For people who are miserable; for people who don't love themselves; for people who have nothing better to do... For people who are horrible to say things and pick on people and taunt and taunt and taunt.
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Before the Texas delgation, Cruz withstood taunt after taunt, outburst after outburst, as he tried to defend his position as a principled stand.
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But Ms. Warren, who has taken to matching the Republican taunt for taunt on social media, could not resist resurrecting Clinton's tack. There.
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The evangelicals, in particular, deserve Trump's taunt at their intelligence.
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The crowd followed his lead, turning around to taunt me.
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Priebus bristles when people ask him this — or taunt him.
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Having more than one sort of feels like a taunt.
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It's the cadence that makes it the perfect basketball taunt.
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But first came a "racial" taunt, according to Mr. Westbrook.
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"Get a Life" is both a taunt and a description.
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According to Scott, his breakthrough was inspired by a taunt.
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I sang it as a taunt to the Fates, too.
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Their purpose in approaching Mr. Sawyer was to taunt him.
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And he's not afraid to taunt President Trump on Twitter.
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And he's not afraid to taunt President Trump on Twitter.
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" Supporters of Smith replied with the taunt, "Ku Klux McAdoo!
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Republicans may be wondering if it was intended to taunt them.
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THE billboards almost seem to taunt motorists crawling through traffic below.
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The attackers call Gurcharan Singh's turban a "curtain" and taunt him.
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Do not taunt happy funball flamethrower or try to resell it.
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Way to taunt the rest of us flying back in coach!
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One neighbor says it's meant to taunt and intimidate her specifically.
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People are allowed to taunt and throw spoiled fruit at it.
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Classmates taunt him that they hope his mother gets deported, too.
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They would taunt us and try to look under our skirts.
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That message appears to have been a taunt; American Media Inc.
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Editorial "Community organizer" is a bully boy taunt for President Trump.
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So you, your partner, and your friend taunt him a little.
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We see his own crack addicted mother taunt him to his face.
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Moreover, they'll taunt you when you return, often in crudely hilarious terms.
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Channel One refused, of course; a bully's taunt stings less if retracted.
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Perfect for whoever has the balls to publicly taunt the NSA. 2.
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A squirrel will steal it and taunt you from out of reach.
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We..... A tweet, a taunt and an unmoved policy, all in one.
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Or was it soldiers coming to taunt us poor, cow-less Tutsi?
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Best not to taunt your opponents when you're licking your wounds, bruh.
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It is the dismissive taunt of the world's most overpromoted playground bully.
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Despite a homophobic taunt, he unbuttons his shirt for a school photo.
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Her chief abuser would taunt her as she cried out in pain.
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Their opponents will taunt them about Judge Kavanaugh on the campaign trail.
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But for too many students, college is a letdown, betrayal or taunt.
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Its over-supply serves as an unspoken taunt to the hungry Kims.
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Iran is very adept as using its navy to taunt American vessels.
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First, the background: The goalie taunt has been around since the early 90s.
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On Saturday in Nashville, Predators fans went after Connor Hellebuyck with the taunt.
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Varian's three Heroic traits are Taunt, Colossus Smash and Twin Blades of Fury.
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So Mr. Trump has resorted to the schoolyard taunt: You can't get me!
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Still, Republicans were quick to taunt Clinton for losing another race to Sanders.
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Go on social media to taunt the police who are looking for you.
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The big taunt minions are especially helpful if you're facing lots of aggro.
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The code rests on four main pillars: shame, honor, taunt, and finally, revenge.
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You shouldn't taunt a notorious serial killer—even if it's for your podcast.
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It's even true of the ghosts who show up to taunt and haunt.
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My daughter defended herself, crying, as the other girls continued to taunt her.
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To turn a familiar taunt against them: Alabama had not really played anybody.
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Neighbors begin to taunt them and won't accept Ponna's help in the fields.
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Classmates often taunt them for their background and for not speaking Korean well.
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But there's a cruel taunt buried under all the daily anxiety and idiocy.
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"I'm not going to let a guy unnecessarily taunt our bench," Carlisle said.
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Implicit in Sanders' defense is a taunt: What's wrong, can't take a joke?
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On the hill above, a group of teenage boys had gathered to taunt us.
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Was "lock him up" an acceptable way to taunt this perennially under-investigation president?
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That kind of taunt is especially humiliating given the personal nature of fighting games.
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Rich kids taunt him and nickname him Pelé, a moniker he comes to embrace.
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Still, it's fun to imagine Nunes being triggered by such a schoolyard-style taunt.
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McGregor puts his hands behind his back to taunt Alvarez and invite a blow.
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Trump may have revealed US military secrets by tweeting a photo to taunt Iran
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Lil Wayne is a savage storyteller, always ready with a taunt, threat or boast.
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President Trump took to Twitter on Thursday to taunt former Vice President Joe Biden.
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When the president is encouraging crowds to taunt the media, that's all but inevitable.
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A hacker broke into a Ring in Virginia to taunt a 6-year-old.
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When the word 'Jew' is used as a schoolyard taunt, something has to happen.
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McKnight pointed at the scoreboard to taunt McClung, who was then shoved by Gill.
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Viewed without context, the piece seems a postmodern taunt or a bridge-burning implosion.
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But in recent weeks, Mr. Trump has also revived his old "rocket man" taunt.
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Nick did not verbally assault, taunt, mock, harass, disparage or threaten Phillips in any way.
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After scoring the winning goal against England, she sparked controversy with a "tea sipping" taunt.
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Was she created to taunt women or to purposefully tear down our collective self-esteem?
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He only had one hostage, Rickon Stark, with which to taunt or compel his enemies.
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He even goes so far as to taunt his rivals with his Second Amendment credentials.
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" Trump basked in the taunt and once even said, "I'm starting to agree with you.
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It's just going to sit on a digital shelf and taunt me a year later.
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This time, Ms. Ditto didn't have a joke or a taunt or a smart comeback.
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Trump took the two events and combined them into a Twitter taunt against the Moulton.
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They tease and taunt you with the possibility of deliverance, but they never quite deliver.
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Throughout 2007, he continued to taunt her, becoming a frequent talking point on The View.
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"They are using the Norks to taunt us," he said, using slang for North Koreans.
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Essentially, they go full Regina George and taunt IT for trying to make fetch happen.
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It has a singsong vocal that splits the differences between rap, chant and playground taunt.
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For months, he continued to attack military bases and taunt the government on social media.
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He even had enough room to taunt an encroaching Chiefs player on his way in.
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Corbyn drew jeers and shouts for his taunt that May had acted to please Trump.
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Just before they stab him, they taunt him with personal knowledge from his high-school days.
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They can solve the problem of North Korea if they wanted to but they taunt us.
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One exception is President Trump, who has used the name to taunt the mayor at rallies.
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So now besides cyber hacking us all day, they are using the Norks to taunt us.
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" Palin ended with one last taunt: "My challenge, shallow Sacha boy: go ahead — air the footage.
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To the troll, other people exist to taunt for lulz, to laugh along, or for both.
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Even now my colleagues tease and taunt me in the court room, and judges mock me.
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For 4 mana, Tortollan Shellraiser is a good early defender at 2/6 and with taunt.
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Mark Antony sarcastically repeats the taunt that Brutus is "an honourable man" after Brutus murders Caesar.
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On the phone, she pointed to further evidence of the flexibility of "boomer" as a taunt.
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Trump took the two events and combined them into a bizarre Twitter taunt against the Moulton.
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But this isn't the first time that the official has taken to Twitter to taunt Trump.
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More recently, though, Mr. Trump has added a taunt more narrowly tailored to his latest audience.
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They taunt about the foods people eat in China, as if all Chinese people are barbarians.
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MIKE HALE 'Teddy Perkins' Fame, in "Atlanta," has been a fantasy, a disappointment, an elusive taunt.
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After about 30 seconds of consideration, the pair sent the playground taunt to the online ether.
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" Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, responded with a taunt, saying Mr. Trump "can't do anything.
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Many of my Democrat friends like to taunt pro-life people on their social media feeds.
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Each pitcher who intentionally unintentionally walks him could taunt his relative impotence after each free pass.
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"I don't know whether they're trying to taunt us toward an impeachment or anything else," Nadler said.
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There are so many ways to taunt and bait the insecurities of an opponent in a fight.
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But the victims' friends and family do know this: The killer or killers like to taunt them.
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He loves nothing more than to taunt liberals, the media and America with throwback thinking and insults.
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They could be handy if you're traveling or you want some new ways to taunt your kids.
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The lawyers try to go on the record, then Chuck takes them off it to taunt Axe.
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After watching the child taunt him, he lashes out blindly — just like he did as a child.
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Branden's still pissed, and says he might keep the site up to taunt Drake with other pranks.
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And I'm what society would consider as slim, and yet those body hang-ups still taunt me.
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Esfahani's taunt notwithstanding, Rondeau's approach to the Goldbergs is highly unorthodox—even more so than Esfahani's own.
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He's the guy you can count on to taunt and revile the president's enemies or perceived enemies.
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Those clues and evidence did not immediately lead to a suspect, who started to taunt the police.
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They challenge Gornall; they taunt him, leave him bleeding and weary until, ultimately, they yield to him.
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The word "Jap" was used frequently to taunt Japanese-Americans with hate and bigotry in his childhood.
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"Fascism," the perfume bottle label reads — a taunt to the minister's critics, three weeks before Israelis vote.
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A wild-haired spirit who calls herself Care has come to taunt and haunt the avaricious Faust.
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And the very name of his more impulsive successor has become a kind of shorthand racial taunt.
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I was too young to understand his mission, The fuel of that dancing to taunt the pitcher.
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Democrats can taunt Republicans, asking them whether they are too cowardly to agree to a direct vote.
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The in-house arena music guys—Tampa breaking out "Don't Stop Believin'" to taunt the Red Wings?
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Throughout 2017 and early 2018, North Korea continued its nuclear threats, and Trump continued to taunt Kim.
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On another occasion, Mr. Butterfield bought a snarky full-page newspaper ad to taunt a rival, Microsoft.
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After Ryan's bill passed the House, they sang, "Hey, hey, hey, goodbye," to taunt their Republican colleagues.
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The marked rise in bullying in our schools, with some kids citing President Trump's words to taunt others?
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Moscow has been looking for ways to taunt Turkey since Turkey shot down a Russian warplane in November.
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Trump reacted to Obama's endorsement of Clinton with his usual bluster and Clinton responded with, basically, a taunt.
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And her death is in her own hands; it's not a taunt or provocation committed by a villain.
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He loves to taunt his rivals and even his supporters, as in the sad case of Chris Christie.
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Ganzorig was leading 7-6 and started to taunt his counterpart with just seconds left of their match.
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They've sort of been passing things as a taunt––that's sort of a way to think about it.
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But she left in others, knowingly, which gave her closing taunt in "Don't Hurt Yourself" two insistent bleeps.
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Jeb Bush was "a one-day kill," as a gloating Trump put it, with the "low energy" taunt.
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"He's doing it deliberately to mock and taunt us because we're vegans," says the man behind the camera.
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" But soon afterward, he goes on to taunt, "I don't take advice from people less successful than me.
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An underlying dancehall pulse propels tiers of staccato electronics and backup vocals that build to a nervy taunt.
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An assault on the final ISIS stronghold, a taunt for the Philippine military and a controversial Australian cartoon.
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Halsey recently responded to people who had been commenting "G-Eazy" on her Instagram posts to taunt her.
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Word had seeped through the crowd that white nationalists were nearby, looking to taunt, or maybe something worse.
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On Friday, she seemed to taunt police with a video of her rapping before making her account private.
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Over three weeks, the man impersonated Nikolas Cruz, the confessed gunman, on social media to threaten and taunt.
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I then taunt myself with a gorgeoussss three-bed one-bath about 1.5 miles from our place now.
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Meantime, we're told Cravens continued to taunt Beasley -- and invited him to "step outside" to continue the fight.
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" McNabb appeared to taunt Boyce, declaring at one point, "I've got a much bigger audience than you do.
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They taunt each other back and forth, with Raymond saying that Eve is behind one of these hotel doors.
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He would help her, but he wouldn't sell directly, wary his friends would taunt him for selling women's products.
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Consider something Trump said on Wednesday, which Sessions may have found even more shocking than Trump's Mr. Magoo taunt.
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I kept expecting a scene where Patti feels bad about her weight, even though people taunt her about it.
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A delirious, sobbing Catwoman spits out the taunt as a Trump-esque tycoon named Shreck shoots her point-blank.
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Or, you let people laugh and taunt and troll you on Twitter with majillions of posts about your idiocy?
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Gulaban's husband, Harjilal, recalled how people in Thar would taunt him when his "illiterate" wife drove their small car.
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That favourite Israeli taunt—that Arabs never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity—could be used once again.
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He'll taunt you with a trade war one day and bail out a company in your country the next.
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"Every taunt, however bitter; every tale, however petty; every charge, however shameful...has been levelled against him," Winston wrote.
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Mr. Castro continued to taunt American presidents for a half-century, frustrating all of Washington's attempts to contain him.
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Within days of crossing the border into Syria she couldn't wait to taunt the British authorities about her defection.
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Like members of Congress, the business leaders all fear the tweet or taunt that could hurt their professional interests.
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However, he allegedly continued to taunt at least one of his previous victims with a series of phone calls.
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" She says, "I believe that he left it out to taunt, intimidate and frighten me, which he absolutely accomplished.
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That may also be why the beginning of the song — Santana's guitar riff — sounds like a jarring, precarious taunt.
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While not all recipes can be played with, others, like the Eton mess, can taunt a baker with possibilities.
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The actual killer struck detectives as eager to taunt the police, leaving behind a pair of used surgical gloves.
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In 2010, a Mirror staffer named Lee Cain put on the suit to taunt then-Prime Minister David Cameron.
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The Riverfront Times said demonstrators now plan on peacefully selling cupcakes outside West's speech to taunt the former lawmaker.
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When her washer (Me'sha Bryan) and dryer (Ako Mitchell) sing to her, they're internal voices that taunt and console.
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The thought of adding another entry to such a crowded docket feels more like a taunt than a treat.
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So while the taunt has been directed at countless players over the years, those are the still the two archetypes.
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It's best not to let children too close to the glass, or let them taunt or tease the animals. 2.
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These voices taunt him as he replays them in his head, triggering his anxieties and inspiring these extended surrealist sequences.
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But an offensive taunt at the trash-talking event has many accusing the Irish UFC star of racist behavior — again.
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What was China's response to that taunt, repeated many times over, including in Trump's tweets and press statements last week?
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But Bush's efforts have had little effect, leading Trump to taunt him last week by saying he "wasted" $40 million.
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Late on Friday, Musk used Twitter to taunt investors who have bet against his company, despite the possible SEC investigation.
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It sounded at first like a taunt, an acidic side of this earnest young politician we had not seen before.
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Surrounded by peers who taunt her and adults who condescend to her, Patricia's problem is only partly one of geography.
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He moves tables, sits behind her, and continues to taunt her until she insults him in frustration, then finally leaves.
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Saying "I feel sorry for you" over and over is more of a taunt than even an attempt at conversion.
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It might still be part of the cultural lexicon in eight years, a taunt thrown at survivors who come forward.
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The question now is whether "intellectual disability" will remain the preference, or, like its predecessors, devolve into a derogatory taunt.
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The crucial turn comes at the beginning of Act III, when Huguenots drinking in a tavern taunt their Catholic counterparts.
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Trump took to Twitter on Sunday morning to taunt House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and knock her for rejecting the deal.
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They also taunt, test and torment each other, two stars, roster spots secure, spicing up the eighth practice of camp.
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Burger King appeared to taunt Chick-fil-A on Friday over Kanye West's new song about the fried-chicken chain.
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But members of the amorphous conservative morass known as the alt-right seem to use the term as a taunt.
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Together, these mental monsters taunt Usher when he falls out of line with expectations from every corner of his society.
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David Gordon Green directed, continuing to taunt critics who praised him when he was a promising indie upstart ("George Washington").
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Mr. Beazley heard a taunt that is now burned onto his memory: "Surprise," the gunman said, followed by an expletive.
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Later that day, in a session with reporters, Mr. O'Rourke would taunt Mr. Schumer for doing "absolutely nothing" on guns.
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Ms. Gutiérrez had endured the taunt before, but this time, in front of hopeful teenagers, the words felt like fire.
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To others, it was a menacing taunt to his predecessor: Look what my whiteness allows me to get away with.
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ET: Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen is chased out of a D.C.-area restaurant and protesters taunt her outside her home.
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Relenting to his taunt, I pulled out my phone and pressed a button that posed a terrifying question: Share location indefinitely?
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Andrew Scheer, the Conservative leader, sought to capitalise on those errors with the taunt that Mr Trudeau is "not as advertised".
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The "looking a little soft" taunt directed at Momoa is only negative if one finds softness — a feminized quality — inherently negative.
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Whether intentionally or not, the Spanish National Police's announcement of Mr. Moreira's arrest on Twitter seemed to taunt Mr. Peña Nieto.
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American conservatives taunt left-wing youth as "snowflakes", a name they have in turn reappropriated with Twitter handles like "Iron Snowflake".
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Esports that the announcement was a "troll," but that hasn't stopped people from voicing their arguments for and against the taunt.
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With the help of an exclamation point, "sad," for example, has transformed from a state of feeling to a rude taunt.
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In response to the taunt a Perry student shouted back, "I was born in Dallas County, just like you," said Marburger.
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Anytime Lucas fumbles on a run, Dudley and his subscribers use one of Dudley's specially-designed "lmao" emotes to taunt him.
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There's even a rival group of kids for everyone to rally against, complete with an evil genius cat to taunt Snoopy.
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The hacker appeared to taunt the infamous hacking group Lizard Squad, notorious for targeting Xbox Live and other online gaming services.
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She cited news reports of white school students using Trump slogans to taunt Latino children in schools in Indiana and Iowa.
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His apparent recourse was to taunt the entire opposing stadium on the way out, which I refuse to be upset about.
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He shed his original anonymous Twitter nom de plume, "Reinhold Niebuhr," and directly waded in to criticize and taunt his tormentor.
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At concerts on her current "Formation" tour, she sells a T-shirt that reads "Boycott Beyoncé" — a taunt and a wink.
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Until then, Americans will continue to succumb to a preventable disease that will taunt them for the rest of their lives.
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Trump has been using nicknames and insults to taunt his political enemies since the early days of his 2023 presidential run.
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"Most particularly, in London we have gangs who make drill videos and in those videos, they taunt each other," she said.
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They don't taunt and get into Twitter wars with the rulers of countries that just might send nuclear warheads our way.
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They sound especially good to me, because I'm vertically challenged: The top shelves at the grocery store are a weekly taunt.
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After the cops leave (Ben waves them off, seemingly so he can continue to taunt Joanie on his own), Joanie cracks.
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At the nuclear conference, Mr. Pompeo appeared to taunt Iran, describing its "panicked aggression" in reaction to the American pressure campaign.
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Twitter jokes rarely blend with policy, and it is not just Trump who has seen a Twitter taunt fall flat. Rep.
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The lawsuit claims some of the older players would physically restrain younger players, taunt them and engage in mock sex acts.
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Thunberg, who has never been one to shy away from pissing off adults, did not directly respond to Trump's apparent taunt.
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During a match, when it calculates its win probability is above 90 percent, it's programmed to taunt other players via chat.
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The pageant hopeful and recent college graduate says that the other students at her all-girls high school would constantly taunt her.
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He's tied up in a corner with his mouth covered as they beat him, taunt him and hurl racial slurs at him.
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She's not doing it to defeat him or even taunt him, but rather to prove a point that she can do it.
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Sinemia has done a solid job benefiting from MoviePass's woes, even seeming to taunt its chief competitor with a handful of promotions.
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The playful "Sorry" samples Isaac Hayes' "Walk On By" and reads like a taunt from a jilted lover turned indifferent and unapologetic.
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To reinforce his point, the man held up a sign with the taunt, accusing Trump of having a predilection for overcooked steaks.
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I have no clue if this show is as fake as The Hills but the "smelly kid" taunt is real AF regardless.
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The tweets and Facebook posts people put up of finisher's medals they might not have earned taunt serious runners to out them.
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But the more we find out about what Mueller knows -- and has known -- the less credible that taunt from the President seems.
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As the crypto stars strut their stuff, declare their allegiances, and taunt their rivals, you wind up with shifting, indistinct pecking orders.
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Trump has been using nicknames and insults to taunt his political opponents since the 2016 Republican presidential primary, tagging former Florida Gov.
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Heading down Fifth Avenue, Kamworor took off his gloves and threw them to the ground, as if to taunt Desisa and Kitata.
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The president and his supporters taunt her with the name "Pocahontas," a slur based on the nickname of a teenaged rape victim.
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They told her she was going to get crushed, sometimes as a taunt, and other times out of concern for her safety.
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"I don't think he would use his position as the stick in the eye of Trump or taunt him," Mr. Wehner said.
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He played the musical introduction for the famous chant that ends with the salty taunt of the former Islanders defenseman Denis Potvin.
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But fortunately for them, there are plenty of good Samaritans who are only too willing to disprove the old "finders keepers" taunt.
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With #BoycottHawaii, Trump critics saw an opening to flip the script and took it, turning a conservative screed into a liberal taunt.
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To call the child's taunt "populism" at once minimizes the seriousness of his actions and strains the definition of populism beyond recognition.
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Stoudemire was fined $50,000 by the N.B.A. in 2012 for using a homophobic slur in response to a fan's taunt on Twitter.
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To some, it became a taunt at high school basketball games, a way to make clear some kinds of people aren't welcome here.
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But what of the various arm-based routines that go into setting up the move, including his famous "U can't see me" taunt?
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Although presented with a golden opportunity to rub Hamilton's nose in it, Vettel denied there was extra satisfaction winning after the Briton's taunt.
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Irresistibly absorbing and baffling in their complexity, the works taunt and tease, daring us to try to solve the riddle of their construction.
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We drove around late into the night, those flickering lights of Manhattan like a taunt for lives we'd been promised but couldn't afford.
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Cover image: Bulgaria fans taunt the England players during the European Championship Qualifying match at the Vasil Levski Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria in 2012.
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Mr. Trump, whom Mr. Cruz praised for months, has begun to taunt the senator, raising questions about his Canadian birthplace and his faith.
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"I believe that he left it out to taunt, intimidate and frighten me, which he absolutely accomplished," she reportedly claims in the papers.
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The planes circled above the city to taunt us, then flew closer, making our tables tremble from the force of their sonic booms.
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But hang on a mo, Mr. Fury, isn't that "tip" the old Roy Jones Jr. hands-behind-the-back taunt from the 1990s?
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"To taunt the activists, he's brought the leg of a recently murdered deer to this dining area," the person filming the video says.
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According to Cavaliers Nation, the tension between Simmons and Thompson boiled over when Thompson made a free throw and "proceeded to taunt" Simmons.
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Even though the event was not related to Comcast's costumer service, Twitter users immediately hijacked the social media trend to taunt the company.
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You shouldn't taunt her and film her on your phone trying to get a rise out of her to use it for court.
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HQ has been glitchy and laggy since the beginning, but with a prize this large, the technical problems felt more like a taunt.
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Imagine if: Trump didn't call countries "shitholes," taunt his chief of staff over immigration on Twitter, or spend days defending his mental health.
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Chao Ming has spawned a host of imitators who use Facebook and other online platforms to help students cheat — and taunt the authorities.
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Ancient Celts would hide behind masks or paint their faces black and wear old clothing so the ghosts wouldn't recognize and taunt them.
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At the noisy rally last week where he dismissed concerns about Putin, the President also tossed out a casual racist taunt about Sen.
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But she doesn't give Kenny the rose either, and instead of getting into the helicopter with Rachel, he goes back to taunt Lee!
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Certainly, Ms. Blanchett, 47, and Mr. Roxburgh, 54, were pleased to have a chance to love and wound and taunt one another again.
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The Trump administration has gone as far as to gleefully taunt delegates at COP24 with a panel promoting the use of more coal.
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When her plan is thwarted, it appears as if the moon will taunt her much as it did our old friend King Yertle.
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Skinheads taunt him on the way home from school and there's the broader political backdrop of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's re-election bid.
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"Handsome Devil" transcends its well-worn classroom drama routine once the characters' sexual identities become a talking point instead of a schoolyard taunt.
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We'll have to wait and see whether this taunt will ultimately leave Senators wondering how much smoke and mirrors their voters will take.
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"All the boys say/They don't want to hug me/But I know they're lying," he sang, in a sort of tender taunt.
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Whether you play daredevil in front of your love interest or tease and taunt them, you make sure that people know you're there.
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You are belting out words used by the soldiers who made that birth possible, and with a taunt that boomeranged for the ages.
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"Split the Lark—and you'll find the Music," Emily Dickinson wrote, in a taunt aimed at the world's know-it-alls and literalists.
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The footage shows them appearing to taunt him as he struggles to keep his head above the water in a retention pond in Cocoa.
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And I experienced every day and every time I tried to do that, Jason using it as a tool to taunt and harass me.
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The sugar highs that Donald Trump gets from a cruel taunt or a racist jab haven't translated into anything even imitating a functional presidency.
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At the other end, Gaurav often replays this as a taunt, reminding Khanna that he is a star only because of fans like him.
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The taunt reflects the fact that far from being sheepish about the president's sudden war with athletes, the Trump team is reveling in it.
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True, I had a new circle of friends, who appreciated my cooking and didn't taunt me, and I was no longer seeing Dr. Hyman.
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Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, who spoke after the senator, quickly revised his remarks to taunt Mr. Cruz for not endorsing Mr. Trump.
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Her divorce, rather than being bad news, could be used to taunt Peipei, who had been married to the same man for too long.
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It echoes around the gym of a central Iowa high school, as white students taunt the Hispanic fans and players of a rival team.
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But as two weeks of negotiations on bolstering the Paris agreement draw to a close, island leaders say the décor seems a cruel taunt.
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Or she channels the past of her ancestors — or her ancestors intrude into the narrative to taunt or praise or beg for her forgiveness.
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But that lack of objectivity represents a major professional failure, and it's Exhibit A in why Mr. Trump's taunt resonates with so many Americans.
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That amount of in-game currency is enough to get you another brand new outfit or a new emote to taunt your next opponent.
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After winning the award for best international artist, US rapper Tyler, The Creator used his acceptance speech to taunt former prime minister Theresa May.
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Patrick "Aches" Price, also known as the villain of Call of Duty, was quick to point at the scoreboard to taunt the home crowd.
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In a particularly galling moment during Wednesday's news conference, Trump seemed to taunt Democrats who are trying to subpoena documents from the White House.
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While Sabra tried to get us to buy its hummus by reiterating a pseudo-generational taunt, the funeral march for "OK boomer" played on.
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In the hours after the ruling, its normally brash and outspoken Duterte privately told his ministers to be magnanimous and not to taunt Beijing.
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The central sample, a voice intoning "I had a really good time," is mechanical, disembodied, and a direct taunt to her "always online" lover.
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Soleimani and Trump are both noted fans of memes, and Soleimani used one to taunt Trump on social media, according to The Washington Post.
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Taunt forces an enemy to attack him for a brief time, a Warrior ability that is helpful for taking the focus off his squishier allies.
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With every taunt and jab my peers would throw my way, I'd simply splash it away later that night with some Laneige Balancing Emulsion toner.
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He's also used his Twitter account to taunt corporations and individuals, who later suffer the consequences of nose-diving stock prices or virulent online harassment.
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But in what many of Mr. Bush's supporters now say was a strategic error, his campaign did not immediately push back against the schoolyard taunt.
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The Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the Tesla founder Elon Musk taunt each other at 140 characters a message over whose rockets do cooler things.
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Letting a dog taunt the croc puts the dog in avoidable danger," one user tweeted , while another user simply called Hansen a " stupid dog owner .
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" The following message contained a link to OurMine's website with the added taunt: "I confirm that Wikipedia is all likes // OurMine Team is the true.
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"You loser, I'm winning, yes," he spat at the Glasgow-born Scott, who ignored the taunt and kept walking with his hands behind his back.
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As Minaj's verse speeds up, Cox doesn't lose steam, mouthing along the rapid-fire lyrics — and sneaking in a sly taunt to her opponent Wiley.
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Trump has never stopped excoriating Hillary Clinton over emails, observed Jill Filipovic, ever since he rolled out the "Crooked Hillary" taunt during the presidential campaign.
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The next morning brought a glorious sunrise, but with the taunt of "NO SERVICE" on every phone, we still feared the worst in Key West.
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And of course, black ballplayers have been subjected to racist taunts for as long as their have been black ballplayers and racists to taunt them.
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The shirts were made by Tech fans to taunt Mayfield during his return to Lubbock a year ago in a wild 66-59 Oklahoma win.
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Whiteside is starting his stroll toward the bullpen as a smattering of early onlookers playfully taunt him from the stands with a few "Eli" chants.
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Solo was the type to appear on "Dancing With the Stars," to party hard and tell people about it, to taunt opponents and challenge teammates.
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By contrast, Mr. Johnson was glad to embrace Mr. Trump — and just as happy to taunt Mr. Pawlenty for his unease with the polarizing president.
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For example, he said, during basketball games involving schools with large Hispanic populations, crowds had at times referred to the border wall to taunt players.
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The edifice is visible from the National Assembly's building, and at night its facade is bathed in the glow of soft spotlights: a victors' taunt.
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It will be a multibillion-dollar slander made of steel and cement, a taunt directed at both Mexico and the Latino residents of this country.
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On her phone was a provocative question, a taunt even, asking whether anyone defended the soldiers and members of Mexico's navy who also suffered abuse.
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Earlier this week Trump dismissed Kim's taunt that the North Korean leader has a nuclear button on his desk, saying he has a bigger button.
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In downtown SF the degenerates gather like hyenas, spit, urinate, taunt you, sell drugs, get rowdy, they act like they own the center of the city.
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Again and again, calls to mobilize around positivity, love, and togetherness, despite the fear many progressives feel at the incumbent administration, outweighed the occasional negative taunt.
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" And continued to follow me and taunt me with his camera is beyond me…but "This is America" right," Curry tweeted in reply to the video.
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Well, it's come to this: The president basically just used the old reliable schoolyard taunt "I know you are but what am I" against the Squad.
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It was clear Rhodes had gotten under Beckham's skin when the receiver drew a personal foul in the first half for trying to taunt the defender.
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So in the NFL you can&apost -- you can&apost spike the football, you can taunt other players, you can&apost do certain dances and gestures.
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Fury, who upset Wladimir Klitschko in late November for his titles, had flown in from England and wanted to make his intentions known and taunt Wilder.
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As Politico implies, Trump governs with a kind of creative anarchy: He apparently likes to taunt people, play them off each other and keep them guessing.
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I saw some commentators saying that this was like a schoolyard taunt, the online equivalent of telling Donald to shut up, but that gets it wrong.
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"Go back where you came from" is a popular taunt among white nationalists, one that's used to instill feelings of otherness and alienation in the target.
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Analysts think the image President Donald Trump tweeted out Friday from a classified briefing to taunt Iran came from one of the US's most advanced satellites.
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And didn't Trump himself record people who called him at Trump Tower and later taunt James Comey by suggesting that he had audio of their conversations?
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The Trump company also seemed to taunt Mr. Fintiklis, suggesting that he had given up on arbitration because he was annoyed or running out of money.
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Smith-Pelly, a black player in a sport dominated by white athletes, heard a similar taunt years before while playing in a tournament in British Columbia.
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The league also said James has been assessed a technical foul upon league office review for his role in the altercation, which included a physical taunt.
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The 220006-year-old New Yorker has made a habit of live-streaming his daily routine and using Twitter to taunt lawmakers – like presidential contender Sen.
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He is alleged to have been a particularly sadistic and violent killer and rapist and was known to taunt his victims by calling them after assaulting them.
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On Friday, students from Kentucky's Covington Catholic High School encountered a Native American elder at the March for Life in Washington, DC, and appeared to taunt him.
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The brash play-caller decided to taunt Vikings fans behind the bench by mimicking the "skol" chant they've adopted since watching Iceland in UEFA Champions League action.
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But it was typical of this febrile time that that moment would be shouted over, within the same day, by a parody of a campaign-trail taunt.
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Hillary Clinton may effectively taunt Trump and the GOP on Twitter and in interviews, but she can't wield the same elder stateswoman power before a global audience.
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He didn't miss any opportunity to taunt the US, even if it meant speaking almost approvingly of Russia, which has been bombing ISIS in Syria since 2015.
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After Mr. Cruz referred to someone as a "crazy zealot," Mr. Trump leveled a literal schoolyard taunt, and asked if Mr. Cruz had been talking about himself.
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Twitter faced renewed criticism Tuesday after President Trump took to the service to taunt North Korea's Kim Jong-un over the size of his, um, nuclear button.
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But that doesn't hurt nearly as bad as confronting the implications behind the big, bold-lettered words "GAME OVER" that used to taunt you from the screen.
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Avenatti has emerged as a top critic of the president and his lawyers in recent months, frequently appearing on cable news to taunt Trump and his allies.
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At one point, he insulted Leonardo on the street, with a taunt about the bronze horse that had been left unfinished, reportedly leaving Leonardo standing red-faced.
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Numerous times, Mr. Trump has briefly adopted a more disciplined pose on the campaign trail, only to give in quickly to the temptation to taunt and brawl.
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I've been too long at the fair, and Lord, I just can't stand it anymore") and Barbra Streisand ("The merry-go-round is beginning to taunt me.
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Ray highlights that Hackett's phone call to Mari Gilbert matches a known tendency of the Long Island Serial Killer to taunt the family members of his victims.
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Don't get me wrong — this is not meant to be a taunt on their technical competence, but rather a mere reflection on the complexity of the problem.
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Besides being prize pets, the donkeys are also good for Onolatry, a donkey-centric worship system that was used by ancient Romans to taunt early Judeo-Christians.
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Metadata from the camera suggests that, contrary to Tweeden's statement, the image was taken not on Christmas Eve, 2006, as a final taunt, but on December 21st.
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This past spring, while Mr. Warner was playing in South Africa, members of the opposing team used the episode to taunt him about his wife's sexual past.
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In the mouths of figures like Limbaugh and Dinesh D'Souza, it calcified into a sort of pretentious playground taunt: You liberals have facts, but we have ideas!
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A couple years ago another inmate who was not a member of the group had gotten into the habit of interrupting their game to taunt the players.
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A number of fans on the court began to taunt Connors, who walked off the court alongside Henderson, his mother and other members of his inner circle.
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Trump appeared to taunt Iran last week over a failed rocket launch attempt at one of its space centers, claiming the U.S. had no involvement in it.
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WASHINGTON — It is a racial taunt made by the president of the United States, not unlike his discredited claim that Barack Obama was not born in America.
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The authorities acknowledged that Bulgaria's national tax agency was hacked after a news outlet received an email on Monday with a taunt and a claim of responsibility.
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It even drew a taunt from President Donald Trump, who tweeted the former New York mayor is a "terrible debater" who doesn't want to be on stage.
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But even in its dismantled condition, "Tilted Arc" continues to distort Mr. Serra's reputation, fostering an image of an artist who set out to taunt the public.
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The audacious seizure, in international waters in the South China Sea, was also seen as a taunt to President-elect Donald J. Trump's hard line on Beijing.
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But even in its dismantled condition, "Tilted Arc" continues to distort Mr. Serra's reputation, fostering an image of an artist who set out to taunt the public.
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The man, Brandon Michael Fleury, impersonated the confessed gunman on social media for three weeks to threaten and taunt survivors of the shooting and victims' loved ones.
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It's not just that those who "departed" aren't forgotten, but that they, in a sense, remain to taunt the "leftovers" with the meaninglessness of their own grief.
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Often, when I would struggle with a level, people would drop into the Miiverse page to taunt me, as they managed to beat the level before me.
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Now we could talk about Vic Mensa trying yet again for that tipping-point single, or we could talk about Kanye taking over again to taunt Nike.
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Trump responded to Cruz's comments with a trademark Twitter taunt on Tuesday, referring the U.S. senator from Texas' third-place finish in South Carolina's primary on Saturday.
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The President-elect went so far as to call CNN "fake news" and to taunt the CNN reporter in Wednesday's press briefing trying to ask him a question.
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Somehow, as "Build the wall!" became a way to taunt liberal college students and Latino basketball players, the idea of the wall as an actual policy got lost.
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PROTESTERS TAUNT DHS BOSS KIRSTJEN NIELSEN OUTSIDE HER HOME Heller is the only Republican senator seeking re-election in a state won by Trump's 2016 rival Hillary Clinton.
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It's not clear that Valve will ever concede in such a fashion, and so Sweeney's claim could be more of a confident taunt than an actual promised compromise.
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He continues to taunt the brothers by telling managers to use an instant powder for milkshakes to save money—a move deemed sacrilegious to the quality-proud McDonalds.
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The result: a scene in which the powerful 1,000-year-old being known as the Enchantress literally says the word "balls" to taunt one of the movie's antiheroes.
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The taunt is a response to prominent Trump critic Mark Cuban's plans to sit in the front row of the debate at the invitation of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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They document the mayhem spawned by the most banal of offenses: a push in a bar, a Facebook taunt, the wrong choice of music at a house party.
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Fleury used these accounts to repeatedly "taunt" the families and friends of Parkland victims who he considered to be "activists," according to court documents viewed by NBC News.
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On August 30, Trump tried to taunt Iran with a tweet that included a photo showing the aftermath of an exploded rocket, which was thought to be confidential.
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"It was really competitive," said Mr. White, now the public face of the UFC and the one who separates fighters as they taunt one another at weigh-ins.
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The chats also included a racial taunt that invoked the fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon, some chapters of which have been shut down at other campuses for racist behavior.
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Drake's fans took to Twitter to troll and taunt Meek Mill, affording him none of the respect that he felt he'd earned over his decade-long come-up.
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Mr. Trump exploited Mr. Mueller's silence, stepping in to characterize the investigation as a "witch hunt" and taunt Mr. Mueller's investigators as "angry Democrats" avenging his election upset.
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Trump made a habit of mocking Bloomberg's 2020 bid, dubbing him "Mini Mike," a moniker that he used to taunt the former New York mayor about his height.
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Chicago, home to 2.7 million residents, had 762 homicides last year — more than New York and Los Angeles combined — prompting Mr. Trump to taunt Mayor Emanuel on Twitter.
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There's barely any guitar to speak of, and at the chorus, rather than belt or soar, she bobs and weaves, repeating the title phrase like a nonchalant taunt.
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To the Editor: The curtain call taunt of a "Hamilton" cast member to Vice President-elect Mike Pence was a public and premature chastisement, grossly impolite and impolitic.
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Officers began to taunt protesters, ironically blasting Cantonese love songs over a loudspeaker, not to confess their adoration for the remaining occupiers, but rather to send a message.
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With her taunt that the president could make his State of the Union address in his own office, Pelosi continued the strategy of denying the attention addict attention.
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The Colts mascot Blue wasn't exactly celebrating a touchdown—rather it was a kind of anti-celebration taunt of Texans running back Lamar Miller after scoring his own touchdown.
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His followers shout his name as a taunt at anyone who isn't white like them, and wear his snarling image on their black "Make America Great Again" t-shirts.
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The officers said they were unequipped to handle the daily chaos of hundreds of frustrated and often irate people who sometimes taunt, curse out or even assault staff members.
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This year, the company has introduced team mascots, which are animated characters that players can buy for between $5 and $20 to represent their teams and taunt their opponents.
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It's the equivalent of a schoolyard taunt or the first volley in a rap battle where the audience whoops and hollers over who got the biggest and best burn.
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It does appear that Mr Phillips's notoriety as the baker who turned away a gay couple from his shop in 2012 spurred some Denver-area people to taunt him.
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Even President Trump made that second accusation on Super Bowl Sunday: This Perez move was bad for the Democrats in more ways than just inducing a taunt from Trump.
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"Go home, Jim!" they added later — a taunt that sounded especially menacing when aimed at a reporter with a Hispanic surname and a father who fled Fidel Castro's Cuba.
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In the background you can see the dog's leash go taunt as it gets stuck on something off camera, and a person can be seen attempting to untangle it.
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"French police officers are not upholding international standards .... Besides pushing them back illegally, they taunt them and mistreat them," said Chiara Romagno, project leader for Oxfam&aposs OpenEurope project.
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Meanwhile Tar Creeper, which has taunt, is a great early-game meat shield with 5 health and 1 attack (which boosts up to 3 attack on your opponent's turn).
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"It's definitely a topic around school, so I'm the one being teased about it," she said after being asked if she plans to taunt her dad with the title.
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Fitzpatrick wore the blue No. 28 sweater of forward Dominic Moore, who is also from Harvard, but did not taunt the Penguins' coaching staff, as center Nick Mangold did.
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So he's a target for every crazy "Game of Thrones" superfan (like me) in addition to those who stare, taunt or touch him for luck — a superstition about dwarves.
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This past week, the account has been a comic vehicle to taunt, tease and toast the golfers who have had the misfortune to step through the bunker's sly grounds.
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A group of young men from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky appeared to taunt a Native American man who had been participating in the nearby Indigenous Peoples March.
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Mollser's oversize red T-shirt, emblazoned with the logo of a multinational human resources company, was like a silent taunt: Look at all of this potential going to waste.
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The driver, who had turned around to taunt him, hit the vehicle in front of them, Mr. Grays said, causing him to bang his shoulder against the front seat.
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His two tweets, taken together, amount to a both schoolyard taunt and a request to work together: Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria.
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If you play a couple elementals in one turn and Ozruk in your next, all of a sudden you have a 5/15 behemoth with taunt on your board.
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Hadid, who dated Joe Jonas and Cody Simpson prior to linking up with Malik, caught wind of the taunt and responded with a defense of her love life. Touché.
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Primarily used by the right to taunt the assumed preciousness and entitlement of the left, liberals have taken to returning fire with the very word used to attack them.
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But in my head I hear the song that closed out Trump rallies like a satanic taunt or an epitaph for democracy: "You can't always get what you want."
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This uncertainty also leaves an opening for President Trump (who handily won Iowa's Republican caucuses) to taunt his rivals and trot out a favorite conspiracy theory: election tampering. 2.
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During the final battle for Aleppo, she often heard the sounds of bombs and mortars exploding nearby, and her jailers would taunt her, saying Assad's bombs will kill you.
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He doesn't have to taunt foreign countries over the fact that so much U.S. corporate cash is expected to flow back to America thanks to the new tax rates.
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"Today, the taunt on the street is, 'Go ahead and arrest me because I'm going to file my lawsuit and the city's going to give me money,'" Mr. Byrne said.
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In the video, the unidentified suspect, whose hands are tied behind his back, is seen screaming as police laugh and taunt him, and demand he confess to stealing mobile phones.
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One brought a rubber chicken to taunt Al Secord, as much a villain to North Stars fans in the 1980s as Denis Potvin was to Rangers fans around that time.
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By telling the four women — three of whom were born in the US — to "go back" to where they came from, Trump employed the most basic and crude racial taunt.
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Anyway, Frank and Wes continued to taunt each other until the tension of being basically the same possibly unlovable nightmare person got too hot to handle and Wes stomped away.
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I put up with a lot of harassment from both management and male customers, the latter of which still feel surprisingly entitled to flirt, taunt, and even touch female servers.
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The racist schoolyard taunt carried a disturbing message: that Omar, the other lawmakers in question, and nonwhite American citizens, by extension, are only conditional members of the American political community.
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President Donald Trump tweeted out an image on Friday from a classified briefing to taunt Iran, and analysts suspect the photo came from one of the US's most advanced satellites.
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Clinton's team has been more than reactive, taking care to taunt and prod Mr. Trump with new urgency in recent days, even if it means overwhelming her own affirmative case.
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Stuckey couldn't handle the heat and slipped out of bounds, crashing right into the Raptors' global ambassador, who proceeded to taunt the Pacers guard by breaking out his signature clap.
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His 23 posts included the taunt to North Korea, an expression of support for Iran's anti-government protesters, comments that roiled relations with Pakistan and the Palestinians, and other denunciations.
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I've reported on Weiss' life and exploits for more than two years, and his death feels to me not just like an act of abject despair but a mischievous taunt.
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Ware further complicates the guessing game with the disclosure that the teenagers once played a game of their own invention, awarding points for telling convincing lies to taunt their classmates.
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Gaggles of background voices often congregate behind Rapsody's throaty, enthusiastic drawl to taunt her and cheer her on, and she raps with most gusto when talking directly to other voices.
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Rihanna "Work" (Westbury Road/Roc Nation) The word, as she sings it, is so pliable it almost achieves liquid state: "work" as a challenge, a taunt, a chant, a complaint.
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Elizabeth Warren bought a full-page ad in a GOP billionaire's newspaper so she could taunt him about the $2.3 billion he'd pay under year one of her wealth tax
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Yes, members of the established troop taunt the band of determined children as they struggle to earn their badges, and few of the adults seem to believe in their abilities.
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In response, the Russian Embassy the following: The tweet appears to mock Earnest and taunt the US to intervene militarily in Syria, and that doing so would be assisting terrorists.
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Carl, slowly recovering from his injuries, starts heading out into the wilderness with Enid to do what teenagers do in the zombie apocalypse: taunt zombies but ultimately stumble away from them.
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They were more interested in finding interesting ways to infect files, hide infections, and taunt their rivals in the community (or even antivirus industry professionals), then they were in making money.
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Will you taunt them with an empty milk dispenser machine (the correct answer is yes), or be super on-the-nose and hang up a bunch of cat paintings (also yes)?
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The song, from her 2015 album "Art Angels," is both a plaint and a taunt: to recording companies courting her, to fans hating any change, to her own ambivalent pop ambitions.
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A pledge to clean up Rio de Janeiro's polluted bay went unfulfilled, while the promise of law and order now feels like a cruel taunt in the face of rising crime.
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Zelensky then goes to the heart of Putin's worst fears about an independent Ukraine with the following taunt: Ukraine will not decline to serve as the example for post-Soviet countries.
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Others proceeded to taunt and grope the women—so hard that some investigators report victims had bruised breasts and buttocks; one victim apparently had her underwear torn away from her body.
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Iranian officials made a similar claim in April, and a former C.I.A. official said they may be reviving the taunt now to try to portray the United States as an aggressor.
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The NAACP Atlanta chapter had called on fans in the stadium to wear white and wave white towels in a "snowflake" protest, an attempt to flip the frequent taunt against liberals.
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Now, as Mr. Trump takes a liking to declaring "the country is full," some degree of border closure appears to be a concrete policy goal rather than a showy political taunt.
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Outside of his increasingly uncomfortable home, Ivan also confronts the challenges of a life in transition: Potential employers twist their faces at him, and belligerent strangers taunt and even attack him.
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The pro-Beijing students often taunt counter-protesters, asking why they need to cover their faces, a precaution for political dissidents who may be concerned about cutting edge facial recognition software.
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But with his return to the campaign trail — and this particularly aggressive appearance on Friday — don't be surprised if Mr. Trump feels moved to taunt him from the executive Twitter feed.
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The reports from the so-called "World Tour" to promote an intriguing fight or a goofy gimmick, depending on your perspective, tend to chronicle who outpointed whom in the taunt department.
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"In downtown SF the degenerates gather like hyenas, spit, urinate, taunt you, sell drugs, get rowdy, they act like they own the center of the city," he wrote the same year.
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During the primary season, viewers had grown used to the way celebrity television personalities push and taunt the candidates, and didn't realize that the rules set by the commission discourage that.
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And it reached its third, climactic act in yet another arena in this sun-scorched swing state, as Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts redoubled her criticism and volleyed the president's taunt.
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Showcasing not just his ever-improving hands, but also a veteran composure and patience, Poirier caught his opponent mid-taunt, and from there, slowly picked him apart until the knockout materialized.
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When Lyubov tells Lopakhin that rather than going to plays, people should look at their own lives to "see how drab they are," it feels like a taunt aimed at the audience.
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News personalities and outlets use the "Be Best" hashtag to taunt her about her husband, instead of focusing on the underlying message of kindness and compassion the campaign is intended to convey.
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The chastened senator from Florida told an MSNBC town hall last night that his strategy to taunt Donald Trump about his small hands not only backfired but brought shame upon his house.
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While not quite as useful as true system-level emoji, the blob sticker pack means that, once again, you can taunt all your friends and acquaintances well-jellified representations of your feelings.
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Last week, a 19-year-old Washington woman wanted on suspicion of illegally possessing a gun logged onto Facebook to taunt the police officers she knew were looking for her, authorities say.
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One of its earlier daddies, as it happens, was naughty Cupid: in the 19th century, valentines were as likely to taunt and scorn as they were to declare passion or puppy love.
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Viewers get to see what Barbara (Madison Wolfe) sees — the towering, slow-moving, dangerous forest giant that's haunting her seaside town, the bullying harbingers who taunt her when her traps don't work.
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Loesch, meanwhile, has essentially flipped the bird at her naysayers, taunt-tweeting that she'll be reading all her hate mail on air to raise money to buy ammo for her gun stash.
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But they are instead in danger of falling into the news-cycle trap of rashly responding to current events to taunt the GOP, rather than thinking of a long-term Democratic agenda.
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Fox routinely uses his Twitter account to taunt Trump, mocking him for the investigation into Trump's alleged ties to Russia and slamming Trump for his proposed wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Now, Dan never went that far, but he did use the internet to stalk and taunt Serena mercilessly for years — which doesn't seem like a particularly healthy way to start a relationship.
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The 40-year-old American stepped onto the scales in green socks and green underwear with Paddy Power across the waist, perhaps one final taunt at McGregor and his legion of fans.
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We are at the point in America where chanting the name of the president of the United States at an opposing high school basketball team is universally understood as a racial taunt.
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Before the ruling, Rodrigo Duterte, the newly elected president of the Philippines, said that in the case of a positive outcome he would not "taunt or flaunt" the Chinese or the victory.
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On a literal level, Mr. Trump's prime-time infomercial was a rebuttal to, and a taunt at, Mitt Romney, who, in a broadside last Thursday, had painted him as a business failure.
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But while so many musicians we revere seem larger than life for the ways they taunt, defy, or otherwise exist relative to mortality, Bowie just always seemed to be separate from it.
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That's a reference to the investors he blames for betting against him, merged with a taunt at the federal regulators who are making him step down as Tesla's chairman for three years.
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He sometimes seemed to taunt American law enforcement agencies, daring them to find hard evidence to link him to Moscow's interference; it is illegal for a political campaign to accept foreign aid.
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The song, by Paul Leka and Gary DeCarlo, "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)," had commercial success in the late 1960s but became a go-to, crowd-roaring taunt in 1977.
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Tour de France seeking more action from innovative stages Fans continue to taunt Chris Froome at the Tour de France Sagan wins Stage 2 in Tour de France, Froome has calmer ride
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But a former world champion is using an ad to promote a coming fight to taunt the commander in chief over his proposal to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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Successes in those sports allowed Mr. Castro to taunt and defy the United States on the diamond and in the ring and to infuse Cuban citizens with a sense of national pride.
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In one aside, he used Senator Marco Rubio, who faced Mr. Trump in the Republican presidential primary and is in a tight re-election race in the state, to taunt Mr. Trump.
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A baby is born to one of the governesses, and we meet an old man, a neighbor, who spies on the women with his telescope (the women erotically taunt him in turn).
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Republicans were particularly offended by the title the organizers gave the event — "Westlessness" — which they viewed as a taunt intended to reinforce the suggestion that the U.S. has abandoned its traditional role.
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Mr. Harris then uttered a term occasionally used these days as a racially charged taunt, or as a braying assertion that the country is being taken back from forces that threaten it.
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Since many of these jurisdictions are represented by Democrats, critics saw the plan as a way to taunt Democrats by dangling the possibility of an influx of illegal immigrants into their communities.
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HBO's Westworld is back to taunt us with mysteries for the next two months, but the Season 2 premiere started clearing up something that's puzzled fans for years: The location of Westworld itself.
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When Cruz misspoke and said he was from Florida, Trump later corrected the record with a quip that Cruz was from Texas, "or maybe Canada" -- a schoolyard taunt, but an amusing one nonetheless.
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Mr Trump rails against "nation-building" but chose a military adviser, Lieutenant-General Michael Flynn, who wants American forces to fight in as many battlegrounds as possible and taunt jihadists after each victory.
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In the ad, actors playing Burger King employees taunt "actual guests" by making them wait for absurd amounts of time to receive their food — unless they pay huge tolls to get it quickly.
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"VV Violence" takes the rhythm and energy of a schoolyard taunt and channels it into a sarcastic retort; on songs like "Never Enough," she opts for a softer and more readily melodic approach.
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Arquette was teamed up with his former nemesis RJ City (their tag name is Arquette City), and they took on Halal Beefcake ... two guys who came out in "Scream" masks to taunt Arquette.
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The government says his mother-in-law and brother-in-law were sentenced in a fair trial to three years in jail in October for planting a "fake bomb" meant to taunt police.
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It's a story better heard than read: When Franken launched his national show on the now-defunct Air America Radio in 2004, the program's very name was a taunt to Franken's biggest nemesis.
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For some, invoking the name of Mr. Trump — who has made inflammatory comments about Mexicans and Muslims — has become a racially charged taunt, inspiration for hateful graffiti and high school sports cheers alike.
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Big 22 officials have said that Oklahoma players who taunt their opponents with a "horns down" hand gesture — an inversion of the pro-Texas "hook 'em, horns" — may be flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Yes, these people explode in fits of temper on a regular basis; they taunt and insult and scrap with one another; and at least one of them is involved in dangerously illegal activities.
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So by the time Donald J. Trump singled out Boeing for a Twitter taunt on Tuesday, corporate executives across America had read the writing on the wall: It was time to hunker down.
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After months of watching the president ravage democratic norms and taunt lawmakers about their inability to hold him accountable, Congress is making clear that there are lines that cannot be crossed without repercussion.
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Have a look through Dillashaw's Instagram account, there are countless citations of the taunt throughout the comments, and for those short on words, the snake emoji fits the bill for the task at hand.
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In 20163, Johnson fought — and beat — Jeffries's predecessor, Bob Fitzsimmons, as part of an ongoing campaign waged in the press to taunt (white, Canadian) Heavyweight Champion Tommy Burns into fighting him in December 22016.
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WASHINGTON — The empty streetcars started their test runs down H Street more than a year ago, a slow-rolling taunt for a fast-changing neighborhood left to wonder when the line might finally open.
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In the article, and again to reporters on Friday, she said she had heard the group of white teenagers using the slur to taunt Mr. McKenzie, 16, and his friends, all of them black.
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And that's not just because the threat of nuclear war has currently reached the point where the American and North Korean presidents taunt one another over the size of their respective missile-launching buttons.
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On Friday, Trump appeared to taunt Iran over a failed satellite launch, denying U.S. involvement in the rocket exploding on the launchpad and wishing Iran an apparently sarcastic "good luck" in determining the cause.
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She's in a situation that her predecessors weren't, on the arm of an overlord who needs undermining, and it's her invitation to greatness, or at least her prompt for an itinerary tailored to taunt.
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For his part, Mr. Trump has seen California as a perfect foil, a liberal haven rife with problems — homelessness, income inequality, gun violence — he can use to taunt his opponents and energize his base.
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As if that's not scary enough, the owner filled the grotto with animatronic mummies, ghosts, bats and ghouls that can pop up and taunt you as you float your way through the spook-fest.
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And the worst thing is the way it can taunt the working class with the ideals of the Enlightenment, when it is we meritocratic liberals who have the greatest interest in limiting its spread.
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Months later, when Arsenal visited Stoke City — for a game Stoke would go on to win — the home fans sang "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" again and again, in a sort of gleeful conceptual taunt.
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But the speaker could not resist one last taunt: Mr. Trump, she said almost under her breath to a scrum of reporters, could always deliver the speech from the Oval Office if he wanted.
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So even in the wake of the splendid 2017 charmer Spider-Man: Homecoming, it's hard not to feel like another Spider-Man movie on the horizon is more of a taunt than a treat.
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At this point, the show's attempts to put Glenn in danger come off like sick jokes, as if it's trying to taunt us with how little danger any of these characters can be in.
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Before it's truly hot enough outside, though, all of our favorite stores, from Zara to Barneys, seem to roll out their warm-weather wear (think opened-toe shoes and tank tops) just to taunt us.
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Fury switched to a south paw stance in the second round, then appeared to taunt Schwarz as he put his back to the ropes and eluded several punches with his hands down at this sides.
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All the while Russia, which hacked Western democracy, and China, which just last week set out to taunt America by seizing one of its maritime drones, insist liberalism is merely a cover for Western expansion.
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"Fleury provided a post-Miranda statement admitting to creating at least some of the Instagram profiles and posting the messages in an attempt to taunt or 'troll' the victims and gain popularity," the affidavit states.
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According to news accounts, Meadows often found herself on the other end of the barrel; the gun she used to do the deed was one her father allegedly used to taunt and coerce his family.
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"No means no" has so permeated our culture it's become a punchline among millennials – t-shirts have mocked the concept, and Jameis Winston faced the taunt when he started his NFL career from opposing fans.
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It was there, as I hyperventilated to the bridge's peak, where the M train seemed to taunt me as it passed overhead and, at the same moment, an elderly woman zoomed by on my right.
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According to news accounts, Meadows often found herself on the other end of the barrel; the gun she used to do the deed was one her father allegedly used to taunt and coerce his family.
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For more than a decade, Russian military planes have regularly zipped through the edges of NATO airspace over the Baltic Sea off Estonia's coast, in daring, high-stakes runs that taunt the alliance's air defenses.
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Ladiva is great at working the crowd—she has the ability to follow up her devastating special throw with a taunt for literally no mechanical purpose other than making the crowd and you go wild.
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Broner then verbally challenged Mayweather, who laughed off that taunt but he did recently allude to a comeback in an interview with Showtime, bringing along with it whispers of a possible rematch against Manny Pacquiao.
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President Obama is able to taunt Mr. Trump in a way few others can, and he was back at it in Florida on Thursday, where he has a few stops on his schedule, including Jacksonville.
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The Hamilton lyric "look around, look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now" can sometimes feel like an ironic taunt, but at 218 pm EST today, it'll be hard to argue.
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After Kim asserted that he had a nuclear button at the ready, Trump last week dismissed the taunt by saying in a tweet that the U.S. button at his disposal was bigger and more powerful.
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We've already been down this road once before, when everyone insisted that you could taunt a goalie three seconds into the game, before they'd even given up a bad goal, or even any goal at all.
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Trump had made an agreement to keep the government open, but when he saw right-wing commentators taunt him on television, he abruptly announced he would shut down the government unless Democrats funded his border wall.
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The hacker claiming responsibility for the breach — working under the pseudonym Guccifer 2.0, which American intelligence officials believe is an alias for a Russian intelligence hacker — appeared eager to taunt Democrats in releasing the latest files.
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But after promising a new style of politics, Mr. Granger failed to reach out effectively to the P.P.P., a predominately Indo-Guyanese party, as the Afro-Guyanese members of his coalition continued to taunt the opposition.
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Joel Embiid, Philadelphia's outspoken center, took to Twitter after the game to taunt the Bucks over comments that Wes Edens, a member of Milwaukee's ownership group, made in June while announcing Horst's promotion to general manager.
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The Privacy, which was Woods's honeymoon gift to his now ex-wife, was not the grandest boat in sight, and off its bow was a yacht with a name that sounded like a taunt: the Indiscretion.
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On songs like "Real Friends" and "No More Parties in LA," Mr. West sounds exhausted and exasperated, while "I Love Kanye" is a withering self-assessment passed off as a taunt ("I miss the old Kanye").
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It's not just a popular way to celebrate a hard-earned victory or taunt your opponent in the game's competitive multiplayer game modes, but also a way to communicate wordlessly with strangers in the persistent game world.
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For every "your dad sticks his finger in people's asses for money" taunt, or "how many cocks has your dad had in his hand?" goading, a classmate would ask me a genuine question about sex and puberty.
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"Stuck In My Head" pounds forth with a thundering electronic blare aligned with the drums, as the girls deliver a playground taunt, trying to sound needling (the chorus: "Stuck in my head like la la la la").
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It's an apt name for a track that's part of a propaganda playlist, which the South Korean government has blasted over the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to taunt their neighbors and make North Koreans curious about the south.
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But it is not surprising that people, especially teenage boys, might feel empowered to discriminate against and taunt Native Americans in a city that continues to tolerate the Washington Redskins, a team name that disrespects Native Americans.
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This is an origin allegedly revealed unwittingly in The Room's recurring "cheep cheep!" motif, in which members of the cast borrow a common Polish practice and stand around chirping at one another as a taunt of cowardice.
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After Peters pulled in an interception from Rams quarterback Jared Goff during the fourth quarter of Monday night&aposs lopsided contest, he shouted at Ramsey from across the field and stuck out his tongue in a taunt.
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But as he mingled backstage with V.I.P.s at an event honoring law enforcement officers on Capitol Hill on Wednesday morning, Attorney General William P. Barr apparently saw an opportunity for a gag — or was it a taunt?
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We get tantalizing glimpses of the lives of the several hundred enslaved Africans who lived in colonial Detroit, including William Kenny, who ran away but found the time to taunt his former master with a sarcastic letter.
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In addition to the as-yet-untold toll on people and property, there is the unpredictable element of Mr. Trump's emotional weather, which can shatter the prevailing harmony in an instant, through a tweet or a taunt.
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It was also seen by some as a taunt to President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has challenged the One China policy on Taiwan and has vowed to deal forcefully with Beijing in trade and other issues.
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Speaking from a teleprompter and dressed formally in suit and tie, he used his first trip back to New Hampshire since the impeachment investigation got underway to both taunt and condemn Mr. Trump in remarkably stark language.
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I was often told to "fuck off back to your own country" or kids would taunt me saying, "your parents use dog meat in the special fried rice" complete with a 'slant-eyes' pose for good measure.
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In it, the titular characters broker peace between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in a Star Wars-like cantina — just to taunt the President of the United States for his ineffectual peace talks.
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The actress, 44, has been fiercely defending her controversial lifestyle brand Goop as of late — especially since the recent launch of Goop Magazine — and she continued to taunt her haters in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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In an effort to distract Hal and create an opening for escape, Alice begins to taunt him, saying she knew he was a mama's boy and that he can't do anything right, not even be a serial killer.
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"You shouldn't taunt her and film her on your phone trying to get a rise out of her to use it for court," she wrote in her initial caption to a post defending Farley, which was later edited.
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Doing so would be a taunt to the "dishonest media" and "elites" Trump so often derides, even as Pence fulfills the basic political task of approximating some kind of party reconciliation and covering Trump's social conservative blind spots.
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No one sparkles in Dunkirk, and as if to highlight the cast's general listlessness, the voice of Michael Caine—elsewhere in Nolan's universe usually reduced to the status of a butler—comes on the radio like a taunt.
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Ta. —Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita It is dangerous for a woman to defy the gods; To taunt them with the tongue's thin tip, Or strut in the weakness of mere humanity, Or draw a line daring them to cross.
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In his speech here, a solidly Republican city, Mr. Trump did not respond to President Obama's taunt earlier in the day that he "stop whining" about a "rigged" election and instead focus on making his case to voters.
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If the appearance of amorous songs of tribute for Osorio felt remarkable, so, too, did the sudden absence of another chant — the homophobic taunt that Mexico fans have traditionally cried out in unison whenever opponents take goal kicks.
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A top police official in Burlington, Vt., was forced to resign Monday for running fake Facebook accounts, less than two months after her predecessor as police chief resigned for using a fake Twitter account to taunt a resident.
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On Thursday, a judge issued a "stern warning" to him after he violated the terms of his release by stopping at a memorial for Jennifer, and removing several items that he believed were placed there to taunt him.
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As soon as the Golden Lion's taunt began getting media coverage, Germans descended upon their Facebook page to call out the restaurant's blatant racism, as well of the irony of commemorating a famous vegetarian with discounted meat dishes.
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No. Would I serve it to my enemies to taunt them as I ate a normal salad full of leafy greens and Parmesan crisps and more than two table spoons of olive oil across from them on my floor?
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After three months of watching Basha and Rama threaten, taunt and bait each other with fiery speeches of revolution and "a new republic sweeping away the old", Albanians felt relieved they talked for three hours and shook hands later.
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Pazienza may not have been as well known Muhammad Ali — though he, too, liked to taunt his opponents in the ring — or as feared as Mike Tyson, but he was the WBA World Jr. Middleweight champion at one point.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday told four progressive congresswomen to The attack has prompted people from all walks of life who were born in or migrated to the US to share their stories of being subjected to the taunt.
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It takes some kind of crazy to stare down and possibly taunt Phelps, who captured his 19th gold medal on Sunday night, but that's what reigning Olympic gold medalist Chad le Clos did ahead of their 200 butterfly semifinal.
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DEM MOCKS TRUMP'S 'SHORT FINGERS' ON HOUSE FLOOR: A House Democrat worked in a taunt about the size of Donald Trump's hands while blasting the presumptive GOP presidential nominee for saying he'd take advantage of the housing market crash.
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David Hogg, a Marjory Stoneman student and leader in a student movement for gun control that has emerged from the Parkland, Florida, attack, used Shaw's example to taunt the National Rifle Association, which lobbies for gun rights, on Twitter.
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"The gloves are off," said Paul Whiteley, professor of government at the University of Essex, who noted that Mr. Hunt's taunt of cowardice had forced Mr. Johnson to come out into the open and submit himself to more interviews.
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That's also a mighty big "if" given that Auriemma launched a verbal grenade at the Lady Vols' program in November, a kind of retrograde taunt of the kind that had contributed to the rivalry's discontinuation in the first place.
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" In what did not appear to be an intentional taunt to the Democrats, one of Mr. Trump's lawyers, Patrick Philbin, said what most in the Senate chamber already knew: "John Bolton was the national security adviser to the president.
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And, last summer, driving from Santa Fe, N.M., to Salt Lake City, we found ourselves approaching the Moki Dugway, rising above the Colorado Plateau — a great, gravelly taunt of a road carved into the side of a looming mesa.
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The kids at school — save for best friends Fareeda (Anjelika Washington, who should really be carrying a movie of her own) and Dunkelman (a charming Griffin Gluck) — constantly taunt her about her height, and her parents aren't much better.
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Speaking at a campaign rally in North Augusta, S.C., Trump called Clinton a "joke," before addressing her campaign stop in Nevada earlier in the day, in which she barked like a dog during a segment meant to taunt Republicans.
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This is the man who now faces a long sentence in an Israeli military prison over offenses that include a schoolyard taunt he says he never uttered and an assault he says he could not possibly have carried out.
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Ex-NBA star Jerry Stackhouse says claims that Michael Jordan would taunt him back in the day by singing Anita Baker lyrics to him are BS ... and he called the guy spreading the lies to rip him a new one.
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The song has become somewhat of an anthem throughout the years, famously featured in 2000's Remember the Titans, at sporting matches, and most recently used by House Democrats to taunt Republicans pushing the controversial Trumpcare, according to the Boston Globe.
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" President Trump fired back on Twitter later that evening, repeating his earlier taunt of calling North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "Rocket Man," and warning that if the North Koreans continue on their current path, "they won't be around much longer.
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Part of the strength of Harold Pinter's plays, in which characters taunt, worry, threaten and displace each other with unnervingly long pauses, is their ability to dramatise in domestic form the silence imposed by states on many other political artists.
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The South Korean government even played the group's 2015 hit "Bang, Bang, Bang," over the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to taunt their neighbors -- with whom they are still technically at war, despite recent rapprochement -- and make North Koreans curious about the south.
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On Tuesday, while Thompson was shooting free throws during the team's first playoff against the Raptors, fans in the stadium began leading a "Khloé" chant, seemingly to taunt him regarding the allegations that he cheated on his girlfriend throughout her pregnancy.
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I steamrolled through the last major area with my finely tuned build, one that had me defeating mini-bosses without taking as much as a scratch, and I would be putting my future in jeopardy over a half-assed taunt.
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As a taunt, "ok boomer" overlooks the vast differences within the postwar generation — there are rich boomers and poor boomers, far-left boomers and far-right ones, boomers who are fighting for right and those who are hopelessly stuck in yesteryear.
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Republican members of Congress and Trump's own White House tried to keep things dull, as if backing up the message that nothing out of the ordinary had happened — while Trump fired off a schoolyard taunt at his own ambassador on Twitter.
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The viral video of a group of teenage boys appearing to taunt Nathan Phillips, a Native American veteran, as he played a drum during the Indigenous Peoples March is another reminder of the racism and intolerance that plague the country.
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And worse, we're fighting the wrong fight: Instead of counter-trolling the haters online, in the arena where they're actually winning converts, the left is organizing to out-taunt, out-number, and physically overwhelm them whenever they come up for daylight.
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The explosion marks Iran's third consecutive failure at lifting a satellite into orbit, and Trump's line about wishing "Iran best wishes and good luck in determining what happened" was seen by many as a taunt directed at the rogue regime.
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Trump's claim of credit for diplomacy between the two countries came two days after he tried to taunt the North Korean leader on Twitter, criticizing the size of Kim's "nuclear button" in comparison the US president's and causing an international outcry.
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As Ms. Simons turned the "oo" sound of that one-word refrain — "sure" — into a mocking playground taunt, I was reminded of Ashley's talent for finding the music in American patter, particularly in the throwaway phrases we're conditioned to tune out.
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Black-and-white photos and videos prevail, including documentation of actions: Lea Lublin mothering her child in a museum in France, Narcisa Hirsch inviting people to feast off a female skeleton, Victoria Santa Cruz reclaiming a racist taunt through a poem.
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" During the Republican primary in 2016, Donald J. Trump, a candidate at the time, used the issue to taunt Mr. Cruz, saying Goldman Sachs had "total control" over him and calling the failure to report the loans "a very big thing.
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While President Trump said on Monday that he would meet with China's president, Xi Jinping, next month in Japan, the stakes are only increasing as the president continues to taunt and threaten China, causing it to retaliate on American businesses.
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Penguins will later play a part in their story, including one cunning puppet version who pokes its head out of a toilet to taunt Nanhee, who is spending her first night in Minsung's tiny apartment in a barrackslike building for students.
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In the months before Jeff Bezos&apos relationship with Lauren Sanchez was made public, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman appears to have had access to Bezos&apos private messages — and even went as far as to taunt the Amazon CEO.
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" In a recent filing to the court Musk insisted that his "pedo guy" taunt wasn't him accusing Unsworth of being a pedophile but, rather, was him saying Unsworth was "'just a weird guy' or some 'creepy-ass expat looking for press.
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The family keeps goats, for instance—a white one whose udders spurt blood into a pail when Thomasin milks her, and a villainous brute called Black Phillip, whom the twins both taunt and conspire with in their chanted nursery rhymes.
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Analysts say that the surge in violent crime has been driven by several factors, including rivalries between drug gangs, cuts to youth services and social programs, and even the ease with which teenagers can now taunt and provoke one another on social media.
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The story was the brainchild of one Charles de Jaeger, a cameraman who had once had a teacher who used to taunt his students for being so stupid that if someone told them that spaghetti grew on trees, they would believe it.
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One of the campaign season's most heated — and bizarre — feuds has apparently been put to rest as Republican U.S. Senator Marco Rubio told CNN that he apologized to GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump for a taunt that implied Trump had a small penis.
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I doubt there would be many instances of a player taking advantage of this by waiting until an illegal hit had been made so he could taunt his opponents at a relatively low cost to his team, but that's just my read.
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It uses GPS and Bluetooth from an app on your smartphone to track players' locations and allows you to communicate with teammates (and taunt enemies.) Each gun has a holster for your phone so you have hands-free access to the screen.
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Russian president Putin will grab every opportunity he can to taunt NATO and undermine European unity while tensions between the EU and Turkey increase and North Africa and the Middle East are far from walking a path to more stability and peace.
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But if LIUNA members are going to taunt environmentalists, and if building trade leaders are going to support Trump's decision to run roughshod over indigenous rights by building the Dakota Access Pipeline, they bring the hostility of the left down on themselves.
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It's fitting that Jones has continued to taunt Cormier with crotch chops, and that Cormier has become confounded by the fans' rejection of him in favor of Jones, because a similar feud played out nearly two decades ago—in a wrestling ring.
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And, of course, King George's taunt of "you'll be back" is no more preposterous than King Donald's claim that the midterm elections are going to result in a "red wave," when every respectable poll, based largely on his unpopularity, foretells just the opposite.
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The Bannon dust-up came as the White House was still grappling with Trump's declaration the night before that his "nuclear button" was larger than North Korea's Kim Jong Un's, a childish taunt that sent tremors of distress through national security circles.
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More than anything, the hardcore creators are obsessed with setting up their creations' logic; in World, you can dig into the minutiae of how a wrestler behaves, tweaking everything from what percentage of their attempted moves are grapples to how often they taunt.
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After Mr. Trump repeated his taunt in a tweet late Saturday and threatened that Mr. Kim and his foreign minister "won't be around much longer" if they continue their invective against the United States, reactions ranged from nervous disbelief to sheer terror.
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But we should note that just hours before he stepped up to that lectern, supposedly to make things right, he used that infernal Twitter account of his to taunt a black chief executive, Kenneth Frazier, for resigning from an administration advisory board.
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President Trump and Arnold Schwarzenegger were embroiled in a long-distance feud on Thursday after the president used a prayer breakfast speech to taunt the action star about his reality show ratings, and Mr. Schwarzenegger fired back in a video posted on Twitter.
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I'm not sure what I would do if I made enough money from YouTube videos to be able to quit my day job, but — yes — I'm pretty sure I'd spend at least some of the time building oversized killing machines to taunt death with.
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These prints, presented as evidence, taunt you to find a connection among them: lush forests and a transcript of Eric Garner's last words; paintings in ornate frames and internet porn stars banging long into the night, alongside highlighted texts from Rimbaud and Hilton Als.
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"I think part of the embarrassment is the collective shaming you feel when other people are reading these awful comments — it feels like a schoolyard taunt that everybody is listening to and they're all looking at you and embarrassing you and shaming you," she said.
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Gary DeCarlo, who sang lead on the hit song "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye," which topped the charts in 1969 and has lived on ever since as an indelible sports stadium taunt, died on Wednesday in a hospice facility in Branford, Conn.
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A taunt: Crown prince Mohammed sent WhatsApp messages to Bezos in November 2018 and February 2019 "in which he allegedly revealed private and confidential information about Mr. Bezos&apos personal life that was not available from public sources," the UN said on January 22.
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Set in Montreal, it is full of scenes of zingy dialogue and touching moments between their group of buddies, as they get drunk, play cards, taunt each and fight - a personal tale in more ways than one, as many of the cast are Dolan's friends.
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Critics note that three of the four were born in the very same nation as Trump, not to mention the fact that the "go back" thing is an old racist taunt, leaving the president with no decent course of action but to issue an apology.
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Frustrated by rising numbers of undocumented immigrants arriving at the southern border and a failure to get Congress to fully fund a U.S.-Mexico border wall, Trump has sought to taunt Democrats by dangling the possibility of an influx of illegal immigrants into their communities.
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Finally, we see a bathrobe-clad boxer half-strutting, half-rampaging into a a weigh-in with Sonny Liston, where he delivers his infamous "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" taunt, taking over the room so completely it's as though he'd been granted eminent domain.
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The antics continued at the end of the performance of "Lithium" as Kurt Cobain climbed over equipment, Krist Novoselic nursed the head wound he gave himself with his bass and Dave Grohl took to the mic to taunt Axl Rose, who had been feuding with band.
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Gloria was bullied extensively in school (one classmate even "created a caricature and bobble head of me, with a face-full of zits, and continued to taunt me with them when we were in college," she tells us); she lost her friends; she stopped going to class.
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The promises of dollars in my in-game company bank account seemed to taunt me, reminding me that instead of repeating the same tasks over and over in a video game, I could be earning dollars in real life doing similarly dry tasks on other internet sites.
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While Thompson — who is originally from Toronto — was shooting free throws during the Cavs' first playoff game against the Raptors, fans in the stadium began leading a "Khloé" chant, seemingly to taunt him regarding the allegations that he cheated on his girlfriend Khloé Kardashian throughout her pregnancy.
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" Adding fuel to the fire, Trump seemed to taunt Democrats tweeting "don't be fooled, at some point in the near future the Democrats will start ranting that FEMA, our Military, and our First Responders, who are all unbelievable, are a disaster and not doing a good job.
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Cohn, we're told repeatedly, established the now-familiar playbook for all of the nastiest figures in American public life: Sidestep legitimate inquiries, always go on the offensive, attack the press, demagogue against minorities, make headlines, break laws, win at all costs, and shamelessly taunt the losers.
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Though Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker is technically still on vacation, he's returned to taunt me with a copy of Breath of the Wild, and bringing with him some impressions of a dozen hours with the game—at least, as much as Nintendo's strict embargo will let him.
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Anyone who has ever spent any amount of time on Twitter knows that other Twitter users are really just ravenous, blood-thirsty beasts who are waiting for you to slip up and contradict yourself so they can rub it in your face and taunt you about being a hypocrite.
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But despite Jenner's unique role in her adult offspring's lives, there's one common thread that most parents can probably identify with, regardless of whether they've had TV cameras following them around their homes for the past decade of their lives: They love nothing more than to taunt her.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A demob-happy David Cameron used his last appearance in parliament as Prime Minister to taunt embattled Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, likening him to the hapless Black Knight comedy figure in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" who was unable to see when he was beaten.
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Governor McCrory seemed to taunt the N.C.A.A. this week when his office issued a statement saying, "The governor looks forward to cheering for the U.N.C. Tar Heels in the N.C.A.A. Final Four being played in Houston," a city where voters defeated an ordinance similar to the one Charlotte approved.
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Recalling his idle phone-scrolling when I came to and the inscrutable creepy expressions, I concluded the guy probably filmed me passed out in his office chair as some weird sex thing, then put that video on the USB somehow and left in my bag to taunt me.
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It's a passionate anatomy of the city, a book of dramatic streetscapes and hidden histories — mostly of infamous women, like the 19th-century celebrity abortionist Madame Restell, who catered to socialites and built her Fifth Avenue mansion a block away from a Catholic church, supposedly to taunt the faithful.
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He has exhorted protesters to show up carrying only Russian flags, on the assumption that the sight of helmeted riot police carting off demonstrators embracing the national flag will serve as a kind of visual taunt against Kremlin accusations that the opposition is a small pack of Western lackeys.
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Mr. Mande is a stand-up who is perhaps best known for his offstage comedy: He once bought a million followers on Twitter, a platform he has used to taunt celebrities and corporations, and more recently he's made videos portraying himself as the leader of a new cult.
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Police watched the two groups taunt each other early on Thursday as crews used a crane to pluck the 8-foot (2.4 m) bronze statue from the granite pedestal where it had sat for more than a century on a piece of land near an intersection in the Mid-City neighborhood.
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He'll have plenty of chances to taunt and goad coming up: There's a GOP debate on February 33, followed days later by the New Hampshire primary, then another debate, then primaries in South Carolina and Nevada, then, after February, there's Super Tuesday... This is just the beginning of a long road.
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"It's been all about pressure and brinksmanship and military tools and tactics and chess something, and now to literally, directly taunt the leader of North Korea is like poking the hornet's nest yet again," said Paul Carroll, program director at the Ploughshares Fund, a group working to eliminate nuclear weapons.
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"It's been all about pressure and brinksmanship and military tools and tactics and (chest-thumping), and now to literally, directly taunt the leader of North Korea is like poking the hornet's nest yet again," said Paul Carroll, program director at the Ploughshares Fund, a group working to eliminate nuclear weapons.
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Take this taunt from "Overtime," a long story condensed into four tart lines: He just bought her BalmainHe thought that would keep her 'roundBut he thought wrongNothing at all, that's what she got on After Mr. Tiller hit his stride Friday night, this show was electric — a 6,000-person karaoke session.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE's new D.C. neighbors are flying rainbow flags to taunt the vice president-elect over his stance on LGBT rights.
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The attorney frequently appears on cable news to taunt the president and his allies, and has hinted that he would be open to working with Cohen against his former employer after Cohen revealed a recording of Trump and himself talking about a possible payment related to Playboy model Karen McDougal.
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Dressed in their finest pro-Trump gear, a gaggle of skinny teenage boys, almost all them white, were dead ringers for Nicholas Sandmann, the teenager from Covington who went viral earlier this year after footage emerged of him wearing a MAGA hat while seeming to taunt a Native American demonstrator.
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Soji Shimada's MURDER IN THE CROOKED HOUSE (Pushkin, paper, $14.95), meticulously, if a bit stiffly, translated by Louise Heal Kawai, is one of those locked-room head-bangers that invite — "taunt" is more like it — the reader to decipher the clues and solve a murder along with an all-seeing detective.
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Though he's been involved with some high-profile beefs in recent years, his responses here are largely subdued — teaming with Jay-Z, another titan with a roller-coaster relationship with Mr. West, on "Talk Up," or "8 Out of 10," which sounds like a taunt at Mr. West, lyrically and musically.
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Grief policing may be a fitting thing for a culture that has elevated 'you're doing it wrong' to a kind of Hegelian taunt, that treats every social-media-ed expression as a basis for an argument, and that is on top of it all generally extremely confused about how to mourn 'properly'.
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To use a soldier's death to claim you did not support the war he died in, when you are on record saying you did, to taunt his grieving family with "he would still be alive" — well, there's a special circle of hell for people who do that, and gentlemen do not go there.
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Their targets are the children and young teenagers, who taunt and backtalk from the roadside but know that when the Mardi Gras jump out and the chase is on, no adult is a friend and any parent will sell out a son or daughter hiding in a back seat or under a bed.
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Even if you don't believe that a president has to lead a national conversation on race, for example, by virtue of being president, it's impossible to ignore that the name of our president-elect has been used as a taunt against high school athletes of color and a way to bully young children.
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For some reason this man—who is giving up at least a foot and several tens of pounds to the gentlemen in a Khalil Mack jersey—decided to taunt his fellow Raiders fan by doing some kind of kung fu weirdness in his personal space before eventually knocking the sunglasses off his face.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 2628 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.).
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.)?
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 28503 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.).
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His time filling in for Hardy at short was something of a taunt to fans who've wanted to see him there full-time, but while Machado is undoubtedly the best shortstop on the roster, there's something fitting about watching him at third, where his throws cross the whole swath of fair territory.
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But he became the conscience of the band and by the end of the '60s was shaping its increasingly radical direction, whether co-writing the militant "Volunteers" with Balin or inserting a profane taunt into his own incendiary "We Can Be Together," leading to an extended fight with their record company, RCA.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.).
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Ms. Hua stepped up to the podium to brief reporters in Beijing, made some announcements about diplomatic activities, and before a reporter could ask a question, unleashed a denunciation of Mr. Pence and his allies that lasted more than six minutes, lobbing virtually every stock taunt that the Chinese government keeps for such occasions.
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The premise of Prince Harry's response video is that we are watching an unscripted reaction from Queen Elizabeth to the Obamas' original taunt; we have a front row seat to a form of 21st century public banter between world leaders that would have been unimaginable in the halls of Kensington Palace even a decade ago.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) Sen.
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Aside from trying to rewrite the history of Puerto Rico's hurricane, he has over the past few days taken time out to publicly lash out again at the Russia investigation, denounce Bob Woodward's new book, assail former Secretary of State John Kerry and taunt the Wall Street tycoon Jamie Dimon about running in 2020.
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MORE (Ga.) and Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (Fla.).
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) told CNN.
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J.), and Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (Fla.).
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In downtown SF the degenerates gather like hyenas, spit, urinate, taunt you, sell drugs, get rowdy, they act like they own the center of the city…You can preach compassion, equality, and be the biggest lover in the world, but there is an area of town for degenerates and an area of town for the working class.
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But having studied the phenomenon—known in the academic community as internet- or cyber-banging—I can tell you that the frequency with which young people use platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to hurl insults, taunt enemies, and brag about violent acts is playing a meaningful role in fueling retaliatory efforts between gangs and cliques in marginalized neighborhoods.
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Rep. Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) on Sunday praised retiring Rep.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), another co-sponsor, told The Hill.
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If Alexi Lalas wants to know why so many Mexican-Americans choose not to root for the United States, he doesn't need to look much farther than the crowds who gather in M.L.S. stadiums and bars and sing songs inspired by groups who shove black men off subway trains and travel to foreign cities to taunt Muslim immigrants.
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As a queer club kid growing up in Brownsville, he had to embrace his outsiderdom, which he applies here in glorious kiss-offs like "Stingy," in which he sends away both haters and copycats with a sing-songy taunt ("When they try to come and talk to me / Imma tell 'em to go and brush their teeth").
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Racette's character, Elle, may in this telling be an aging lounge singer.) In Mr. Darrah's new prologue, a dazed mash-up of Poulenc songs and surreal spoken texts by Apollinaire, Rilke and Cocteau (who wrote the "Voix Humaine" libretto), a brother and sister taunt a cute guy into a silly ménage that's confusing for both him and the audience.
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Randy Archibold, the NYT's deputy sports editor and a former Mexico City bureau chief, writes: As Mexico takes the field for the first time in this World Cup, it has once again been trailed by the debate over its fans' propensity to chant "Eeeh .... puto!" to taunt the opposing goalkeeper whenever he lines up and punts the ball upfield.
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A greater offense would be if your significant other were to pour you one cup of coffee then take the rest of the pot, pour it over ice in a huge Mason jar, poison it with disgusting milk, take two sips and then leave it out to taunt me, undrinkably, for the rest of the day.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 85033 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE's (D-Fla.) description of the call.
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Presidents rarely taunt reality-show hosts about poor ratings, complain about late-night television comedy skits, berate judges or members of their own party who defy them, trash talk Hollywood stars and Sweden, declare the "fake news" media to be "the enemy of the American people" or accuse the last president of illegally wiretapping them without any proof.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) at the briefing the previous day.
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He repeats it to Democratic colleagues giddy with newfound power, to television anchors thirsting for on-air reaction to Mr. Trump's latest taunt and to his own Upper West Side constituents, some of the most liberal voters in the country who, like their congressman, view Mr. Trump as nothing short of an existential threat to American democracy.
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But the teasing and taunting nature of the torpedoes stays with me as a view into the type of masculinity I've inherited with coming of age in the US. I think of the typical schoolyard bully who likes to joke and taunt before physically brutalizing a victim, performing the role of dominant to the victim's submissive.
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In the tweet, Trump boasted that his "Nuclear Button" is "much bigger" and "more powerful" than the one belonging to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un – a combative and childish taunt that raises serious questions about Trump's fitness for office, as well as to what extent Twitter is complicit in allowing him to publish threats of this nature to its platform.
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Photo: AP Conservatives are defending President Trump's decision to taunt the leader of North Korea on Twitter as a stroke of genius intended to scare the dictator away from launching nuclear weapons against the US. But if the sales of a radiation drug treatment are any indication, it seems that Trump's tweet also scared the bejesus out of ordinary Americans.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 22019 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who was with the widow of Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 22019 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE's (Fla.) negative description of Trump's call to the widow of Army Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), a member of the CBC, also called Trump's comments racist.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 220006 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), confirmed to The Hill on Thursday night.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) who was with the widow at the time.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who said the president was disrespectful to the Johnson family.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said she overheard Trump tell the widow of Army Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 85033 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said in an interview in her Capitol Hill office.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 2628 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) told The Hill she agrees with Sharpton.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said Trump had told the widow of Army Sgt.
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He's cool in a way few of the other wrestlers in NJPW are; his signature taunt, in which he opens his left eye wider with his fingers to stare at you, was picked up in Mexico as a physical retort to fans mocking his East Asian eyes, and it's become a symbol which is simultaneously defiant and invulnerable to caring about his doubters.
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A group of protesters outside Ben Shapiro's speaking event at Ohio State University chanted "John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's dead" and "Reagan's dead" in an apparent taunt aimed at the conservative commentator.
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Ours is a time when neo-Nazis taunt liberal "snowflakes" by adopting Harambe, the gorilla killed at the Cincinnati Zoo, as an ironic mascot ("Dicks out for Harambe"); conspiracy-addled leftists swell the ranks of the 9/11 truther and anti-vaxxer brigades; and the far-right Twittersphere weaponizes memes like #PizzaGate to troll the "shitlib" media and enflame the lunatic fringe.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (Fla.), who was by the widow's side during the call.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who first revealed details of the phone call.
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"Shape of You" is trickier, a nimble and effective song that takes the aggressive thinning of Caribbean music that Justin Bieber rode to pop success and runs it through a sieve five or 10 more times, leaving only the barest essence, then adds some acoustic guitar at the end as some combination of young-person taunt and old-person dog whistle.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE's (Fla.) negative description of Trump's call to the widow of Army Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) have all said they will not attend the speech. Rep.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE's (D-Fla.) comments at a 2015 dedication ceremony for an FBI building.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who had been present during the widow's call with Trump.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonTen notable Democrats who do not favor impeachment Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' MORE (D-Fla.) Wilson is another black lawmaker who is not backing an inquiry, despite Trump's unpopularity with black voters in general and her own public battles with the president.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), which has been reportedly circulating since Oct.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said Trump told the widow of Army Sgt.
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Describing the haircut she got before the second Republican debate, for example, when she was deep in her Trump war and decided to lop her beach-babe waves into a slicked-back crop, Ms. Kelly quite cheerfully took a four-letter invitation and turned it into a taunt — thus owning the vulgarity and weaponizing what might otherwise have seemed a mere beauty decision.
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Now, in a new teaser for the upcoming season, which drops November 2, it's clear that House of Cards and Netflix are taking the blunt approach: Instead of tiptoeing around the decision to kill off Frank Underwood, the teaser shows Claire standing over his gravestone, delivering a final taunt in his memory — and, crucially, taking over his fourth-wall-breaking narrative to the audience.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 85033 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) after she introduced a vaccine bill in the House, the Daily Beast reports.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) an apology for critical comments about her before he leaves his job.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) of taking credit for the funding of an FBI building in Miami in 2015.
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It has also been rumored that Trump is unhappy with first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE's choice to sometimes watch CNN, a report that has prompted the network to taunt the president.
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Here in New Orleans, a private donor (suspected to be Whitney Plantation slavery museum owner John Cummings) quickly gave $1 million to our cause—which would have covered almost the entire cost if armed racists had not shown up from out of town to protest, and local activist kids not swooped in to taunt them, all of it necessitating overtime security totaling $700,000 in tax dollars.
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A House Democrat worked in a taunt about the size of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's hands while blasting the presumptive GOP presidential nominee for saying he'd take advantage of the housing market crash.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who, like Green, is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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During his first two dizzying weeks in office, Mr. Trump, an outsider president working with a surprisingly small crew of no more than a half-dozen empowered aides with virtually no familiarity with the workings of the White House or federal government, sent shock waves at home and overseas with a succession of executive orders designed to fulfill campaign promises and taunt foreign leaders.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) over his reported disrespect to the grieving widow of Army Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) first revealed the account of the phone call, which she listened in on.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said she was in the car with the fallen soldier's family when Trump called.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 2628 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said she was in a car with the family of Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus alongside Green.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who spoke about the call publicly after the family let her listen in.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said Tuesday that Trump had told the widow of Army Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) said she overheard Trump tell the widow of slain Army Sgt.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 85033 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.) who "politicized" the death of four American servicemen, as Kelly claimed.
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