trump's inauguration crowd.
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The comments initiated a mini tantrum in financial markets as they caught a glimpse of the winding down of the unprecedented central bank stimulus which has characterized the years since the global financial crisis.
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"We travel like other people and we've received the strange looks and awkward stares when your child acts up and has a tantrum at a hotel, restaurant or attraction and it's uncomfortable," he said.
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"We travel like other people and we've received the strange looks and awkward stares when your child acts up and has a tantrum at a hotel, restaurant or attraction and it's uncomfortable," he said.
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In 2014, during the so-called Taper Tantrum, investors took out more than a trillion dollars from the likes of Brazil and India, fearing an eventual rise in interest rates in the United States.
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Back in 2013 during the so-called taper tantrum, global investors pulled billions of dollars out of emerging-market economies after the Fed indicated that it would pull back on its expansionary monetary policies.
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Many of us have wondered, for months, what would happen when the Trump administration finally had to face a real crisis caused by external events rather than a presidential temper tantrum or some bad tweets.
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But while the leaders of the party have met multiple times in the past week with Trump and his administration, they say they won't validate Trump's "temper tantrum" over a border wall this time around.
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At first, I didn't know what would keep me watching Vice Principals past the second episode, in which — spoiler alert — Gamby and Russell's tantrum throwing leads them to fully burn Belinda's house to the ground.
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Bond markets panicked over the Federal Reserve's talk of removing life support from the economy in 2013, a "Taper Tantrum" that led to $59 billion in withdrawals from the funds that year, according to ICI.
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When the daughter of the chairman of Korean Air, a local airline, threw a public tantrum over macadamia nuts in 2014, South Koreans seethed about the culture of impunity at its big family-owned businesses.
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The first big round of post-crisis appreciation took place in 22010, in the wake of the "taper tantrum", as the Fed phased out the stimulative bond-buying it had undertaken in the early 21s.
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And the president did exactly what we could have predicted when he tweeted his ire at Curry on Saturday morning, pulling the typical, "You can't say no to me, I say no to you!" tantrum.
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The president's tantrum is totally divorced from policy reality: The government can't "shut it down," and Nielsen and Sessions appear to be working aggressively to do what they can to crack down at the border.
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Gingrich recounted the indignity a week later, over a press breakfast hosted by the Christian Science Monitor, and earned himself a memorable New York Post cover depicting him in diapers and throwing a temper tantrum.
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"We can see that these are applied way disproportionately to kids of color, and that there are almost no stories about white kindergarteners having a tantrum at school and having the police called," she explains.
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For most of the post-crisis decade, particularly since the "taper tantrum" in May 2013, financial markets have wagered that slow growth, low inflation and fragile markets will prevent the Fed from tightening policy much.
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Still, you give the child the attention he craves and maybe even a toy, not because you think the threats are real or because he deserves it, but because you want the tantrum to stop.
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Assets in Europe received their first "taper tantrum"-style jolt on Tuesday afternoon with a report that policymakers at the European Central Bank (ECB) were looking at winding back its trillion-dollar bond-buying program.
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He has a tantrum because you subtly emasculate him by ordering first at a bar or beating him in a neck-and-neck game of table football, and exits the room screaming about his mother.
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Lindsay Graham's send-up of what he perceives as Democratic foot-dragging came off as hypocritical at best, given Republican's efforts to block President Obama's Supreme Court nominees, and an irresponsible "temper tantrum" at worst.
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Just usually, we're in our cars all by ourselves (or the shower, YMMV) and not on national television hours after we just threw a huge fucking tantrum about how important performative acts of patriotism are.
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Her previous claim to fame is arguably a photo that went viral of her 2-year-old daughter throwing a tantrum on the Oval Office floor in front of former President Barack Obama in 2015.
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After having a Twitter tantrum about the leak of his take on Madeintyo's uber-popular online hit it appears Travis Scott has had a change of heart and has finally released his "Uber Everywhere" remix.
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An injury-hampered Kyrgios bowed out of the opening round of the U.S. Open with an assortment of fines, a smashed racket and a tantrum, while burnishing his reputation as the tour's most talented slacker.
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So when she politely asks Zeus to get out of the bathtub because it was time for a walk, Zeus threw a full-blown toddler-style temper tantrum, but with more howls and less crying.
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Meralyn Kirkland, an Orlando resident, told WKMG-TV News 6 that her six-year-old granddaughter was handcuffed and arrested at her school after throwing a temper tantrum, which was due to a medical condition.
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"Under pressure for lying about his monetary support for our veterans, Trump threw a tantrum — hurling insults at reporters instead of owning up to his broken promise to veterans," the group said in a statement.
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SEOUL, South Korea – A Korean Air heiress whose tantrum over nuts delayed a flight nearly four years ago is being investigated by South Korean immigration officials on suspicion she unlawfully hired housekeepers from the Philippines.
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" And she reminded her readers: "Sex is a perverse little devil and the minute you ignore it, it has a serious temper tantrum and tries every trick in the book to get you to notice.
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"Given the well-choreographed and gradual adjustment, we expect that asset markets will avoid another 'taper tantrum,' the sharp and disruptive rise in yields that occurred in 2013," Kostin wrote in a note to clients.
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The "tantrum" occurred after then-Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke warned that the central bank soon would be halting its monthly bond purchases that were seen as a key driver behind the postcrisis bull market run.
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While a penchant for humiliating people should be a disqualifier for any low level diplomat -- not to mention the secretary of state -- equally as troublesome is why Pompeo threw a tantrum in the first place.
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"The last precedent we had for this kind of move in rates was in 2013 during the so-called Taper Tantrum, when rates went from 1.66 percent to 3.25 percent in four months," Miller said.
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Three hours of heartwarming programming follows animals and their offspring from the moment the little ones are born through their tantrum-filled toddler years and, finally, the home schooling that keeps them safe and sound.
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In February, masked protestors lit objects on fire and caused $100,000 worth of damage on campus at the University of California-Berkeley in a tantrum opposing a college political group's invitation of provocateur Milo Yiannopolous.
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As the Federal Reserve meets, stocks are having a tantrum over rising interest rates that could lead to the deepest sell-off since the roughly 23 percent decline that followed the Brexit panic of 25.
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Back then, India suffered from chronic inflation, high oil prices and an unsustainable current-account deficit, fragilities that were all cruelly exposed by a sudden deterioration in global investor sentiment known as the "taper tantrum".
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Schwartz specifically claims that Bieber used anti-Semitic epithets in his egg-tossing tantrum, and alleges that he, his wife and daughter have all been plagued with stomachaches, headaches and sleeplessness because of Biebs' bad behavior.
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When I became a mom to twins a few years later, food consoled me on days when the kids had been extra tantrum-y, or whenever I felt exhausted or isolated (which, honestly, was pretty often).
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He is devilishly clever and witty, but he is also, in the words of one of his colleagues, an "emotional terrorist" who will badger, seduce and even tantrum in an attempt to get his needs met.
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But after the reaction to his June 21 speech in Sintra, Portugal, hinting at the possibility of changes to the central bank's aggressive stimulus, ECB President Mario Draghi will be wary of sparking another "taper tantrum".
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We've seen time and again how that level of investment can shift into a more toxic feeling of ownership, leading to absurd temper-tantrum petitions demanding the ending be remade to meet one person's personal expectations.
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There have been some sudden jumps in yields in recent years—the "taper tantrum" in 2013, when the Fed started to reduce its QE programme; and a surge in German bond yields in 2015, for example.
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There were a few instances of divergence, such as 2013's "taper tantrum" and former Chair Janet Yellen's first news conference, when markets worried that the Fed was going to tighten policy more aggressively than expected.
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He is devilishly clever and witty, but he is also, in the words of one of his colleagues, an 'emotional terrorist' who will badger, seduce and even tantrum in an attempt to get his needs met.
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Then, they can investigate more about the little instigator that disturbed its sleepy white dwarf star companion and heaped enough matter on its surface to cause a blinding temper tantrum in their corner of the universe.
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WASHINGTON -- North Korea&aposs recent temper tantrum over U.S.-South Korean military exercises and its threat to pull out of its upcoming summit with President Trump are signs that Trump&aposs North Korea strategy is working.
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But that pattern, since dubbed the "taper tantrum," is unlikely to be repeated even as the Fed begins to unpack its $4.5 trillion of bond holdings and looks set to keep hiking interest rates, analysts said.
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The White House surely will portray any congressional denial of federal funds as a temper tantrum imposing harm on the executive branch (and more broadly the American people) to strong-arm compliance with politically-motivated subpoenas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors withdrew billions from domestic stocks during the equity market's tariff tantrum, the Investment Company Institute (ICI) said on Wednesday, adding turbulence to a market that has shed its carefree attitude.
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Once the film starts dwelling on Conner's realization that he is a fuck-up, it starts to lag — there are only so many times you can watch a grown man throw a tantrum in his mansion.
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Witness the market mayhem exacerbated by trend-following algorithms when Switzerland's central bank scrapped its currency peg in 2015, or the taper tantrum in 2013 when the U.S. Federal Reserve said it would stop buying bonds.
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At times, she seems far less fluid than her beloved fictional creations, King Tot (Bianca Crudo), a tantrum-prone 9-year-old ruler of ancient Egypt, and his long-suffering and devoted slave, Horemheb (Nick Choksi).
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The famous "taper tantrum" — the market reaction to Chairman Bernanke's announcement that the Fed was planning to slow down and gradually end its asset purchases back in 21625 — raised mortgage interest rates a whole percentage point.
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"She loves food and was going crazy over that crust, and I just kept snapping pics," Horton told BuzzFeed, adding that they of course gave the crust back to her after 30 seconds of her tantrum.
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To her critics, the obstinacy of Ms. Syroyid and her like-minded supporters in Parliament is mind-bogglingly irresponsible, the tantrum at the children's table after the adults of European statesmanship had prepared a healthy settlement.
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Don't throw a tantrum on Friday evening at 26:242 PM when the Moon in stubborn Taurus squares off with Mars, enabling emotional outbursts— be careful to control your anger and avoid accidents caused by impulsivity.
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You're so eager to make things happen in your career or with the projects you're working on, and tonight you could get a lot done (unless you have a temper tantrum, which is very possible, too).
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Sure, each season there are a few stand outs, like Eureka throwing a temper tantrum, Monique really bringing it with a cactus, but those alone do not warrant the brutal awkwardness and humiliation of everyone else.
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Sock away some stickers, new markers (the ones with scents go over well), a small toy your child has admired and special treats like the child's favorite candy to nip a blossoming tantrum in the bud.
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"The taper tantrum left scars on anybody who was working at the Fed at that time," Mr. Powell said at a joint appearance in Atlanta with Mr. Bernanke and the former Fed chairwoman Janet L. Yellen.
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I also asked one mom whose child had a mega-viral public tantrum at the White House about how to get over it if your kid is not her best self at a work-related event.
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The videos released to CNN by the family attorney start off with Kaia Rolle calmly reading a book with a teacher in an office and do not show the temper tantrum described in the handwritten statements.
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"All our research suggests this is a big reason for the resilience with which EMs have absorbed numerous recent shocks - whether the Trump tantrum or rapid moves in core rates in the past month," Trivedi said.
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Democrats emerged from a White House meeting on Wednesday complaining of a "temper tantrum" thrown by the president, who they said stormed out after they refused his latest demand for funding to build a border wall.
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"If we're getting these kinds of moves for a shock that's really quite a bit smaller than the 'taper tantrum,' it makes me quite worried," said Robin Brooks, chief economist at the Institute of International Finance.
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Bond markets are having an increasing impact on FX and equity markets, the strategists said, drawing parallels with moves seen in 2013 during the so-called "taper tantrum," when Fed signals about withdrawing liquidity hit markets.
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It recalls the so-called taper tantrum in the United States in 2013 after Ben S. Bernanke, then the chairman of the Federal Reserve, suggested that the American central bank would begin reducing its asset purchases.
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I'm a recent convert to budget airlines, even though I may have once thrown a tantrum at the Ryanair check-in counter when they charged me 40 euros for forgetting to print out my boarding pass.
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But the anger about the alleged censorship of Republicans by the big tech platforms is more than just the president's tantrum du jour — it's a mainstream talking point in conservative media, from Fox News to Infowars.
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Like a camp counselor or something: So now Kyrgios's temper tantrum has ensnared the the chair umpire who, sure, probably should not be giving pep talks to players he is officiating, but I mean, come on!
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Howl himself is categorized by others as being vain and self-centered — he even throws a temper tantrum when his hair is accidentally dyed orange, saying 'I see no point in living if I can't be beautiful.
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But unlike during the taper tantrum of the second half of 2013, DoubleLine enters the next rising-rate period with multiple strategies and track records of three years or longer designed for investors fearing still higher rates.
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The fronts on which Amazon engages in aggressive, anti-competitive tactics that could be damaging to average Americans are many; the reasons you should feel bad for the world's richest man over a Trump tantrum are few.
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The explosive op-ed, titled, "The Republicans' Fake Investigations," dropped in the middle of a disturbing Twitter tantrum by the US president, who attacked the "most dishonest & corrupt media" and taunted the nuclear-armed North Korean regime.
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Of course, it's embarrassing when Trump throws his country all over the floor or has a temper tantrum until he gets to sit in the cart or hits on someone else's wife in front of the cameras.
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" She adds that it doesn't hurt to take a few minutes alone to prepare what you want to say, "just to make sure that you're approaching it from an adult, mature perspective — and not throwing a tantrum.
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Lois Lane (Amy Adams) shows up and talks him down from his post-resurrection temper tantrum, and Clark is back to billboard-worthy smiles and defending truth, justice, and the American way before the day is out.
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The average quantity of these government bonds that can be traded at the best bid and offer prices remained below levels seen before the crisis and 2013 "taper tantrum" but above levels during the crisis, they said.
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The "taper tantrum" of 1.803, when the Fed said it would reduce bond purchases, also sent yields higher and hurt the dollar, while yield increases on Fed rate hikes since late 2016 have weighed on the greenback.
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But higher yields and a stronger dollar also pose risks, especially to emerging markets, even though some EM equity and credit markets held up better than they did at the time of the taper tantrum in 2013.
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"If you look at the fundamentals this time around, you have a better situation than you had, for example, around the time of the 'taper tantrum,'" said Sonja Gibbs, senior director at the Institute for International Finance.
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In May 20143, emerging markets recoiled in horror as the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled it was time to stop pumping them full of new cash, bearing the brunt of a "Taper Tantrum" that rippled around the globe.
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I wish that during the great Kanye tantrum of 2016, I hadn't been glued to my Twitter account, hadn't neglected work and deadlines, and hadn't thrown side-eye at anyone who dared act like they didn't care.
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On Snapchat, they show pictures of their kids in the midst of some disastrous tantrum, throwing food all over the floor, peeing in the tub, covered in mud and paint and food, because hey, that's life, O.K.?
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This could trigger a sell-off that could be as bad or worse than the 2013 market rout - the "taper tantrum" - when the U.S. Federal Reserve began tapering its massive bond-buying programme, according to fund managers.
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"The BOJ and the ECB are the ones with the long-standing structural weaknesses and there are bigger fears about the risk of a taper tantrum," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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An image of the child playing on the swings at the park is a lot less likely to resurface than a YouTube video of them having a tantrum because their breakfast is not in their favourite bowl.
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Many of her greatest triumphs have involved women unbound by the usual conventions of decorum, whose potential range of behavior is so great that at any moment they might cry, have a tantrum or break into song.
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Yesterday, President Trump stormed out of a meeting with congressional leaders, throwing what Democrats described as a "temper tantrum" over his demand to fund a border wall, a key sticking point in talks to reopen the government.
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"As the dust settles from the Trump shutdown, it is clear as day that the president's temper tantrum caused serious and lasting damage to our nation's economy," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader.
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Given the President's brazen, erratic behavior and mood in the last few days, the idea that he could repeat his tantrum and early departure at the last G7 summit in Canada last year cannot be ruled out.
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Nicole Malliotakis of New York was among those who said Pelosi just upped Trump's chances at reelection, arguing, "Nothing says four more years" quite like Pelosi "throwing a temper tantrum at the end of a dynamic" speech.
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Go back to his mini-tantrum during a White House news conference in February, when a reporter for a Jewish magazine tried to ask him whether he was paying proper heed to the anti-Semitic bomb threats.
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Of course, it would be unprofessional to march into your boss's office and throw a tantrum, demanding to know why some undeserving outsider has a fancy title when you've been working your butt off and getting ignored.
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Wall Street is frightened at the prospect of a progressive in the mold of Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren, and some billionaires are having a temper tantrum because they refuse to pay their fair share of taxes.
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But by the same token, if your political allies don't want to make concessions to get something because the thing in question is bad, the smart approach is to just let it slide, not throw a tantrum.
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If Amazon were to, say, accept the whopping $7 billion offered by Newark, less than 20 miles away, and open up its headquarters there, proponents of the Long Island City deal would almost certainly throw a tantrum.
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If anyone bothers you on Monday as Mars swings back forward, you'll be the bigger person: The Moon, your planetary ruler, is still in sensitive Pisces, allowing you to effortlessly empathize with anyone throwing a Mars tantrum.
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Also confirmed in a gallant tantrum of a tweet by Dorsey was Re/code reporting on a series of departures at Twitter, including media head Katie Jacobs Stanton, product head Kevin Weil and engineering head Alex Roetter.
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"While markets had a tantrum after (ECB President Mario) Draghi's comment about not seeing rates going further into negative territory, we still see yesterday's announcement as net positive," Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo markets said.
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Jill Stein's 1% temper tantrum cost Michigan taxpayers millions of dollars and would have cost them additional millions of dollars if not for the actions of President-elect Trump, the Michigan Republican Party, and Attorney General Bill Schuette.
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Instead, Sam, who's already cranky that he's wasting away his time copying records at the Citadel instead of researching ways to battle the White Walkers, interrupts Gilly with a temper tantrum and then stalks out of the room.
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At the news conference last week, Trump threw a tantrum when Acosta attempted to question him about a group of migrants traveling to the U.S. border, as well as the investigation into Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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Indrawati said Indonesia was much better positioned to handle Fed rate hikes than during the "taper tantrum" of 2013, when funds flowed out of emerging markets as the Fed signaled it would scale back its bond-buying efforts.
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He needs the back-and-forth to sustain the outrage, but while he's throwing a tantrum in the West Wing, the Eagles are going about their business, determined not to engage with him while still fighting for good.
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The spike in yields proved short-lived; Treasuries now yield less than they did before the tantrum, even though the Fed has tightened policy substantially, by bringing QE to an end and raising the short-term interest rate.
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"He is devilishly clever and witty, but he is also, in the words of one of his colleagues, an 'emotional terrorist' who will badger, seduce and even tantrum in an attempt to get his needs met," she wrote.
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But Malaysia's currency, the ringgit, took it on the chin in the market's Trump tantrum, plunging to a year's low of 4.4640 ringgit against the dollar, flirting near levels last seen during the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997.
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Some people have gone so far as to speculate that Trump deliberately threw a temper tantrum about Hamilton to distract from the more serious stories — or even that he sent Pence to the musical to create a spectacle.
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However infuriating it is to deal with someone who throws a tantrum over small setbacks, it's better to take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again than to simply write them off as a terrible human being.
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For example, when markets threw their so-called "taper tantrum" in mid-2013, after then-chairman Ben Bernanke said that asset purchases would be reduced, they were agitated in part by the prospect of faster interest-rate rises.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian newspaper defied international criticism and allegations of racism on Wednesday when it reprinted a controversial cartoon on its front page depicting U.S. tennis star Serena Williams having a temper tantrum at the U.S. Open.
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The Trump Trade could start looking more like a Trump Tantrum if the new U.S. administration's health-care bill stalls in Congress, prompting worries on Wall Street about tax cuts and other measures aimed at promoting economic growth.
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Today's Number 46% That's how much profits increased for health insurance companies in 2016, despite millions in losses from Obamacare And finally ... Temper tantrum Someone's sleeping in his bed, and Dover the English bulldog is not having it.
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And, if U.S. markets are subject to another surprise like the 2013 "Taper Tantrum" or a negative market reaction to political elections in Europe, the popular equity funds could struggle to deliver on their promise, El-Erian said.
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According to Oxford Economics, only a third of emerging markets have a "non-negligible" risk of a sovereign crisis today, compared with 65 percent in 2008 and 72 percent at the time of the "taper tantrum" in 2013.
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Pandl noted that following the taper tantrum in 2013, when markets convulsed after the Fed first broached the idea that it would taper its bond purchases, policy makers were likely to move carefully on adjusting the balance sheet.
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As part of a new video series, "If I Were a Parent," showcasing kids taking on modern-day parenting problems, I asked Grace and her classmates what they would do if their son or daughter had a tantrum.
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The spectators, a duplicitous mob, would see him pause to ponder a dissatisfying line call, hands on hips, and would bay him onward, into the molten depths of the tantrum that they both craved and affected to deplore.
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The right wing's yearly tantrum over the chain's secular holiday cups has only boosted Schultz's progressive reputation, as did outrage from Trump supporters after Schultz announced that Starbucks would hire 10,000 refugees in protest of Trump's immigration policies.
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The currency has tumbled some 70% against the U.S. dollar since the 2013 "taper tantrum", when the Federal Reserve announced a step down in asset purchases and triggered a sharp sell off in riskier assets, especially emerging markets.
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Read: Bill Cosby threw a courtroom tantrum when a jury found him guilty When singer and celebrity chef Kelis finalized her divorce from rapper Nas in 2010, she said only that "irreconcilable details" drove the superstar couple apart.
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We arrived at this moment because President Trump has been on a destructive two-week temper tantrum demanding the American taxpayer pony up for an expensive and ineffective border wall that the president promised Mexico would pay for.
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Jo processes her brother's act as "a strangely futile gesture, a particularly violent tantrum," designed to protest the government's seizure of their childhood home, on land their family has owned for five generations, to build a new road.
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When a federal judge finally ruled the NYPD's tactics unconstitutional, Bloomberg essentially threw a tantrum, accusing her of being anti-cop and insinuating that she would have blood on her hands once the murder rate crawled back up.
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Whispering to the Soviets that Nixon was, in Augustus fashion, railing nocturnally in the White House halls was effective; but Nixon's shoving an apologetic press secretary Ron Ziegler, for all to see on TV, was a counterproductive tantrum.
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Nick Young threw a violent temper tantrum after not getting a foul call in a church league basketball game back in August ... and allegedly beat the crap out of an opposing player ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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