This is not the time for Trump to throw a tantrum.
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That he would throw a tantrum if you mocked his lightsaber.
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When they throw a tantrum, remind them of their special affinity for illegal immigration.
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Rather than throw a tantrum, he showed little of his usual antagonism toward allies.
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After months of mostly smooth sailing, is the market getting ready to throw a tantrum?
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But don't throw a tantrum on my personal Instagram if I personally don't back YOUR choices.
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We've all met people who if they don't get their own way, they throw a tantrum.
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You can throw a tantrum in anger with your heart pounding, or calmly plot your revenge.
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In 1884, a frisky young Einstein decided to throw a tantrum — and then a chair — at his violin tutor.
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Who hasn't wanted to throw a tantrum while playing mini golf with friends who are way too into it?
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It's easy to pop in and out of, and both of you would be too self-conscious to throw a tantrum.
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This is not the time to throw a tantrum and complain about how you didn't get this raise or that small perk.
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You don't just get to have whatever you want and then throw a tantrum when your own personal dreams don't come true.
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It was a bit like seeing a hospital administrator throw a tantrum outside the E.R., shaking his fist at all approaching ambulances.
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The markets throw a tantrum after December and the fed changed its tune on the balance sheet and on the interest rate trajectory.
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Everyone's already looking at me like I'm a weirdo so I might as well just spit all over myself and throw a tantrum.
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Your face is like a toddler: It needs lots of coddling, and even if it's generally well-behaved, it will inevitably throw a tantrum.
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The embarrassing display of defense was enough to make Nelson Cruz, the Mariners' designated hitter, throw a tantrum in the dugout after the inning.
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Anyway, the combination of eagerness to bomb everyone in sight and a propensity to whine and throw a tantrum over every perceived slight remains remarkable.
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First, if markets know how the Fed will change rates when the economy soars or sours, they will not throw a tantrum when rates change.
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He's the 70-year-old toddler who knows nearly nothing, hurls insults, has simplistic solutions for complex problems and is quick to throw a tantrum.
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But it won't be impossible to fight (or cry, or throw a tantrum, more likely) thanks to Venus in Virgo clashing with Mars in Sag.
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But it's not every day you find someone who is equal parts oblivious to the joke, thin-skinned enough to throw a tantrum, and exceptionally litigious.
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Years ago when we flew my husband would throw a tantrum if he couldn't have the aisle seat, even though I was taller and had longer legs.
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Even if my mom broke the rules and would speak to me, I would throw a tantrum, because I believed what these other adults were telling me.
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All to say, I can understand why the cashier is being a bit of a dick to Tostitos Tyler, maybe even getting things wrong on purpose to see him throw a tantrum.
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When Joana overhears her auntie (Gina Bonati) describe her as "a viper," Lemp's body contorts like a child who's both about to throw a tantrum and attempt to grow wings and fly away.
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Once the film starts dwelling on Conner's realization that he is a fuck-up, it starts to lag — there are only so many times you can watch a grown man throw a tantrum in his mansion.
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Don't throw a tantrum on Friday evening at 26:242 PM when the Moon in stubborn Taurus squares off with Mars, enabling emotional outbursts— be careful to control your anger and avoid accidents caused by impulsivity.
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Of course, it would be unprofessional to march into your boss's office and throw a tantrum, demanding to know why some undeserving outsider has a fancy title when you've been working your butt off and getting ignored.
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But by the same token, if your political allies don't want to make concessions to get something because the thing in question is bad, the smart approach is to just let it slide, not throw a tantrum.
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If Amazon were to, say, accept the whopping $7 billion offered by Newark, less than 20 miles away, and open up its headquarters there, proponents of the Long Island City deal would almost certainly throw a tantrum.
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"The worst thing that can happen is that you throw a tantrum, you flip a table, you storm out the room, and you end up in the same exact type of situation because you weren't clear about what wasn't working," she told me.
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They need to determine how much attention to pay to markets, which will throw a tantrum if the expected rate cuts don't materialize — and also how much attention to pay to politics, in a world where Fed policy has become politicized to an unprecedented degree.
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Before the announcement over the weekend, Politico's Ted Hesson reported that aid for 2018 was being "slow-walked" because of interference from Mulvaney's Office of Management and Budget, and because administration officials were worried Trump would throw a tantrum if he knew aid was being spent.
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I expect Robert to throw a tantrum, either about seeing Julian or about his frozen assets, but instead he sits down with Frances and gives her compliments about her gallery and says how nice it is that she had a vision and was able to see it through — hinting at the downfall of his own Fun Space idea.
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The professor stumbles on-stage at several points, amusing the audience who think it to be part of the act, and ensuring the success of the show. However, his antics cause Eleanor to throw a tantrum, and Prof. Post is finally able to admit his love to Pansy.
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He was fired at Paramount in 1982 after passing out during a studio meeting due to drug use. He was working on 8 productions at once, and would regularly throw a tantrum while in production. Soon after, he forged a partnership with fellow producer Jerry Bruckheimer. The two would go on to produce some of the most financially successful films of the 1980s: Flashdance (1983, terrible reviews but excellent sales), Beverly Hills Cop (1984), Top Gun (1986) and Beverly Hills Cop II (1987).
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Much like the Tricky Dicky sketches featured in the first series, Daisy would set difficult challenges for a small group of children who were selected from local schools or drama organisations. If the children succeeded in performing the challenge, Daisy would start to cry or throw a tantrum, but if they all failed, Daisy would laugh and celebrate her victory. From Series 8 onwards, Daisy had to do the challenge herself if the kids succeeded. She would get covered in mouldy food or would fall into the swimming pool.
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Yuri was well-known and popular amongst her peers, but she only has eyes for Shiro whom despite being outwardly violent, she believed has kindness deep inside him. She professed her love for Shiro and got rejected, but this also softened Shiro's heart who gradually began to socialize well with others. Ever since she was a child, she was accompanied by a spirit Rinka, who later eventually became known as Satan. After Rinka possessed one of the clones created by Section 13, Yuri decided to take care of him since he would only listen to her or else he'll throw a tantrum.
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Penzer's place at wrestling events was usually restricted to announcing; however, in late 1997, Chris Jericho found himself on a losing streak and would repeatedly attack Penzer for announcing the winner's name, often taking Penzer's steel chair and repeatedly bash it against the ring post. Jericho would then give humorous apologies and even gave Penzer a new suit jacket as a gift, yet he would once again throw a tantrum soon after. Penzer remained with WCW until the promotion was purchased by the World Wrestling Federation in March 2001. In the course of his WCW career, he attended every single taping of WCW Monday Nitro as well as Thunder.
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In the end, Feng Jiu returned to her original body and Dong Hua was injured. When they met, Dong Hua kissed her and said that the serpent's poison caused him to do so. Wondering how Feng Jiu ended up in Aranya's body instead of in Ju Nuo's womb, Dong Hua decided to create a Miao Hua Mirror to let him see the lives of immortals. Feng Jiu made some toffee candies and had Cha Cha send them to Dong Hua while also sending Aranya's first letter to Chen Ye. This caused Chen Ye to throw a tantrum, saying that Feng Jiu can't be Aranya.
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Both parents feed their young. Small chicks are fed by regurgitation; after about a week, they are able to put their heads into their parents' pouches and feed themselves. Sometimes before, but especially after being fed the pelican chick may seem to "throw a tantrum" by loudly vocalizing and dragging itself around in a circle by one wing and leg, striking its head on the ground or anything nearby and the tantrums sometimes end in what looks like a seizure that results in the chick falling briefly unconscious; the reason is not clearly known, but a common belief is that it is to draw attention to itself and away from any siblings who are waiting to be fed. Parents of ground- nesting species sometimes drag older young around roughly by the head before feeding them.
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In 1984 he released his first record as The Twelfth Man, titled "It's Just Not Cricket". This went on to become his most successful series of recordings, with eight albums being released between 1987 and 2006. The premise involved Birmingham impersonating and satirising the Channel Nine cricket commentary team, particularly Richie Benaud, Bill Lawry and Tony Greig. During the Sydney 2000 Olympics, Birmingham also recorded a series of mock-commentaries on Olympic events as the Wired World of Sports, featuring such characters as the American track-and-field representative "Chuck DeWobblee" ("chucked a wobbly" – meaning to throw a tantrum) and the Ukrainian pole-vaulter "Olga Bedjanodgonnagedova" ("bet you're not gonna get over"), while also releasing the single under the 12th Man name, "Bruce 2000", featuring an impersonation of famed commentator Bruce McAvaney during the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
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