Black housekeepers stopped accepting racial taunts, and quit if the taunts continued.
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The dual taunts in Feral Spirit can protect your board.
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Ms. Machado recalled the taunts from Mr. Trump that Mrs.
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That he delights in schoolyard taunts and luxuriates in backlash.
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Taunts and thrown debris were met with nightsticks and arrests.
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The volume of the taunts varies from ballpark to ballpark.
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"Look, she comes apart like the eurozone!" the butcher taunts.
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The dragon, aptly named Dragaux, taunts you and then disappears.
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That exchange seemed tame compared to his taunts of Heidi Cruz.
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Mr. Trump responded forcefully and with a torrent of schoolyard taunts.
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Bonnie Mann: Trump's taunts and Kavanaugh's defense show how misogyny rules.
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Sometimes they are taunts because the recipient's sports team just lost.
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Trump's taunts will do nothing to bring wavering Republicans on board.
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They all know well his tells, his temperament and Twitter taunts.
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To many analysts, Mexico has learned to soldier past the taunts.
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Go deeper: Trump taunts Beto O'Rourke ahead of El Paso visit
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The taunts led Republican senators to rally around McConnell on Friday.
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Usually, no matter how ugly the taunts, she holds her cool.
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"Do you realize how badly you've been beaten?" he taunts her.
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Maybe they walk away when someone taunts them on the street.
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"Scary, huh?" he taunts his host after one particularly intense rant.
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Then Mr. Erdogan — president of a NATO member nation — turned to taunts.
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Trump's taunts Trump taunted Clinton about the closeness of the Kentucky race.
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He endured taunts of "stupid" from classmates, teachers and his own father.
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He yells at her; she taunts him and sticks out her tongue.
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It's like playground taunts of "Yo mama" -- meant to provoke a reaction.
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In his Last Man on Earth cameo, he taunts Jason Sudeikis mercilessly.
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Last year, pitcher David Price reported hearing racial taunts at Fenway Park.
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But in the past two years taunts have turned into deadly attacks.
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Others were fake alerts warning of imminent threats, or included sexual taunts.
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But Mr. Elcharfa sees the taunts taking a toll on his children.
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This is vintage Trump: Playground taunts are the only diplomacy he understands.
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He repeatedly gave up chances to respond to pointed taunts from Mrs.
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Now they are subjected to verbal taunts and even threats of violence.
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You may think those days of racist taunts in sports are over.
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What he said: Go deeper: Biden taunts Trump on 2020 presidential debates
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While this was happening, the riders conversed, swapped taunts and offered bribes.
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These professionals know how to brush off — or brush back — the taunts.
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"Where did I lose you, honey?" he taunts them from the stage.
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People painted the roads, leaving encouraging messages, or taunts, for the riders.
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Twitter users quickly took to their accounts to fire off more taunts.
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In "Hotter Than Hell," she taunts a lover who can't resist her.
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But this spring, the taunts Isra faced began to change their tune.
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Students target classmates of Mexican descent for taunts and threats about immigration.
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At one point the crowd gathers around the soldiers and taunts them playfully.
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YouTube says homophobic taunts don't violate its policies The company just doesn't care.
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Ramsay taunts Jon by telling him he's holding his youngest brother, Rickon, hostage.
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First she taunts Ellaria, recounting the way Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane killed Oberyn.
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How Sammy learned more English, got wise to our taunts, quit the piano.
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Trump, in private chats, wonders if she he sprang the taunts too early.
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" Kylo Ren taunts Rey by saying, "You have no place in this story.
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Tenacious taunts from the European champion decorated the majority of her public appearances.
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Choosing the latter means dealing with stares, sniggering, taunts and threats of violence.
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Trump's taunts angered the trio of GOP senators who will decide Kavanaugh's fate.
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McConnell campaign taunts Blankenship with "Cocaine Mitch" joke Updated at 10:15 p.m.
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He did not want his daughter to face the taunts that often come.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNFrench Montana Taunts NYPDMiranda Kerr: Snapchat Vs InstagramTaylor Swift's Boy Ban!
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He said his grandchildren, who look darker, have endured racist taunts at school.
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Four years later, Kerr was the target of pregame taunts at Arizona State.
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That was bad enough, but on Sunday, Mr. Trump's taunts became more chilling.
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Felix taunts Diane by telling her that she reminds him of his mother.
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It's like "Jack and Diane," except Diane enjoys human decapitation and sadistic taunts.
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Later, when Testicleman is shot down during the match, the woman taunts his corpse.
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In Sarah's sleep, they come to her, hovering over her bed with vicious taunts.
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Dismissing Trump's broadsides as simple schoolyard taunts carries political risk, as Clinton found out.
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The air was filled with their taunts and the tinny of the music playing.
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T-Mobile is wise to focus the taunts and trash talk in their direction.
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That's a lot of work — but Key has Morgan's taunts to keep him going.
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While playing each game, the students would either receive praise or taunts from Pepper.
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The Phillies' racist taunts got Chapman fired and he never managed in baseball again.
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This "shadow Madeline" taunts you as you traverse the various levels of mountain climbing.
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It's a safe bet he heard the taunts of the Raptors' most famous fan.
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Admiring messages began to pour into his social media accounts, eventually exceeding the taunts.
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There's no cat-and-mouse game going on, no taunts from a genius criminal.
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Should he ignore Wise's taunts and risk dishonoring himself and his constituents by proxy?
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For 18 months, regardless of the weather, they stared down threats, taunts, and violence.
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His tirades, taunts and threats, it should now be clear, are damaging our democracy.
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" Zelda taunts her sister as "inimitable, impeccable Ava" and asks wryly, "Having fun yet?
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He's evolved from dazzling taunts to ruminations that are sometimes snappy and sometimes lumpy.
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Many other Asian girls have suffered the same taunts from their nearest and dearest.
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" This drew immediate taunts given its obvious similarity to the Papa John's tagline, "Better Ingredients.
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"If you kill another king before you die, they'll sing about you forever," Euron taunts.
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The oak taunts the reed for being weak and having to bend with every breeze.
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I tried, but the schoolyard taunts multiplied, spreading beyond the first boy to other classmates.
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By appropriating his taunts of "lock her up," they become the person whom they despise.
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Troy the bully laughs through the whole thing and taunts everyone with homophobic jokes afterward.
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He taunts Frazier the way he did Liston, insults his skill, his personality, his looks.
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Even through her taunts to Ellaria about Oberyn's death, I almost felt bad for Cersei.
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"Do you think you're the first woman who's tried to save him?" she taunts Anastasia.
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Negan shoots back with some taunts before dragging Rick, and a hatchet, into a trailer.
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" He constantly taunts Senator Elizabeth Warren's claims of Native American ancestry by calling her "Pocahontas.
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Racism was evident for me, the taunts in the penalty box and threats were real.
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Trump's comments and tweets are just as hate inspiring as Chapman's taunts against Jackie Robinson.
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Snapchat was unable to immediately hand over data tied to the account sending the taunts.
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During qualifying the two rivals exchanged finger-wagging taunts, which led to a tense final.
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Seconds later he taunts Jamal for falling for a ruse Lucious concocted involving Freda Gatz.
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Like Blanton, Trump's base seems to enjoy it when he taunts world leaders on Twitter.
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" McGregor's taunts led Nurmagomedov to tell ESPN: "At press conference, he look like drunk guy.
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It also has been the focus of taunts and protests, as recently as this month.
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Similarly, Putin regularly taunts Washington in a way he doesn't with more economically significant partners.
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Schoolyard bullies, provoked by her Jewish identity, targeted Ms. Solts with jeers, taunts and thrashings.
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But there's also evidence that he's frustrated by the growing taunts of Democrats and activists.
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Egged on by the detective's pursuit, Griffin taunts him as he threatens to kill again.
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Skirmishes broke out between Mr. Trump's supporters and his opponents, who exchanged taunts and shoves.
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Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar have the rhetorical skills to turn Trump's taunts against him.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about taunts and vandalism endured by a mosque in Tucson, Ariz.
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He attacks quickly and with a voice full of taunts, his stave slashing and feinting relentlessly.
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Danny refuses to cooperate with Elektra, despite her taunts, but they eventually start fighting each other.
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One of the reporters subjected to the taunts was wearing a purple domestic-violence awareness bracelet.
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On the other side is a dangerous throng spewing cheap insults, racist taunts and explicit threats.
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An expose found cheerleaders in numerous pro sports were subjected to taunts, threats and uncomfortable situations.
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Perry won the game, but on their way out of the building they faced new taunts.
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Sanders followers erupted into expletive-laden taunts of the party's chairwoman, issued acid denunciations of Mrs.
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They were "more like taunts," Fleury told investigators during an interview, according to the court filings.
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When playing Long Island City High, opposing players rained Bengali taunts on him as he pitched.
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Crazy Eyes tries her best not to fight, but Kukudio's taunts are a trigger for her.
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How have Ms. Warren and President Trump exchanged taunts after she released the results on Monday?
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They want Mr. Wray to defend the F.B.I. but also not play into Mr. Trump's taunts.
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While Putin called for calm, the international community has become increasingly frustrated with Pyongyang's continued taunts.
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He regularly taunts protesters at his rallies by telling them to run home to their moms.
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The companies' CEOs have even traded taunts about who will be the first to reach Mars.
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Most of the people charged then were subjected to taunts by police officers about their sexuality.
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Trump won the Republican nomination by proving that even adults can be bullied with schoolyard taunts.
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Personal insults, lies about each other's records, schoolyard taunts — nothing has been deemed out of bounds.
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The officer was subject to racial taunts and profanity from bystanders after the arrest, the video showed.
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He also joked that his mother, a school nurse, has faced taunts from students singing the song.
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The previous night against Orioles, visiting outfielder Adam Jones was subjected to racial taunts by Boston fans.
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And many in the media have expressed frustration over Trump's frequent taunts of the press on Twitter.
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So we're counting on an unstable, insecure 33-year-old (with nukes!) to brush off Trump's taunts.
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That "Remind him of anybody?" flourish at end of "unscrupulous bosses" taunts at Corbyn was pure Thatcher!
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You cringe and sometime rage when you see the nasty tweets, the childish taunts, the wild improvisation.
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While the duo is fending off the stinging arachnids, Homer taunts them through a closed-circuit feed.
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Daniels seems impervious to taunts, to financial penalties, to the risk inherent in challenging a corrupt president.
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"There's a lot of stuff I've been wanting to clear up for a long time," Landon taunts.
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On Monday, Orioles outfielder Adam Jones was subjected to racial taunts by Boston fans during a game.
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Many reveal their identities as teenagers and are met with years of taunts, beatings and forced sex.
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And why, after all the taunts and outbursts, was Mr. Trump so civil toward us — nice, even?
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They told police about the barrage of racist taunts coming from next door, but the hate persisted.
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Two Oregon men died defending a pair of high school girls from a train passenger's bigoted taunts.
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After the arrest, the officer was subject to racial taunts and profanity from bystanders, the video showed.
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Packing them up into petty taunts is tacky, but it's also convenient given the time and place.
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I had no idea, for example, of the role that online taunts play in Chicago gang shootings.
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Do not react to their taunts at the Thanksgiving table and, if necessary, ask them to leave.
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His nicknames, his taunts, his willingness to go lower than you all work to coarsen the discourse.
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He endured racist taunts and death threats, in addition to being shunned by some of his teammates.
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Also, Dykstra says Boyd himself has publicly denied knowing anything about Dykstra shouting racial taunts at him.
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The president's taunts have prompted long-overdue if uncomfortable and unwelcome reflection in our newsroom and others.
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It's true that Trump has gotten far by being outspoken, shocking and using schoolyard taunts as political discourse.
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Since Trump was elected Tuesday, tales have poured out on social media of taunts received and abuses endured.
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Bill Cosby was met by taunts, and a Helen Reddy classic, as he exited his sexual assault trial.
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Through online videos, he taunts Kiya, dictating new lines of one-upmanship, and pushing her to cross them.
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On August 16th, after months of threats, taunts and tweets, the first round of talks started in Washington.
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Unverified rumors also swirled around that Keaton was bullied because he was actually harassing others with racist taunts.
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"Your faeces will not be shooting stars," NASA's website taunts readers who will never make it into space.
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Rosalía raps in a low deadpan about her own inventiveness: "Bite if you have to bite," she taunts.
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The radio industry executive said he felt certain the man would return to the airwaves with more taunts.
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And even now, under a barrage of populist taunts from Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, Mrs.
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In the three videos, Cruz declares himself "the next school shooter of 85033" and taunts his intended victims.
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" Over wobbly bass and convulsive drums, a sampled voice taunts, "Your name's not down, you're not coming in.
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One of them even taunts the staff electricians, suggesting that he wants the board to suffer and die.
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He said the students began using school spirit chants -- with permission from teachers -- in response to the taunts.
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Following a spate of sexist taunts, one politician who was told to "stop shagging men" is fighting back.
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Through the years, however, what began as verbal taunts turned into more severe bullying—and even physical assault.
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Simmonds and Smith-Pelly, who are black Canadians, said they have endured other racial taunts in their careers.
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I did not want to endure the taunts and trash talk of my friends who cheer for Duke.
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My husband was told to go home on different occasions and had other racial taunts said to him.
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Compounding the pain for the N.S.A. is the attackers' regular online public taunts, written in ersatz broken English.
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"Know your place/Bite your tongue," the singer Ren Aldridge taunts in the snotty voice of an oppressor.
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While my own schooling in the 1990s was filled with schoolyard taunts, it also forced and inspired change.
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The rally, following a torch-lit march a night earlier, devolved quickly into racial taunts, shoves and brawls.
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Trump and Romney have feuded repeatedly, a struggle that has included a few schoolyard taunts from the president.
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She taunts the family members at every turn — which forces the mother, Fay Tripp, to take drastic action.
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They told police about a barrage of racist taunts coming from next door but said the hate persisted.
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Long before he targeted the future royal, I was a target of taunts from him and his followers.
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As the scatological schoolyard taunts passed back and forth on Friday, slack-jawed voters struggled to contain their shock.
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More than 1,000 people marched past the arena on Wednesday, drawing taunts and middle fingers from some Trump supporters.
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" Known Westerosi sex symbol Gendry bumbles over compliments while Arya taunts him for not knowing "any other rich girls.
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So the taunts would continue, all the way until I completed sixth grade and moved on to another school.
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Trump's free-for-all approach with the podium reduces policy and important global issues and trade to trivial taunts.
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When a school bully taunts her for being "easy," the female protagonist heads home and slices off her locks.
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Nearly every week for a time, the kids in my neighborhood would chase me home with their monkey taunts.
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"Seeing as how the VP is such a VIP, shouldn't we keep the PC on the QT?" taunts Williams.
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He's also received death threats, taunts from fans and heated responses from Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen A. Smith.
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Cersei, wearing some truly unflattering pink lip gloss, taunts a bound and gagged Ellaria Sand about Oberyn Martell's death.
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The congresswomen responded in a news conference, urging Americans not to be baited or distracted by Trump's taunts. 2.
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Even with the FBI on his tracks, officials say, the hacker continued to post taunts online using various accounts.
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McClintock was one of several Republican lawmakers to face taunts at recent constituent events held in their respective districts.
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Their taunts pierce me like a fatal wound; again and again they scoff, 'Where is that God of yours?
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Numerous analysts and reporters on CNN, which Trump has long targeted with insults and taunts, tore into Trump's performance.
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Trump's taunts and reversals of the past week are the product of a character that we know too well.
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The episode was the latest in a string of threats, taunts and gamesmanship over the debates from both campaigns.
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Perhaps they heard the horns of passing traffic as taunts rather than cheers, and were pretendeding not to notice.
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Tacoma never shows you the world of pleasure on the tourist space stations, but instead taunts you with it.
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Since Mr. Trump's victory last week, Twitter has been filled with reports of racist and derogatory taunts against minorities.
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In recent days, Amazon has all but ignored the president's taunts, which he issued in a flurry of tweets.
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It might also be due to the fact that she doesn't give oxygen to any Twitter taunts or jabs.
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Trump campaigned using taunts and suggestions that all the Cesar Sayocs could have heard as calls to violent action.
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Others are anxious and scared as a result of the taunts and the real-life threats to their families.
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The hackers knew exactly where to retrieve the most sensitive data and littered their code with expletives and taunts.
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The footage doesn't show much — Negan taunts Rick, who is still alive — but it does give a few key clues.
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"Where were you in '92?" taunts M.I.A. in the intro to the Diplo-produced "XR2" on her second album Kala.
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The True Trump can also be seen in the juvenile taunts he lobs at those he considers unworthy of respect.
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The league said the players' "continued escalation" after the game — their taunts on social media — had factored into the punishment.
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He has swapped playful taunts and bro-hugs with the president; he has been intimate, one might say, with history.
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The anti-Muslim rallies, the vicious hate crimes, the racial profiling, the threats and taunts and questions about divided loyalties.
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The backing of the Lima group will help refute Mr Maduro's taunts that Mr Guaidó is just a gringo stooge.
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Taunts from other children drove Sibomana from school in his village bordering Virunga National Park in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Amid a barrage of taunts from protesters calling him a "liar" and a "traitor" last month, for example, Vermont Gov.
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He antagonized opponents with his taunts, amused reporters with his boasts and angered government officials with his anti-war speeches.
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In the last press conference, for example, he storms off before the festivities are over, visibly upset at KSI's taunts.
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Unfortunately, social media can be fickle and shallow, and can lead to taunts and other cruelty that make up cyberbullying.
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Of course, "Tuesday," with its playful taunts and mid-week debauchery, seemed as if it might make Makonnen a superstar.
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Mr. Trump's schoolyard taunts can sound puerile ("We call him one-for-41," he quips of Mr. Kasich's losing record).
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He struggled against taunts that he had "bottled it", and when the financial crisis of 2008 hit, his popularity slumped.
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After a few more taunts, Metro joined in, residents of both cities followed and #transithaiku was soon trending on Twitter.
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There are the taunts, and the peltings of dirt and rocks they may face as they climb down the hill.
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Once those voices derailed into maniacal rambling and transcendental taunts half-way through the song, however, my anxiety felt worse.
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At 12, Lucy was sent to boarding school in England after French classmates began harassing her with anti-Semitic taunts.
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I believe she is no-nonsense and can take on President Trump without falling prey to retorting his schoolyard taunts.
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Instead of responding dispassionately to North Korea's taunts, he has pledged to rain "fire and fury" down on the North.
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Now, she is angry at the school, which she believes should have done more to stop the taunts and insults.
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Over the years, some black players on visiting teams have said fans yelled racial taunts at them from the stands.
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Tyler, The Creator taunts Theresa May Dave was not the only artist to call out a politician on Tuesday night.
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The bullying remained, but the joy faded, and the comedy was often reduced to nasty zingers and schoolyard-quality taunts.
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Spectators waved toy shovels and yelled taunts as he crashed to three straight losses with Simpson over the ensuing days.
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For the past year, the self-described "pothole advocates" have been doling out a steady stream of taunts and mockery.
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"She seems to find me quite attractive," the plant taunts the bird in the first chapter of The Green Hand.
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The messenger demands to be let inside, but the women refuse, instead opting to hurl down taunts from above the gate.
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Despite having hobbled the opposition, however, Sheikh Hasina seems to be becoming more sensitive to the taunts of her religious critics.
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In another, puffed up by the triumph of his first gig, he taunts his sister about her dead-end supermarket job.
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FAILING, disappointed, humiliated by six months of well-aimed taunts from Donald Trump, Jeb Bush has had a horrible six months.
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Okay, it's not like Kaczynski taunts the FBI via the Junior Jumble in the newspaper (though I rather wish he did).
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Voters weary of the taunts and insults of the 2016 primary season may pine for a White House campaign about issues.
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With his schoolboy taunts about "rocket man" and wild swings between threats and loving praise, Trump has acted true to form.
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Donald Trump's taunts about "low-energy" Jeb Bush and "little Marco" Rubio worked because they contained a large element of truth.
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Instead, Trump puts forward name-calling, taunts, mockery, threats, insults, hostility to Mexicans and Muslims, and barely constrained contempt for women.
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In the new video, another group taunts the students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky with disparaging and vulgar language.
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In fact, both artists have endured homophobic taunts about being "girlish" (Beatles) or "soft" (Drake) because women backed their musical careers.
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The syllables are long and drawn out, the crowd perfectly in sync as it taunts the not-so-straight-shooting opposition.
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BUFFALO — This was not the first time Devante Smith-Pelly has had racial taunts directed at him during a hockey game.
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Her bandmates, Marielle (Agyness Deyn) and Ali (Gayle Rankin), are old hands at sitting out her tantrums and deflecting her taunts.
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MarketWatch points out that investors weren't spooked by the taunts and threats between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim last year either.
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"Copycat trying to cop my manner/ Watch your back when you can't watch mine," she taunts in "Copycat," released in 2017.
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Watching Trump, 71, and Kim, 33, trade taunts is particularly disturbing because they mirror each other in so many unhinged ways.
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Trump started throwing verbal taunts at McConnell after the senator said Trump had "excessive expectations" about how quickly legislation can pass.
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The Life of a Disabled Child, From Taunts to Hate Crimes Things have improved for intellectually disabled people like my brother.
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Cersei taunts her captives, Tyene (Rosabell Laurenti Sellers) and Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma), before murdering the former via girl on girl.
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Born with a large, port-wine birthmark on her face, she dealt with taunts and bullying from her classmates as a child.
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He calls out their own kills and taunts enemies with quotes like, "M-m-m-monster kill!" from the game Unreal Tournament.
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He accused Sanders of refusing to rein in the hostile "Bernie Bro" supporters who harassed Clinton supporters online, sometimes with sexist taunts.
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Later, when the guys are back on the couch, Jonathan hilariously taunts Cam in one of the best moments from the episode.
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This machine was corrupted by our pals at Univision, whose bloated, mandatory software taunts me daily from my otherwise gleaming menu bar.
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Ally answers the door with a knife behind her back, which Kai somehow knows and he taunts her about living in fear.
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With this CAW mode, fans can mix and match hundreds upon hundreds of moves, taunts, and outfits to create their ideal wrestler.
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What makes Trump so thrilling on stage is the way he picks on guys like Rubio and Ted Cruz with schoolyard taunts.
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In this case, Crowder called Vox's Maza a "gay Mexican" and "lispy queer," amongst other hate speech-laden taunts across multiple videos.
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YouTube says homophobic taunts don't violate its policies Yesterday, YouTube tweeted its confusing and contradictory ruling from a review of Crowder's videos.
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" In fact, the torment had already began, as CeCe taunts Mona, "Do you still see her when you look in the mirror?
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What amazed me was that Wallace gave the stump speech he delivered everywhere, which consisted almost entirely of taunts, insults, and threats.
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However, Maddie soon faced online taunts and threats at the new middle school after she used the girls' bathroom, according to NBC.
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Do you really think the person who stared down the Benghazi committee for 11 hours is going to wither under schoolboy taunts?
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Covington Catholic parents told CNN affiliate WKRC the students did not incite violence and were calm as taunts were hurled at them.
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But she was rarely rattled, and made a determined effort to rise above Mr. Trump's taunts while making overtures to undecided voters.
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The next day, the rally quickly devolved into shoving and brawling as the marchers yelled racist taunts and chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
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When he does lash out, it's not at Esther, but at a press agent who taunts him for living off his wife.
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Editorial President Trump has sometimes seemed to view military action as a game and foreign policy as something set by online taunts.
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Australia dodges U.S. tariffs, prominent septuagenarians trade schoolyard taunts, and the great Pacific garbage patch may now be the size of Mongolia.
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Several players have been fined through the years for negative interactions with fans, such as cursing or yelling in response to taunts.
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Itoma untangled herself frantically, gazing downward and concealing a twitchy smile to avoid the taunts of the fisherman, while Rina dove in.
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He was then criticized by one of his own teammates, as well as his manager, who blamed him for provoking the taunts.
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But the actresses appear to be enjoying themselves, swigging prop sauvignon blanc, trading taunts and at one point forming a conga line.
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CHICAGO — The Chicago Blackhawks barred four fans from their home games for directing racist taunts toward Washington Capitals forward Devante Smith-Pelly.
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She could have ignored Trump's taunts and stuck to her message about middle class pain in an economy rigged by the rich.
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Fashion Review PARIS — The general tone of current public discourse — the name-calling, the taunts, the accusations — is bringing Rick Owens down.
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In 1942, at age 16, unable to bear the taunts from his schoolmates that his mother was a prisoner, he committed suicide.
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With lesser schoolyard taunts, like discussing the size of Mr. Trump's fingers, he is trying to get in the real estate billionaire's head.
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The lawsuit filed in federal court in Kentucky said Allegra Schawe-Lane was subjected to taunts such as "shemale" and "crossdresser" from coworkers.
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She taunts him, baits him, and eventually — when he doesn't get there by himself — grabs his hands and puts them on her throat.
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But his bravado, tart taunts of reporters, and his creative use of the facts were as dominant as they were throughout his campaign.
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In fact, when Marine One flew over the rally gathered around the Washington Monument, hundreds of people flipped it off and yelled taunts.
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He taunts his confessor by suggesting that he may or may not believe in God, and manipulates him into divulging people's secret sins.
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First, you could pick a heavy deck with lots of big taunts that will soak up all of the Warrior's limited removal abilities.
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They're not likely to warm to him if he taunts the first major-party female presidential candidate with the sins of her husband.
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"Go back to your country" and "love it or leave it" were the taunts he heard in his small town in central Massachusetts.
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They clearly were not actively courting aggression, which stands in marked contrast to the taunts directed at law enforcement by protestors in Oregon.
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Instead of keeping the peace, the chief law enforcement official in the land seems to be provoking his fellow citizens with reckless taunts.
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China is infuriated by Mr Kim's taunts and provocations (it did not even know about the nuclear test until after it had happened).
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Moore pulls ahead, race neck and neck Ex-McConnell aide taunts Bannon for "showing us how to lose" Update at 8:44 p.m.
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A nine-year-old girl from Alabama committed suicide after she was bullied at school with racist taunts, her family told Tuscaloosa News.
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"Look, she comes apart like the eurozone!" the butcher, nicknamed the Truth Terrorist because he kills to shed light on societal woes, taunts.
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The taunts came days after the House condemned the president's tweets as racist in a resolution that was largely opposed by Republican members.
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On their way to Lake Shore Drive, they stopped at a gas station, where Mr. Alvarez exchanged taunts with a couple of strangers.
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Ruth entered school the year Hitler came to power; she walked there to taunts of "Jew, Jew," and had things thrown at her.
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Ask any Asian-American, and they'll readily summon memories of schoolyard taunts, or disturbing encounters on the street or at the grocery store.
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This mildly infuriating decor oversight looms overhead, filling you with pure rage as it taunts you with terrible design until you finally snap.
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The trick: Threaten the outrageous, ratchet up the tension, amplify it with tweets and taunts, and then compromise on fairly conventional middle ground.
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Fans wave signs, shout taunts, and even fling a few lightsabers in the air (one of which almost gives me a buzz cut).
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Now he has to endure the taunts of the ADP chief executive, Carlos Rodriguez, after losing a proxy fight to the payroll processor.
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Spencer endures both overt racist taunts and not-so-micro micro aggressions, and in the third episode he and Jordan face police harassment.
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"Keyboard warriors," as Facebook partisans are known in Libya, issued boasts, taunts and chilling threats online as their counterparts attacked from the ground.
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We must learn to defend ourselves so that when Donald Trump or any other bully taunts us, we can rise to the occasion.
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My daughter's taunts sounded so familiar — the trolling of an innocent victim who happened to draw the ire of a powerful, vocal bully.
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The network refrained from hitting back at Ms. Warren's attack last week, and it declined to comment on Monday about Mr. Trump's taunts.
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Xinhua News, the largest state-run media outlet in the world, posted video to Twitter today showing the taunts of pro-Beijing protesters.
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"It knows you like running off-tackle on third and short," taunts a 1999 print ad for NFL 2K on the Sega Dreamcast.
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In this contest of wills, she taunts him by having sex with other men, which helps Mr. Shiota meet the roman porno requirements.
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But the two sets of tweets are the same in that social media potshots and taunts, regardless of racial insensitivity, feel normal now.
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"Look, she comes apart like the eurozone!" taunts the butcher, nicknamed the Truth Terrorist because he kills to shed light on societal woes.
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Mr. Trump's approach has so far consisted of sanctions, pressure on China — North Korea's chief ally — and taunts against the government in Pyongyang.
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But it is grotesque to argue that that excuses racism against her, or that Trump's taunts have anything to do with protecting Jews.
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When the couple taunts him — "Look at what you've done" — I was shaken out of my numb disdain into a kind of anger.
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Trump is famous for letting insults get under his skin and for fighting back against taunts, even if it makes him look unpresidential.
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Trump has been accused of emboldening a whole spectrum of hate: everything from organized white supremacy, to schoolyard taunts, to violent hate crimes.
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Her roommate was black, 85 years old, hard of hearing and slow-moving, all of which Hadley said inspired taunts and abuse from deputies.
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He looked off the pace in the first round, but then Diaz rallied to put on a signature performance full of taunts and attitude.
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In the video, Black Israelites, a radical religious group, are seen shouting at the horde of boys, who respond with group chants and taunts.
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"I want to educate my children, get my daughter married," said Wandile, who still hesitates to linger outside for fear of taunts and harassment.
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But he said he endured beatings and verbal taunts in the foster homes in New Zealand and sexual abuse outside it by a predator.
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But she says their taunts were nothing compared to what she would hear from agents and stylists as a model in New York City.
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" The flight attendant tells the male passenger to stay out of it, then later taunts him to "hit me, hit me ... bring it on.
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Michael Rapaport says the scumbag who hurled racist taunts at Orioles star Adam Jones should be banned from all MLB games for life ... period.
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Rap -- a huge Yankees fan -- said the fans behind the taunts are disgusting and should never step foot inside an MLB stadium ever again.
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Ted Cruz's contention that Trump skipped the debate because he was afraid of taunts or difficult questions from the Fox moderators or rival candidates.
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Following months of taunts about nuclear capabilities and suspense about whether a summit would happen, the meeting remains largely unscripted and its outcome uncertain.
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As the men's taunts continued, the students decided to respond "to counter the hateful things that were being shouted at our group," Sandmann said.
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The President's taunts, his combative nature and his history of profane boasts like those in the Access Hollywood tape have clearly grated on voters.
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But you become the target of a bully during your pre-teen years, while your brother or sister somehow escapes the taunts and abuse.
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"It provides a sense of being protected," she said, describing how she and the rest of the community faced taunts and even physical attacks.
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"Is this why Ozzy and Alek died, to make a fool out of us?" one of the Highwaymen asks Margo when Lydia taunts them.
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He taunts her with a cruel song, which Goldstein translates as: Open your mawI've [expletive] for your crawDrink up the peeDrink it for meShhh!
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Even the president of the United States questions the patriotism of journalists for doing their job and taunts them in front of angry crowds.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Comey, Mr. McCabe and the others who face Mr. Trump's taunts and provocations should remember the old warning about wrestling a pig.
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Protesters from each side shouted at one another, the taunts competing with loud music from a concert stage in the middle of the avenue.
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In the book, she has to deal with the curious stares and taunts of classmates whose parents want Hanna to drop out of school.
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Protesters and supporters who traded angry taunts outside the rally have long since gone home, and the arena has gone back to hosting basketball.
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" Biden, during a campaign stop in Ohio this week, responded to Trump's taunts by telling him to "release your tax returns or shut up.
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Throughout the song, she advocates for unthinking violence, then taunts the cops who can't catch her as she burns down everything in her wake.
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" Iran will not be browbeaten into submission — certainly not by the redoubled economic sanctions Trump announced or by taunts that it is "standing down.
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These compendiums (now called "battle passes") give players access to unique character items and other cosmetic goodies, like character taunts, emoticons, music and more.
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Many journalists, especially female and gender non-conforming reporters, are familiar with receiving angry messages, threats and taunts online in response to their reporting.
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Taunts and bullying from strangers have become part of my everyday experience, and I'm here to tell you: Things feel like they're getting worse.
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The updated report comes as U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani exchanged taunts at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.
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In April 1993, Nicky Winmar, an Indigenous player for St. Kilda, was on the receiving end of racist taunts from the Magpies cheer squad.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Countless Democratic leaders have urged the party not to spend the 2020 campaign tangling with President Trump over tweets and taunts.
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Street gangs in Montreal-North were mostly bands of Haitian youth, tired of enduring taunts and beatings at the hands of their racist peers.
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That trick is to threaten the outrageous, ratchet up the tension, amplify it with tweets and taunts, and then compromise on fairly conventional middle ground.
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She explains she just wanted Eve's attention, and taunts him, fends off his attack, and strolls away with her sweater still snugly around her shoulders.
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"Shame, shame, shame," taunts Cersei Lannister during Game of Thrones' Season 2016 finale, nestling comfortably into the Queen of the Internet title for the night.
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Jasmine Adams said her daughter McKenzie was the target of racial taunts and bullying from her classmates at US Jones Elementary School in Demopolis, Alabama.
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He describes being humiliated by the Red Guards as they lined up the inmates with heads bowed, and then subjected them to taunts and shouts.
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And while I appreciate Euron's taunts to Jaime, because wow, Game of Thrones, you went there, he should know that he is playing with fire.
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But now that she's one of the few big names formally in the ring for 2020, don't expect Trump's taunts to go away anytime soon.
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And many transgender people experience verbal taunts, sexual harassment or assault, and other forms of physical violence, according to the National Center For Transgender Equality.
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Campaigning Tuesday across New Hampshire, where Trump holds a dominant lead, Cruz responded much more sharply to Trump's taunts than he has in the past.
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This year, the city of Philadelphia officially apologized for the racist taunts that members of the Phillies rained on Robinson when the Dodgers played them.
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Republicans like Jeff Sessions and Ted Cruz cannot allow themselves to be humiliated by his vicious taunts then seek support from those who allow them.
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But the racist taunts hurled at Ms. Kordei didn't originate from some white supremacist message board, or even from a crew of Fifth Harmony haters.
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After she wrote a profile of Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, for GQ magazine, the journalist Julia Ioffe was deluged with anti-Semitic taunts on Twitter.
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The "vile and malicious" messages Mallory received included insults, taunts and a suggestion to end her own life, according to the family's attorney, Bruce Nagel.
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"We've got a debate inside the other party that is fantasy and schoolyard taunts and selling stuff like it's the Home Shopping Network," he said.
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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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A former business lawyer who was born in France to parents from Togo, she has been the target of racist taunts and death threats online.
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Soon after he got there, in 2011, he was subjected to brutal hazing and racist taunts by fellow soldiers in his battalion, and killed himself.
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If tied just right, they make the fly "riffle," or skitter along the water's surface, leaving a V-shaped wake that taunts salmon into striking.
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Dr. Vivek Murthy, the 19th surgeon general of the United States, talks about enduring the taunts of an Apu-imitating bully in the seventh grade.
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" Later, you'll hear the commander in chief issue devastating taunts such as "You guys are roast chicken!" and "I'll make you just like perforated cheese!
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Rural women sometimes endure taunts and even sexual assault when they relieve themselves outdoors, so they travel in small groups, often before dawn, for protection.
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Enduring threats to personal safety, taunts, and anger from people around the globe, our staff worked in a professional manner to produce a final result.
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A few years ago, he represented a group of female firefighters who said they faced unwanted advances and crude taunts by male supervisors in Jackson.
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Enduring threats to personal safety, taunts and anger from people around the globe, our staff worked in a professional manner to produce a final result.
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This same feminine contempt for powerful men is seen in "Game of Thrones" when Sansa Stark taunts Ramsay Bolton before the Battle of the Bastards.
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In the clip she says she tried busting out his windows as she taunts him for being "broke," while Swae seemingly tells her to scram.
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But Pepsi's video was called "a lame attempt to make its ad go viral," by Gizmodo, and Uber's taunts created more animosity than brand loyalty.
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And never forget his pithy review of the debate, rendered while it was still going on and reflective of the taunts and tirades all around him.
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But a month into her journey, she said transphobic taunts from other refugees have made living at the COSTI reception center in Toronto unbearable for her.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - For weeks, Chancellor Angela Merkel endured taunts and whistles whenever she ventured out on the campaign trail in her home region of eastern Germany.
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Students at the University of Arizona have thrown taunts and trash on the Islamic Center of Tucson from two private high-rise apartment buildings next door.
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But the sassy taunts of the bird carrying away your significant worm lover do motivate you to hit the elusive 100 point mark and rescue them.
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Beloit Memorial girls soccer coach Brian Denu told a CBS affiliate in Madison that the taunts were directed at black and Latina players on his team.
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Blissfully ignoring the taunts, Beijing pocketed, on Trump's watch, $961.8 billion in net income, with technology transfers that go with it, on its American goods trade.
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MANAFORT TRIAL JUDGE TS ELLIS TAUNTS AND TORMENTS MUELLER TEAM Earlier this week, Ellis seemed to accuse Greg Andres, the prosecutor, of crying in his courtroom.
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Escaping the taunts of fans in New York, Dean moves to the town where his childhood best friend, Andy, lives, and moves into Evvie's spare room.
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If the EA writers wanted to, they could have depicted Alex dealing with racist taunts like the ones that happened at the aforementioned Scottish Cup game.
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A few of her peers saw what happened and it wasn't long before the taunts began, unspeakably cruel even when coming from the mouths of children.
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Pittsburgh Pirates superstar Andrew McCutchen says his experience in Boston was simply different than Adam Jones -- telling TMZ Sports he was NOT showered with racial taunts.
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She wrung her personality out of the soothing, courteous tones of a space station's PA system, delivering megalomaniacal taunts in an arch, glitchy chorus of voices.
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The incident came to mind recently with the controversy over racist taunts yelled by Red Sox fans at Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones at Fenway Park.
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After joining the seven-year fight to block the opening of a large cement plant in town, Ms. Hauptmann endured stink bombs, BB pellets and taunts.
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"Look, she comes apart like the eurozone!" the butcher — nicknamed the Truth Terrorist because he claims to kill to shed light on societal woes — later taunts.
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Not the end of the world, except that her daughter (who is a year older than my son) often taunts him to the point of tears.
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He started to wear headphones to drown them out, but when the occasional taunts turned to frequent racial slurs, he said, they were hard to ignore.
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Trump, who taunts Warren with his racist "Pocahontas" slur, had already established a similar dynamic well before Warren had a chance of winning the Democratic nomination.
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Trotz and the Capitals rallied around Smith-Pelly in February when a group of fans in Chicago directed racist taunts at him during a game there.
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In January, four African-Americans in Chicago were accused of attacking an 18-year-old disabled man on Facebook Live while making anti-white racial taunts.
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Taunts and arguments turned to shoves and fists, until it seemed that half the people were fighting and the other half trying to break it up.
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The possibility that both teams may move added a touch of the surreal to the taunts and gibes that fans aimed at one another on Sunday.
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Immediately, Mr. Sandberg said, he thought of the burning crosses and racist taunts, the upheaval in their community over the prospect of black people moving in.
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As of Monday evening, Ms. Warren had not directly responded to Mr. Trump's taunts on social media, focusing instead on the shutdown entering its 24th day.
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For almost two years, Washington has been in a virtual state of siege because the Chinese, the Japanese and the Europeans don't care about threats and taunts.
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His impulsive tweets and taunts in response to even the smallest provocation -- and provocateurs -- have regularly sidetracked the messages he and his team had hoped to deliver.
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If the EA writers had wanted to, they could have depicted Alex dealing with racist taunts like the ones that happened at the aforementioned Scottish Cup game.
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Like some kind of wannabe Pedro Romero in jean shorts, the 55-year-old taunts and lunges at the massive animal as it wanders around stalled traffic.
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Do the rules apply to the president of the United States when he celebrates violence against the media, or taunts volatile dictators with nuclear war on Twitter?
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"There were no campaign-like riffs, no boasting of his electoral victory, no bashing of the media or taunts or jeers at his opponents," as NPR noted.
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The girls are able to effectively, albeit momentarily, deflect the taunts back to the boys by foisting the reputation of "playing with dolls" onto one of them.
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On Wednesday, some immigrant workers reported taunts and harassment and children begged to be brought home from school amid ethnic or religious bullying, parents and teachers said.
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He describes the sadistic behavior of fellow prison staff, and recounts how he, too, responded to emasculating taunts with fury, momentarily forgetting his duties as a journalist.
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Their most subversive strategy — dressing as men to gain access to stadiums — slyly taunts not merely the injunction but the fundamentalist view of women that underpins it.
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The former FBI director has repeatedly refused to engage Trump even as the President has become more and more aggressive in his taunts against the special counsel.
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In a February interview with ESPN, both Ball and Kuzma said that their public taunts were good-natured and that neither of them took the insults personally.
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Responding to President Trump's repeated taunts around her claims to Cherokee heritage, Senator Elizabeth Warren released her DNA results in a Maury Povich–style spectacle on Monday.
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Despite the absence of taunts, Schaefer said the Huskies received even more motivation after two No. 1 seeds — South Carolina and Notre Dame — both fell on Friday.
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In addition to taunts, the Iranians have also routinely sent out gunboats and unmanned air assets to "intimidate" the British warship by approaching to within 200 meters.
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They returned to their families deeply scarred from interrogations, isolation and the shame of sexual taunts, forced nudity, aggressive body cavity searches and being kept in diapers.
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Taunts including "Crooked Hillary" and "Cryin' Chuck Schumer" were brought out once again in a pull-out-all-the-stops partisan effort 11 days before the midterms.
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"I think the media got it wrong the other day when they basically said you said you wanted to demote him," Bartiromo replied, ignoring Trump's schoolyard taunts.
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In 220, a 22018-year-old Army private named Danny Chen killed himself at an outpost in Afghanistan after suffering months of vicious hazing and racist taunts.
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Faced with taunts and dares, she marches into a barbershop, gets a bob and overnight is transformed into a ruthless, avenging, slash-and-burn Jazz Age vamp.
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In the hours before the opening of the gathering, Mr. Trump and the other leaders waged a nasty Twitter fight over trade, ditching diplomacy for schoolyard taunts.
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"They want the taunts and the vitriol to be recognized by others in just the same way the graffiti artist wants to be seen," Mr. Aborn said.
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For the rest of the campaign he invited taunts at his rallies by similarly framing the race as a contest of ideas and not good and evil.
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Throughout the presidential campaign, Mr. Trump would frequently turn the attention of rallygoers to the areas containing journalists, who would then be greeted with obscenities and taunts.
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"I don't know who you are," Rubio said, after calling Jones "a dumb ass" and rolling his eyes in response to the frequent taunts aimed at him.
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Waldrip, a white vlogger who's achieved minor viral notoriety for claiming to be black, stands next to Lil Tay with a sheepish smirk as Bregoli taunts her.
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Last week, supervising producer Ellie Carbajal told the Boston jury that she was the subject of racist taunts and Lakshmi was physically threatened while the men were picketing.
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A 35-year-old man, Jeremy Christian, was arrested and charged last week for murdering two men in Portland who were defending two teenage women from racist taunts.
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On Tuesday night, one day after Red Sox fans shouted racist taunts and hurled peanuts at Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones, Sox fans gave Jones a standing ovation.
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Dragging the Clintons' relationship onto the public stage (as Mr. Trump also has done) does not even rise to the level of schoolyard taunts and, of course, Mrs.
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Trucker Carrigan, town bad boy and gang member, is not someone Pinky needs to be crushing on, but she is, and his sexy taunts don't make things easier.
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Newton was flagged earlier in the game for taunting Jones, which is a connection I wouldn't put past the NFL to use to justify cracking down on taunts.
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Paul voices the online troll who taunts the USS Callister crew at the episode's end, demanding sexual favors and threatening to destroy them if they don't play along.
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Elizabeth Warren is attempting to clear the air about her Native American ancestry after President Donald Trump's constant racist taunts calling her "Pocahontas" by taking a DNA test.
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Sara, there is scene where Gia Marie Love, a transwoman and central character, curses out a young boy who taunts her while you guys are walking down street.
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Sgt. Cleon Brown, of the Hastings Police Department, claims in a lawsuit that he was subjected to racial taunts after a genetic test revealed he was part black.
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Unique in her status as a female shooter for her gang, Gakirah kept up a feed full of threats and taunts to "opps," or members of oppositional groups.
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Being frail and gentle, he was the target of bullying—shoulder bumping (ex-cuse me!), tripping, popping of shirt loops, taunts of "faggot," and smacking upside the head.
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So when Chrissy Teigen taunts Donald Trump, which she's been doing expertly since 2011, her four-and-a-half million followers amplify it, collectively laughing at his expense.
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Another Reddit user name Waveitup is compiling a list of what he believes are other potentially monetized features "hinted" in the code, such as customizable gloves or taunts.
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"They say he doesn't even ask about you anymore," her mother taunts her, and the specter of a faraway Billy brings tears to Jed's carefully made-up eyes.
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What to expect: After months of nuclear taunts, sports diplomacy and a rollercoaster of a will-they-or-won't-they tango, it all comes down to this meeting.
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My goal is simple: a perfectly cooked bird that has never known the meaning of bland or dry and against whose briny interiors taunts of tastelessness slide away.
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All of the career advice you've read taunts you with this one sentiment: Come up with a potential solution that you can bring to your boss for approval.
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But then he veered into taunts about the size of Mr. Trump's hands — a thinly veiled jab at his manhood — and his apparent preference for aggressive self-tanning.
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"I Like It" taunts those who doubted her with tales of million-dollar deals and Rolls Royces, because one of the things she likes is proving people wrong.
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Those charged with assaulting Rikers guards described taunts from guards in Albany that suggest retaliation: "'This is for Rikers,'" Nazeem Francis, 19, told his lawyer, Stuart J. Grossman.
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He taunts Boseman into submission, dispatches Angela Bassett's Queen Ramonda with a droll "Hey Auntie," and growls with such cocky authority that Wakanda already seems to be his.
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A half-dozen workers at a New Jersey-based solar energy company filed a lawsuit claiming they were subjected to racist taunts and were fired when they complained.
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In a new ad being released Thursday, Portman taunts Strickland for losing the support of the Ohio Teamsters and the state's Fraternal Order of Police, among other organizations.
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Mr. Trump is well known for using harsh language, threats and taunts against adversaries when it comes to domestic matters, often using his Twitter feed as a weapon.
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Hui rounded up around 2000 people who wanted out and tried numerous exits, but found himself "bluntly refused" by officers who shouted taunts at the protesters, he says.
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A woman on a repair crew was deliberately stranded on top of a 200-foot wind turbine by her male co-workers after enduring months of lewd taunts.
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The elements of children's music — plinking xylophones, strummed ukulele, singsong taunts — appropriately situate these dramas in the realm of childhood fantasy, where grandiosity, absurdity, and terror coexist naturally.
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When the Senegalese model first moved to Paris, and then the U.S. a few years ago, she was met with constant taunts over her skin color, she tells us.
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All went fairly smoothly at the demo with Atlas picking up a box and dealing with the taunts from SpotMini, a four-legged robot, introduced later in the demo.
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For nearly a decade, annual taunts from congregations have been hand-delivered to the IRS in the form of video evidence they are breaking the rule against candidate-advocacy.
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Yaqoob added that many times, if a transgender person does summon the courage to walk into a police station and lodge a complaint, they face taunts and verbal abuse.
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Van Ness Mine was kind of anticlimactic in that I just started responding yes to kids' taunts and constant questions about it by the time I was like 10.
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It also argued that it fit a pattern of veiled threats against female journalists who rebuffed Shkreli's social media advances and of taunts aimed at prosecutors in his case.
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"More poise, less noise" feels like The Rock making a bet that voters will be ready for a change after four years of bombast, boasts and taunts under Trump.
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"Take it!" the character taunts a slimy, humanoid monster before she cuts it in half and the bloody chunks of meat get swept up in the storm as well.
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Top Chef supervising producer Ellie Carbajal also told the jury – whose names will be released later this week – that she was the subject of racist taunts, according to Deadline.
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Hecklers interrupted her repeatedly,and on the street her supporters faced taunts from a gantlet of demonstrators blaming her for President Obama's deportation of some Central American asylum seekers.
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French police stepped in to break up small groups of English and Russian fans who squared up and hurled taunts at one another in Marseille, southern France, on Friday.
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Santiago told the Post that the family is now seeking legal action over what they see as a failure from school officials in handling the initial alleged racial taunts.
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Cleon Brown, a 19-year veteran with the police department in Hastings, Michigan, said a series of taunts began in 2016 when he took a genetic test through Ancestry.
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Think of "Little Rocket Man" and the other taunts Trump lobbed at North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un prior to the duo's historic summit in Singapore earlier this summer.
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Baltimore Orioles centerfielder Adam Jones was subjected to racist taunts all night at Fenway Park on Monday, and said it was one of the worst experiences he's ever had.
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If the hat you're knitting has been tucked away in the closet for eight months and taunts every time you pick out a sweater, just get rid of it.
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As a successful standup who has appeared on the Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel shows but who has been heckled with bigoted taunts during other performances, he knew the subject.
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Its strident front pages rally citizens to go out and march, it has given away posters to raise at demonstrations, and it regularly taunts the government for its failures.
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We've grown used to naked profiteering off the presidency, an administration that calls for the firing of private citizens for political dissent and nuclear diplomacy conducted via Twitter taunts.
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He was referring to drivers in general, but he and Busch apparently do not speak to each other, instead delivering their taunts through the news media and social media.
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In the first year of Donald Trump's administration, while he and Kim Jong-un traded taunts, the North Koreans successfully tested increasingly powerful ballistic missiles and a thermonuclear weapon.
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Of course, the memory of this — the shine of the streetlights, the taunts at the driver, the screech of his tires, the pump of the shotgun — rattles me now.
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Most of all, Trudeau has imposed an iron discipline on the government, which means forbidding cabinet ministers or any senior officials from responding to Trump's taunts or provocative tweets.
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Trump's taunts of Professor Ford, and the cheers they elicited in the arena where the rally was held, set a precedent that further emboldens rape culture in our country.
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"We hope that by sharing reporting in Mexico with the world — and vice versa — we can counter taunts with understanding," HuffPost Mexico said at the time of its announcement.
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A holiday-themed Social Q's column, which administers lighthearted advice about awkward social situations, addressed what an adult should do when one child taunts another at a holiday party.
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Watching Butler on Saturday, he truly didn't appear to notice even as taunts that he'd never win a championship and finger points to the lopsided scoreboard flew his way.
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Ironic, considering that the very next day, racist taunts at a Scottish Cup match got so out of hand that a black player begged to be taken off the field.
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Though if there is a little brother, or one whose taunts are a little too feisty, or who puts up a fight — well, everybody knew what they were getting into.
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Stuck behind a teleprompter, reading in a slow monotone, he could not truly rouse the crowd, who gave low-energy cheers and boos in response to his taunts and attacks.
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Especially for the American state closest to one of our biggest international foes, North Korea — a foreign power that our president keeps egging on with taunts of nuclear war. SMDH.
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Though surfers can be notoriously territorial, the actions of the Lunada Bay Boys extended beyond localism to verbal threats, taunts, and vandalism of cars and personal items, the lawsuit alleges.
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In fact, Karen says she actually appreciates the negative feedback -- aside from the Republican taunts -- saying her behavior is fair game for trolls because she acted like this in public.
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Before the T.M.S., discussions of emotions were like cruel taunts to me; it was as if someone were describing beautiful color to a person who saw in black and white.
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In a devastating NSA security breach, that hacking tool and others were published online by the Shadow Brokers, a mysterious group that regularly posts cryptic taunts toward the U.S. government.
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He sees his dead dad—"Big Pussy," if you forgot—in ponds, in mirrors, and as much as this phantasm gives fatherly advice, it also taunts LaRocca for his failures.
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Bannon was even more determined than Trump to force an American pullout, and he pelted McMaster with derisive taunts about the futility of throwing more money into Afghanistan's corrupt army.
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After all, just weeks earlier, Mr. Kim tested a ballistic missile designed to strike the United States and engaged in a war of words — and Twitter taunts — with President Trump.
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Warren first disclosed her DNA results in October 2018, in response to taunts from President Donald Trump who had nicknamed her "Pocahontas" for her previous claims of Native American ancestry.
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By the time SOC replaced Centerra last March, Ms. Glover said she was regularly calling out sick and swapping shifts to avoid sexual harassment, as well as taunts and threats.
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Mr. Liñán may be a celebrated and award-winning flamenco artist, but he said he and his dancers have been subjected to homophobic taunts both in the profession and online.
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At a resort in Hawaii, she watches with horror as Steve taunts a parrot, holding forth a bread crumb only to snatch it away when the bird reaches for it.
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Also, spectators at all New Zealand venues will be encouraged to use NZC's text alert system to notify ground security of any anti-social behavior, including racist taunts and abuse.
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The initial scratchy relations between the young women shift dramatically over the course of a magnificently evoked party scene, rife with social taunts and the revelation of more family secrets.
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February 18, 1983: Martin Scorsese's "The King of Comedy," shot on location in New York, includes a scene in which Sandra Bernhard taunts Jerry Lewis — comedy's future torturing its past.
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The flurry of easygoing taunts made Wallace feel a little sad, the kind of private sadness you could conceal from yourself until one day you surfaced and found it waiting.
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The characters dance to send taunts and they have weapons like the "boogey bomb" which makes all the players that been hit by the bomb dance for 003 - 200 seconds.
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But rather than stop it, there is a fear that the chant is spreading; FIFA has cited several other countries for homophobic taunts during the current World Cup qualifying cycle.
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One powerful example lists interactions at the Berlin Wall, with the taunts and human gestures of the West followed by a meticulous Soviet-style log of censure and shots fired.
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For me, the moment is my life, the subject one that taunts me as I settle on the couch and nestle a throw pillow in my lap, hiding my stomach.
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Whitaker was thrust into the headlines on Wednesday when his boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, announced his resignation after enduring months of President Donald Trump's attacks and taunts on Twitter.
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Unfortunately, Uproxx reports that Abraham-Joseph faced a barrage of taunts and mocking from Twitter accusing him of being "soft," demonstrating why we still need a SlutWalk in the first place.
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In the abortion case, as she traded taunts with conservative Justice Clarence Thomas, she also revealed impatience for his many references to the "mother" who would choose to end a pregnancy.
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Ocasio-Cortez responded to some of the taunts from the right on Twitter, writing that "the GOP is "getting 2 new rebellious women in Congress whether they like it or not.
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They launched a series of taunts at me that they were having sex with my wife, which was particularly hurtful and harmful because my wife is a survivor of sex abuse.
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He also taunts her about the presence of this second female serial killer, (incorrectly) telling young Villanelle that Eve is no longer interested in her the way she used to be.
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He was slow to attack front-runner Donald Trump, when he finally did it was with schoolyard taunts that did more damage to his own campaign than it did to Trump.
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The same demographic that has traditionally been good to Republican candidates -- white, college-educated, suburban mothers -- has no time for sexual bragging and taunts in someone who wants to be president.
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WATCH: Take a Tour of Martha Stewart's Amazing Farmhouse Kitchen and 'Ancient' Apple Orchard "What are you afraid somebody in the fast food world is gonna show you up?" he taunts.
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In his early days, Jokowi struggled with a minority in the parliament and faced daily taunts from fellow party members who considered him a greenhorn politician from the sticks, Sukarsono continued.
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In January, four black people in Chicago were accused of attacking an 18-year-old disabled white man and broadcasting the assault on the service while making anti-white racial taunts.
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Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani traded taunts at the assembly session, with Trump threatening more sanctions against Tehran and Rouhani suggesting the U.S. president suffered from a "weakness of intellect".
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When recruiting Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers general manager Branch Rickey admonished Robinson to don "the armor of humility" in order to endure the frequent taunts of white players and fans alike.
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"I guess the money you spent on skins should have been spent on not dying in the first few minutes of the game, dick," she taunts after Testiclehead gets taken out.
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He's going to keep tweeting about every sleight and alleged offense, from Hamilton controversies to unflattering Saturday Night Live sketches to the untold thousands of protests and articles and taunts forthcoming.
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"It's fine," was all Trump could muster to describe his relationship with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the first senator to endorse him who has withstood taunts from the President for weeks.
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Running lines in the video with director Paul Verhoeven (standing in for leading man Michael Douglas), Stone taunts, teases, flirts, and fascinates as the enigmatic writer and murder suspect Catherine Tramell.
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He not only makes his victims abundantly aware of when they're being shown mercy, but he taunts them openly about their situation, promising to fix it — so long as they kneel.
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Trump was met with a mix of boos, taunts and cheers when he attended Game 5 of the series in Washington D.C. Not every player will attend the White House ceremony.
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DNA from Miller's garbage matched DNA from the crime scene and from the taunts, and when police brought him in for questioning, he confessed to the disturbing killing, the affidavit states.
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Given that the Trump administration and Palestinian leadership are not even on speaking terms (other than through Twitter taunts), we are likely to be waiting a long time for such resolution.
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Slogans like "Black Is Beautiful" and "We're Here, We're Queer, Get Used to It!" became transformative taunts for generations of people schooled in the self-loathing of racism, sexism and heterosexism.
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College Republicans, Once 'the Best Party on Campus,' Endure Taunts Over Trump Their party's nominee has attacked conservative heroes and traditions and caused dissension, doubt and widespread mockery from liberal classmates.
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When he changed his name, converted to Islam and refused induction during the Vietnam War, many of those early shouts I heard in 1964 became ugly taunts a few years later.
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As reported by El Espanyol, Jesús Tomillero has decided he "cannot take any more" after being subjected to homophobic taunts at a match between Portuense and San Fernando Isleño on Saturday.
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A skulking, slouching Merricat endures the taunts of the townspeople when she makes weekly trips for provisions, rushing home to bury trinkets in the castle's enormous garden and casting protective spells.
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Much ink has been spilled about bullying in the internet age, but Keaton's video underscored that the old-fashioned variety — the cafeteria taunts, the physical violence — is still very much alive.
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For instance, in an early scene, little Josh taunts the family's Asian housekeeper by referring to her as "Charlie," the derogatory nickname American soldiers called the Viet Cong, and — get this!
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But Mr. Trump has gone even further, not only taking on individual Democratic officeholders by name, which most presidents avoid, but also ridiculing them and insulting them with playground-style taunts.
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One such account — from a member who goes by Aswarti Media — taunts Twitter by boasting of the number of times it has regenerated after being shut down, 600 in this case.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Taunts Put Aside as Trump and Kim Meet to End Crisis" (front page, June 12): The lion that roared at home squeaked like a mouse abroad.
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In February, a group of fans at United Center in Chicago were ejected for yelling racially-charged taunts at Devante Smith-Pelly of the Capitals during a game against the Blackhawks.
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It's a seismic shift in a relationship that until now has been based on repeated taunts between two leaders who last year brought the world to the brink of nuclear war.
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Sometimes, victory is not in claiming a trophy or even winning a game, but in stifling a rival, in staving off the taunts and jeers in the office the next morning.
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She suffered burns mostly on her face, and has undergone seven reconstructive surgeries, all while enduring taunts about who would marry her and how she would ever achieve success in life.
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Not only is Chiron's home life a mess, but things have gotten even worse at school, where he can only endure the cruel taunts of his bullying classmates for so long.
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And there's talk of "internal aliyah" — families moving from neighborhoods where they are routinely subject to anti-Semitic taunts and threats to other parts of France where they feel more welcome.
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From the childhood taunts, to the daily push notifications alerting me to another attack on my community, I've been told my whole life that I'm not worthy of space or humanity.
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" Price also defended his staff's handling of the caucus fallout, saying that they "worked under immense pressure" and endured "threats to personal safety, taunts, and anger from people around the globe.
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There&aposs plenty of blinding light that can shine right in the eyes of your enemies, while you can also shout taunts and threats at them through the on-board PA system.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Four African-Americans accused of attacking an 18-year-old disabled man on Facebook Live while making anti-white racial taunts pleaded not guilty in a Chicago courthouse on Friday.
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Despite unfounded allegations that the former vice president intervened to help his son in Ukraine and China, the campaign has struggled to respond to almost daily taunts from Trump and his followers.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The Chinese military garrison in Hong Kong offered a rare public reaction in the face of taunts from protesters Sunday, as violence escalated across the city over the weekend.
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Although he was inhumanly tall and obscenely obese, the game's standard middle finger and crotch chop taunts somehow suited him even better than the Steve Austins and Triple Hs of the game.
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The 26-year-old says despite the taunts from fellow contestants after revealing he's never gone the distance, Colton says he'll remain true to himself as he tries to woo the one.
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Milla Bizzotto was being bullied by her classmates when she was in second grade, but when she began taking self-defense and boxing classes, the taunts from other kids stopped fazing her.
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Over time, my skill with the canes, crops, and paddles he adores has become a sort of muscle memory, freeing up my mind to play wicked word games and throw sadistic taunts.
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He is like a middle school bully who tries to strike fear into the hearts of adversaries with childish taunts, because he wants no one to know he has a glass jaw.
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According to Spoiled's highly informative Frequently Asked Questions, the service's creators drew inspiration from 2016's greatest revenge story in which a ruthless woman taunts her cheating ex with relentless GoT spoilers.
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The indigenous game has been rocked by a string of social media controversies in recent weeks, with Aboriginal players suffering racist taunts and a prominent female footballer complaining of "sexual abuse" online.
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Readers of all backgrounds, but especially Asian-Americans, responded in droves with recollections of their own encounters with racist taunts and with reflections on the nature of the supposed American melting pot.
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They drowned out the Klansmen with their own taunts and threats, tried to block them from driving away after the rally, and turned their ire toward the cops for "protecting" the Klan.
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In his speeches so far, Mr. Biden has struck a gentler chord than Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, delivering paeans to bipartisanship and beckoning Democrats to rise above Mr. Trump's demagogic taunts.
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In its most successful episode, Chester confronts a Japanese prisoner of war who taunts, threatens, and ultimately bonds with him over their shared love of baseball and their exhaustion with the battlefront.
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In school, she weathered a litany of taunts about it, and as an adaptive measure, she learned to read lips with such mastery that she likens her talent to a sixth sense.
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The playground taunts flung at Kim Jung-un, the nomination of a pharmaceutical executive to run the Health and Human Services Department or the use of the Justice Department for personal vengeance?
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Pepper" remains tied to that brief moment of what many boomers remember as innocence and possibility — the feeling captured perfectly in "Getting Better," even as Lennon taunts, "It can't get no worse.
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King, who was stripped of his committee seats by his own party in January after making a series of racist comments, often taunts his political opponents online and traffics in conspiracy theories.
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The high schooler said that he and his classmates were trying to counter the taunts with "school spirit chants" when Phillips wandered into the fray with a drum and began to chant.
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For a foreigner, the visit of Manuel Valls, the Prime Minister, also served as a pedagogical exposition of typical French taunts: nul (loser), pantin de l'Europe (Europe's puppet), petit zizi (small dick).
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The behavior evokes Trump's taunts and gibes, suggesting that some officials feel empowered to mimic the president even while representing the government to millions of taxpayers and working alongside career federal employees.
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MacGregor, a Scottish volunteer, taunts him by saying the British have got a plan to catch Jamie, with a pointed look to Fergus who immediately runs out to tell his master about it.
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It looks like Maldonado and Ecklund will have to get back on their social media sleuthing bullshit to catch the culprit, who taunts the staff and students from anonymous Twitter and Instagram accounts.
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At that time, not only were she and her sister Venus Williams booed by spectators, they were also subjected to n-word taunts, her father and then-coach, Richard Williams, told USA Today.
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Instead, they're the kind that leave you hoping she finds the root of whatever it is that haunts or taunts her so she may rejoin the reality the rest of us live in.
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"If even the slightest infraction against what the speech police have deemed correct speech is instantly shouted down with taunts of 'racist' then what is left to condemn the actual racists?" he wrote.
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They dredge up closely guarded kernels of self-loathing, in the same vein as Celeste's main antagonist, who looks nearly identical to Madeline and taunts her in the moments she is most vulnerable.
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NOTES: Orioles manager Buck Showalter said he would have considered pulling his team off the field if CF Adam Jones had told him about the racial taunts he was receiving during Monday's game.
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Online harassment Police said the teenage victim has received online taunts and harassment during the course of their investigation into her assault, and they were working to ensure her safety and well-being.
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In January, four black people in Chicago were accused of attacking an 18-year-old disabled white man and broadcasting the assault on the social media site while making anti-white racial taunts.
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In the mini documentary Brink: Surfing's New World Order, released last year, Brazilian surfers spoke candidly about being the target of racist taunts, including being called monkeys, in the water by fellow surfers.
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Suddenly, a child who could make it past the gauntlet of taunts or name-calling at school could no longer find peace or refuge in the quiet of his or her own home.
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This past summer actress and comedienne Leslie Jones signed off from her Twitter account after enduring taunts and hate-filled comments following the debut this summer of Ghostbusters, a movie she starred in.
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I probably said something I either don't remember or have blocked out of my mind because I didn't want to remember the taunts I hurled at a kid less than half my age.
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We had no idea if the particular individual we were bringing into the world would be sensitive to sticks and stones or schoolyard taunts, if his name could ever hurt or help him.
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They also told us how Lincoln bravely stood tall against terrible taunts and threats and freed the slaves, sacrificing his own life so that all men could be free and the union preserved.
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Except the clip, originally posted by suspicious (and later suspended) Twitter accounts, was soon joined by other videos, some of them suggesting that the boys were responding to taunts from another group altogether.
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This followed previous taunts calling Kim Jong Un "Rocket Man," which led North Korea to state that it reserves the right to "shoot down U.S. strategic bombers," even outside of North Korea's airspace.
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The U.S. and North Korea appeared on the brink of a nuclear conflict last year as the two leaders exchanged public threats and taunts while Pyongyang accelerated its nuclear and ballistic missile tests.
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Some claim membership in the "alt-right," a loose and contested term that can encompass white nationalists, anti-immigration conservatives and anonymous trolls whose taunts are laced with GIFs and obscure internet slang.
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As his name was added to the shortlist of famous Asian people invoked in racist taunts, it was an uncomfortable evidence again of the dearth of Asian representation in media and popular culture.
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Amrit Kaur recalled that her father, a Pink Floyd-loving aeronautical engineer, had suffered taunts of "Paki, go home!" while growing up in England and had settled in Montreal because of its tolerance.
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After the own goals, the midges, the taunts, the dives, the stoppage-time goals, the spits and the memes, here we are: Croatia and France face off for the World Cup title today.
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House Republicans' campaign arm has so far embraced an aggressive posture — NRCC taunts to House Democrats have left even some GOP lawmakers wincing — but Emmer in his memo urged caution in campaign communications.
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Her recent decision to take a DNA test to prove her distant Native American ancestry after Trump's taunts of "Pocahontas" was roundly criticized and raised questions among some Democrats about her political agility.
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It was after his team conceded a late equalizer to Chelsea that he responded to the taunts of the home crowd by raising three fingers, one for each of those Premier League titles.
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Rival Democrats demanded that he account for his treatment of the women, and President Trump lobbed taunts that offered a preview of how he might attack Mr. Biden in a 2020 general election.
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Some taunts were of the "your mother" variety, others from a genre that the Lebanese, perhaps uniquely among world basketball fans, have come to perfect: the political insult as game-time rallying cry.
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You see it in Mike Bloomberg's merciless trolling of Trump with commercials that make him look fat and unhinged, and statements that would be shockingly juvenile but for their mimicry of Trump's taunts.
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But these days, alas, Republican officeholders and Trump's base of voters shrug off and enable tirades, taunts, and threats and a stonewalling of Congress they would surely deem unacceptable in a Democratic administration.
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Mentions of Mr. Trump; his health and human services secretary, Tom Price; and the attempt to repeal and replace Mr. Obama's signature health care law prompted further jeers and taunts from the audience.
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There was a certain unflappability about Romney in 2012, who let numerous taunts slide off him as he demolished his Republican opponents one by one, both on the debate stage and on the airwaves.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - China's Sun Yang responded to Australian taunts about his doping history in emphatic fashion on Monday by winning the men's 200 metres freestyle title to complete a golden Olympic treble.
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So, to summarize: Two men who are over 70 years old and who are likely to run for president in the next election are currently engaged in schoolboy taunts and threats of physical violence.
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Gal Gadot comes out of the movie unscathed, and the punch she lands on Batman after he taunts her about Steve Trevor is one of the more satisfying one-off moments of the movie.
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One of Johnston's rap-rock homeruns during the WWF's Attitude Era, the track taunts the fans by calling them puppets and reiterating that there's "no chance" Vince McMahon would ever be thwarted from power.
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Racist taunts and physical threats had to be endured — from antagonists bellowing from the grandstands of Southern ballparks in the minor leagues or from vile bench jockeys like Ben Chapman, the Philadelphia Phillies' manager.
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Trump's flippant comments about his nuclear prowess -- akin to "mine is bigger than yours" schoolyard taunts -- raise new questions about whether the President has thought deeply about the awesome destructive power at his command.
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Trump is far too incendiary in his manner of speaking, throwing around dangerous and self-destructive taunts about "Second Amendment people" taking out Hillary, or President Obama and Hillary being the founders of ISIS.
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From the moment he walked out on to the pitch at White Hart Lane that October, Bosnich was greeted with chants of Klinsmann's name and, in his recollection, subjected to taunts about his nationality.
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There is so much wonderful basketball for my eyes, but the world underneath—the one we are getting just the slightest, smallest peak at here—it taunts me with its myriad delights and power.
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Amber says she's been flooded with death wishes and taunts from team Jenna, and claims Jenna threatened to throw acid on her face -- which is why she filed a request for a restraining order.
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" Mr. Kim has sometimes responded to the taunts, at one point calling Mr. Trump a "mentally deranged U.S. dotard" and "a rogue and a gangster fond of playing with fire, rather than a politician.
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Though there was none of the guttural cheering and angry taunts that often emanate from Mr. Trump's campaign-style rallies, the president's hallmark rhetoric and propensity to stretch the truth was also ever-present.
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But it will prove deeply regrettable, and ultimately dangerous, if it winds up meaning that the two hotheaded leaders sulk off and resume the schoolyard taunts that they exchanged over the past 16 months.
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He paid a stiff price, becoming the target of sustained booing and taunts that caused him to take a leave from the game in 63, and then retire at the end of that year.
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Mr. Trump's taunts, after all, may be a small price to pay for looser regulations or being able to pay only a modest tax when repatriating hundreds of billions of dollars now parked overseas.
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Illustrating the intensity of the battle for political minds and souls going on around the world, the pair traded taunts and accusations, and hopped off their stools to face each other like prize fighters.
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He told CNN Business he's dealt with his fair share of racist remarks over the years, from classmates joking about bombing Iran to more recent taunts on Facebook that he should go back home.
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While the traumas that detained children face are well documented, the adult immigrants we interviewed also told countless stories of abuse, including racist taunts, physical aggression and the deprivation of their most basic needs.
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Donald Trump has proposed a ban on Muslims, referred to Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and "murderers," called women "fat" and "shrill," and watched his supporters engage in anti-Semitic, homophobic, misogynistic, and racially charged taunts.
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Questions were asked as to why her career wasn't bigger, there were rumors she was both broke and difficult to work with, and taunts about her literacy after it was revealed she had problems reading.
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In his order, Bertelsman said Sandmann alleged that the "gist" of the first article, which did not name him, was that he assaulted or physically intimidated the man, and engaged in racist conduct and taunts.
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She and Mx. Bhaskaran routinely take their message to the streets, shopping for produce or stopping for a latte dressed in full regalia, and as often as not exposing themselves to the taunts of strangers.
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Dr. Reinhardt conducted himself with "magnificent grace" despite taunts from pro-apartheid South Africans and "was helpful to me in those negotiations both symbolically as we were traveling through Africa and substantively," Dr. Kissinger said.
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In one delightful highway scene, Sal taunts an 18-wheeler, prompting his preacher friend to finally unleash a flurry of obscenities at his old friend for courting disaster, while Doc looks on in bemused delight.
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YELLOWSTONE VISITOR TAUNTS BISON, PROMPTS INVESTIGATION FOR 'RECKLESS' BEHAVIOR On July 31, Reinke made his way to Yellowstone where rangers pulled him over and found that he "appeared to be intoxicated and argumentative," officials said.
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Nightcap: Trump stumbles into racially charged controversy over white supremacist supporters | Sign up The feud escalated when Trump tweeted out attacks -- some of which were misspelled -- referring to Rubio as a "lightweight," among other taunts.
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While it goes without saying that the hitman and his reluctant protector will forge a grudging bond, the two run out of fresh insults and schoolyard taunts long before they exhaust their supply of bullets.
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"This shutdown is truly absurd, and would not have happened if President Trump had simply ignored the 85033th-hour taunts of a handful of conservatives and instead moved forward with the Senate's bipartisan bill," Sen.
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Shrugging off taunts from jealous rivals about his short stature, Vasari created work across the Italian peninsula that was lauded by contemporaries and made him as celebrated as many of the artists he wrote about.
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Fresh on the minds of university officials are last year's highly publicized episodes involving racist taunts at the University of Missouri — which appear to have contributed to a precipitous decline in enrollment there this fall.
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By the second inning, the stands had almost filled up, amid the cicada rattle of ratcheted noisemakers known as matracas , and the call-and-response taunts of fans along the first- and third-base lines.
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The results don't come as a huge shock to anyone on the receiving end of playground taunts, lunchroom slights, or online threats—nor do they surprise mental health experts who study or treat these consequences.
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LeBron James says he's never been target of racist taunts in Boston -- but he feels for athletes who have -- and says he's PROUD of the fans and athletes trying to put a stop to it.
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Ross, the butt of several jokes in the movie (Shuri taunts him as a "colonizer"), exists as a kind of corrective to the "white savior" characters that are standard in earlier Western films about Africans.
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But if a movie like "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" is any indication, the buddy action comedy -- ripe with juvenile insults and taunts -- remains the Peter Pan of genres, one that refuses to grow up.
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Mr. Trump did not directly address Mr. Biden's video assailing his comments about Charlottesville, responding instead with personal taunts, calling Mr. Biden "Sleepy Joe" on Twitter and "not the brightest light bulb" on Fox News.
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But the hourlong affair was laden with insults and taunts, as both men paid loud and often simultaneous tribute to the acrimony that has typified the campaign leading up to their June 26 Republican primary.
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Just last winter, the Red Sox pitcher David Price — the team's highest-paid player — told The Boston Globe that racial taunts were directed at him while he warmed up in the Fenway bullpen last season.
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Boko Haram's Seizure of 110 Girls Taunts Nigeria, and Its Leader The president has often declared the Islamist group defeated, so its latest mass abduction threatens to become a major issue in next year's election.
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" He delivers his taunts — "Everybody know that I trained you/Daniel-san/you like my Mini-Me" — with wit, and his threats with a sort of unhurried, unbothered humor: "Why you tryna come for me?
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The narrator, a young boy whose family is shunned—it was once wealthy and is suspected of being Jewish—endures beatings, hunger, and taunts with the fatalism of someone who has never known anything else.
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As in the movie, the Conways list their favorite qualities about each other, which they then proceed to undermine, and engage in an intensely personal argument: "You're not even verified on Twitter," McKinnon taunts Bennett.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Trump have a history of trading barbs, particularly during the 2016 election — but his references to her ethnic heritage, especially his taunts labeling her as "Pocahontas," have drawn the most attention.
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But to many Americans, he is best known not for what he has accomplished but for what he absorbed: taunts and insults from furious Yale students who swarmed him in a campus courtyard one day.
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And Carly Fiorina, a former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, was among a large slate of candidates who competed in the Republican primary in 2016, fielding sexist taunts from then-candidate Donald Trump in the process.
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The acidity coming from Mr. Rubio these days, and the gleefully savage way Mr. Trump has responded, have sent an already surreal presidential campaign lurching into the gutter with taunts over perspiration, urination and self-tanner.
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He has hit back against populist taunts that free markets are a concession to the bankers and the globalists with refreshing patriotism—whether by crushing the hand of Donald Trump or restoring pomp to the presidency.
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Syracuse University has placed 16 students from the Theta Tau engineering fraternity on indefinite suspension until fall 2020 after videos surfaced showing them making racist, sexist, anti-Semitic, and ableist taunts as part of a roast.
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Nearly every pivotal student interviewed at St. Bernadine has been cyberbullied in some way; leaked photos or videos, breaches of privacy, and the additional layer that is documentation of the taunts and jeers that follow them.
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In the new video a masked man, holding a gun, taunts Mr Cameron for daring to "challenge the might" of ISIS and threatens British people, saying that the militant group will "one day invade your land".
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In the wake of the killings, people left vicious comments on Bonds' Facebook page with pointless taunts like, "Rot in hell," for the dead man, some placing blame on activists in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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To believe that such taunts are effective is to assume that their targets would be ashamed to be thought of that way—which implies that, at some level, you think of them as people after all.
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GLENOLDEN, Pa. — Senator Patrick J. Toomey hears a lot of things he would rather not these days, like the taunts of protesters outside a body shop here about his (actually nonexistent) relationship with Donald J. Trump.
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Trump traded taunts and threats with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, a sign of what divided government in Washington could look like once Democrats take over the House next month.
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And if you want to do something incredibly damaging to the country, like enabling George W. Bush to make the worst foreign policy blunder in U.S. history, don't shout inflammatory and fabricated taunts from a microphone.
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But we are a nation born of rebellion against perceived tyranny, and many Americans still take the right of protection against arbitrary government very seriously — despite the taunts they receive from those more trusting of government.
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"People view these as gladiator contests," said Brett O'Donnell, a veteran Republican debate coach who worked for John McCain and Mitt Romney, who never competed directly with Mr. Trump but were both objects of his taunts.
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Iona Opie, a British folklorist who worked with her husband, Peter, to produce major studies of nursery rhymes as well as the oral traditions of games, jokes, nicknames, taunts and pranks among schoolchildren, died on Oct.
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Book News LONDON — A mercurial American president is about to launch a nuclear war against North Korea after exchanging childish taunts with its dictator, prompting two senior aides to hatch a plot to assassinate the president.
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There is one obvious exception to my boring-is-in thesis: Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla and SpaceX, whose string of unconsidered tweets, taunts and other recent scandals have been anything but eye-glazing.
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The swift evocations of the landscape, good humor about human foibles (when an "ungrateful rat" taunts an animate rat trap, we laughingly root for the trap) and sparks of magic only make these stories more touching.
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Letter To the Editor: Is there anyone out there who believes that having the leaders of two countries — Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un of North Korea — trading taunts with each other is a good thing?
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TORONTO — The troubling incident rocketed around the hockey world: Givani Smith, a black player in a top junior league, needed a police escort to a recent playoff game after online threats and racist taunts from fans.
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A move to Perth meant schoolyard taunts about his faith — he was the only student in a school of 600 who did not attend religion classes — and about his lunches: whole-meal sandwiches and dried fruit.
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As Sauceda translated the taunts one parishioner had received ("I'm going to call the police and let everyone know you're illegal and they're going to throw your ass back to Mexico"), she began to tear up.
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I mean, I don't remember an earlier period where I was counting on the the leader of North Korea to have enough emotional maturity and geopolitical wisdom to ignore the taunts of an American president. Really.
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It was a slow build, and it would have been fair to worry that WWE's handling of Nakamura (leashing him to some of the worst signature taunts in the promotion) would make his win feel unsatisfying.
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We learn that she excelled at figure skating at the urging of her mother, watch as she deals with racist and sexist taunts, and get to know about her marriage to a man several decades older.
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By Sunday, DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz had resigned from her post, and when she made an appearance during the convention's first day on Monday, she was greeted with boos and taunts from angry Sanders supporters.
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The Utah Jazz community is rallying to do some good in the wake of a nasty incident during a recent game that saw a fan allegedly shout racially charged taunts at Oklahoma City Thunder player Russell Westbrook.
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Other chants on the pavements in New York ranged from taunts ("Fuck Trump") to quibbles with his positions ("Fuck your wall") to references to his on-camera boasts about sexual assault ("Pussy grabs back", "End rape culture").
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In one scene, Erin clumsily tries to play nice with a man she suspects to be one of Silas' accomplices (Bradley Whitford), as he taunts her from within the perceived safe haven of his Palos Verdes mansion.
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Their fellow student/bully, Simon (Behzad Dabu) taunts them by offering to work with them and share notes, but the file he gives Connor (Jack Falahee) turns out to nothing more than a scan of his ass.
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But this year on the GOP side, those voters seem most taken by a candidate who is known for his bullying taunts of other candidates, reporters and whoever is the target of his Twitter feed that day.
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" He added if Trump "respected the Constitution's separation of powers" he would not have targeted the federal judge that put in place the nationwide stay or "tried to bully a federal appeals court with taunts on Twitter.
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In it, they accused the school district and its administrators, trustees, employees and volunteers of failing in their legal duty to protect the McDaniels' son, who they say endured months of racist taunts, humiliation and physical abuse.
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Maybe he would attempt that by insulting them; after all, taunts and expletives and cynicism until now have been unknown in the U.S. armed forces, and some Trump toughness will cause the delicate flowers to wilt immediately.
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Her classmates go along with Paulina's taunts and invective, but when Paulina leaves the room to get an apple—an apple a day doesn't keep her away—they apologize to Nana for having chosen power over loyalty.
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And he led the raucous "lock her up" taunts of Hillary Clinton, drawing the ire of former colleagues in the military, most of whom see it as their duty to stay out of politics even in retirement.
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Tensions have been high between fans of these two countries — including a brawl at an early tennis match — and, although there was no violence, several reports said verbal taunts were coming from both sides during this game.
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When Mr. Trump was a wild outsider, it was easier for Mexicans to shrug off his taunts with their own lighthearted stunts, like smashing a stick into a piñata in the image of the orange-haired tycoon.
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Some of the messages calling for strong net neutrality rules included insults and other taunts; others opposed Wheeler and had been organized by groups like American Commitment, which has ties to powerful conservatives, like the Koch Brothers.
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The first Somali-American elected to a state legislature said she was threatened with "the most hateful, derogatory, islamophobic, sexist taunts" she had ever experienced during a cab ride from the White House to her D.C. hotel.
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Casting anorexia as a separate person who taunts and controls Imogene is a clever way of making one of the most important points about an ED: it is a separate entity to the person affected by it.
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Quinn Shephard, who wrote and directed this teen drama, stars as Abigail, a troubled and reserved student who's met with taunts when she returns to her New Jersey high school after some time in a psych ward.
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And Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts left little doubt about her intentions when she released a genetic test indicating she has Native American ancestry — a move to blunt Mr. Trump's taunts alleging she had mischaracterized her heritage.
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At Bridgestone, the noise starts thumping early and does not relent, creating a hockey-tonk atmosphere that combines the fervid tribalism of Southeastern Conference football with the rowdiness of European soccer, complete with choreographed chants and taunts.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's aides knew he planned to deliver a tough message to North Korea on Tuesday, but they did not expect a threat that rivaled the apocalyptic taunts often used by his target, Kim Jong-un.
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The 212-year-old landscape architect was also stung by taunts that her generation was not brave enough to go beyond online comments in challenging the army-dominated establishment's enduring hold since elections to end junta rule.
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The Japanese quickly recognized her and her American accent as an invaluable propaganda resource, and she eventually became the host of a radio show broadcast across the Pacific that mixed taunts, anti-war commentary, and popular music.
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Progress on women's rights is backsliding in the face of taunts and hostility on social media that seep into public discourse, politicians and activists said at a global conference on women's issues in Canada earlier this month.
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It's why women politicians have so often had to walk the line between looking appealing enough to avoid the taunts of frumpiness lobbed at Hillary Clinton but not so appealing that their attractiveness is used against them.
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In 1981 the Maori were denied victory in the final minute, while another confrontation raged outside the stadium between New Zealand's riot police and anti-apartheid protesters, with "race traitor" taunts directed at Maori players and their supporters.
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Since then, the NSA has endured a number of other breaches, including the theft of hacking tools that have been published online by the Shadow Brokers, a mysterious group that regularly posts cryptic taunts toward the U.S. government.
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So integral is social media to gang dynamics that when Englewood-area pastor Corey Brooks brokered a truce between factions of the Black Disciples and Gangster Disciples in 2016, he insisted they agree to refrain from posting taunts.
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After an exhausting five rounds in which each breaker (or b-boy) took turns demonstrating his musicality, while incorporating various acrobatics and taunts to the beats of DJ Mar Ski, it was Issei who earned the coveted championship.
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Rappaport's usual surface pleasures apply — visual puns and droll dialogue, inventive minimal production design — as he "taunts and charms the viewer with manipulations," in the words of B. Ruby Rich, in order to "expose the manipulations" of cinema.
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Oregon police have arrested a man who they believe stole a backpack and wedding ring from Rick Best, one of the two men stabbed to death in Portland last week while allegedly defending teen girls from bigoted taunts.
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After having an impressive amount of creative taunts directed his way during Wednesday night's game against the Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins player Sidney Crosby took an unusual step, rewarding one loyal New York fan with a signed hockey stick.
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Even so, it was better than the event that happened in July in the UK. That was brutal: Paul barely got any words in, and instead was largely subjected to cruel taunts that visibly made him tear up.
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"Twentieth Century" was one of the movies that set the template for a new genre, the screwball romantic comedy, with its sparring lovers issuing taunts and epigrams—verbal mayhem that brushed aside the sentimental tone of conventional entertainment.
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But President Trump went significantly further, personally attacking the lawmakers and calling for them to "go back" to their countries in racist taunts, even though Tlaib was born in the U.S. and Omar is a naturalized American citizen.
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Today, in Donald J. Trump, we have a genuine impresario of the mob — an instrument of the crowd who feels its resentment, its impatience, its distrust, and returns them all in slogans, epithets and witty (or witless) taunts.
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Social media allows students to make racist jokes and taunts publicly, while also adding the risk that incidents formerly relegated to closed-door PTA meetings can now potentially become viral news, forcing administrators into acting quickly and harshly.
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One enemy taunts LaRocca by calling him a homophobic slur, and LaRocca himself refers to a member of a Jamaican gang called—I shit you not—the Dreads by a racial slur referring to the gang's signature haircut.
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Richard Williams claimed to have heard racist taunts, and no member of the family returned to this increasingly prestigious tournament for more than a decade, with Serena ending her boycott in 2015 and Venus ending hers in 2016.
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As tensions between North Korea and the United States continue to mount amid missile tests and taunts, here is a brief guide to the Korean War and the impacts that linger more than 203 years after its end.
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Similarly, the opera depicts a boot camp ritual called "Racial Thursdays," when the soldiers were all but encouraged to hurl racist taunts at each another, the idea being that such venting would let off steam and boost morale.
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Joyce is brittle, welcoming the caress of a schlubby but devoted Radio Shack salesman and hovering over Will, who's randomly slipping into the Upside Down and enduring exams at the evil lab and Zombie Boy taunts at school.
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The soothing voice of a mother, the whisper of a lover, the guidance of a mentor, the admonishment of a supervisor, the rallying call of a leader and the taunts of a rival ultimately form and shape us.
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Nevertheless, the 31-year-old Jones, who made his major league debut in 2006, said he did not have enough fingers and toes to count how many times he had heard racial taunts in Boston over the years.
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The soothing voice of a mother, the whisper of a lover, the guidance of a mentor, the admonishment of a supervisor, the rallying call of a leader and the taunts of a rival ultimately form and shape us.
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Her parents, Dan and Mae Alice, moved to Rhode Island soon after her birth, and as they struggled to make ends meet, Viola and her five siblings struggled with hunger, dilapidated housing conditions and racist taunts from school bullies.
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The U.S. Postal Service, one of Amazon's largest shipping partners, has also proposed a price hike this year for a key service used for a lot of Amazon deliveries, following President Donald Trump's repeated taunts attacking its low rates.
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It'll only be in time of emergency that we'll see the trust cost of "America first," as well as the tectonic trends that fueled Trump's rise and have accelerated the sidelining of the stabilizing institutions he taunts and shuns.
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He's also an unabashed racist, who explodes at Mildred when she taunts him for torturing a black man, and throughout the film his matter-of-fact belief that black people simply aren't real people is made more than evident.
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The fact that his methods and interests remained so consistent with each individual alleged victim shows that his choices to exact psychological taunts and physical violence on women had nothing to do with each individual woman's behavior or reaction.
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" Another, from a review of the DINER, featured in the Season 10 episode with Dave Chappelle: "You feel a sense of pride being in Washington DC. You can hear the taunts and boos at the politicians anywhere you go.
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And if that is not odious enough, he now wears the hat of an election lawyer as he taunts Trump about his own prowess at using arcane and arbitrary electoral rules to wheedle convention delegates out of election losses.
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"Don't gloss over the fact that Trump threatened what can only be interpreted as a nuclear attack on North Korea if Kim Jong-un taunts him," tweeted Dan Pfeiffer, who also served as a former White House communications director.
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At a time of increasing racial sensitivities, Mr. Maimane, who took over as his party's first black leader a year ago, dismisses the A.N.C.'s frequent taunts that he is no more than a black voice defending white interests.
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The jury was earlier shown footage that Jutting filmed himself during the sexual torture and killing of Ningsih over the course of three days, capturing his taunts and boasts as well as his remorse and moments of self-loathing.
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That sort of conversation should begin, and end, at the highest level of state and government, with the understanding that the relief is being sought among close allies, in an atmosphere devoid of taunts, threats and other unseemly behavior.
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Your character is hack writer Elvin Green, who has a "brain corroded by mind-bending drugs and dime-store alcohol" and a typewriter that taunts him from a disheveled desk; he's a stand-in for the late writer himself.
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No doubt, there is a clear and present danger exacerbated by the taunts of Steve Bannon and the tweets of President Trump that the rift which has formed within the Party of Reagan will ultimately lead to its destruction.
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When they are stopped just before dawn by a Syrian Army patrol, their reflective responses to its taunts lead to a terrible end and a realization that Daesh sometimes dresses up as its enemies to weed out false believers.
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Last summer, Trump threatened North Korea with "fire and fury like the world has never seen" in an exchange of taunts with the North, which claimed it was examining plans to launch missiles toward the American territory of Guam.
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To this day, the American intelligence community must contend with lingering questions about its own credibility — to wit, taunts from Moscow (not to mention from Mr. Trump) that assessments pointing to Russian meddling in the presidential election are questionable.
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It was fun to watch the fidgety Hansel (the mezzo-soprano Tara Erraught) and fretful Gretel (the soprano Lisette Oropesa) trading nonsensical taunts, dancing together and skipping their chores while their parents are off working, like mischievous siblings everywhere.
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Margot Silverman, a police expert on serial killers, spree killers and stalkers, is properly worked up by these taunts, which also prods into action Joona Linna, a living legend in crime circles and the heavyweight of the Kepler series.
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Prince Albert, who has grown up around the race, mentions former greats Graham Hill and Ayrton Senna, while Princess Charlene taunts one of her guests concerning his arrival by water bike, in advance of a charity race she's sponsoring in July.
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Beyond the president's tweets and taunts of Kim as "Little Rocket Man," National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster told Fox News in October that Trump is "willing to do anything necessary" to prevent Kim from threatening the U.S. with a nuclear weapon.
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Pinboard for a while had this competition with Delicious as a main part of its brand — on Twitter, you wrote a lot of jokes about Delicious, lots of taunts aimed at Yahoo or AVOS — now that that's over, who's next?
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In sneakers and baggy denim shorts, she taunts them, climbs atop a cafeteria table to flirt with them, and eventually wins over a girl known to Kiyokians as Headphones Girl, a pairing to which many, many Tumblr posts are devoted.
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The Salt River High School Eagles, comprised of all Native American players, attempted to play the Catholic charter school Caurus Academy last week outside of Phoenix, but their coach called off the game for safety reasons after taunts from the crowd.
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But she did, and she confronted her past bullies in a rumba where she and partner Derek literally shoved the taunts out of the way – and made way for Mota to proclaim "I love who I am" to thunderous applause.
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The scenes are so strange and hilarious that you can't help but laugh, whether it's because of a gelatinous blob that taunts you with musical laughter, or a collection of hats that change the weather when you put them on.
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At one point, during recent arguments over the stewardship of St Isaac's Cathedral in St Petersburg, advocates of handing the building over to the church began using anti-Semitic taunts against those who favoured keeping it as a state museum.
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On Sunday, the burger chain that Dave Thomas built also transferred its taunts from TV to Twitter, blaming McDonald's for a broadcasting snafu that appeared to show a few minutes of dead air where a commercial seemingly should have been.
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Now, you spend your days cleaning up messes all around your Commander, the actual Commander-in-Chief — a guy who dodged the draft, and taunts or tramples on many of the things you feel and believe deep in your bones.
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In the pilot of "Evil," a forensic psychologist and lapsed Catholic named Kristen (Katja Herbers) lies in bed, frozen in terror, her eyes open wide, as a demon—black and shrivelled, with bright-green eyes and long claws—taunts her.
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He has turned presidential speeches into political ones, and official trips around the country into campaign opportunities, complete with taunts of his rivals, riffs about his enemies, pleas for votes and fear-mongering about what will happen if he loses.
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Clinton has already been broadcasting an ad highlighting crude remarks from Mr. Trump about women; she answered his taunts about her marriage with a rhetorical shrug, telling reporters Mr. Trump was free to run whatever kind of campaign he preferred.
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For some, the racist taunts of the past few days recalled a time when jackbooted members of the far-right National Front taunted immigrants on the streets of Britain in the 1980s, during the painful deindustrialization of the Thatcher era.
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The rest of the world is braced for an expected strike by the US and its allies against Syria, as Trump taunts Moscow with the prowess of American weaponry and a Kremlin envoy warns that Russia could shoot US missiles down.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Four African-Americans accused of attacking an 18-year-old white man with special needs while making anti-white racial taunts in an assault broadcast on Facebook were ordered held without bail by a Chicago judge on Friday.
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The four-city extravaganza this week to promote next month's showdown between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor has become a hurricane of playground hype, pulling the fiercest of fight purists into the arena of taunts and insults and other distractions.
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Adam KinzingerAdam Daniel KinzingerRand Paul: Trump 'once again fulfills his promises' with Syrian pullout GOP lawmakers blast Trump's Syria decision as 'grave mistake,' 'disaster in the making' Trump's tirades, taunts and threats are damaging our democracy MORE (R-Ill.) tweeted.
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This is the man who has boasted he'd like to personally punch a protester in the face, who taunts, ridicules and verbally assaults protesters at his events and who laments the good old days when crowds would just beat up protesters.
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A black child at a predominantly white school in a red state, she's been the target of taunts that use Donald Trump's name in the same tenor as racial slurs, which recently led her to stop riding the school bus.
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It said an investigation by city officials had found merit in claims by several female employees that Mr. M'Bow had a history of sexual harassment that included suggestive taunts and innuendo as well as boasts about his sexual prowess and anatomical endowment.
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When the mainstream press came to the realization that the outlaw creator of fantasies Donald Trump wasn't going to flame out, despite his bullying, lying and barrage of sexist, ethnic and religious taunts, it got more serious and aggressive in covering the candidate.
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This is not entirely new—North Korea has been vowing to immolate the South for decades—but tensions rose alarmingly this year, as President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un traded taunts, calling each other "rocket man" and "mentally deranged US dotard".
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A Top Chef producer testified in Boston federal court that she was the subject of racist taunts and host Padma Lakshmi was physically threatened when four members of the Teamsters Union were picketing outside a restaurant where the show was filming in 2014.
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Whenever someone goes on Good Morning Britain—Morgan's usual gig—to defend trans rights, discuss structural racism, or debate whether the national anthem should be sung in schools, he shouts them down, taunts them, and challenges their slightest utterance before they've finished speaking.
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Read MoreAmazon's Bezos taunts Musk over SpaceX launch Yet in a series of posts on Twitter, SpaceX said the secondary mission, bringing the Falcon 9 back to Earth upright on a platform, encountered a "hard landing" that appeared to break its landing leg.
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Were it a story pitch in the magazine's prime, it's not crazy to wonder whether the current election's plot — with all its phallic taunts and unabashed sex predation — would have been written off as an overstuffed mess or praised for its twisted imagination.
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Following months of taunts from President Donald Trump, who called her "Pocahontas" and cast doubt on the validity of her Native American heritage, Warren took a DNA test, which backfired when she was widely criticized by Native American activists over the move.
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Back home she, too, had endured taunts from men who questioned her suitability to run for office, or who said she had the wrong husband for the job (although in her case, it was because her spouse is from another ethnic group).
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PARIS/MARSEILLE (Reuters) - French police stepped in to break up small groups of English and Russian soccer fans who squared up and hurled taunts at one another in Marseille on Friday, ahead of the opening match of the Euro 2016 soccer tournament.
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Consider... The Portland train stabbings Micah Fletcher is one of three men who intervened when, according to police, Jeremy Joseph Christian barraged two African-American teenagers, one wearing a hijab, with religious and racial taunts on a Portland, Oregon, MAX train last Friday.
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While the real estate mogul faced criticism and taunts earlier this month for saying he was his own top consultant on foreign policy matters, he's since named five people who will advise him on those issues in a team led by Sen.
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That is why this year's N.C.A.A. tournament seems more like a throwback, a nod to the days when nicknames were vibrant and organic, borne of playground taunts, backyard boasts or, worse, the nursery, from which many of the more unfortunate nicknames emerged.
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Deadline at midnight tonight ... Axios' Jonathan Swan, in last evening's weekly Sneak Peek newsletter, went inside Trump's negotiating style: The trick: "Threaten the outrageous, ratchet up the tension, amplify it with tweets and taunts, and then compromise on fairly conventional middle ground."
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Milo Yiannopoulos — an editor at the conservative news site Breitbart who has long been described as one of the most abusive, misogynistic trolls on Twitter — was permanently banned by the service after he led a campaign of taunts against the comedian Leslie Jones.
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But even the disagreements were squarely over matters of policy substance: There were no personal attacks or criticisms of character, and nothing resembling the Trump-style personal taunts that came to define the last crowded presidential primary, waged among Republicans in 2016.
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For many lawmakers, the rapid transformation of a relationship defined by nuclear taunts and imminent threats into one of grins and glad-handing at a resort halfway across the world only added to a sense of mistrust in Mr. Kim's real intentions.
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Mr. Trump has worn out opponents, journalists, members of Congress, foreign leaders, his staff — and now himself — with a breakneck barrage of executive actions, policy proposals and reversals, taunts, boasts and drowsy-hour Twitter assaults, all meant to disrupt American politics as usual.
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In his dealings with Mr. Trump, Mr. Peña Nieto has found himself in a bind: trapped between his own people, who have demanded a vehement response to Mr. Trump's taunts about Mexico, and a foreign leader who controls much of his country's destiny.
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In the United States, the assault in Chicago of an 18-year-old man with special needs, accompanied by anti-white racial taunts, in 2017, and the fatal shooting of a man in Cleveland, Ohio, that same year, were also live-streamed.
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Lawyers for McInerney said he had felt "threatened" by King, who sometimes wore makeup and high heels to school, and that King had "returned taunts from him and other boys with sexual overtures and declarations of love," according to the Los Angeles Times.
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As our sister site Deadspin noted, though subsequent videos from other angles added almost no new significant context to the scene beyond the presence of apparent Black Hebrew Israelites throwing their own taunts, the ready-made controversy was relentlessly covered by the right-wing media.
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Omar, who was elected to the Minnesota state House of Representatives in November, said the cab driver called her ISIS, lobbed sexist taunts, and threatened to remove her hijab during a brief ride on Tuesday after a White House meeting on criminal justice reform.
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Baltimore survived a beanball war and accusations of racist taunts in Boston by splitting the four-game series and got a strong effort in relief from Gabriel Ynoa on Friday to earn a 24-226 win in the opener of a five-game homestand.
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The present U.S. administration will rue the day when it started its mindless demolition of the alliance with petty nickels-and-dimes taunts and rips at European unity, a project bringing peace and prosperity to a continent that lit up the world twice last century.
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He's done everything from go after the media for its unflattering reports to post taunts that are dangerous to our foreign policy, like when he insulted North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un. On Thursday night, Trump took to Twitter to address the allegations against Sen.
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YouTube says homophobic taunts don't violate its policies YouTube has told a reporter at Vox that the comments made by a prominent conservative channel (describing the reporter as as "lispy queer" and "the gay Latino host at Vox") do not violate its policies. 4.
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Having received a nasty gash on his leg after another robust tackle from Goiko as well as deafening taunts from the crowd, Maradona showed that he too had a violent side when Miguel Sola attempted to goad him at the end of the match.
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Third Eye Blind taunts GOP during convention, gets booed "It's true," Jenkins said, pointing to supporters of the Republican presidential nominee and GOP politicians who oppose gay rights, deny climate change and those who have not taken a stance against institutionalized racism and police brutality.
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Nor will the party of Lincoln and Reagan remain viable when leading candidates challenging for the nomination resort to gumming up the legislative process simply to score political points or third-grade humor and playground taunts when selling their agenda to the American people.
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When he is close to giving up hope, he is visited by Rita Cohen (Valorie Curry), a mysterious and sinister go-between from his daughter's revolutionary cell who taunts him with the hope of seeing Merry, then humiliates him by playing the sadistic temptress.
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"We've got a debate inside the other party that is fantasy and schoolyard taunts and selling stuff like it's the Home Shopping Network," Mr. Obama said, referring to a news conference in which Mr. Trump showed off an array of products bearing his name.
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"We are ready to have the first meeting without precondition," Tillerson said at the Atlantic Council in Washington, in what seemed to amount to a direct public invitation for North Korea to put aside an escalating cycle of tests and taunts to engage in diplomacy.
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Despite the taunts from the prime minister in parliament Wednesday attempting to goad opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn to the polls— Johnson said he was a "chicken" and appeared to call him a "great big girl's blouse" — Labour views such a move as a trap.
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"Hottest out but you already knew that/Even if I brought him to you, still couldn't get your boo back," she taunts on "Simon Says," one of the rowdier songs on her very pleasantly rowdy new album "Fever," her first on a major label.
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"Three flops in a row, up to your eyeballs in debt," the character Ebenezer Scrooge taunts Charles Dickens, mired in writer's block, as he stares at a sign promising his next story — a tale about Christmas — above an empty stand in a London bookstore window.
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That prompted the appointment of Robert S. Mueller as special counsel and enraged Mr. Trump, who continued his public taunts and insults of the former attorney general — "VERY weak" and his "biggest mistake" as president — long after he forced him out in November 2018.
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While Trump tried some nuance toward Mueller earlier this year -- he insisted his taunts of "hoax" and "witch hunt" weren't about the entire special counsel investigation but rather about the idea of collusion between his campaign and Russia -- he has abandoned that distinction since.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday made a pitch for African-American support to an audience of black educators, emphasizing the economic gains that have been made since he became president and glossing over a summer of racial taunts aimed at Democratic lawmakers of color.
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That sequence paid off powerfully -- if somewhat predictably, given the taunts about the community being too collectively soft -- in the latest episode, which saw Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) exact revenge against the killer, after the jarring image of seeing Saddiq's body rise as a walker.
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January 3 Trump unloads on former top aide Bannon: 'He lost his mind' Bannon: 2016 Trump Tower meeting was 'treasonous' Trump taunts North Korea: My nuclear button is 'much bigger,' 'more powerful' How can you possibly top Trump calling his former top adviser insane?
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in power for five years, attended his first news conference ever in India on Friday but took no questions, prompting taunts from journalists and from opposition parties seeking to oust him in an election that ends on Sunday.
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Jackson's teasing vocal – like a tongue in your ear – wonders why the male subject of the song stays with his "boring" girlfriend: "Watch movies with the lights on / Sit still, keep her tights on," she taunts, her voice alternately a snarl and a pout.
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EXETER, N.H. — Eight years after aggressively defending his wife during her first presidential campaign, Bill Clinton was unusually understated and subdued on Monday during his first solo swing back in New Hampshire for Hillary Clinton, restraining himself even in the face of taunts from Donald J. Trump.
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Just as Connor's about to be arrested for Wes' murder, he has a stroke of genius: "What if I know something that could put her away?" he taunts the detectives, then tells them about the copy of Annalise's phone over at Oliver (Conrad Ricamora)'s house.
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In the first two episodes of the series, Nate taunts and harasses Jules (Hunter Schafer) in front of everyone at a party, calls a teenager a "whore" for taking nude photos, and mercilessly beats up a man who hooked up with his ex-girlfriend at a party.
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After a 12-year-old Latino boy from Virginia told his parents about racist abuse he was encountering at his mostly white Catholic school — taunts about deportation and building a wall — they began thinking about transferring him to public school, where the student body is more diverse.
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"My internal monologue at that time was quite difficult to wrestle with," said Poulter, 24, who portrays a white Detroit cop who taunts, pistol-whips and beats up a group of black men and two white women in an hours-long interrogation during the 1967 Detroit riots.
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Taunts that started at school would make their way into comments; those leaked nudes would be printed and posted on lockers and line the walls like a walk of fame; bullying that happened in person was filmed on low-res, early-gen phone cameras and shared around.
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What the Lincoln Wing needs now are some physical and virtual rallies to demonstrate our intensity and our breadth of our support; leaders to negotiate some deals for us, and thinkers brave enough to withstand the taunts of RINO to craft some coherent themes and policy perspectives.
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Forceful, detailed and unflappable in the face of Republican taunts, the veteran diplomat delivered a remarkable rebuke of the actions taken by the president and his allies inside and outside of the government who placed Mr. Trump's political objectives at the center of American policy toward Ukraine.
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Elsewhere in the episode — in what appears to be later in The Man in Black's own personal timeline — he's trapped in the town of Las Mudas with Lawrence (Clifton Collins Jr.), while a host named Major Craddock (Jonathan Tucker) taunts and tortures other hosts for sport.
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Then, in a singularly erotic, funny, and bold sequence, they bond, through a series of negs ("What's taking you so long?" she taunts, about coming up with Lola's choreography) and unsettling notes ("Lola is a little long in the tooth for a temptress," he tells her).
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During the most recent Republican debate on Thursday, Mr. Trump traded schoolyard taunts with his rivals and threatened to build an even bigger wall on the Mexican border because he did not like a rebuke of his original wall proposal by a former president of Mexico.
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Erin Andrews, a sports reporter who was filmed naked in her hotel room by a stalker, testified in a Nashville court over the last two days about her horror when the video emerged on the Internet and her anguish over constant taunts in the seven years since.
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In a world where we should already have thousands of black and latino workers in the pipeline to become future senior executives, board members, and CEOs, we instead encounter a widening U.S. racial leadership gap that taunts us like a nightmare in the back of our heads.
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After spending the first part of the day lobbing insults at his political rivals through social media, Mr. Trump abruptly shifted his posture after the attack in Baton Rouge, dropping his customary complaints about television news coverage and taunts directed at Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren.
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Mr. Trump's taunts could inflame a struggle over power and sex that has consumed the capital in recent weeks and risked alienating two of the undecided moderate Republicans whose votes will decide the fate of his nomination, Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
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"Molly and the Sugar Monster" is a charming bit of reverse psychology: It features Mr. Bowers as an ornery monster who urges kids to eat junk food, and Emma as a wily kid who taunts him with tales of her vegetable consumption until he explodes in frustration.
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The police seemed predisposed to believe the worst of a black man; Cooper was subjected to racist taunts as his case unfolded; and Democratic and Republican politicians alike have shown themselves inclined to avert their eyes, even if this leaves an innocent man on death row.
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The vociferous support for Trump from white nationalists — and the prevalence of racist shouts and taunts at Trump rallies — underscores the observation that while all Republicans are, of course, not racists or nativists, the party is now the preferred political home for the millions of Americans who are.
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Trump's willingness to bully his Republican opponents with taunts about their size or their brain power, his deeply unconventional Twitter feed and even his occasional curse at a campaign rally all played to the growing sense that he wasn't like other politicians, that he told it like it was.
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The crowd's roar was earsplitting and sustained, and it spontaneously morphed into chants and taunts, like those heard by Pittsburgh goalie Matt Murray, who was told several times — in language more indelicate than this — that he stunk, a lot, and that the Penguins' demise Saturday was all his fault.
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The book, "53 Stitches: Loose Threads, Ripping Yarns, and the Darndest Characters From My Time in the Game," was released Tuesday by St. Martin's Press and accuses Lenny Dykstra of shouting racist taunts at Boston Red Sox pitcher Oil Can Boyd before Game 3 of the 1986 World Series.
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From his taunts about aging rappers ("talking about these other rappers getting old is even getting old") to his laments about the trustworthiness of partners and dodging paternal lawsuits — Drake spent his early career painting a picture of his worst fears, and has spent his midcareer walking into the painting himself.
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As the mute heroine Chell, you're forced to navigate one boxy test chamber after another, while a barrage of demoralizing vitriolic taunts are hurled at you by a malignant and witty AI. The original Portal is an archetypal corridor game in the sense that there literally is no other objective.
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But in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's recent statements threatening North Korea with "fire and fury like the world has never seen," and his string of World Wrestling Federation-style taunts, we are all starting to come to terms with the implications of America being led by its own Kim.
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The presiding judge, Jean-Claude Antonetti of France, who during the trial was often a target of taunts and insults from Mr. Seselj, said that the defendant's incendiary speeches, calling for killing and revenge against his enemies, were "meant to boost the morale" of his followers, but were not crimes.
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A nasty primary fight filled with schoolyard taunts had already soured some Republicans on their chances of winning the White House, particularly when it comes to rhetoric and policy positions that many believe could make it more di fficult for the party to win over female, Hispanic and black voters.
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The gap was exposed in February, when Prime Minister Manuel Valls of France, speaking in Munich, knocked back taunts from the French news media that the country needed a Merkel of its own and challenged the chancellor's open-arm policy toward the migrants, to the irritation of his German hosts.
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Another child seemed to be having attention problems for the first time in his freshman year of high school, and it turned out that on entering high school, he had become the victim of a range of bullying, including hazing on a sports team and racist taunts around the school.
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" Trump's Twitter threats and taunts have repeatedly prompted calls for his removal from the platform, such as when he tweeted about Iran's President Hassan Rouhani in July, "NEVER, EVER THREATEN THE UNITED STATES AGAIN OR YOU WILL SUFFER CONSEQUENCES THE LIKES OF WHICH FEW THROUGHOUT HISTORY HAVE EVER SUFFERED BEFORE.
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In a new photograph, it appears the perennially round Sandoval has slimmed down and jacked up: Sandoval plays third base for the Boston Red Sox, and the team's president reportedly said Sandoval is in "tremendous shape," a vast improvement from past years, when his weight has been the subject of jokes and taunts.
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ALLEGED CAR THIEF TAUNTS OWNER WITH PHOTO OF VEHICLE BEING SCRAPPED "Me and a whole bunch of other cars could see that they were going back and forth, that this white car was just trying to escape any way possible," Price Kelly, whose car was hit by the suspect&aposs vehicle, told ABC7 .
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Here's how it happened: One of the moderators upbraided Marco Rubio (rightly) for abandoning incessant pledges of a positive campaign, answering Trump's schoolyard taunts with adolescent jokes and jabs of his own, and even going so far as to claim that Trump had wet his pants under the pressure at the prior debate.
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"We've said from the diplomatic side, we're ready to talk anytime North Korea would like to talk," Tillerson said at the Atlantic Council in Washington on Tuesday, in what amounted to a direct public invitation for North Korea to put aside an escalating cycle of tests and taunts and engage in diplomacy.
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" In the book's final scene of defeat and retreat, a Catalan girl whose home has just been bombed shames a band of her own starving countrymen who are attempting to plunder her pantry: "You're such cowards and hopeless fighters," she taunts them, "and on top of that will you steal from us?
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From Jackie Robinson withstanding taunts, threats and worse to break Major League Baseball's color line; to baseball players striking in the 1970s and '80s to gain and keep full-fledged free agency; to the track standout Edwin Moses devising benefits for Olympic athletes, athletes have often been the ones bringing about change.
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His first fights may have been provoked by racial taunts, but his sporting career began when he was employed by Thomas Pitt, the second Lord Camelford and Baron of Boconnoc — a boxing enthusiast and swashbuckling aristocrat whose turbulent life scandalized Georgian England before his death at 219 in a typically reckless duel.
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He is Johan Figueroa-González, 30, a transplant from Puerto Rico who has brought the physique, which once invited cruel taunts in his adolescence, to a corner of Manhattan where he has quite literally found his niche, on the back side of a 122-year-old monument to the nation's first president.
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At a moment when name-calling, taunts and criticism often seem the dominant themes in public discourse — when the sports world and the administration in Washington are at social media war, and "dotard" has entered the daily chat — generosity and sensitivity to the individual can seem like a rare and surprising thing.
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The collapse of Democrats' ability to report the results in a timely way, at what was meant to be the kickoff of a momentous drive to defeat President Trump, left the party open to Republican taunts that Democrats were hopelessly disorganized, unable to mount a credible challenge to the president or to govern.
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