Sean Spicer literally hid in the bushes (sorry, among the bushes).
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"We are beating the bushes everywhere we can beat the bushes," he added.
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In fact the White House was so taken aback that Sean Spicer to hide in the bushes (sorry, "among the bushes").
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Or he'll be playing in the bushes and they'll be inquisitive, looking to see what he's doing and following him through the bushes.
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"The Obamas did social events up bigger than the Bushes did, and they had a celebrity quotient that we didn't see with the Bushes," said Andersen Brower.
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" Act II: "Spicer in the bushes" trends hard: "Someone mashed Sean Spicer with that GIF of Homer Simpson hiding in the bushes" ... "11 Hilarious Memes of Sean Spicer Literally Hiding in Bushes" ... "Spicer Hid in the Bushes ... and the Internet Roasted Him in Seconds" ... "A Sean Spicer In The Bushes Meme-Fest" ... "17 Of The BEST Sean Spicer Hiding In Bushes Memes The Internet BLESSED Us With Today.
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In the report, Jenkins is seen hiding in the bushes -- he says in the package that he "laid in the bushes in wait" — waiting for a family to cross the border illegally.
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Hiding 'among the bushes' The Washington Post reported that Spicer was "hidden in the darkness among the bushes," while Kellyanne Conway and Sanders made television appearances after the president fired Comey in May.
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Reagan reflected on her life, her husband and the Bushes.
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Levine: The media used to make fun of the Bushes.
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In the morning, there were people asleep in the bushes.
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If their response is 'what's that rustling in the bushes?
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I would be terrified of the paparazzis in the bushes.
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On Tuesday evening, the Bushes returned to the Capitol Rotunda.
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Sean Spicer: I hid in the bushes to avoid people!
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However, the Bushes also suffered two of the lowest ratings.
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"She was right there in the bushes," King told KECI.
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The Bushes marked their 72nd wedding anniversary on Jan. 6.
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Discarded condom wrappers glint in the bushes like little stars.
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The Bushes and Mitt Romney will be left far behind.
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He noted that the Bushes were married for 85033 years.
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I have to pee and contemplate peeing in the bushes.
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The story quickly became Spicer being "in the bushes" instead.
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Who is more establishment than the Clintons and the Bushes?
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I am modeling what was done for me by the Bushes.
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The Bushes have also been critical of Trump in the past.
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American Women Sure Do Love Grooming Down ThereImage: YouTubeTrimming the bushes.
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And it wasn't Bill Clinton that helped the Bushes get elected.
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It's highly toxic; he'd heaved most of it into the bushes.
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But for the Bushes themselves, the deaths were much more personal.
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Some were found living in the bushes or in the dump.
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"The Bushes were hard years," one woman said of her marriage.
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That afternoon, the Bushes learned that their daughter had advanced leukemia.
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An orange tabby cat and a squirrel scampered through the bushes.
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Their food sources depended on the bushes, plants, and the animals.
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Did I hide it in the bushes outside the White House?
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Things started to deteriorate only under the Bushes, in his view.
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The Reagans, the Obamas, even the Bushes — they're all comparatively bland.
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The story was changed from "hidden in the bushes" to "hidden in the darkness and among the bushes":After Spicer spent several minutes hidden in the darkness and among the bushes near these sets, Janet Montesi, an executive assistant in the press office, emerged and told reporters that Spicer would answer some questions, as long as he was not filmed doing so.
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Maureen Dowd LAS VEGAS — The Bushes always bristled at the "d" word.
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The Clintons and the Bushes will be there for his big day.
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Such warmth is not a total anomaly between the Bushes and Trump.
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We know what the president thinks about the Bushes in some cases.
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If Trump does win the election, however, the Bushes will be ready.
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"It was raining and he comes out of the bushes," she said.
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Danger wasn't hiding in the bushes — it was out in plain sight.
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But when he leaped out of the bushes, he was mistakenly killed.
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Backbenchers are seizing the limelight while frontbenchers are hiding in the bushes.
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Back at the field, Ying points to the leaves of the bushes.
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After police arrested Gulzow, a bloody knife was recovered from the bushes.
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That's how Bill Clinton got to be buddy buddy with the Bushes.
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Mess up and you'll hook or slice a shot into the bushes.
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The two rendezvous in the bushes where they kiss but nothing more.
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Here, nobody even refers to the Bushes, Romney, McCain or even Ike.
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We hid all the actors beneath the camera and in the bushes.
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They jumped out and just started eating the trees and the bushes.
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Maybe Chad could be more like one of the Bushes, if possible.
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He still trims the bushes in his front yard with no help.
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She later claimed that she puked and urinated in the bushes outside.
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The Bushes are old family friends, Ms. Rose wants you to know.
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The Bushes agreed to cooperate and give him the access they did.
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You have to jump into the bushes, almost naked, as I did.
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The babies are found in the bushes, ambulances go and collect them.
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Sheep graze in the bushes between the taxiing lanes and the runway.
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Walker hid in the bushes across the street until the coach left.
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The minister pushed the suitcase out the bathroom window into the bushes.
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From where I was perched, I heard a rustling in the bushes.
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Even Apple is backing away from them like Homer Simpson into the bushes.
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She thinks this is like the Kennedys, the Bushes and now the Trumps.
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Nicole had called 911 and then hid in the bushes outside the house.
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I'm thinking that this cop is going to shoot me in the bushes.
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She didn't really go in the bushes, but she was on her way.
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Yuki and Josiah spent more time in the bushes than on the slopes.
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Like the Bushes, the Koch brothers did not support Donald Trump in 2016.
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VP Mike Pence was there too ... giving a standing O for the Bushes.
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We've traded the Bushes, the Clintons, and the Obamas for First Family LLC.
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He saw a battered body and bicycle in the bushes alongside the path.
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At the end of it, Laurent Villalonga's bees probed the bushes and flowers.
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Yet when the Bushes were leaving the White House in January 1993, Mrs.
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The attackers kept shooting at people fleeing into the bushes, he told CNN.
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What snipers want to do is to become the space between the bushes.
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The correction the Washington Post issued regarding the story more accurately described his position relative to the bushes as "among the bushes," but the entire situation led some people to even print off cutouts of Spicer to place in hedges.
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Reagan conveyed through intermediaries that the Bushes should make fewer headlines, according to Page.
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Kuhnla's body was found in the bushes near her resort Club Med on Oct.
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Today's disaster didn't start with Trump or Obama, either of the Bushes or Reagan.
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A short time later a third Mexican citizen was found hiding in the bushes.
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The White House's sweet prince is now hiding "among the bushes" in the sky.
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"It's not just literally creeping in the bushes," Wachsmuth told me over the phone.
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I escorted myself of the premises… and then I threw myself into the bushes.
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I hid in the bushes and when she walked by, I yelled 'Looook doown!
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But it's by no means clear how many voters the Bushes can still sway.
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And he'd avoided the cops, all while crawling through the bushes in the rain.
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And one that someone took pains to keep out of reach for the Bushes.
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In his final press conference Wednesday, President Obama extended his prayers to the Bushes.
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" She told me, "I feel like these people are just waiting in the bushes.
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When the Obamas and the Bushes appear in public together, protocol dictates that Mrs.
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Blinds were bent, and a window screen was lying in the bushes on Wednesday.
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Clinton has teamed up with the Bushes on disaster relief efforts in the past.
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With their shifting identities, the Bushes were able to play up these various roles.
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But the Bushes, like all patricians, were also keen to demonstrate their own charity.
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The Bushes are survived by five children: George W., Jeb, Dorothy, Neil and Marvin.
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The Bushes were married for 73 years, the longest presidential marriage in American history.
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The Bushes enjoyed life at the White House more than any modern presidential family.
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No one asked for selfies, no long lenses peered at him from the bushes.
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By the time the Bushes reached the White House, they had moved 21988 times.
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We threw the half-finished champagne into the bushes, in case the cops came.
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A soldier sits in the bushes, keeping a close eye on everything and everyone.
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They spotted a female tiger for a few fleeting seconds moving through the bushes.
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Rob Portman, and none of the Bushes attended the Republican National Convention in July.
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If reporters had not hidden in the bushes, would there have been any Bushes?
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It would be weird if someone sees an office manager crawling around the bushes.
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"Here's the little purple Death Valley phacelia, always hiding in the bushes," Milliard said.
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Chuol's mother also hid in the bushes, but his father was not as fortunate.
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Picked up beer cans that someone had left and were blown into the bushes.
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To encourage more vaccinations, the Bushes visited schools in Botswana and Namibia, where Mrs.
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The press secretary was standing AMONG the bushes, not in them, as our own Max Knoblauch so beautifully illustrates here: Whatever his actual proximity to the bushes was, we are confident that only Sean Spicer could inspire a news story so uniquely absurd.
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The Bushes are leaving the field to someone they have utter contempt for: Donald Trump.
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Otieno's body was found tossed into the bushes with stab wounds all over her body.
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But more recently, the paper — ever loyal to the Bushes — has cooled to Mr. Cruz.
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That's an error so mortifying an author might feel compelled to hide in the bushes.
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In the towns that were attacked, many escaped to the bushes and safer neighboring towns.
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McBride pointed to Hurricane Katrina as an example of the Bushes having each other's back.
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After roughly 15 minutes in the bushes, Merkel revealed herself to the newly-engaged couple.
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"I've been beating the bushes trying to figure it out," said the veteran scanner operator.
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"They were hiding in the bushes in the dark while Brad walked by," she says.
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I compare my beard to the bushes growing along the wall of an old house.
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It has vanquished the establishment that was the party of Eisenhower, Reagan and the Bushes.
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It was the first of 27 moves the Bushes would make on their American odyssey.
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Here we have two men strolling in a park together amid the bushes and trees.
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The grass was high and the bushes were overgrown because monsoon rains ended only recently.
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"They were woven into the fabric of the town," Mr. Bradbury said of the Bushes.
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The Bushes served as witnesses for her marriage to her wife, Helen Thorgalsen, in 2013.
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The Bushes have amassed quite the forest — the farm, Bush says, has about 16,000 trees.
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Today, Mr. Mraz said, the bushes are waist high and producing a few coffee berries.
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When they heard eagle-alarm calls, they looked up and took cover in the bushes.
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The Bushes invited members of their staff and their children to participate in the ceremony.
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It was quiet, secluded in the bushes, a respite from life on the pavement downtown.
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Beyond that, the hard right of the party no longer trusts the Bushes of the world.
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There is no love lost between President Donald Trump and the Bushes — most of them, anyway.
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The Bushes were too much a product of establishment Washington to slap it down too harshly.
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Plastic everywhere, the motors whizzing and failing, a camera flinging off and into the bushes. Disaster!
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He slowly reemerges from the bushes looking worse for wear but still clutching the stolen property.
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So his fourth shot — still needing to hack it out of the bushes — found the sand.
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Their mission is to kill the bushes, by uprooting them or by spraying them with herbicide.
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But the tequila got the best of her Wednesday night — and into the bushes she went.
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After the Bushes left the White House, I occasionally sent books to the champion of literacy.
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Everyone, we might have to hide in the bushes with Spicer and Bee for a while.
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The Bushes were married for 73 years and 111 days when Barbara Bush died in 2018.
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The former Saudi ambassador was so close to the Bushes he was known as Bandar Bush.
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Then, I saw two more people jump out of the bushes and come running toward us.
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He even evaded reporters by hanging out "among" the bushes (just don't say he hid there!).
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Step out from the gallery, and you'll notice tropical birds perched in the bushes and trees.
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Overly competitive teenagers who crowd the bushes to grab up all the candy are one thing.
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I think what got him was at the end I pretended to pee in the bushes.
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So Beltran wrote down what Sizemore could tell her about the people in the bushes, instead.
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The Bushes reach back even further, to a veterans base in a war 70-years past.
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She was looking at a break in the bushes, barely wider than a girl in profile.
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"America must always reject racial bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred in all forms," the Bushes said.
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The transition from the Bushes to the Obamas has been among the most pleasant in modern history.
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After her husband's loss, Barbara and the Bushes returned to Houston, where she continued her advocacy work.
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As she went to unlock the door, a man jumped out of the bushes with a gun.
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I've seen the times that we've slipped away from that, and disaster is lurking in the bushes.
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Lorenzo, one of the farm's employees, stands among the bushes, picking off a few ripe red berries.
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Agness describes how villagers chased after the men who eventually dumped the child in the bushes nearby.
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After Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, Sean Spicer courageously confronted reporters by cowering amongst the bushes.
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"I would have cars following me, and men hiding in the bushes outside my house," she says.
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Ozuna's sixth home run of the season landed in the bushes over the wall in center field.
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Well, the spokesman was hidden "among" -- not IN -- "the bushes" out of sight of nearby TV reporters.
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She was grateful for the treat, mouthing the words "thank you" to the Bushes with a smile.
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One random benevolent executive that only Mae seems to communicate with conjures white wine from the bushes.
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She was missing for days before the previous owner found her in the bushes, skittish and frightened.
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"They're coming right now," Jenkins continued as he began to journey through the bushes to a river.
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Former US President George W. Bush recalls Putin ridiculing the Bushes' dog Barney, a little Scottish Terrier.
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And I will always be grateful to the Bushes for being kind friends and advisers to me.
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Along the way a large rat darted out of the bushes and nearly across Ms. Jeng's feet.
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The party even shipped in several big name celebrities to beat the bushes for the Ossoff campaign.
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WILLINGBORO, N.J. — The peacocks were rooting around in the bushes, strutting and pecking and ruffling their trains.
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The weeds and the overgrowth were gone, and the bushes had a bit of shape to them.
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She said in her caption that she was there with the Bushes to promote a TV show.
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Sophie and Milo watch from the bushes as the colonial mob approaches the front of the house.
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Generations of politicians from both parties have done the same thing, from the Kennedys to the Bushes.
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The Bushes are also presented as being pretty much ideology-free, which was certainly not the case.
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Anyone curious about just how much Houston adored the Bushes need only look at the couple's pets.
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It's not some creepy dude wearing a black cloak and the Scream mask lurking in the bushes.
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To Mitt Romney, John McCain, the Bushes and Ronald Reagan, personal character and moral integrity were paramount.
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In a nod to his complicated relationship with the Bushes, Mr. Trump will not speak on Wednesday.
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The female backed off into the bushes, and Diego landed with a thud that sent dust flying.
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Chan discarded the luggage the next morning in the bushes near a subway station before flying home.
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At one point, the bushes along the trail rustled, and a brown bunny hopped across my path.
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The move only exacerbated the public's frustration and prompted quite a few "Spicer in the bushes" memes.
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In case you've been hiding under a bush (sorry, I couldn't resist), The Washington Post reported that Spicer hid in the bushes at the White House to avoid reporters blocking his way back to his office, later issuing a correction that he was "among the bushes," not "in" them.
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In the painting, Trump is seen sitting alongside Eisenhower, Nixon, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Ford, Reagan, and the Bushes.
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Sean Spicer, the former press secretary for President Trump, is no longer hiding from reporters "among" the bushes.
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A male student took her hand, she said, and they ran toward the bushes far from the school.
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I hid in the bushes down the street until my significant other picked me up two hours later.
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For another, Claudia's body is in the bushes near the fence that separates the empty lot from Martínez's.
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His first kiss was with some lucky gal named Emily Benton, "in the bushes" somewhere called Papa Gino's.
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I also drove to his house and stood behind the bushes in the hope I would see him.
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So let's get the story straight on how everything went down and huddle amongst the bushes of Trumpland.
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In a patrician, dynastic family such as the Bushes, this created no small public relations counterpart and advantage.
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A park ranger reportedly saw him kneeling in the bushes and holding boxes with wires and duct tape.
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Zimmerman lofted a solo homer into the bushes in center for a 4-0 lead in the fourth.
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When the threat is real and lurking in the bushes down the path, this mechanism serves you well.
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They ate strange red berries from the bushes, though the mother had always said never to do that.
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She was hiding in the bushes by the road when a family rode by with their mule cart.
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We instinctively fear the murderer hiding in the bushes, but we are at far greater risk from ourselves.
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It's why you jump when you sense rustling in the bushes before realizing it's just your neighbor's cat.
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And it just happened so quickly that everybody hid under the bushes, and everybody kind of spread out.
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One week later, investigators found her body in the bushes near a light rail station in northern Taiwan.
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I'm not sure what he did because the bushes haven't been trimmed and the weeds are still there.
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" Zaborek recalled her saying that Robbins had "grabbed her and pulled her into the bushes and fondled her.
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The Bushes were married for 73 years — they were allies, confidantes and the anchors of a political dynasty.
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But when a stranger recently ditched a bicycle in the bushes outside his door, Mr. Liu was irate.
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Mr. Rastvorov received cuts and bruises and hid in the bushes when bystanders gathered around the dying calf.
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If you don't want to answer questions about Trump's agenda, just hide in the bushes like Sean Spicer!
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She seemed unimpressed when MonsieurJavert spotted a wild Pinsir (a sort of Viking bug) lurking in the bushes.
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Social media users quickly took to the playful photo, many making joking connections between Clinton posing between the Bushes to a Washington Post report in May that said White House press secretary Sean Spicer dodged press "among the bushes" outside the White House after former FBI Director James Comey's firing.
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Yep. Spicer's actions bring to mind that famous scene from The Simpsons where Homer slinks away into the bushes.
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Page wrote that while protocol dictated the Bushes be invited to state dinners, it seems that was all Mrs.
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"The Bushes didn't hesitate for one second in accepting it," Bush family spokesman, Jim McGrath, told the Houston Chronicle.
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The man, Andrew Schneck, was spotted by a ranger kneeling in the bushes near a statue of Confederate Maj.
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To compensate for the fact that many leading members of the party -- the Bushes, John McCain, Mitt Romney, etc.
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" She liked it "so much that when the Bushes returned to Houston that October, she brought it with her.
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According to the White House, the Bushes ultimately relocated 29 times through the first 44 years of their marriage.
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Helicopter gunships were firing at the bushes in that area where the militants are hiding, Iraqi army officials said.
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Now you too can have the White House press secretary in — or rather, 'among' — the bushes in your yard.
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Spicer in the bushes Spicer returned to the White House podium Friday to finally answer questions about Comey's firing.
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The Bushes remain only the second father-son presidents in U.S. history, after John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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Meanwhile, bloated plutocrats like Trump, the Koch brothers, the Bushes, Carl Icahn, and Paul Ryan embrace openly regressive policies.
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Harvey caused massive flooding in the Bushes' home state of Texas and neighboring Louisiana, destroying homes and killing dozens.
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They tell us, for example, that Sean Spicer was comfortable enough not to hide in the bushes this time.
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And unlike Trump, Reagan and the Bushes did not express themselves as partisans but as leaders for all Americans.
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The Bushes "are troubled by a guy who has really bizarre conspiracy theories as our party's nominee," Fratto said.
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Both Trump and Sanders embody a different style of politics than Obama, the Clintons, the Bushes, and so forth.
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Even the worst polls — Pew has him at 39 — show his support with Republican exceeds Reagan or the Bushes.
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"Don't worry, kids!" he would call out as he went diving into the bushes to avoid an inky kitten.
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Here is the first black president, an excellent human being and dignified leader and he's sitting in the bushes.
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Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not in the bushes.
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Republicans, including the Bushes, Romney and McCain, have spoken out against racism and violence since, contrasting themselves with Trump.
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"I was going to go behind the bushes or on the ground or in the building," Ms. Sudol said.
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" And a banana peel tossed in the bushes: "Having a sense of privacy is important to me, especially nowadays.
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The Bushes thank their fellow Americans and others around the world for their prayers and good wishes, McGrath wrote.
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But the family Trump is a far cry from the American political dynasties of the past -- the Kennedys, the Bushes.
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As she was walking to her car, he jumped out of the bushes and brutally stabbed her forty-one times.
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During a mission to resupply fighters with weapons, he hung back from the group and hid in the bushes overnight.
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When Kok entered his Volkswagen Polo, a hooded figure jumped from the bushes and shot into the vehicle, killing Kok.
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The man came out of nowhere, she said, and grabbed her, pulling her into the bushes and out of sight.
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Shortly before their joint hospitalization, the Bushes made their apologies to Trump for missing his inauguration with a comedic letter.
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After all, if Republicans were still willing to listen to the Bushes, Jeb, not Donald Trump, would be the nominee.
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Lazaro's dehydrated, malnourished, 18-pound body was found in November 1990 in the bushes of a home in Miami Beach.
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According to Portland Police, he was taken the hospital for treatment for exposure to cold and scratches from the bushes.
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The Washington Post reported that Spicer was hidden "among" -- not IN -- "the bushes" out of sight of nearby TV reporters.
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After he graduated from Yale University on an accelerated schedule, the Bushes headed to the oil fields of West Texas.
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Earn balks, and the man replies, "Bite this sandwich," all before vanishing from the bus and walking into the bushes.
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Maybe. But the photo was a fake — a composite of photos of the Bushes fishing and New Orleans flooding. Snopes.
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Meanwhile, New York's currently partly cloudy day shows puffy clouds over green grass, with a bird hiding in the bushes.
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The principles built over time by presidents like Eisenhower, Reagan and the Bushes were too "pro-establishment" for their tastes.
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When people in the neighborhood complained about the situation, di Suvero said, the city's solution was to trim the bushes.
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People sometimes pushed the bodies of users who had overdosed and died into the bushes instead of calling the police.
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Her description of hiding in the bushes across from the Bataclan concert hall is utterly persuasive in its hallucinatory quality.
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The truth was, the Bushes lived in Houston as they had lived on the East Coast, like well-bred Yankees.
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A soft yellow rose burst from one of the bushes, and it felt just right for the most spiritual Beatle.
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At around two in the morning, soldiers comb through the bushes in the Coulée Verte gardens, searching with their flashlights.
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The driver took the vehicle key and hurled it as far as he could into the bushes beside the road.
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I joked that my husband and I would forever speak of this as the night we dined with the Bushes.
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And of course there were the Bushes themselves, a large and boisterous clan from Maine, Texas and everywhere in between.
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Because they know the Bushes are together and if we're sad, they'll haunt us for the rest of our lives.
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Reporters hid in the bushes in her Connecticut town, her son was "ambushed," and she fielded indiscreet comments from pharmacists.
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You can never recalculate it or get it back, not unless you find a time machine somewhere in the bushes.
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Everyone knows Abraham Lincoln is from Illinois, that the Bushes call Texas home, and that Ronald Reagan lived in California.
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The Bushes, as millions of couples before them, also made time for a photograph in front of the Taj Mahal.
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For better or for worse, and to the repeated horror of the Bushes, McCains, and Romneys, Trump isn't playing nice.
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Indeed, beating the bushes to even get a home video executive to do so now, I came up with nothing.
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And even Trump's fiercest critics within the GOP - Never Trumpers like Mitt Romney and the Bushes - are wishing him luck.
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She bought 10,000 Christmas lights of all different colors and arranged them in a rainbow on the bushes outside her house.
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After the election Republicans (including the Bushes) have been lining up to show their support for our new commander in chief.
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Those close ties may now create concern from the current president -- given Trump&aposs past rhetorical run-ins with the Bushes.
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Ashley even helped bury Robin Bush, the Bushes' second child, after she died of pediatric leukemia at the age of 4.
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The artist suddenly leans to his right, loses control, and begins to roll off the roof and into the bushes below.
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The northern state of Haryana even toyed with the idea of deploying drones to spy on people defecating in the bushes.
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They have little or no access to sanitation facilities and most have to defecate in the bushes outside, the report said.
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Note: An earlier version of this article cited news reports that Sean Spicer hid in the bushes to avoid reporters' questions.
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" Stone called Cruz a "dumb son of a bitch" and a "butt boy for the Bushes disguising himself as a conservative.
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According to the criminal complaint, a Houston park ranger spotted Schneck kneeling in the bushes near the Dowling statue on Saturday.
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So one day I lingered intentionally on my way back from the bus, and this older guy was in the bushes.
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Erso tells his daughter Jyn that he's doing this to protect her, and in subsequent shots, she's hiding in the bushes.
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Kevin Ryan, president of Covenant House: Clare and I send our love & sympathy to the Bushes on the loss of Pres.
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Mr. Abaaoud would spend four days and three nights camped in the bushes, while his cousin returned with cake and water.
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And instead of just sort of saying he got lucky and to himself, just going about, he was taunting the Bushes.
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The Bushes were in this very tough position of having to watch their sons endure the disappointments that accompany political life.
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She fled the house and hid in the bushes in a neighbor's yard, and heard what sounded like a shotgun blast.
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But they end up having a horizontal make out session — which of course the cameras are silently capturing through the bushes.
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Her body was found on Saturday in the bushes near the Danube River in Ruse, a small city in northern Bulgaria.
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The Bushes were just another pair of Yankee immigrants without much flash, which in those days was the behavior of choice.
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Houston has always had a soft spot for local celebrities, and the Bushes served as Exhibit A for the city's ambition.
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He assumed the post in 19883, and the Bushes moved into the ambassadorial suite of the Waldorf Towers in New York.
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My wife and I had known the Bushes for only 30 hours, and there we were, sharing this intimate family moment.
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Purple and blue prayer cloths, used by those who came to ask Hazana's help, were hanging on some of the bushes.
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In another call about 10 minutes later, Candace Smith tells the operator she is hiding in the bushes outside their home.
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That may be one reason the people did not run or dive into the bushes when the first gunshots rang out.
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When he finally led Rachel to the spot, little did she know that Merkel was crouched in the bushes, totally hidden.
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Upset by the noise, Harrison veered away from the finish line with 10 yards to go and hid in the bushes.
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She was walking on campus one night to meet a group of friends, when a stranger pulled her into the bushes.
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The ball bounced hard off a temporary green to the left and beyond the out-of-bounds stake into the bushes.
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"Now you too can have the White House press secretary in - or rather, among - the bushes in your yard," Kadonga wrote.
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The police had been tipped off when someone found chair legs with screws hammered in, in the bushes near the school.
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As you can see from Brody's photos, three men can be seen by the bushes in the background of the first page, and in the second page that Brody tweeted, the men have vanished (presumably behind the bushes) and an elderly woman can be seen looking quite shocked at whatever is going on behind the bush.
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Let's just recap some of his biggest verbal blunders: Add to that Spicer's odd avoidance of the news media Tuesday by apparently hiding at least partially in the White House bushes (He later clarified that he was actually among the bushes, not IN the bushes), and you can see what it's past time for a change.
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But they didn't say anything else and just pulled me into the bushes where they started doing what they did to me.
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A Bush family spokesman, Jim McGrath, said that the Bushes were "very happy" that Trump went to speak to the CIA. 53.
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It's still a beautiful woodland — the only indication of Apple's proposed project is a couple of planning notices hidden in the bushes.
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She wrote in the post that she was followed by the guard, who later overpowered her and raped her in the bushes.
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A passer-by found the Indian student unconscious in the bushes of a park outside Rohtak and took her to a hospital.
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Spicer has a prior engagement, though he was quite literally hiding in the bushes last night after the shit hit the fan.
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But whatever the reason, McCain didn't step up to lead a Republican resistance, and neither did Romney or any of the Bushes.
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We'll see next week if he still has a job at the White House or if he'll be tossed among the bushes.
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"They remembered being brought out of the bushes, forced into churches, forced to learn English, forced to cut their hair," said Weeks.
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This visibility panicked people—and created an idea of a mass of homosexual people hiding behind closed doors, or in the bushes.
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Out in the country, some villagers don't even have those—when nature calls, they head to the bushes or into the fields.
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Recent wealthy presidents — the Bushes, John Kennedy, Franklin Roosevelt — have been essentially rich kids who inherited dynastic fortunes that they invested passively.
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You can take Sean Spicer out of the White House, but you'll never be able to take him out of the bushes.
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"All the Bushes are people of integrity," said Mr. Johnson, who is locked in a difficult race with former Senator Russ Feingold.
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Dozens of security heavies with earpieces lurked discreetly in the bushes, ready to boot any foolhardy crashers willing to try their luck.
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The branches of the bushes growing out of the ruins are adorned with specks for leaves, which, unstemmed, evoke clouds of moths.
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In essence, all the Bushes have peddled an ideological fusion that can cement the right wing and center of the Republican coalition.
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When asked why the Bushes were such big fans of their pizza, Rita Hajjar said they just loved her husband's secret ingredient.
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On closer inspection, the parkgoers realized that the bushes weren't actually bushes—they were a couple of teenagers in an elaborate disguise.
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On Wednesday, two weeks after her daring break, an unidentified man and his son found Abuh in the bushes outside the park.
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After the bushes offer up their green buds, they produce otherworldly flowers: four white petals around a shock of purple-tipped filaments.
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At this lunch with a friend in an outdoor restaurant, a landscaper began blowing leaves from underneath the bushes surrounding our table.
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When the Bushes' friends raised almost $200,000 to spruce up the vice-presidential house the same year, there was hardly a stir.
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Is the black river they've gathered around in fact a pool of oil, the engine of wealth for the Bushes and Cheneys?
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Some people were hiding in the hills, some were in the ponds, some were in the bushes, some were in the toilets.
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"You're literally hiding in the bushes!" my friend laughed, eyeing me, as I leaned against the wall behind a tall potted plant.
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Two players who had just returned from fishing, and were not yet in football shape, went into the bushes and threw up.
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The Ansary family, prominent Iranian-Americans in Dallas who are longtime allies of the Bushes, gave $2 million to Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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The bushes were caged above ground, too, and then wrapped to insulate and protect their leaves — just planting them took three months.
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A rustling in the bushes, then a limb and after that another limb steps out of the trees surrounding the back yard.
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As the men ransacked the town, a young boy named Chuol and his eight siblings ran and hid in the bushes nearby.
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Aides were at pains to keep press contingents small, often shooing them away from the Bushes after brief photograph opportunities and remarks.
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The Bushes always thought their sober and studious second son would be president, but the prodigal son shoved Jeb out of the way.
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That difficult period was made more trying, for the Bushes, by the bizarre experience of reading in the New York Times about Mrs.
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Reagan similarly slashed out the Bushes from the invitation list for her husband's birthday in 230, though an aide got them back on.
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Graham was with the Bushes in the White House residence the night Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait commenced Jan 16 1991. pic.twitter.
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You won't have people jumping out of the bushes yelling about Italian pizza, or how this pizza is not real Italian or whatever.
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You'll recognize Spicer as the clown who was hiding "among" the bushes while trying to avoid the press after Trump fired James Comey.
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George Bush holds up the German-language version of Millie's Book, written by Barbara Bush from the perspective of the Bushes' dog, Millie.
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"They carry a lot of personal attacks out of the primary," he said of the Bushes, referring to Trump's attacks on Jeb Bush.
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Peeping in the bushes to take pictures of the girl you like as she hooks up with another guy is one of them.
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Once there, the two men heard a rustle in the bushes, saw the barrel of a gun and then the flash of gunfire.
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The Bushes and the Romneys will lead the exodus over to the Democrats, following the well-worn path first travelled by the Rockefellers.
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The Bushes had not previously announced the hospital visit because they said they did not want to worry anyone over the Easter weekend.
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By that night, top administration press aides emerged from among the bushes and scattered themselves across the airwaves to make the President's case.
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We talk about all the Comey firing memes: Spicer hiding in the bushes and Anderson Cooper's now-iconic eye roll... 7:44 p.m.
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"South Carolina has been good to the Bushes in the past, and I'm hoping and praying it will be good again," he said.
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Trump tweeted a get-well message to the Bushes and outgoing President Barack Obama praised them as constant source of friendship and counsel.
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Maybe we're a little too adult to be rustling for eggs in the bushes this morning, but we're never too old for Funfetti.
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And if she needed to manage her period at school, her only refuge was in the bushes since there were no proper bathrooms.
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Graham was with the Bushes in the White House residence the night Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait commenced Jan 873 1991. pic.twitter.
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Jenna recently told PEOPLE that the Bushes will travel to Maine to visit the former president for his 94th birthday on June 12.
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The Bushes were only the second father-and-son in history to have held the office, after John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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You are walking in the park one day when an old crone draped in a red and black robe emerges from the bushes.
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After a couple of hours of harvesting, and of spitting seeds into the bushes, I felt something beginning to happen on my tongue.
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Yes, in some regards there are similarities between the Clinton Foundation and presidential libraries of the Bushes, and family dynasties and foreign donations.
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"The Bushes have always been the ones who properly and best communicated with Hispanic voters in Florida," said Custin, referring to former Gov.
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Once there, the men urinated around the bushes, and Mr. Lochte damaged a sign, according to a police description of Mr. Bentz's account.
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It's an open secret in the White House that the Bushes were, without question, the favorite modern first family with the residence staff.
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Police returned a few hours later with a search warrant ... and found a handgun in the bushes below the balcony of Pump's apartment.
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"The biggest thing I can say is he wasn't flashy, he wasn't a freak talent, and he was in the bushes," Branch says.
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Like, following them home from their jobs, lurking through the bushes outside their windows, rifling through their trash cans, that sort of thing?
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You're not trailing behind them as they step out of the bushes and move toward their watering holes; you're inside their watering hole.
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But perhaps in deference to the family's sensibilities, he waited to visit the Capitol on Monday evening until after the Bushes had left.
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Ms. Clement said that customers coming in on Saturday had expressed their condolences to her, knowing that the Bushes were her good friends.
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Multiple reporters have heard from aides that Trump is suspicious of anyone in the GOP who was too closely tied to the Bushes.
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In other words, the disappointing legacy we inherited from the Bushes and the Clintons that helped pave the way to Mr. Trump's election.
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The friend would stash it in a trash can or under the bushes, where "he could get it real quick," the friend said.
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He then slid a piece of cardboard under the bowl and carried the chipmunk out into the bushes, where he set it free.
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He sells it under the name Pajarito, or little bird, because he sees lots of birds among the bushes where this coffee grows.
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It's pretty awesome ... JB and crew were in the bushes in the Lake Hollywood area of L.A., rapping about Jesus and The King.
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Click here to view original GIFA visual approximation of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Tuesday night, among the bushes (Meme'd by an unknown memer)After the news on Tuesday that Donald Trump had fired FBI Director James Comey, one of the most surreal moments featured White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer hiding in the bushes to stay away from the press.
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Chelsea Clinton sent her support to the Bushes after the coin toss, saying she was happy to see them looking healthy at the game.
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When, for example, we see something moving in the bushes in front of us, our first instinct is to consider danger instead of opportunity.
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Trans People Should "Go In The Bushes" America has taken both major steps forward and huge steps back on trans rights in recent years.
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" When Turner patiently responded that transgender people don't choose their gender, it is who they are, Dash said, "Okay, then go to the bushes.
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Once there, Mulvihill and his neighbor heard a rustle in the bushes, saw the barrel of a gun and then the flash of gunfire.
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Had Romney won the Republican nomination instead of Richard Nixon, the Romneys might have become the leading Republican political dynasty, rather than the Bushes.
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There are at least three dynasties in play in this election: the Trumps, the Clintons, and, backstage but still a potent force, the Bushes.
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Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not 'in the bushes,' as the story originally stated.
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The source said the Bushes had not previously announced the hospital visit because they did not want to worry anyone over the Easter weekend.
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"With every joy, the Bushes again extend their wishes for a very merry Christmas and a very happy New Year," the message inside reads.
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Spicer also avoided questions about the president firing former FBI Director James Comey in May by hiding among the bushes at the White House.
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In the tight-knuckled, bare-fisted world of Washington politics, the Bushes proved over the years that they could hit as hard as anyone.
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Instead, the Republicans are beating the bushes for any evidence of "fraud" they can point to as a rationale for newly restrictive voting rules.
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In addition to the Bushes, 85033 nominee John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Yet even there, the last two GOP presidents — the Bushes — governed from the center, certainly enough to enrage their conservative supporters and fuel insurgencies.
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The Bushes are the parents of former President George W. Bush and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, who sought the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
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So I turn around to pick a beer out of my bag and offer it to him, but he's disappeared off into the bushes.
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Because, unbeknownst to the Bushes of the Republican Party, the GOP had fundamentally changed in the eight years that Barack Obama served as president.
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Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not "in the bushes," as the story originally stated.
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"Not since the Bushes, Jeb and W., have we seen a Republican candidate as effective at communicating with Hispanic voters," he said of Scott.
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The first family on Tuesday visited with the Bushes at the Blair House, the government guest house across the street from the White House.
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In one of their last public appearances, the Bushes attended the 2017 Super Bowl in Houston, with George performing the ceremonial pregame coin flip.
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The pair had been hiding in the bushes, and were ushered into the car to head to a safe house funded by the charity.
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Jahura Khatu, who lived through the 1971 Bangladesh war of independence, spoke about how she hid in the bushes from the marauding Pakistani army.
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Six weeks after he buried his dad, Tristan went with his family back to plant the bushes Jake wanted to grow over his grave.
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Unlike President Trump, who does his own wet work, the Bushes took the more refined route of outsourcing their ends-justify-the-means moves.
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The mother kept pacing back and forth a few yards in front of us while signaling the baby giraffe to hide behind the bushes.
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"Porky's" ends with her charging from the bushes and tackling Tommy, demented yet determined to expose him as the owner of that peephole penis.
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"Finally for today, the Bushes are concerned about making sure they thank their well-wishers for their kindness, and especially their prayers," McGrath added.
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Hey, that might sound bad, but at least Sean Spicer was hiding in an office and not the bushes, like he did last week.
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There was some progress, and he will get credit — though not from everyone — for beating the bushes in his search for more technical players.
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Then I saw this large van, a very unusual looking vehicle, out here in Schoharie in the bushes and really wrecked, hit a tree.
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A rescue team heard some mumbling in the bushes and found the then-8-year-old 24 hours after he ran from his school.
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Schneck's sentencing comes one year after a Houston park ranger spotted him kneeling in the bushes near the Dowling statue on August 19, 2017.
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Arid, dusty soil crunched under her feet as she walked through a field while cicadas crackled from the bushes jutting out of the hill.
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We ran across the slippery concrete toward our escape route, trying to hide in the bushes and outrun the cops as we got dressed.
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Are you then sort of beating the bushes for another buyer, or does Chat show up because he knows that Benioff can't buy it?
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The Bushes and Trump might be from the same party, but they clearly view what happened in Charlottesville in very different — and moral — ways.
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Today, that cow, with a blank little calf on standby for future generations, still graces the lawn of the Bushes' Walker's Point compound in Maine.
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Moby says a short time later his assistants found her hiding in the bushes ... they confronted her and she told them she was killing spiders.
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Sharing intimate interviews with the Bushes and family friends, this is a never-before-seen look into the private life of a very public couple.
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The Spaniard cut a frustrated figure at the fifth hole where he threw his driver into the bushes in disgust after hitting his tee shot.
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"So I got up, looked over in the bushes and lo and behold there&aposs a bear climbing up over my fence," he said Monday.
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Instead, Kovach said, the two friends saw a man in camouflage gear armed with a long gun lying in the bushes about 60 feet away.
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He sold Playboys in the eighth grade, packaged with bottles of lotion, and stashed them in the bushes at school so he wouldn't get caught.
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Theorists have yet to collectively determine who Y is, but current contenders for the title include the Bushes, the Rockefellers, and *record scratch*—the Merkels?!
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While there, he took a moment to to hide among the Bushes, like our good friend in the current White House, press secretary Sean Spicer.
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I tear through the bushes, thorns etching white and red stripes in my skin, grab her hands, and haul her up out of the lake.
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At a gate outside the Houston neighborhood where the Bushes lived, residents on Saturday created a makeshift memorial by laying flowers before a U.S. flag.
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Watch the video above to see how easy I was to track and find when hiding in the bushes outside the Wynn in Las Vegas.
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Other social posts from incensed netizens on Weibo showed people letting their kids defecate in the bushes, and others trampling on manicured lawns for photos.
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My greatest pleasure is to see a customer savoring our black currant ice cream, being transported into the bushes, picking and snacking on the fruits.
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A Fox News reporter hid in the bushes along the United States border in McAllen, Texas, to stop migrants attempting to cross the border illegally.
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During the heat of the campaign, Democratic challengers Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro questioned whether wealthy people like the Bushes could relate to average Americans.
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On Saturday, "[t]he victim, fearing for her life, jumped out of his moving truck and fled into the bushes," according to the news release.
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And also you'd see thirty-year-old couples making out in the bushes in public parks, because they didn't have anywhere else they could go.
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"The Bushes represent an establishment, Ted Cruz is a populist and I think in some ways they see him as being like Trump," Gingrich argued.
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My mom would make me hide in the bushes because she knew men would stop for a woman but not a woman with a child.
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Over the course of the last 70 years, only Richard Nixon comes anywhere close to being as much of a Republican fixture as the Bushes.
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Like, more than the bloke you see darting around in the bushes outside the overground station on your way home from work in the evening.
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It was a chance for them to help the country break the 30-year-spell the Clintons and the Bushes cast, President Barack Obama notwithstanding.
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As Coppins noted, there's nothing particularly unusual about American political families: the Roosevelts, the Kennedys, the Bushes, and the Adamses all reached the White House.
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While not reaching a definitive conclusion, Ms. Page quotes an unnamed "member of the Bushes' inner circle" confirming that they did have an extramarital relationship.
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The Bushes felt stung by Mr. Trump's ground-burning attacks that helped destroy the campaign of Jeb Bush, the son and brother of the presidents.
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Nowadays, it wouldn't be reporters in the bushes next to Hart's Capitol Hill townhouse snapping pictures as the couple emerged, but passers-by on cellphones.
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Once, we found empty beer cans stashed in the bushes, and bunches of thin cigar butts stuck in the dirt, like toothpicks in hors d'oeuvres.
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Most of the Republican establishment, from the Bushes to McCain and Romney, fought bigotry, and racism was not a common feature in the conservative moment.
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For the next ten days, from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur, the Kushners and the country boy hid in the bushes in the pouring rain.
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When she was supposed to be doing her chores, like fetching water, she stashed her water bucket in the bushes and slipped away to school.
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Yeah, because by the time the party is really going, you are puking in the bushes, like, 'Oh, I'm so sorry I didn't pace myself.
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The two scientists hid a loudspeaker in the bushes near different groups of vervets and played recordings of their alarm calls, documenting the monkeys' responses.
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Along the way, Kavanaugh married Ashley Estes, a young Texan who was President Bush's personal secretary — which helped place him in the Bushes' inner circle.
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I walked over to the Sommers-Bausch Observatory, not far from Burns's office; there was a bunny in the bushes, trying not to be noticed.
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The cries of the birds gradually take on a peculiarly springlike quality, and in the gentle sunlight the bushes begin to sprout along the fences.
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Some members of the G.O.P. rank and file have expressed clear disgust for Trump, and the Bushes have announced their refusal to vote at all.
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Mr. Payne and Mr. Taylor, roaming freely in their conjoined imaginations, wander off into the bushes and then stumble into the middle of the road.
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With his uncanny bat-like sonar, sensing how to psychologically gauge and then gut an opponent, Trump went straight for the Bushes' biggest bête noire: wimpiness.
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In a statement acknowledging Bush's death, Trump betrayed none of the hostility that has characterized his relationship with the GOP establishment, and embodied by the Bushes.
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After the compassionate conservatism of the Bushes, Trump brought back to me that economics was something the Republicans could bring that would unite all racial groups.
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One would think the transition from the Reagans to the Bushes would have been smoother, since Barbara Bush had been the second lady for eight years.
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He stepped on her hands, threw away her sickle, and pushed her into the bushes, where he ripped off her clothes and attempted to rape her.
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Outside the hospital, sand storms swept the main unpaved street of the town, with thousands of used plastic bags covering the bushes and other desert vegetation.
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NAIROBI — Sharon Otieno's body was found dumped in the bushes on the side of the road, covered in stab wounds, a day after she went missing.
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" When rebutted with the argument that transgender people don't choose what they feel is their true gender identity, Dash said "OK, then go in the bushes.
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Details: Massimu Susini, a 23.5-year-old environmental activist, militant nationalist, athlete and restaurateur, was killed by an assassin hiding in the bushes with telescopic sight.
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It's like getting wasted at 6pm, because by the time the party's going you're puking in the bushes going, 'I'm so sorry I didn't pace myself.
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It captured subtle detail on the tree trunk and even in the bushes beyond that the S8 missed (and that the LG simulates with its oversharpening).
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But that's when it hit me, when he said, "you know, they've been trying to get that," — the Bushes, everybody all the way back to Reagan.
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Some memers, who seem to remember someone named "Sean Spicer," compared Barack's portrait to the infamous tale of Spicer evading reporters "near" (not in!) the bushes.
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Tammy DuBois told NJ.com she was checking a bird feeder near her house in Pittsgrove Township on July 18 when the fox appeared from the bushes.
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"Getting some new blood in with Trump and getting away from the Clintons and the Bushes will do this country a lot of good," Domalick says.
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"Are we out of the woods yet?" the 26-year-old pop star cleverly captioned the photo of herself standing in the bushes with Gomez, 23.
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This state has been good to the Bushes, handing key primary victories to both George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush in their White House bids.
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" McGrath added the Bushes are "deeply appreciative for the wonderful care they are receiving – as well as the prayers and good wishes from far and wide.
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We slowed our vehicle down to where we saw the bear cross the road when suddenly it erupted from the bushes and came after our vehicle.
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If I'm crouched in the bushes, whistle to bring over a guard, and don't time the kill just right, they will see me and and attack.
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The Bushes were regulars at Fuzzy's for more than 25 years and became close friends with the Hajjars, inviting them to birthday parties and sharing dinners.
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"I have real concerns about using a fifth-generation aircraft to strike a bunch of terrorists hiding in the bushes," Arkansas Republican Tom Cotton told Barrett.
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The photo appears on AMC's official site, with a caption that indicates it was taken at a private screening for the show hosted by the Bushes.
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The Bushes preferred a more southern menu, featuring turkey with giblet gravy, prairie chapel bass, cornbread and mashed sweet potatoes with maple syrup and chipotle peppers.
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He was not hiding from reporters looking for answers about the firing of the lead investigator into the Trump administration's ties with Russia IN the bushes.
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He was simply hiding from reporters looking for answers about the firing of the lead investigator into the Trump administration's ties with Russia AMONG the bushes.
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He maneuvers the big Blackhawk in front of the group of immigrants scattering below, forcing some to take cover in the bushes from the fierce downwash.
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Trump has never liked the Bushes Speaking of sticking it in peoples' eyes, the Libby pardon also functions as a middle finger to the Bush clan.
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You're playing against the possibility that the other players, who are off in the bushes doing their own thing, have a Kar98 with an 8x scope.
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"She kept on pulling my pant trousers to get my attention," said the M.C., Charles C. Foster, a Houston lawyer and longtime friend of the Bushes.
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I know of at least one suicide during a performance, gruesomely committed with a table knife, by a cast member in the bushes outside the theater.
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After the surgery, the deer's ears were tagged with a number — 804 — and, about 25 minutes later, he woke up and groggily stumbled into the bushes.
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Remember Kevin Bacon looking on from the bushes as Neve Campbell and Denise Richards made out in the pool in the 1998 erotic thriller "Wild Things"?
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In fact, we're told Dubya and Ellen even took some selfies together at the game, and that the Bushes enjoyed their time with her and Portia.
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Highlight: Sean Spicer, the press secretary, hiding in the bushes from reporters, then insisting that cameras be turned off before he would agree to take questions.
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The two lost track of time and continued playing the game late into the night when they heard someone "prowling around in the bushes," Merritt said.
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And unlike either of the Bushes, he is taking action after failing to persuade lawmakers to go along with his plans through the regular appropriations process.
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You can read the full, short statement below from the Bushes below: America must always reject racial bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred in all its forms.
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"Now you are about to join another rarified club, one of former First Children — a position you didn't seek and one with no guidelines," the Bushes wrote.
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Lord confronted the houseguest and berated him ... claiming she found a condom in the bushes and demanded to know if he was throwing them in Moby's yard.
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You shoot your arrows toward the moon; as the zodiac wheel turns, Capricorn's at the top of the mountain, watching your arrow land somewhere in the bushes.
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The Bushes were only the second father and son to serve as U.S. presidents - the first being John Adams (1797-1801) and John Quincy Adams (1825-1829).
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The Bushes set out to test the two fundamentals of bite mark analyses — the uniqueness of human dentition and that human skin can accurately record bite marks.
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Washington in the middle of a crisis of historic proportions, and our brave leaders are responding the best way they know how: by hiding in the bushes.
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"[It] was like a sanctuary for the Bushes and for a lot of other presidents," Anita McBride, first lady Laura Bush's former chief of staff, told CNN.
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The White House communications shop goes into panic mode, with press secretary Sean Spicer's now-infamous among-the-bushes-in-the-dark briefing as the highlight/lowlight.
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When I didn't want to shoot, which was often, I'd creep through the bushes and decapitate people with a baseball bat I'd crafted into a battle axe.
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Still, despite his childhood racing dreams, Mr. Elba's skills are more Mr. Magoo than James Bond as he repeatedly drives off the road and into the bushes.
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"The Republicans and the Democrats, the elites of both parties, were working together, the Bushes and the Clintons, whose policies and truths were largely indistinguishable," he writes.
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But while the Republicans have jettisoned the Bushes, the Democrats still haven't just yet gotten rid of the old family that anchors them to the wrong century.
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The funeral was held in Houston at the Bushes' family church, St. Martin's Episcopal Church, and, per the former first lady's request, was a very simple service.
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I spent hours wandering those trails, getting my dick sucked in the bushes, fucking a sexy construction worker, getting fucked by a businessman in a dark suit.
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Our law enforcement sources say cops were called to the couple's Hollywood Hills home last week after their security guards noticed a man lurking in the bushes.
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I don't think he really was out there beating the bushes trying to get the crowds, trying to get people to help him push this thing forward.
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Bush's strained relationship with Nancy Reagan when George Bush was serving as vice president, describing how she crossed the Bushes off invitation lists to White House events.
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I later passed the feet of person on a stretcher sticking out of the bushes, surrounded by three paramedics who smiled and told me everything was fine.
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Actually, you looked way more surprised when I jumped out of the bushes than you did during the proposal, so can we just do that bit again?
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He bogeyed the 10th and 143th holes, and on the 13th hole his tee shot was so deep in the bushes he had to declare it unplayable.
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A local doctor told the Bushes that doctors had never seen a white blood cell count that high and there was nothing they could do for her.
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According to the YouTube description, the hikers were walking to a waterfall sometime in August when they spotted a grizzly bear eating some berries in the bushes.
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" The May 2, 33, issue of Sports Illustrated reported: "Boston was unprepared for the shapely blonde housewife who came out of the bushes to crush male egos.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer reportedly hid among the bushes at the White House to avoid reporters after news broke that Trump fired FBI director James Comey.
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Dena Blizzard, Pokemon Go for moms "Chardonnay Go" Where we come from, running around the neighborhood drinking wine in the bushes is just a typical Wednesday afternoon. 10.
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Chapman was suspended 30 days after it was alleged he choked his girlfriend and fired off eight gunshots in his garage as she hid in the bushes outside.
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The tiny pup was found dumped in the bushes of a Clarkston, Michigan, mobile home park on July 24 when he was just 5 or 6 weeks old.
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And actually, if Calgarians are worried about burglars in the bushes, they should welcome more trees: creating a nice green space will draw more people to the park.
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Social media also reacted wildly when Spicer hid from reporters "among" the bushes outside the White House following news of the president's firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Seventeen years her senior, Gambino developed an abusive routine that led Kramer to sleep in her car some nights or hide in the bushes until he calmed down.
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The Bushes are on a three-day visit to Botswana and Namibia as part of their George W. Bush Institute's work on global women's health and women's leadership.
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I was a big Obama donor, because he was running against Hillary, and then I went for Bush back when he was elected, and both of the Bushes.
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In May 153, after a long day trimming the bushes in his backyard, Frank Mongiello thought he had simply overdone it when his right arm suddenly became weak.
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Spicer's 7-month stint as press secretary was defined by a series of gaffes and one memorable instance of him hiding in the bushes to avoid the press.
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George H.W. Bush wants the American public to "cross the Bushes off your worry list" in the wake of his beloved wife Barbara's death at 923 on Tuesday.
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"We've been hiding in the bushes waiting to witness one of these crossings," Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins said during a "Fox & Friends" segment that aired on Tuesday.
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The Bushes used to invite The Oak Ridge Boys and their wives to their home in Kennebunkport, Maine for trips full of fishing, dinners and singing, Bonsall said.
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The only problem was, when she jumped out of the bushes where she had been hiding with the camera covering her face, I couldn't tell who it was.
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The story says that back in the 1920s, two men were fishing on Deer Island when they heard rustling in the bushes, which they assumed was wild hogs.
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Will it be retaken by the Bushes, their allies and clones and the claque of sinecured retainers who smothered the once-vibrant conservative movement of Buckley and Reagan?
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During one break in the filming, a baby gopher scampered down the driveway and blindly caromed off several people's shoes before weaving its way back into the bushes.
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He even led Beltran and Joseph to a nearby overpass where four people he knew were sleeping in the bushes, so they could get a more accurate count.
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"She was so well hidden with the ghillie suit in the bushes that I couldn't find her so I was nervous that she wasn't even there," Philibeck said.
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Ties "Learn from your mistakes," my 11-year-old son remarked matter-of-factly as we walked past a wildly inebriated young woman throwing up in the bushes.
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The BBC previously noted that Ronald Reagan spoke to the crowd at the World Economic Forum via videoconference, but that neither of the Bushes nor Barack Obama attended.
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But the Bushes, Kennedys, and Roosevelts were heirs to large, diversified fortunes consisting of stocks and bonds that could be placed into blind trusts in relatively straightforward ways.
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Nightly news programs installed secret cameras in bathrooms to prove that God-fearing citizens' worst fears were actually true: Gays were fucking in the bushes near their children's playgrounds.
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That means no more Spicer-lead press briefings, no more Spicer in the bushes memes, and perhaps the saddest consequence of his resignation, no more Saturday Night Live sketches.
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Reports and rumors of the Bushes voting or at least quietly rooting for Clinton to win are significant from a philosophical and cultural point of view to be sure.
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Unfortunately, she and Jamie are spotted crouching in the bushes (not a great hiding place — these two really need to work on their technique) and brought into the circle.
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Shortly after the news leaked about FBI Director James Comey's firing yesterday, Sean Spicer did what all Press Secretaries do in times of crisis: he hid in the bushes.
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The cousins eat as much blasphemous barbecue meat as possible and then some, but end up hiding in the bushes the moment they incorrectly believe they've spotted Navid's dad.
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Tucked in the corners or behind the bushes are couples from different parts of the city; kissing or cozying up to each other under a shawl or a bedsheet.
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"He's out there beating the bushes with the die-hard Republicans, and they've got Trump trying to expand their reach into the suburbs," Nevins said of Pence's travel schedule.
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Bray left a GoPro and 360 degree Theta S camera in the bushes, catching all the action in an almost too-close-for-comfort battle of Godzilla-like dudes.
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Their agreed-upon rendezvous point was a park across from a shopping mall; when Ford arrived in his Saturn, Haas emerged from the bushes as if he'd been hiding.
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Ivy League schools—which still function to some extent as social gatekeepers in the United States—still have legacy admissions, giving a leg up to families like the Bushes.
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"It's so cleverly intercut that sometimes you think you're running along the ground, and then suddenly you're jumping over the bushes and rising into the air," Mr. Lassally said.
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When we opened it, Fancy froze, then slowly turned and walked back into the bushes, as if we'd both agreed to look away and pretend the encounter hadn't happened.
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Former President George H.W. Bush said on Wednesday that people should "cross the Bushes off [their] worry list" after the passing of former first lady Barbara Bush on Tuesday.
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Though distinct from the painter's art, this, too, reflects the lifelong cultivation of skill: the least "natural" thing in nature is a poet peering into the bushes for material.
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Two more: look at all of the extra detail in the bushes in the iPhone shot, and that fence at the waterfront isn't even there in the Pixel photo.
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During the WGC-Dell Technology Match Play in Austin, Texas, on Thursday, Woods sent the ball over the greens and into the bushes near a tent on the 10th hole.
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They came upon a village where people had spent the night hiding in the bushes, fearing their homes would be burned, as Boko Haram had been there just hours before.
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Seventeen years her senior, Gambino developed a harrowing routine that led his young wife to sleep in her car some nights or hide in the bushes until he calmed down.
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We made out in the bushes until the early morning and told each other everything and anything, sharing as much of our lives as we could in those brief hours.
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Stage AKA a 35-minute detour from the Stone Circle, where you and all your hoop-eared mates are hell-bent on huffing through balloons and pissing in the bushes.
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" World's Fair were sequestered in a sparsely furnished property that Nasty Nigel describes as "in the middle of the bushes, straight up in the wilderness with a trail behind us.
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Some families are avatars of a rising region or a cultural trend—the Bushes were both, with their transplanted Texas-ness come to D.C. The Obamas were harbingers of history.
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"It's interesting, though, that praising the Bushes or McCain risks sounding critical of Trump even when Trump's in no way part of the thinking," the person added to The Post.
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Again, it's not going to be jumping out of the bushes, "Ha ha, you're served," because he or she's going to know we're coming because you're on the same page.
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"Regarding the bill recently passed in North Carolina prohibiting people from using bathrooms that don't match the sex on their birth certificates, she said, "OK, then go in the bushes.
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The Bushes came to Houston from West Texas in 1962, when George H.W. had already set the family on the path to wealth as president of a small oil company.
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In the last few years, things settled down quite a bit, as the Bushes' lives contracted in the way of most people who live into their ninth and tenth decades.
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Jeb Bush's oldest son says the reciprocal support between him and President Trump can be awkward around the fam -- but he's determined to make the Bushes come around to 45.
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Male students began to participate in strange rituals and in meetings up in the neighboring hills that sometimes left one or two of them dead in the bushes come morning.
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"I got lucky on some tee balls that didn't find the bushes and stayed in the sandy areas and I was able to sort of scrap it around," Hoffman said.
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Those traditions were undermined when Fiedler and his buddies "hid in the bushes" (in Hart's words) to catch the senator in a compromising position, distracting the public from graver matters.
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Kidder eventually was found "dirty, frightened and paranoid," hiding in the bushes of a suburban backyard in Glendale, California after a search was launched, according to police at the time.
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We've lost the trade war because for many years, whether it's Clinton or the Bushes, Obama, all of our presidents before, for some reason it just got worse and worse.
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We heard dogs barking, unidentified rustling in the bushes, and a faint "krek krek" call that Dr. Krofel said came from a corncrake, a bird that is endangered in Slovenia.
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In a video posted to his Facebook page, Kimmel was seen wrangling the python from the bushes and held it up until it dropped the smaller alligator, which quickly scampered away.
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He went with a Bush staff secretary and someone who was a great judge on the D.C. circuit even though there&aposs all that animosity between apparently the Bushes and Trump.
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I took that photo that was from the funeral which had the Obamas and the Clintons and the Bushes and Melania, and I Photoshopped in one of Melanie's nudes into it.
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Both of the Bushes, who had campaigned for Bush's younger brother Jeb in the 2016 Republican primaries, cast write-in votes on Election Day for a candidate they did not reveal.
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Robbie took to her Instagram to share the pic and sarcastically thank the photographers who took it: "Photo cred to the creepy pap hiding in the bushes," she captioned the pic.
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In 2014, officials discovered a crashed drone in the bushes near the prison, and said they believed that drones had been used to smuggle drugs and forbidden cellphones into the grounds.
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I take a deep breath in through my nose, and a PA working the booth tells me he sprayed the bushes with an odor designed evoke the landscape in the film.
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He went over to the bushes to undress and redress, (published in Selected Poems, 1945) Both Hartley's poetry and his paintings, do, after all, actually represent a kind of outsider art.
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It came out of receivership in 2014, but allegations about its past were aired last autumn and led some farmers to threaten to leave their harvests on the bushes in protest.
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In one theft, caught on video, a man hacks away at a robot's cables with a pickaxe while two others stand guard, scrambling into the bushes whenever a car goes by.
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The attack happened between the towns of Colenso and Weenen when an unknown number of gunmen jumped onto the road from the bushes and opened fire on the vehicle, authorities said.
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The biggest declines in approval were registered by the Bushes (two for the son, one for the father), while the "great communicator" himself, Ronald Reagan, suffered the two other significant falloffs.
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The staff were told by experts that it was too dangerous to allow such a thing, that unsupervised residents would climb into the fountain or eat the leaves off the bushes.
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Beyond that, the hard right of the party no longer trusts the Bushes of the world, now seen as RINOs (Republicans In Name Only) who have consistently betrayed core conservative principles.
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At a White House news conference, President Barack Obama said that the Bushes have been a constant source of friendship and good counsel to him and to first lady Michelle Obama.
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Luckily, you will be able to see your face, because I'm the photographer your fiancé paid to hide in the bushes and take pictures of this intimate moment in your relationship.
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Center fielder Travis Jankowski's leap came up just short of the ball, which landed in the bushes barely beyond the wall for a three-run homer, Piscotty's 14th of the year.
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The couple pulled over and noticed everyone in the water was fighting to get the horses out, and in the process, one man was swept into the bushes by the current.
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"She was right there in the bushes, she ran out, I yelled her name and she came right out to me," King told HLN of the happy moment they were reunited.
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We've already talked about Nixon, Carter, and the Bushes, so let's turn our attention to the other four presidents in that timespan: Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama.
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The Bushes were greeted with applause and a standing ovation from the crowd, including a smile and a cheer from Vice President Mike Pence, who was on-hand to watch the game.
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The man caught in the bushes told agents he had made arrangements in Toronto to be smuggled into the United States and he agreed to pay $4,000 upon arrival in New York.
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Safiyyah and Aadila had just dozed off in the back when two shadowy giants loomed from the bushes, and the occasional elephant-crossing sign I'd noted with amusement became all too real.
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White House staffers with any connection to the Bushes have also been treated with distrust by Trump loyalists for months, as the number of aides close to the president has dwindled significantly.
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There was the more recent poll asking American adults who the greatest president of their lifetime was—Barack Obama topped that list, though Trump at least beat out both of the Bushes.
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In a previous interview from January 2017, as the couple celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary, Sununu told PEOPLE that the Bushes' love for each other was always evident to those around them.
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The Republican establishment has been remade in Trump's own image and the old guard — the Bushes and Romneys — that could conceivably mount some sort of challenge are out in the wilderness, neutered.
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Vieira reportedly filed a police report -- and when cops spoke with the alleged whackjob, he claimed he was NOT doing the ol' 5-knuckle shuffle ... but rather innocently peeing in the bushes.
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I hid in the bushes waiting for guards to pass, before knocking them out quietly; I shimmied along the walls, hanging on by my fingertips, pulling unsuspecting snipers down by their ankles.
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He is a powerfully inspiring man, and in certain ways he has been objectively superior to the Bushes, Bill Clinton, Reagan, Carter, Nixon, and Johnson,all of whose administrations were enormously flawed.
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Prince William Prince William proposed to Kate Middleton at a secluded cabin getaway in the sprawling Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya, where rhinos and giraffes peek at vacationers from behind the bushes.
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Were the Bushes so out of touch with the plight of flood-ravaged New Orleans that they saw the rising waters as nothing more than an opportunity to do a little fishing?
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One evening, when I was 16 and living in Tokyo, a strange man wordlessly followed me from the train station to my house; I hid in the bushes, shaking, until he left.
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The Bushes and the Romneys have had the self-respect to say they will skip the circus coronation in Cleveland on July 18-21 while the "Never Trump" pack scampers for cover.
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I had been caught off guard by how quickly darkness fell that evening and was already feeling spooked when I caught sight of a man running through the bushes beside the path.
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The Bushes were game to play along; the couple loved Houston the way they loved their nearest and dearest, and were perfectly willing to help it take a star turn or two.
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"Mistakes are made," said Elaine Byers, a longtime member, who added that she had grown used to police officers jumping out of the bushes to question her while she used the pool.
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The group scaled a high chain-link fence to get onto campus, but abandoned their attempt after one was shot by the police with a beanbag round and tumbled into the bushes.
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But when I made one wrong move and tripped an alarm, I was suddenly running scared into the bushes, with a dozen autonomous drones taking easy shots at my big red ass.
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In search of tender young juniper leaves to nibble on, tender young goats will – seemingly on cue as you wander past with a camera – climb the bushes and get stuck in their lunch.
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President Jimmy Carter or even President Bill Clinton would no more dream of locking up opponents like me than the Bushes would dream of locking up leftist filmmaker Michael Moore or Rosie O'Donnell.
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During the chaos outside the White House in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey, Press Secretary Sean Spicer was not hiding in the bushes from reporters.
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These traits may once have been useful in evolutionary terms (that rustle in the bushes might not be a predator, but better safe than sorry) but are less helpful when making financial decisions.
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As a young girl on her way to work at her first job, the first elected female premier of British Columbia says she was grabbed by a man and pulled into the bushes.
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The company is called Beboe, and it wants to be the forefront of a new era in marijuana consumption— unless sneaking a joint in the bushes outside before dinner is your thing, anyways.
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A Brazilian MMA fighter says she was forced to stop a sexy beach photoshoot this month -- when she saw some creepo rear-naked chokin' his own chicken while watching her from the bushes.
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The next morning, Jamie claims she saw Kovalev crawl out of the bushes near her cabin, and he yelled her name -- so, she called 911 and later got a restraining order against him.
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There are lots of places to hide — underwater, in the bushes, on a ledge — and playing this way almost turns combat into a puzzle, forcing you to think your way out of situations.
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Sean Spicer has reportedly resigned from his role as White House Press Secretary, but as he fades into the bushes the world mourns another crushing loss: Melissa McCarthy's epic Saturday Night Live performances.
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The Washington Post reported that following news of Comey's firing Spicer "spent several minutes hidden in the darkness" in the bushes and would only emerge if he could answer questions without being filmed.
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The news of Spicer's whereabouts immediately sparked tons of GIFs, most notably a photoshopped GIF of Spicer's head on cartoon character Homer Simpson's as he slowly backs into the bushes to avoid discovery.
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While the attack occurred on a Sunday morning, his family stayed hidden till late in the night and ran through the bushes till they arrived in a village, five kilometers away from Michika.
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"Sick meaning the bushes were in a poor state, the workers had not been paid in a long time, the estate was not making money, and the soil was weak," Anil told me.
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Lea and her daughter were at a farewell dinner the Bushes threw her when she left the White House, and her daughter, Alice, then 14 years old, was seated next to the president.
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"I'm disappointed in the Bushes because it didn't go their way so they're going to take their ball and go home," he continued, about former Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush.
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" Asked if his girlfriend's calling 911 last October while hiding in the bushes because she was terrified was a problem, Chapman said: "It was just an argument with your partner that everyone has.
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"Neither Bush, we found out, voted for Donald Trump," Ingraham said on her Fox News program, referring to George H.W. Bush's new book revealing that the Bushes did not vote for the president.
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She urges him to "keep running, keep running, keep running" and then BAM… she's fucking dead and Bambi is left in the bushes calling for his mom who he will never again see.
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During a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight about her upcoming memoir, the Fox commentator suggested that people who are conflicted about their gender identity should consider going to the bathroom in the bushes.
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"The creep in the bushes is not reality," said Abigail Brickley, a student at the University of Iowa who said that participants found this one of the most surprising revelations of the class.
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She continued to beat the bushes in the early 1980s as a contributing writer for Artforum, where she and her fellow critic Rene Ricard covered the downtown scene like a zeitgeist tag team.
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You're listening to the pundits telling you other things, but Clinton was a moderate president and the Bushes were moderate and as they got to know each other, they became such good friends.
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When the daughter called out to them, they turned to see her lift the pig, it was no heavier than an orphan, from the bushes and then set it down in their path.
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It has been updated in light of a correction in the Washington Post, which said, "Spicer huddled with his staff among bushes near television sets on the White House grounds, not 'in the bushes.'"
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It shows Trump drinking what appears to be a non-alcoholic beverage with guys like Abraham Lincoln, Richard Nixon, the Bushes, Ronald Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt and other Republican presidents ... who all got booze nearby.
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Which, in any case, looked mostly like a loud-mouthed PR strategy to grab as many ad industry exec eyeballs as possible in the hopes of shaking a business model out of the bushes.
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It has been a painful year for the Bushes, as Mr. Trump has not only upended the party that they dominated for decades but has done so by publicly repudiating the 93rd president's legacy.
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"I want this party, in the final weeks of the campaign, to be out there hiring workers to go out and beat the bushes, knock on doors, get people to polls," Mr. Clyburn said.
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They have beat the bushes with blind calls, targeted distinct youth clubs from mixed neighborhoods and expanded an existing program that flies prospective minority applicants to the Amherst campus to substantially include recruited athletes.
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Dear was also arrested for cruelty to animals and was accused of being a "peeping Tom" in 220 after a neighbor found him hiding in the bushes near her house at 5:30 a.m.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actress Danielle Brooks reads "About That Rustle in the Bushes," the story of a father who compiles private-investigator-grade dossiers on the men his daughter dates.
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I simply fell into the habit of passing through the small park on my nightly walk and, when it was dark and I could do so unobserved, slipping through the bushes into her backyard.
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Still, Maynard faced a series of questions about how a 4-year-old was able to climb the barrier and through the bushes and reach the 15-foot drop into the water surrounding the enclosure.
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Texas was once synonymous with the expansive version of Republicanism pursued by the Bushes and Rick Perry, a strand more concerned with taking care of business than with fighting culture wars or kicking out immigrants.
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For months the Forest Grove Police had been receiving calls about a free-roaming pig, sneaking up from behind the bushes on unsuspecting folks or causing trouble by running into the middle of the street.
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George H. W. Bush's appearance seems innocent enough — the Bushes have been residents of Houston, Texas, where the Super Bowl was played, for decades — but it quickly became a harbinger of more politics to come.
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" I sure hope that's true because, if it isn't, I'm guessing the networks will be cutting away from Cleveland to the Bushes, 41 and 43, sitting together in Maine watching reruns of "The West Wing.
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John Sununu (R), former chair of the state Republican Party Fergus Cullen and local activist Ruth Griffin, a longtime family friend of the Bushes who chaired George W. Bush's successful steering committee there in 2000.
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Trump visited the Bushes for 23 minutes at Blair House on Tuesday, and first lady Melania Trump oversaw a delivery from the White House florist shop to the presidential guest house before the family arrived.
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MOSCOW — Yakutsk, a city 5,000 miles from Moscow where temperatures can plummet to minus 85 degrees Fahrenheit, is not the sort of place where people normally spend winter nights searching the bushes by torch light.
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It's possible to thrive in this system as a member of a clan — the Roosevelts, the Kennedys and the Bushes — but it's not possible to survive in this system if your mentality is entirely clannish.
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Indeed, if previous American political dynasties -- the Kennedys and the Bushes -- are any guide, Don Jr., Ivanka, and Jared would have to pay some heavy dues if they wanted to occupy the Oval Office themselves.
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" The article refers to Gibb as a "23-year-old-petit blonde" and a "pretty Tufts grad" who, after jumping out of her hiding spot in the bushes, "took off in pursuit of the men.
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I was walking down the boardwalks that cut through the island, and I heard all this moaning in the bushes and walked into this dune and stumbled upon like 20 guys fucking this one dude.
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The nonsense of that is that, you know, Donald Trump got more votes in the Republican primary than any other presidential candidate in history including either of the Bushes, Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, any Republican ever.
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A source close to Trump's 2020 campaign denied to BuzzFeed News last week, before the latest dustups, that having previous experience working for any of the Bushes would disqualify someone from working on the reelection team.
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The cars, usually carrying families or groups of friends, gawk as they drive timidly up the driveway, cautious about breaking any laws or spooking the Secret Service agents they believe could be hiding in the bushes.
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In LaRouche's case, he postulated a roster of villains that over the decades included Jewish bankers, the Rockefellers, the Bushes, and Queen Elizabeth II, all of whom supposedly promoted drugs and sickness to ensure world domination.
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For those of you who've blocked 2017 from your memory, Sean Spicer reportedly hiding in the bushes quickly became a standout point in history that inspired SNL sketches, lawn ornaments, and oh so many Twitter jokes.
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The pig was first spotted in the bushes near Hong Kong Park -- and it quickly drew the attention of about a dozen police officers and animal control workers, according to CNN affiliate South China Morning Post.
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Kenya immediately launched helicopter search and rescue operations for troops who had fled into the bushes but military reinforcements could not reach the base for two days as al Shabaab possessed anti-aircraft guns, Mwathethe said.
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The Bushes could have moved anywhere after his time in public office, but they chose to return to their beloved city where he started his political career as the chair of the Harris County Republican Party.
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While the courtship of white evangelicals by President Reagan and both the Bushes has been well documented, how the Christian right worked their way into the guts of the Republican Party has been somewhat less studied.
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McCarthy's reappearance as Spicer couldn't be better timed, coinciding with the beleaguered press secretary's recent reported attempt to hide in the bushes from journalists pelting him with questions about Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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He'd head for an undeveloped sliver of land, start whacking his way through the bushes, and pretty soon he would find himself in front of a stream or creek that did not exist on Google Maps.
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Each release is attended by local town officials, farmers and hordes of schoolchildren, who applaud wildly as the animal — whose name they have selected in class — sprints out of its cage and vanishes among the bushes.
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Mr. Bradbury knew Mr. Bush both through the Conservation Trust, of which Mr. Bush was a strong supporter, and through a family grocery store he used to own, where the Bushes would often do their shopping.
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Part of the problem, Ms. Blus said, is that people still see rape as an attack carried out by a person who jumps out of the bushes and leaves signs of physical violence on a victim.
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Mr. Bush and Dr. Jackson are both seeking to appear on the ballot next November with Mr. Trump, whose rift with the Bushes could create an intriguing subplot in 2020 for Mr. Bush, a nonprofit executive.
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"You can't just hunker down in the bushes and look out to see what's going," said Mr. Ten Eyck, who has served on many agricultural boards and commissions, including on the New York Farm Bureau Foundation.
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Only 2% of Chinese still do their business in the bushes, compared with 20203% in India; three-quarters have access to toilets which the World Health Organisation deems acceptable, up from less than two-thirds in 2000.
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"OK, that's a big dog," Janelle Bouton said to herself when she first saw one of the baboons hop out of the bushes, followed by men in protective medical gear, she told local San Antonio station KSAT12.
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So if you do find yourself standing in the rain with an Apple Pencil charging on an iPad Pro and an inability to unlock your car, throw your Apple products in the bushes and try again.[9to5Mac]
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Valev insists that he was spurred to vigilante action one day when, while riding his ATV through forest trails along the border, a group of migrants allegedly jumped out of the bushes and tried to stab him.
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Shortly thereafter, someone who fit the attacker's description was spotted on a High Activity Location Observation (HALO) camera a few blocks away at a Denver Public School, throwing what looked to be a knife in the bushes.
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When the six-week block of school holidays came around in the late 60s, my friends and I would meet up and go out to parks to hang out with boys and kiss them in the bushes.
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You could trust him more than the Bushes and Rubios because he was willing to be disreputable, willing to give the finger to elite opinion, willing to play not only the tough guy but the bad guy.
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Many Americans see this as a new chapter in American politics, where we can rid ourselves from the political dynasties of the Bushes and the Clintons, and the corruption that many people see that comes with it.
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President Trump isn't going to make the same mistakes the Bushes did, and his approval rating is on the upswing, according to the latest Rasmussen poll, since he responded quickly to Hurricane Harvey on the Gulf Coast.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer emerges from "among" the bushes to talk with reporters and insists that the cameras and lights be turned off on May 9, 2017 (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)The Washington Post reported on the bizarre scene where Spicer was trying to avoid speaking to the press on Tuesday night:After Spicer spent several minutes hidden in the bushes behind these sets, Janet Montesi, an executive assistant in the press office, emerged and told reporters that Spicer would answer some questions, as long as he was not filmed doing so.
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The late-night host lampooned the press secretary for hiding from press among the bushes and he got so sick of hearing Spicer claim Trump to be doing a "phenomenal" job that he created a Muppets-themed remix.
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But the former president assured the public to "cross the Bushes off your worry list" after her death, noting that "we have faith she is heaven, and we know life will go on — as she would have it."
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President Trump may not be nearly as close to the oil industry as the Bushes were, but he's certainly an ally and would certainly enjoy seeing the economic boost that would come from more demand for American energy.
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In a more lighthearted moment, Lavenduski says, the Bushes also discussed their favorite promotional products of themselves — with Laura unveiling a bobblehead Laura, 72, she said she'd found on sale after Barack Obama won the presidency in 2008.
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But when he tried to exchange his pizza for the customer's cash, three other men burst forth from the bushes and tried to tackle their delivery guy, presumably not realizing that he was a 250-pound quarterback crusher.
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When things get tough, we can always count on our goofy press secretary to inspire a meme, so naturally, when Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, Spicer must have just known he needed to hide in the bushes.
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Meanwhile, in 2014, a 24-year-old British man reported being pinned down and raped by two men while peeing in the bushes at the edge of the festival grounds in an attempt to avoid long restroom lines.
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Carvey added of the Bushes that he'd "never really seen a marriage that was that effortless," while sharing that he and Bush did a lot of charity events together and kept in touch via phone and handwritten notes.
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He seems to have something in his hand now, a pale plastic bag he's pulled out of the bushes, and in the next moment he's jerking it down like a hood over the thing's Lidar, rendering it blind.
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The Bushes shared the unique bond of being the only father-son duo to serve as president in modern times and the younger Bush said his father taught him how to "serve with love" for his fellow Americans.
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One batter after Kipnis extended the inning by reaching on an error by pitcher Nick Ramirez, Reyes launched a mammoth, three-run home run into the bushes in left-center that gave the Indians a 7-1 lead.
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"After a brief sniff of the victim's delivery car, [Kaiser] and his partner followed the food scent to find one suspect hiding in the bushes with a half-eaten slice of pizza in his mouth," the Olympia PD wrote.
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In one of several 911 calls made Saturday, Candace tells a dispatcher that she is hiding in the bushes in front of her home and begs police to locate her daughter who is inside the home with her husband.
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Since the bushes grow well in shade, they are often partnered with fruit trees like banana, avocado and mango, whose produce is not necessarily destined for human consumption but rather as a buffer to protect the more lucrative crop.
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By the week before, much of their furniture had already been shipped to the White House and was stored in the China Room on the ground floor so it could be moved quickly upstairs after the Bushes moved out.
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Cops in Palm Beach County, Florida say Tony saw a man with his hands down his pants in the bushes next to his daughter's window Monday morning ... and went after him when he saw the guy making masturbating motions.
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But it was also difficult to imagine that at some future event, Trump would fit in so well with the Bushes, Clinton and Obama — not least because he has spent so much time personally attacking several of his predecessors.
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The Republicans' best adults, by contrast — Mitt Romney, John McCain, the Bushes — all miraculously happened to have other plans that kept them far away from Cleveland last week, leaving Donald Trump to populate the stage with his literal children.
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Former First lady Michelle Obama, in addition to the Clintons and the Bushes, has become the latest occupant of the White House to rebuke the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" policy that separates children from their parents at the border.
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The other people in the box seats, including the Bushes, are the "fancy" ones; Ellen's merely a humble woman of the people who just so happens to circulate at the highest, most ideologically and economically insulated echelons of society.
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Her caption references a recent incident in which Spicer was reportedly hiding from reporters "among" (keyword "among," not "in") the bushes outside the White House in the aftermath of President Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey on Monday.
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" Robert Cadorette: "He said, Bob, where are you, where are you, and then I came out of the bushes, and that's when he grabbed me and took me down to the lake — and that's when he tried to drown me.
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Literally two were in the bushes throwing up, one was in the corner in the trash can, one was in the fetal position, one was crying, and we literally had to call an ambulance because they thought they were dying.
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The same applies to other long-term developments about to affect our societies such as robotics, self-driving cars and the sharing economy that are currently – just like that something moving in the bushes – presented as threats rather than opportunities.
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If the Bushes spent around the same amount, that means that a good chunk of their redecorating budget was eaten up by the $74,000 set of China purchased for the White House just before the end of President Bush's second term.
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"As we pray for Charlottesville, we are reminded of the fundamental truths recorded by the city's most prominent citizen in the Declaration of Independence: we are all created equal and endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights," the Bushes' statement continued.
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The first room of his exhibition includes "May Blossom on the Roman Road" (2009), a giant picture of hawthorns in flower, where the road is a hot pinky-orange and the bushes take on a stiff, almost cactus-like form.
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" He continued: "The Bushes received an uplifting visit from their dear friends, Jim and Susan Baker, last night, and are deeply appreciative for the wonderful care they are receiving — as well as the prayers and good wishes from far and wide.
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This fiction bares resemblance to other imagined villains in our society: the racist as a pickup driving redneck who has their house covered in American flags or the sexual offender as a real-life black-magic man waiting in the bushes.
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When George was first elected to Congress, the Bushes relocated from Houston to Washington, D.C., but Barbara still remained involved with her local community by writing a newspaper column called "Washington Scene" that was published in newspapers throughout the city. 10.
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The Canadian police are focusing their search for 18-year-old Bryer Schmegelsky and 19-year-old Kam McLeod in the bushes, swamps, and forests surrounding the town of Gillam, the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail reported late Thursday.
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Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee want to know why F-35s, which cost $35,000-an-hour each to fly, were used to strike "a bunch of terrorists hiding in the bushes" when cheaper options may have been available.
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Trump no doubt looked the other way this time because Kavanaugh -- who worked for Kenneth Starr in his investigation of Bill Clinton -- once caused pain for the Clintons, people the President likes to torment as much or more than the Bushes.
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It's an immersive take on Miyazaki's 1988 classic My Neighbor Totoro, featuring a tour through the Kusakabes' countryside home, a journey through the bushes in which young Mei first meets Totoro, and a section based on the stunning Catbus journey.
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In a sense, the divide that he has opened up among conservative media figures is simply a function of the heartburn his ascent has caused among Republicans more generally, pitting voter against voter, congressman against congressman, Bob Dole against the Bushes.
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Picture Prompts A recent Times article reported: Yakutsk, a city 5,000 miles from Moscow where temperatures can plummet to minus 85 degrees Fahrenheit, is not the sort of place where people normally spend winter nights searching the bushes by torch light.
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The California sojourn was brief; the Bushes soon returned to Texas — first to Midland, where they bought a house in a neighborhood known as Easter Egg Row because the houses were all painted in pastel colors, and later to Houston.
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White supremacist men also offer to "protect" white women against the imaginary dark man lurking in the bushes, while never mentioning that those same white men are themselves the greatest danger to the safety of the women they purport to love.
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The first set of female bodies were discovered by police in 2010 among the bushes along an isolated strip of waterfront property on Gilgo Beach while searching for Shannan Gilbert, a missing 24-year-old woman from Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Following a bogey at the first, Woods added a double-bogey at the par-four fifth, where he took a penalty drop from an unplayable lie after sending his second shot into the bushes to the left of the green.
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But you probably wouldn't hire a group of contractor "lawn ninjas" wielding deadly weapons to hide in the bushes, follow the car to its destination, install video and audio surveillance devices on it, slash its tires, and smash its windows.
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So why don&apost the Bushes and the Obamas and all these left wing reporters emoting today at the White House and all these pro-amnesty Democrats and Republicans, why don&apost they ever write op-eds or cry for those kids?
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The market is dominated by products for gamers, who play content that's mixed for surround sound, and who want to hear the crunch of opponents in the bushes behind them as it's a matter of life and death (in a game at least).
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From the Washington Post:After Spicer spent several minutes hidden in the bushes behind these sets, Janet Montesi, an executive assistant in the press office, emerged and told reporters that Spicer would answer some questions, as long as he was not filmed doing so.
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Nestled on a calm island just a mile across, connected by a toll bridge to the west coast of Florida, the town of 1,700 is an enclave of understated wealth for old-money families including the Bushes, the du Ponts, and the Steinbrenners.
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If you've been quietly laughing to yourself about the fact that Press Secretary Sean Spicer hid "among the bushes" as reporters sought answers about the firing of FBI Director James Comey earlier this week, you definitely need a Sean Spicer bush ornament.
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FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) The insider said Clinton spent about two hours at the Bushes' home in Houston for lunch, a visit the Arkansas native tries to make annually.
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Nightcap: How Scalia's death raises the stakes of 2016's election | Sign up For all the love for the Bushes in South Carolina, the political environment has changed sharply since 2000, when George W. Bush defeated John McCain in a notoriously nasty race.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Several miles north of White Hart Lane, and a couple further still from the great glassy oval of the Emirates, there is a small football ground tucked away among the bushes and the trees.
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"After witnessing his mother and brothers being shot dead, Dawna (Langford)'s son Devin hid his six other siblings in the bushes and covered them with branches to keep them safe while he went for help," the families said in their statement.
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"Let's just say someone goes out and they're raped or they're sexually assaulted one night after a college party — because most of my rapes were not the gentleman jumping out of the bushes that nobody had ever met," Hovis said during his remarks.
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Washington (CNN)Former President George H.W. Bush was remembered Thursday as a man of humility, honor and humor at the Bushes' family church in Houston, providing the nation with a last farewell before he begins his journey to his final resting place.
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And yet, as the last of the season's fruit hangs heavy on the bushes and the first inklings of onion juice simmer gently on the stew, I suppose it's about time we admit that September can be a fine month for eating.
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Loch thought she was just in for a sunset picnic with her boyfriend in a quiet section of Toronto Island — and had no idea Wendt had a ring in the pocket of his pants and a pair of photographers waiting in the bushes.
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A Canary television ad trades the creepy home invader in the bushes for the wild teenage babysitter who invites her boyfriend over and, while they canoodle on the couch, the unsupervised children take the car out for a spin and flood the bathroom.
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"We beat the bushes to get out as many people as we could from all different parts of the federal government," said Justin Levitt, who ran the 2016 operation as deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights in the Obama Justice Department.
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One video posted of a clown lurking creepily in the bushes in Florida racked up more than 1 million views on Facebook; but no corroboration of its authenticity has surfaced, and the poster, Caden Munro Parmalee, seems to be a fan of conspiracies.
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In addition to the rollout of her Be Best campaign, she represented the Trump family at former first lady Barbara Bush's funeral in April, smiling in what looked like a semi-candid group picture with the Bushes, the Clintons and the Obamas.
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Facebook user Lisa Kadonaga has created the "Garden Spicer," a spoof of an incident on Tuesday in which Trump press secretary Sean Spicer hid from reporters "among" the bushes outside the White House following news of the president's firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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In the same way that our cultures often relies on the "stranger in the bushes" myth to discredit sexual assault survivors, we look for signs of excessive coercion or force in order to substantiate a woman's claim that she has been violated, professionally or otherwise.
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His broader brush strokes and sponge-painted shapes create majestic city skylines, with skyscrapers towering in the background, bridges connecting neighborhoods on either side of a river, and delicately painted creatures, such as a tiny, barely visible cat prowling in the bushes of a park.
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Users even jumped on reports that "Spicey" had hid from reporters "among" the bushes in May after the president had fired FBI Director James Comey — transforming his head-turning dodge of reporters in the White House driveway into one of the internet's most spreadable memes.
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Having Sex In A Public PlaceWhether it's in the bathroom at your favorite bar, in a department store dressing room, or behind the bushes on a deserted street, the could-get-caught risk makes public sex way more exciting than your usual romp at home.
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" Hours before her death, the Bushes' longtime friend Ambassador C. Boyden Gray, who was White House counsel to Barbara's husband of 73 years, former president George H.W. Bush, told PEOPLE: "Some of the recent emails indicate she is not quite ready to sign off.
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From the Washington Post: After Spicer spent several minutes hidden in the bushes behind these sets, Janet Montesi, an executive assistant in the press office, emerged and told reporters that Spicer would answer some questions, as long as he was not filmed doing so.
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You watch Sen's mother rise up from the forest floor in the dark where she had laid down and she walks for hours backwards in the dark, spitting out wild raspberries which she sets onto the bushes bordering what used to be the road.
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I call this "Hunter hiding in the Bushes": Meet David Vobora, Founder of the Adaptive Training Foundation: Former NFL player David Vobora started the Adaptive Training Foundation in Dallas in 2014 after meeting Travis Mills, a US Army staff sergeant who lost all his limbs.
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It's as if 2016 left a bag of dog poop on 2017's doorstep, set it on fire, and hid in the bushes while 2017 jumped up and down to put the fire out but getting dog poop on the entire world in the process.
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Read more: Tiger Woods played an incredible shot on his knees with his club the wrong way around when his ball went in the bushes"Kind of a funny deal," Mickelson said after carding a -1 score of 71 on Sunday, according to PGATour.com.
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First lady Melania Trump personally invited George Hannie, former White House maÎtre d' in the Bush White House, and Buddy Carter, the current White House usher, who also worked for the Bushes, to join her at the service, according to her press secretary, Stephanie Grisham.
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Seems pretty weird, maybe even impossible, until you recall that three weeks earlier, reports surfaced that Chapman choked his girlfriend and fired a gun into his garage wall seven times and another that went through the window while she hid outside in the bushes.
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There would be thunder in the bushes, a rustling of coils, And Angelica, in the Ingres painting, was considering The colorful but small monster near her toe, as though wondering whether forgetting The whole thing might not, in the end, be the only solution.
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It is tempting to believe, for instance, that the president's press spokesman Sean Spicer will forever be remembered for the evening Mr. Trump fired the F.B.I. director, James Comey, when Mr. Spicer cowered among the bushes on the White House grounds to avoid journalists.
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There is far more insight into character and relationships in the doubles matches of Sarah Ruhl's "Scenes From Court Life," which pitted the Bushes — George H. W., Barbara, George W. and Jeb — against one another in its premiere this fall at Yale Repertory Theater.
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He went straight across the lawn, looking at nobody, and then he was in the bushes and out of sight and he dropped to the ground and just lay there until his heart stopped hammering and the burning in his lungs began to subside.
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And then after that we sort of were like, "We probably know some people we can get to donate some money," and sort of went around and beat the bushes on that, and I think that definitely helped early on in terms of accelerating things.
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"There's always that moment, like at the Chateau Marmont, where you'll go to this dinner, and then at one point in the meal, between entrees and desserts, a handful of people will sneak off into the bushes and smoke a joint," Mr. Campbell said.
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But a new addition to the online web store has raised eyebrows in the art world: Trump has appropriated Kehinde Wiley's official portrait of Barack Obama for a satirical T-shirt depicting the 44th president spying on the current commander-in-chief through the bushes.
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To make sure your buyer gets a good first impression, "you want to spruce up the front entrance to your house, repaint the door, make sure the bushes look good, make sure the garden looks in order and power-wash the sidewalk and the driveway," says Corcoran.
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"Straight out da bushes," she captioned the post, referencing a recent incident in which Spicer was reportedly hiding from reporters "among" (keyword "among," not "in") the bushes outside the White House in the aftermath of President Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey on Monday.
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To ensure that your home makes a great first impression, "you want to spruce up the front entrance to your house, repaint the door, make sure the bushes look good, make sure the garden looks in order and power-wash the sidewalk and the driveway," says Corcoran.
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Under the rows is a network of PVC hoses and drip tape delivering water and fertilizers that cause the plants to produce Wish Farms' huge, luscious strawberries until the end of April, when all the bushes and the plastic mulch are torn up and thrown away.
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"If you had to sum up the post-presidency legacy of President Bush and Barbara Bush — you couldn't separate one from the other — if you had to say one thing, it was this incredible focus on Houston," said Mr. Foster, the longtime friend of the Bushes.
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We can't know exactly what a post-Trump Republican party will look like, but we can be sure that it will be very different from the conservative party that nominated the Bushes, John McCain, and Mitt Romney and that not many in the grassroots will mourn it.
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The younger Bush, 71, who served in the White House from 2001 to 2009, believed candidate Trump lacked both humility and a necessary understanding of the presidency, Updegrove said in previewing the book about the relationship between the Bushes, written with the cooperation of the father and son.
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Social media reacted wildly to Spicer, mocking his "Holocaust Center" term and making viral memes out of his head-turning dodge of reporters in the White House driveway—Spicer hid from reporters "among" the bushes—as news broke in May that the president had fired FBI Director James Comey.
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Nearly seven years ago, Kristie Love logged onto the TripAdvisor forums to tell her story about staying at the Iberostar Paraiso Maya beach resort in Mexico: after asking for help with a faulty keycard one night, she says a uniformed guard dragged her into the bushes and raped her.
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In an unintentional but resonant parallel, the ceremony where the Bushes spoke was held only days after a mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques killed 50 people — the suspected work of a 28-year-old man who apparently circulated a rabidly anti-Muslim and white supremacist manifesto online.
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In his own statement after the announcement, Manfred cited the use of a firearm by Chapman during the episode and the impact it had on his girlfriend, Cristina Barnea, who, according to the police report, hid in the bushes outside his home while she phoned police dispatchers for help.
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So voters have proved willing to accept, or to be enticed by, a candidate's family connections, from the Adamses, to the Roosevelts, to the Kennedys, to the Bushes, to the 2016 presidential primary featuring the brother and son of two former presidents and the wife of yet another.
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And Americans everywhere are now clamoring to know what's next for the man who's best known for mispronouncing the names of world leaders, telling the press corps to raise their hands like big boys and girls, speaking to reporters from among the bushes, and asserting that Hitler didn't use chemical weapons.
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What actually seems to be happening, though, is flights being turned back at Miami International Airport, with those on the island already staying in tents reportedly being offered cheese slices on dry, untoasted bread, and blink-182 pulling a quick 'Homer backing into the bushes' by cancelling their appearance already.
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The name was widely known to be a jab at Yale's older, more formal secret societies, like the Bushes' Skull and Bones, said Kristin Sherry, who attended in the early 1980s, a few years before Kavanaugh, and knew several members of Truth and Courage — all "nice party guys," Sherry said.
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Parts of southwest Cameroon remain under a curfew because the separatists continue to commit atrocities, said Bernard Okalia Bilai, governor of the Southwest Region "The gunmen are hiding in the bushes, in the forests and usually they would appear on the roads to try to kidnap some passengers," said Bilai.
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After Miranda warns Carrie not to let Big kiss her when Carrie calls her from the bushes outside of this Central Park restaurant, Big attempts to kiss Carrie before they eat lunch, and in her usual dramatic fashion, Carries tries to dodge it and they both fall into the lake.
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While we're sure Harington and Leslie simply forgot to invite the global GoT audience to its wedding, those looking to sneak a peek at the nuptials will have to make due with wire photos and and videos apparently filmed from the bushes outside the chapel where the wedding took place.
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And as I watched the Bushes and the generals and Trump's former rivals for the Republican presidential nomination step into the public square to enunciate their own principles about murderous bigots and domestic terrorists, I realized that they weren't going through any typical this-is-what-makes-us-Americans motions.
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But on issues of burning concern to the Republican Party's base — abortion above all, and then the gay-rights revolution and religious liberty — the court forged by Reagan and the Bushes has often been an enemy, not an ally, either consolidating social-liberal gains or advancing liberal causes even further.
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The plaintiffs in the case have followed different paths in and out of homelessness: Robert Martin could not stay in any of the shelters in Boise in 2009, his lawyers said, so he slept in the bushes near Interstate 84, near a shelter where his wife and son were sleeping.
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In the video, Glover is stuck in a loop: he enters a dinner through the front door, walks past people eating, sits with his friends, gets up to put music on the jukebox, and then walks out the back door where he sees someone puking in the bushes and two people kissing.
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Chapman, the newly acquired star reliever, is known mostly for two things: a crackling fastball that can reach 212 miles per hour and a domestic violence episode last year in which he fired eight gunshots into a garage wall after an argument with his girlfriend, who was cowering in the bushes outside.
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Imagine the universe at the moment of its inception as one of those bags of cheap fake spiderwebs you buy at Halloween: a little wad of tangled strands that you can compress even tighter with your fist, or stretch across the bushes or basement or wherever else you lay your haunted happenings.
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The Press Secretary finally emerged from the bushes and agreed to speak with journalists on the grounds that everyone turn their "lights off" so he couldn't be filmed (is something wrong with Spicey's pores?) It was a terrifying moment for democracy and the future of Western Civilization — buuuut an absolutely delightful one for the internet.
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In the same way that we've moved away from the myth of the rapist in the bushes, it's worth examining how attempts to align men like Simmons' character with their history or likelihood to commit sexual assault might be less important than focusing on their actions and faulty perceptions of what is acceptable behavior.
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The focus of these paintings, however, is not the Nixon regime but the late-'80s transition from the Reagan Era — deemed The Worst Years of Our Lives in the title of Barbara Ehrinreich's book, published in 1990 (if she only knew what the coming decades held in store) — to the inexorable rise of the Bushes.
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The frost on the bushes lay pretty Like tinsel over a Christmas tree When a limo as black as a hearse Crept into view, stopping at each Mailbox as if in search of a name, And not finding it sped away, Its tires squealing like a piglet Lifted into the air by a butcher.
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The Bushes are half that conspiratorial picture, fronts for a Republican Party establishment and whose sum total of accomplishments, dating back nearly 30 years, are two failed presidencies, the sweeping loss of manufacturing jobs, and a pair of pitiable Middle Eastern military adventures – the second one achieving nothing but dead American kids and Junior's re-election.
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Here's how the Comey firing was planned, according to the Mueller report: Here's what Sean Spicer said about the Comey firing to reporters in the infamous "lurking in the bushes" press conference the night Comey was fired: By the morning of May 10, the White House had abandoned the lie that Trump hadn't made the decision to fire Comey.
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One of the most touching truths in modern political history is that after they left office, the Bushes and Clintons developed a genuine friendship and mutual respect that led to their working together on matters that would make the world a better place, such as helping those around the world who had been ravaged by national disasters.
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I didn't tell my children about the time in graduate school when I had to call the police because there was a man crouching in the bushes next to my front steps, or about the former professor who told me that my impending marriage put an end to the "longest-running act of foreplay" he had ever engaged in.
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In their popular study of generations, The Fourth Turning: An American Prophecy — What the Cycles of History Tell Us About America's Next Rendezvous with Destiny, authors William Strauss and Neil Howe explain that a significant generation rising to power as the millennials are today will often ignore their dominating parents generation (the Clintons, the Bushes, Trump) to seek the wisdom of grandparents.
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On Tuesday night, during the news blitzkrieg that followed the firing of FBI director James Comey, a legitimately funny thing came along for liberals to laugh at: White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer gave a timid press briefing with no bright lights and no video, after concealing himself among the White House bushes (or near the bushes, as the Washington Post clarified).
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That first week was a blur of doing homework and sleeping in the bushes outside the school wrapped in that disgusting blanket, dragging my bags through class as people whispered and asked me questions about what was going on, trying to focus while my stomach grumbled, and eating pizza at night that I rescued from a very reliable dumpster behind the nearest Little Caesar's.
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Before it's officially clear that Ryan is about to enter his own time loop, Landon stages the scene to maximize all those not-so-little details audiences for these movies are supposed to remember during a character's subsequent go-rounds; Landon gets laughs just by throwing a few obvious obstacles into Ryan's path — a growling dog here, a guy popping out of the bushes there.
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The Bushes' words come amid more than two years of Trump's anti-immigrant policies, which have included banning people from some predominantly Muslim countries; threatening to end the constitutional right of birthright citizenship; separating children from their parents illegally entering the U.S from Mexico; and a fight to build a wall along the southern border which resulted in a historic shutdown of the federal government.
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Approval at 215 days (Gallup)JFK: 83%Nixon: 62%Carter: 63%Reagan: 68%Bush: 56%Clinton: 55%W Bush: 2016%Obama: 65%Trump yesterday: 39% And keep in mind, all of these other presidents (save for the Bushes' post-Gulf War and post-9/11 surges, respectively) saw their approval ratings drop further as their terms progressed and they made more and more unpopular decisions.
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Read more: Sex, tequila, and a tiger: Employees inside Adam Neumann's WeWork talk about the nonstop party to attain a $100 billion dream and the messy reality that tanked it "We're talking people having sex in the bushes, people openly popping pills, railing lines [of drugs] in the middle of crowds while watching Bastille perform," an employee requesting anonymity told Business Insider's Julie Bort and Meghan Morris.
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Which was bad enough—vandalism, that was what she was thinking, and her face was on that video feed, too—but then he really seemed to take his frustration out on the thing, seizing a brick he'd stashed under one of the bushes and hammering at the metal frame until the unit set off a klaxon so loud and piercing she thought her heart would stop.
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His purpose in pressuring Mr. Zelensky to inquire into the Ukrainian whereabouts of an imaginary server and to beat the bushes for evidence of corruption involving Mr. Biden's family was to drum up "evidence" that Russian election interference and his role in abetting it was nothing but a frame job fabricated by Ukrainians, in cahoots with the Democratic Party, to throw the 2016 election to Hillary Clinton.
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