In spite of my tormenting fury I remain relatively cool.
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MARACAY, Venezuela — The voices tormenting Accel Simeone kept getting louder.
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It also appears to be useful for tormenting your enemies.
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Something is legitimately tormenting this family, and it is not God.
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Why, Elliot wants to know, does Mr. Robot keep tormenting him?
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His sister already has him killing old ladies and tormenting farmers.
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Few things delight the right more these days than tormenting the left.
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But we know she was still tormenting the girls after her release.
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Since then, he says, Sunni Arabs have done most of the tormenting.
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Trevor's seizures continued unabated, tormenting him more than 100 times a day.
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Now they were lost, on the streets causing trouble, tormenting the newcomers.
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Bullies who stopped tormenting without their come-uppance graze unmolested with unicorns.
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Never has the verboten act of touching art been such a tormenting temptation.
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Even ISIS has its female devotees, now busily tormenting "heretic" women in Syria.
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Horse races may be magical, but tormenting this reporter is way more fun.
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It's a slightly awkward move that captures the moral ambivalence tormenting many Republicans.
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But that just means I'll be tormenting myself this summer not knowing. FML.
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"I'm enjoying you tormenting them," Kimmel said as the interview was wrapping up.
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Amma tries to seduce John while also tormenting him about his dead sister.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Wealth managers like Huang Qing are tormenting the authorities in Beijing.
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He appears to have just one interest, outside of wealth: tormenting Hector Salamanca.
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Gawker's various blogs spent years tormenting several people in the tech and media scenes.
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The signal system at the Bergen Street subway stop in Brooklyn is tormenting riders.
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It also has a built-in laser pointer for presentations or tormenting your cat.
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Three years after that initial incident, McClellan still believed a demon was tormenting her.
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They abandoned her and accused her of lying about her age and tormenting them.
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They all remember, with tormenting clarity, the day the soldiers took their men away.
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The jihadists of Islamic State (IS), meanwhile, are tormenting American-backed fighters in eastern Syria.
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This question kept tormenting me, and Rachel, as we moved into Bryan's fantasy suite date.
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And Angela Magana responded by going right back to social media and tormenting Cris Cyborg.
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The writers also avoided the usual malevolent female characters, like menacing matriarchs and tormenting stepsisters.
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She deployed some of his trademark tactics against him, tormenting him with a broad smile.
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Daniel Farr: They were definitely the hardest, most challenging, and tormenting years of my life.
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In his epistle, Paul is describing a "thorn in my flesh" that was tormenting him.
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These voices are typically insulting, tormenting and threatening, causing much distress and anxiety in patients.
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But then you also find you can't stop thinking, thinking, thinking; tormenting, and talking to yourself.
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They should be worried they still don't know who has been tormenting them all this time.
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In one operation you can take away what's been tormenting them since they lost the weight.
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However, the lure of the game brought Charlotte back to America to continue tormenting the Liars.
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This is when Alex Drake started going by her initials, AD, and tormenting the girls instead.
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Dean Ambrose has been tormenting champion AJ Styles by helping eternal jobber James Ellsworth beat him.
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Middle-school students, said Cornell, are acutely status-conscious and particularly prone to tormenting one another.
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Hmm... is this a clue that Spencer's big sister is the person tormenting the Liars this season?
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He was tormenting Joanna because it wasn't just his wife that Tyrell killed, but their unborn baby.
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Should the Vikings stay undefeated, it will be Griffen who leads the way in tormenting poor Eli.
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Smith notes that as more peasant women entered the workforce, Perchta's focus turned to tormenting the lazy.
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As the devil was tormenting Anthony, the saint was said to be wandering through the Egyptian wilderness.
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He manipulates Julien to get to Miriam, tormenting the boy with promises that turn suddenly into threats.
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The Marine Corps drill instructor sentenced to 10 years in prison for tormenting recruits particularly targeted Muslims.
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But for one night at least, Trump was able to keep from scratching that most tormenting itch.
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On immigration, Trump has made attacking Dreamers and tormenting immigrant communities a hallmark of his early presidency.
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They find a man who hates women and boasts about tormenting his ex-wife and stealing her cat.
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They asserted that he spent days leading up to the ordered murders tormenting locals and issuing death threats.
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In the original movie, Dumbo, a child, drinks so much alcohol that he hallucinates pink elephants tormenting him.
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The Patriots defense put up a Monday night masterpiece against the Jets, tormenting Sam Darnold throughout the game.
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Children tripped over one another as they ran from an effigy of the president responsible for tormenting them.
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It's actually a widespread problem across the entire Internet of Things, even tormenting tech darlings like Tesla and FitBit.
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As Pretty Little Liars reaches its series finale, will we finally learn who has been tormenting the lead characters?
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If Naipaul had the habit of psychologically tormenting his wife Patricia Naipaul, he took to physically assaulting his mistress.
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And while Hurricane Lane is virtually diminished as an organized tropical cyclone, its torrential rains are tormenting the islands.
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Tormenting the poor pieces of paper on which the speech was written does not have many other plausible explanations.
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There is no school and nowhere for them to play, so they pass the time by tormenting each other.
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I kicked off the tormenting shoes, threw off the skirt and sweater, and wrapped myself in my dressing gown.
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At the start of part three, Lucifer's (Sam Cook) soul was still trapped in Nick's body and tormenting him.
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The team's tough image delighted the port city's working-class fans, who earned a reputation for tormenting visiting players.
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Even with Mr Sam Rainsy out of the picture, in other words, Mr Hun Sen will keep tormenting the opposition.
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A brief snippet at the end of the trailer shows not one but two geese honking and tormenting the groundskeeper.
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George continued his tormenting the Wizards on their home court by hitting 13 of 22 shots including four 3-pointers.
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They also found a flash drive with evidence of him tormenting them, showing he was involved with "A" all along.
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Trump's excuses, like his behavior, resemble what one might expect from a bullying child who is caught tormenting a sibling.
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The ghost tormenting the Japanese Americans seems a separate entity entirely from the societal forces that are set against them.
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Love Struck: Vanessa Bayer knocks it out of the park as the lead mean girl tormenting the new girl, Rousey.
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Roger Stone, the longtime Trump aide, has suggested that Trump was vengefully tormenting Romney, and had never seriously considered him.
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The couple were allegedly tormenting their children for years, possibly dating back to their time living in squalor in Texas.
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He started a program called S.T.O.P. (Stop Tormenting Officials Permanently) that distributes bright signage prominently placed at youth sports complexes.
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It has no ghosts, no vampires, no metamorphosing diabolical entities or invaders from other dimensions intent on tormenting innocent children.
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But I relished the sound of my own false bravado, just as I had relished tormenting the poor immigrant boy.
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We spoke with survivors of the shooting and relatives of his victims, who stoically endured six days of tormenting testimony.
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But King fans know that the novel "Cujo" isn't just about an infected animal tormenting a mother and her child.
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But 2016 is not sentient, and it's not deliberately tormenting you (no matter how much it sometimes feels that way).
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And the married older woman (played by host Julia Louis-Dreyfus) just could not stop tormenting herself about the whole situation.
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When they split, she sent him a picture with another dude's dick in her mouth in the hopes of tormenting him.
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WHEN G.J.C.P., as she is known in court documents, was 22014, gang members in her native El Salvador began tormenting her.
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Often playing on the opposite side from Josh Norman and tormenting cornerback Bashaud Breeland, Brown made eight catches for 126 yards.
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He got up and went to the bathroom, but when he returned, the tormenting continued, one of the police officials said.
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A trans-continental winter storm moving into the Northeast Sunday is tormenting travelers and being blamed for multiple deaths, AP reports.
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Mr. Santiago, an Iraq war veteran, increasingly spoke to relatives and associates about voices in his head that were tormenting him.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen said "specialized in tormenting immigrants," highlights another inconsistency from Trump, on fealty to the principles of law and order.
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Jumping ship from 'Live' was an easy call for Michael Strahan ... he wanted to work where his co-host wasn't tormenting him.
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Newly relegated to the minority, House Republicans have been tormenting the Democratic majority with what is known as a motion to recommit.
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Gus takes one look and realizes that there is enough Salamanca-ness left in Salamanca to make tormenting him worth his energy.
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Novel and highly virulent pathogens — hybrid pig-duck influenza strains — then crossed the species barrier and have been tormenting humanity ever since.
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Here's a question tormenting Democratic officials and liberal pundits as the country hurtles toward Election Day: When did young voters stop liking them?
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Trump's most fervent supporters included outspoken anti-Semites, online trolls on the "alt-right" who delighted at tormenting Jewish journalists and public figures.
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Britain may be leading the charge, but insurgents and rebels from D.C. to Berlin are also hard at work tormenting their elitist overlords.
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Then you take a language course, tormenting yourself for two years, all the time not knowing if you'll even be able to stay.
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The internet is shocked by one Facebook user who decided that tormenting his waitress for her tip was a fun game to play.
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The song still makes me aggressively uncomfortable, and I will never again willingly subject myself or anyone else to its whiny, tormenting ways.
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When Jerry Seinfeld isn't getting coffee with comedians in fancy cars, he's at home tormenting his little canine named Foxy — not on purpose!
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"No one should be subjected to the vile words and intimidating actions the defendant is accused of tormenting the victim with," Brown continued.
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When Syndergaard took the mound in Game 33, the Mets were trailing in the Series, 2-0, and Escobar had been tormenting them.
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In Esi Edugyan's third novel, " Washington Black " (Knopf), Titch's inquiry marks the beginning of a friendship both beautiful and tormenting, liberating and circumscribed.
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But with Venezuela suffering from a severe economic crisis, this mental institution has almost no drugs to control the afflictions tormenting its patients.
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One has to wonder why anyone has to get a kick out of tormenting animals and participating in something that's cruel and unnecessary.
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Children have presumably been tormenting their parents with disrupted sleep since we lived in caves, yet sleep consulting is a fairly emergent field.
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And then there was the research that involved humiliating and emotionally tormenting 22 undergraduates at Harvard University over three years starting in 1959.
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Homeless people in east London once described the devices as "tormenting" in a 2017 Guardian report, saying they made it difficult to sleep.
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Unsurprisingly, the man who castrated Theon Greyjoy for fun turned out to be a less than stellar husband, physically and psychologically tormenting Sansa.
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She's been quietly tormenting the couple's son with dark images, and in Tuesday night's episode she turned her attention to one of the moms.
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They've also designed him to be able to play with your pets, as evidenced by the short video of Gomer tormenting a grey cat.
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Antifa is bad and should be condemned, yes, but the KKK and white supremacist groups have been killing and tormenting black Americans for centuries.
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Californians are increasingly using the word "apocalypse" to describe the raging wildfires, evacuation orders, forced power outages and worsening air conditions tormenting the state.
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But tormenting people who are unconscious after they were kidnapped, locked in an isolated house, and abused through shock treatment and other psychological methods?
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Their phenomenal power display of April has carried into May, turning Citi Field — once a tormenting wasteland of warning-track flyouts — into a bandbox.
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Mamaw, "a violent nondrunk," was forever tormenting him, whether by serving him artfully arranged plates of garbage for dinner or dousing him with gasoline.
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The rest of my fleet came out from behind its protective umbrella, however, and unloaded on the missile cruisers that had been tormenting them.
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I asked him if he felt any responsibility for the epidemic of violence tormenting Brazil, where in 2017 a record 63,000 people were killed.
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Ntilikina didn't back down and proceeded to demonstrate what the Knicks saw in him, tormenting the Cavs with his long arms and fast hands.
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Wilson dipped and darted, extending plays with his legs — he led Seattle with 45 rushing yards — before tormenting the Eagles with his right arm.
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The two young brothers seesawed in Riverside Park recently, testing and tormenting each other, absorbed in a playground ritual familiar to generations of children.
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For most of the movie he's just an empty psychopath, a one-note character who delights in tormenting others for no reason at all.
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He eventually learned that his best option was to crawl inside the kayak and wait there until the swans grew bored of tormenting him.
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Despite coming face-to-face with the family she's tormenting, the Mad Pooper shows no signs of remorse, returning again and again to relieve herself.
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Eleven years later, Wainwright is on the back end of a stellar career but is still tormenting the Mets by imparting those long-ago lessons.
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As two people close to Trump told The Times's Maggie Haberman when asked why he was tormenting Sessions instead of firing him: Because he can.
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Behind the invisible command that had been tormenting me all this time stood anxious people fearful of change and unable to think, just like me.
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Rubell, who explains in the press release that viewers enjoy tormenting the performer, tacitly acknowledges that the piece isn't much different than a dunk tank.
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Tom doesn't hesitate to try and reel Greg in during this hilarious exchange, in which the Roy in-law gets caught on speakerphone tormenting Greg.
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Millions of Americans suffer from a medical condition known as tinnitus, a disorder so tormenting that it makes Edgar Allen Poe's talking, taunting raven sound charming.
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Her tormenting of poor Sam in past episodes is essentially what scuttled the escape attempt, ending that entire family and resulting in Carl's gaping head wound.
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But he's always done so by throwing money around and tormenting his children into doing what he wants, and pointedly not by being a great planner.
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To add insult to injury, the virus generates the infamous "Uh, uh, uh, you didn't say the magic word," screen, tormenting anyone trying to disable it.
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The Washington Nationals play the middle contest of a three-game series Wednesday at Atlanta, providing Trea Turner with another opportunity to continue tormenting Braves pitching.
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Yan remembers feeling, before he had the words to express it, that his hunger was an appendage, a huge tormenting tail that you couldn't cut off.
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Wildflowers, willows, fish and wildlife, including beaver and otters, now flourish where there was once only fouled water and clouds of biting cow flies tormenting hikers.
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His jaw appears to come unhinged as he writhes from the shock and pain, as if his emotional distress were a physical thing tormenting his body.
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Mr Farage is much more aware of the global dimension of what he is doing than many of the supposed "citizens of nowhere" whom he is tormenting.
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The book reveals Trump's delight in tormenting Republicans who he views as weak or disloyal, and it helps explain the partywide silence on days like today. 1.
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Spencer (Troian Bellisario) and Emily (Shay Mitchell) found a flash drive full of video footage of Noel tormenting them when they were locked in the Doll House.
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The nuance of Squirtle's story went over my head; I absorbed only the masculine-drenched harassment that the Squirtle Squad perpetrated against anyone they felt like tormenting.
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Amazon's new psychological thriller blurs the line between reality and the afterlife to bring forth a narrative that is as equally tormenting as it is emotionally healing.
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Although it can be terrifying and tormenting, a trained physical therapist, audiologist or otolaryngologist can usually dispatch its symptoms on the spot with a simple repositioning maneuver.
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At one point in my life, I endured an endless stream of tormenting thoughts about sex, overwhelmed by visions of every vile variation, partnership and arrangement imaginable.
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"We will not allow the regime to put our country under the constant threat of migrants by tormenting, attacking, spilling the blood of... its people," Erdogan said.
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Kelenic and Dunn will be back in their minor league towns soon, back to tormenting the team that dumped them in a doomed effort to win now.
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The film's nominal story kicks into gear when Arthur, in an otherwise empty subway car, guns down some Wall Street–y assholes who were violently tormenting him.
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The strategy could be as simple as mirroring the blueprint laid out by their Republican colleagues, who made something of a legal specialty of tormenting President Obama.
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A villainous pair of swans have been tormenting the good citizens of Brimscombe, a tiny village in the Cotswolds, with such viciousness that it's become national news.
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The implication of all this acclaim is that there was a "method" to Kubrick tormenting Duvall, and that even if it hurt her, the ends justified the means.
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They both knew that it could help Boumallouga gain a measure of justice — but also risked further exacerbating relations with the very police who were already tormenting him.
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The 30-year-old slugger looks to continue tormenting the Reds on Sunday when his Milwaukee Brewers host Cincinnati in the rubber match of their three-game set.
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Magana, a known social-media agitator, had been tormenting Cyborg for months, primarily about her looks and alleged steroid use, and apparently the featherweight had finally had enough.
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He enjoyed playfully tormenting his longtime friend Eric Ripert (who, sadly, was the first to discover his death) with fiery-hot peppercorns in Sichuan and excessive liquor elsewhere.
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Loren M. Okamura of Hawaii is accused of tormenting a Utah woman and her father by sending service workers, food deliveries and strangers to their home for months.
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This whole sordid, drown-y, rape-y, depersonalizing business has been laid at his feet, and death doesn't seem like it would stop Logan Roy from tormenting a man.
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" According to the New York Times, audience members hurled insults at reporters covering the event, "demanding that they stop tormenting the president with questions about his ties to Russia.
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They gathered to speak candidly about the enormously complex issue tormenting this community, a loosely defined but close-knit circle of critics, bloggers, filmmakers, publicists, programmers and independent cinemas.
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In previews for the next episode in two weeks, Chad's fingernails screech down a windowpane, then he's somehow let inside the death lodge to continue tormenting the other guys.
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" In his video, Mr. Paul described Aokigahara as "haunted" by ghosts who are "vengeful, dedicated to tormenting visitors and luring those that are sad and lost off the path.
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In this version, Leontes becomes, in effect, the director of his own self-tormenting fantasies, arranging the bodies of the other performers into postures that confirm his worst theories.
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In the meantime, the Seahawks receive in Clowney, the No. 1 over all pick in 2014, a defender who is capable of both tormenting quarterbacks and stifling the run.
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Holly Petraeus, who oversees servicemember concerns at the CFPB, has testified about hearing of schools "tormenting" veterans until they enroll and even pressuring those recovering from traumatic brain injuries.
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The Weinstein stories had been out there for years Mindless Hillary hate aside, this was a terrible response to questions about a "friend" who's been tormenting women for decades.
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What ensues is actually a touching and grave exchange, where Daryl apologizes for what's been tormenting him since the moment he was hauled away by the Saviors in episode one.
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Right now, far from halting the spread of Iran's influence, the war has deepened the Houthis' reliance on Iran, which has an easy and cheap means of tormenting the Saudis.
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D. J. LeMahieu kept tormenting the visiting Washington Nationals with two hits, Gerardo Parra drove in four runs and the Colorado Rockies beat the Nationals and Stephen Strasburg, 12-10.
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CLEVELAND — There has been ample discussion of oddities like curses and billy goats tormenting the Chicago Cubs, but there are some bizarre circumstances affecting the Cleveland Indians this year, too.
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In alternating chapters, Owens circles back 17 years to when Chase was just a boy tormenting Kya Clark, whose adored mother walked down the lane one day and never returned.
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But among the Chinese public and on the internet, few seemed inclined to question the accounts after a string of cases of kindergarten and preschool teachers beating or tormenting children.
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It followed a group of high school girls whose friendship fell apart following their queen bee's supposed death — until an anonymous force known as "A" began tormenting them over texts.
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Kenny pushes back, reminding Lee—who keeps repeating that he has a lot to learn—how pleased he was in the talking-head interviews wherein he described tormenting his fellow contestants.
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At that time, most of the stories about the dumps were about people were tormenting each other by "outing" would-be cheaters whose names appeared in the company's credit card records.
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As was the case for 11-year-old Bella Harrington, who underwent pediatric cosmetic surgery in December because she says bullies at her school were tormenting her about her protruding ears.
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Experts speculated earlier this week that McLeod and Schmegelsky may have even died in the wilderness due to the lack of food and water, and "absolutely tormenting" bugs in the region.
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Otherwise, why would they ever give up their guns when they can keep tormenting their supposed tormentors with their "assault" rifles, Second Amendment rights and the lobbying power of the N.R.A.?
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"If they're out there in the bush, they're probably running out of food and water and the bugs would be absolutely tormenting," retired RCMP officer Sherry Benson-Podolchuck told CTV News.
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Until the jury returned a guilty verdict on Thursday afternoon, family members stoically endured a week of tormenting testimony in United States District Court, where Mr. Roof, 22, faced 93 counts.
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When the Minnesota Vikings (218-27) weren't cleaving the Giants' facade of defensive proficiency on Sunday, they were tormenting Jones in ways, and to degrees, that he had not yet encountered.
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If Ronald Reagan is clearly the POTUS Mr. Saul most loves to hate, his image of a smiley George W. Bush tormenting an Abu Ghraib inmate is the most effective takedown.
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The main character was the vengeful spirit of a woman who dedicates her afterlife to tormenting an ex-boyfriend, and lurks in the scaffolding across the street from her old apartment.
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The movie is told from Bergman's point of view, and it's really about the difficulties she faces (Hitchcock was probably one of them, given his penchant for tormenting his leading ladies).
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The big picture: Since May, Iran has tried to counter U.S. sanctions by tormenting the oil market with small-scale attacks, such as placing mines on ships in the Persian Gulf.
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Prosecutors have said the girls lured a classmate into the woods and stabbed her to impress Slenderman, a fictional supernatural Internet character depicted in stories as stalking and tormenting humans, especially children.
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With the movie currently playing in theaters, PEOPLE spoke with Huppert about why tormenting Moretz, 22, was "really funny" and her experience campaigning for an Oscar in 2017 on behalf of Elle.
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He gets it worst of all from the bully Henry Bowers, who learned his hatred of Mike from his racist father, who in the book has spent years tormenting the Hanlon family.
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Their afterlives up to that point have been an elaborate form of punishment orchestrated by Michael (Ted Danson), a demon rather than an angel who has goaded them into tormenting each other.
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Although audiences might suspect at first that Annie is the one tormenting her own family – perhaps while in a sleepwalking fugue – Aster confirms it's Joan the cult that are pulling the strings.
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Rockies 5, Mets 1 Antonio Senzatela tossed six solid innings, and Daniel Murphy continued tormenting his former team by homering during an eventful eighth inning of Colorado's win over host New York.
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I still love Spotify, and I don't think the use case of listening to music in my living room warrants tormenting myself over a $350 speaker purchase and my personal software choices.
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His friends draw inspiration from the Ghostbusters to help catch the monster tormenting Will, and Eleven is seen in the Upside Down, as she finds a portal back to the real world.
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But if you've tried and tried and they won't stop tormenting you by omission, then, fair or not, it's on you to Plan-B it: to find ways to become torment-proof.
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When Knausgaard talks about a VW Beetle, he seems obsessed by its tormenting VW-ness; for Szalay, a VW Passat is just a VW Passat, the detail doing its functional, reflexive duty.
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Or, at the very least, every one of us knows the intimate horrors of family, whether in the form of their tormenting absence or the full-bodied specters that still stalk us today.
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Salma Hayek said for years Harvey Weinstein was a monster who badgered her to, among other things, perform oral sex on her ... threatening to kill her and tormenting her career when she refused.
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At stake is the very survival of Alice's friend the Mad Hatter (Depp), who's dying of depression and regret over his missing family, the specifics of their fate a tormenting mystery for him.
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This theory starts coming together in "Part V," when Julian explains to detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) that he believes Vera is lying to him about the hooded "thing" tormenting his sleeping hours.
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The Babadook turns out to be completely obsessed with tormenting the innocent mother and son at the center of the film, and the whole movie is absolutely depressing, but I did enjoy it.
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That's why the internet was so shocked by one Facebook user who decided that tormenting his waitress for her tip was a fun game to play on a night out with his wife.
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Of course, no one, including the IEA's experts, can be sure how future extreme manifestations of global warming like the severe heat waves recently tormenting Europe and South Asia could change such projections.
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On Friday afternoon, The Washington Post's David Fahrenthold, who has been tormenting Trump on ethical issues with Trump's foundation, tormented the candidate on another vulnerable area: his history of crude remarks about women.
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If the Knicks had managed to be good, or even OK, during, like, ANY of that time, Pierce almost certainly wouldn't have been able to reap the psychic rewards of tormenting Knicks faithful.
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Michael (Ted Danson), its seemingly kindly administrator, is in fact an infernal bureaucrat beta-testing a new way of tormenting souls by convincing them that they've gotten an eternal reward they don't deserve.
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We are still watching on the Republican side of the panel an all-white male chorus — two of these singers were there tormenting Hill three decades ago — plotting to win at all costs.
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Littlefinger is an obvious choice just based on the similar nickname, but had Rubio actually watched the show, he'd probably start to see more similarities with Theon, with Trump as his tormenting Ramsay.
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The tethered aren't Pet Sematary's undead, exactly, but they're not that far off, either — figures with familiar faces and demonic intentions, antagonists who know every shameful secret and vulnerability of the people they're tormenting.
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Hague had been charged by authorities after the emergence of an July 21053 surveillance video from a Vancouver hotel that showed him tormenting a 5-month-old Doberman pinscher named Sade in an elevator.
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He's able to make it through school despite the bullies and the tormenting priests who don't want him to wear makeup or brown shoes and try to quell his dreams of being a musician.
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Barriss had once harbored a vague aspiration to earn fame on the professional gaming scene as a Halo champion; now he sought to make a name for himself by tormenting gamers who'd attained celebrity.
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Garrity, a 24-year-old analyst, was placed on leave by Barclays in late February after his bust on animal torture and cruelty charges related to his alleged tormenting of a cat named Lucy.
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Prosecutors have said the girls lured the classmate into the woods and stabbed her 19 times to impress Slenderman, a fictional supernatural Internet character depicted in stories as stalking and tormenting humans, especially children.
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According to John G. Fuller, Zoopsie — from the French word meaning hallucinatory visions of animals — was rampant among the afflicted in Pont-Saint-Espirit, who experienced tormenting visions of serpents, tigers, giant spiders, etc.
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That question has been tormenting South Korean officials, who are struggling to be good Olympic hosts for the North Korean delegation without violating the international sanctions punishing the North for its nuclear weapons program.
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Those charges against Offset were eventually dropped, but he pleaded guilty to a rioting charge after fighting with an inmate who, according to court filings, had a history of racism and was tormenting him.
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Jennifer Lee, chief creative officer of Disney creative studios, often credits Cinderella as having taught her that if someone is tormenting you, it is not a reflection of the victim, but of the bully.
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Holding each other, crying, knowing that this night would be their last, it was more painful and tormenting, perhaps, for him, than it was for her, because he was the one making the decision.
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By far the best players on the pitch, they began tormenting Red Star as early as the ninth minute when Mbappe used his extraordinary pace to release Edinson Cavani for the game's first goal.
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Lorelei and I have done sex work together for many years, tormenting the men who opened their wallets for us in East Bay dungeons and shoving vibrators on each other in San Francisco porno palaces.
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Photo: Carolyn Kaster (AP)While bed bugs have been tormenting humanity for millennia, it's long been assumed their evolutionary journey as parasites first began tens of millions of years ago, when they fed on bats.
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I recall a group of boys from Rockaway Beach, Queens, with their thick New York accents and city swagger, tormenting a boy on the playground because they had witnessed him eating his vegetables at lunch.
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I had seen the trailer on TV. I had memorized the love theme, "Evergreen," and belted it out in my bedroom while I played the 45 endlessly, tormenting my family (and possibly the entire neighborhood).
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Soon, the Vikings, who have a tormenting history of crucial missed field-goal attempts that ruined promising seasons, were in position for a 35-yard field goal that would win the game as overtime expired.
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Andrino was scheduled for brain surgery, but when he suddenly awoke shortly before the allocated surgery time without the headache that had been tormenting him, the doctor told him the intervention would not be necessary.
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LONDON, Nov 23 (Reuters) - - An experimental therapy for people with schizophrenia that brings them face to face with a computer avatar representing the tormenting voices in their heads has proved promising in early stage trials.
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The sea of humanity flooding the highway to Mumbai captured national attention and focused it on the problems tormenting the marchers and tens of millions of other farmers in the country's two-decade-long agrarian crisis.
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The point of all of this, ET reports, is to remind people that if we keep tormenting the earth around us, the ocean will keep rising and will eventually swallow us whole in about a century.
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Mr. Flanagan, a Republican, has in recent weeks made something of a sport of tormenting Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, as the mayor seeks a renewal of mayoral control, which otherwise will lapse on June 30.
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And as the first film had teenage friends (and the ghost of a teenager) tormenting each other online, this movie is also true to its title, exposing the seedier and more sinister sides of the internet.
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The stories in "Exhalation" are mostly not so magically inventive as those in Chiang's first collection, but each is still likely to linger in the memory the way riddles may linger—teasing, tormenting, illuminating, thrilling. ♦
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Why did my next (and last) biographical subject, Saul Bellow, tear up his life to feed his fiction, marrying five times, tormenting himself and others, finding in his self-inflicted suffering the elixir of his art?
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No animal ever torments another for the mere purpose of tormenting, but man does it, and it is this that constitutes the diabolical feature in his character which is so much worse than the merely animal.
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She tells him he needs some rest, but he admits he can't trust his mom and refuses to stay in the house At the house, his mother is tormenting the maid (who apparently doesn't season her food).
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They passed the days in an activity they called "thought-provoking," as if thought were an animal, and they used long sticks to poke through the bars of its cage, tormenting and arousing thinking into strange behaviors.
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However, in hindsight, it seems more likely that he was actually saving CeCe from jail so she could continue tormenting the girls, and alerting Shana (Aeriél Miranda) of Ali's location so Shana could try and murder her.
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My job—to the extent that it could be defined—was to tutor twelve decidedly un-uniformed teen-age boys in the complex art of manual brush clearing, performed under the tormenting summer sun of central Yahoo.
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Dr. Phil McGraw said he doesn't believe that Natalia Grace — the Ukrainian orphan accused of lying about her age and tormenting her adoptive parents — isn't actually 30 years old, and may not even know her own age.
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Anthony Rendon clubbed a three-run home while ex-Met Daniel Murphy kept tormenting his former club by going 228-for-268, giving him at least one hit in all 22 games versus New York this season.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — A Marine Corps drill instructor was sentenced on Friday to 10 years in prison for choking, punching or otherwise tormenting recruits, especially three Muslims — one of whom ultimately killed himself by leaping down a stairwell.
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This seems harmless and appears to keep the children happy and in a world of white picket fences, but the children in the poem are later on the playground "tormenting the weak and the smart" (15-16).
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Alternatively, it was a humbling and tormenting month for Hopkins, who said in a telephone interview this week that his emotions related to the effort to "protect" his beloved program in Boeheim's stead remained difficult to express.
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Before bureaucrats started to relocate in droves, Astana was a crumbling outpost in the middle of the windswept steppe, swarming with mosquitoes in the summer and a tormenting 20 degrees below zero for much of the winter.
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What replaces it is a far more plodding and pedestrian kind of movie, the parameters of which can be revealed because they're all laid out in the trailer: Yes, there's someone in an invisibility suit tormenting her.
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Instead, the company's engineers have spent the past five years testing, tormenting, and torturing every last scrap of metal on its latest widebody commercial jet destined for customers all over the world—before letting it leave the ground.
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The suspects are all black and shouted "F*** Donald Trump" and "F*** white people" repeatedly during a 30 minute video that showed them harassing and tormenting the victim ... even cutting his scalp, leaving him bleeding at one point.
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There is a parrot called Petra, and it's learned how to turn the lights on and off, and it has been tormenting its owner by just telling Alexa to turn the lights on and turn the lights off.
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Ravel proves a supreme colorist in the work's three movements, based on poems by Aloysius Bertrand: "Ondine," with its billowing, watery flow; "Le Gibet" ("The Gallows"), desolate in its inexorable tread; and "Scarbo," named for a tormenting dwarf.
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Edwards-Helaire finished the drive by tormenting McKinney again, dancing out of his grasp in the backfield and coasting into the end zone for a 5-yard touchdown run with 10:123 left for a 39-27 lead.
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My earliest memories also include nightmares about these same woods, and in my dreams characters like The Big Bad Wolf would come from out the forest and appear in my window, tormenting and terrorizing me through many nights.
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" Associated Press reports that the judge says that Kesha acted "unreasonably" by not taking the deal, and dismissed the claim that Dr. Luke "violated human rights and hate crime laws by drugging, sexually abusing and emotionally tormenting her.
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I had told her that the anniversary of my father's suicide was approaching; that he'd never recovered from my mother's death when I was small; that his torment, tormenting me, had always been a weight around my neck.
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England were devastating on their right flank with the outstanding Bronze and the pacey Nikita Parris, who missed a late penalty, tormenting their opponents as Norway struggled to cope with the swift movement and intelligent use of the ball.
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The principal architect of that punishment, known as the Inquisitor (Issey Ogata), carries out his duties with almost a sense of resignation, while tormenting the young priest for his naivete in believing that Christianity could ever flourish in Japan.
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Later she was Elsie Tu. Under both names she was a formidable advocate for the rights of the downtrodden in Hong Kong, shaming and tormenting the police, the Legislative Council and successive British governors for more than 30 years.
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In 1982 she released her debut album,The Litanies Of Satan, a sparse soundscape of tormenting screams, incantations and poetry that showcased her famed vocal acrobatics and included an 18-minute performance piece titled Wild Women With Steak Knives.
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As we reported, Kesha tried to get an emergency order giving her the right to get out of her Sony deal, on grounds Dr. Luke allegedly raped her and Sony was tormenting her by holding her to the deal.
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Antonio Senzatela tossed six solid innings Friday night for the Colorado Rockies, and Daniel Murphy continued tormenting his former team by homering during the eventful eighth inning of the Rockies' 26-210 win over the host New York Mets.
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But someday our body will present its bill, for it is as incorruptible as a child, who, still whole in spirit, will accept no compromises or excuses, and it will not stop tormenting us until we stop evading the truth.
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Aaron Nola carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning Sunday afternoon and Jay Bruce continued tormenting his former team by hitting two home runs and collecting four RBIs as the visiting Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 21-23.
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Boyle doesn't spare the audience in this critique, tormenting viewers' expectations by reprising three of Trainspotting's most indelible songs—Iggy Pop's "Lust for Life," Lou Reed's "Perfect Day," and Underworld's "Born Slippy"—but offering them in remixed, condensed, or cover versions.
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That notion was fun and also a fantasy, as the Huskies — toying with Syracuse's defensive pressure and tormenting them with pressure perimeter face guarding — opened the game on a 43-0 run and led by 28-13 after the first quarter.
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Jazz PG Hill scores 30 while tormenting former club SALT LAKE CITY — If George Hill wanted to send a statement to his old team after being traded to Utah over the summer, he did a good job of masking his intentions.
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And all because Bisping seems to delight in tormenting Romero (a man he called a "dirty, lying, cheating scumbag" on the podcast) more than anything in the world, and because he's the champion in the Big Money Era and he can.
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Nick Bosa, also a defensive end, totaled 80 sacks, hurries and hits for the San Francisco 49ers, tormenting offenses with a blend of power, speed and technical expertise amplified by a sophistication uncommon for his age, particularly at that position.
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Jordan, who was working out at the members-only gym at the time, had just lost a challenge to McCarthy to be minority leader, and had spent years tormenting the California Republican after co-founding the hard-line House Freedom Caucus.
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So, spoiler alert, for anyone who hasn't yet seen the movie: they decide to team up and take down the cello instructor who has been tormenting and raping them for the better part of their lives, and stop him from hurting anyone else.
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Another specter hangs over "The Theoretical Foot" — the fevered, crazed suffering of a man we read of in short, very occasional italicized passages, whose unnamed malady will lead to the amputation of his leg and tormenting phantom pain, hence the novel's odd title.
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Suicide Squad is an assortment of monsters led by Deadshot (Will Smith), an assassin who loves killing as much as he loves his estranged daughter, and Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) a former protégé of The Joker now locked away and tormenting her captors.
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Unlike Feldman, the kids from the hit Netflix show Stranger Things are still at the stage in the child stardom cycle where we find them cute instead of calling them washed up and tormenting them until they develop drug habits and personality defects.
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It's very likely that this game all began, just like the "Jenna Thing," with Ali and her submissive group bullying someone, tormenting A until they concocted the perfect game of revenge that got out of hand (shout out to Lucas is A.D. believers).
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Or maybe free-agent signee Mike Wallace—last seen spending the last three seasons tormenting fantasy owners—who joins the Ravens as a deep threat in an organization that could never figure out how to make Torrey Smith a week-to-week weapon?
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Gonzalez tries to continue tormenting Cincinnati while looking to extend his hitting streak to 10 games and homer in a career-high fifth straight contest when the Rockies host the Reds on Wednesday in the third contest of their four-game series.
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"Shoulder Demon (after Giotto)" (23) features a sturdy young woman extending her left arm as she strides forward; at her side is a seahorse-like serpent that, frankly, doesn't seem to be tormenting her terribly (though I'm sure it could be quite annoying).
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Santana's first career slam lifts Brewers over Diamondbacks MILWAUKEE — Through the first two months of the season, Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell insisted that it wouldn't be long until his team's starting pitching caught up to its offense, which was tormenting the National League.
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"The exhaustion experienced in burnout combines an intense yearning for this state of completion with the tormenting sense that it cannot be attained, that there is always some demand or anxiety or distraction which can't be silenced," Josh Cohen, a psychoanalyst specializing in burnout, writes.
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His imaginary arrangements are inspired by the father of surrealism, Hieronymus Bosch, and one work in particular: the Triptych of the Temptation of St. Anthony, as a three-part opus filled with demons and witches tormenting the Christian monk, who manages to remain uncorrupted.
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" According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Savage had a rep for intimidating and tormenting female crew members, demanding they stop following him around -- even though it was their job to do so -- and told them, "Don't ever even f**king look at me anymore!
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The latest entry in Alex Grecian's lurid series of Victorian melodramas expands on the author's obsessive interest in Jack the Ripper with another potboiler in which Saucy Jack is alive and well and still tormenting Inspector Walter Day of Scotland Yard's elite new Murder Squad.
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Phillies 153, Mets 143 Aaron Nola carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning to improve to 133-123, and Jay Bruce continued tormenting his former team with a pair of home runs and four RBIs as Philadelphia rolled to a win in New York.
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"Seven Samurai" (21962), the story of farmers who hire a band of master swordsmen to rout the bandits tormenting their village, was remade in 21967 by John Sturges as "The Magnificent Seven," an acclaimed western starring Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen and Charles Bronson.
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And the Yankees can certainly take encouragement from the fact they will get a respite from Dallas Keuchel and Justin Verlander, who have a history of tormenting the Yankees in the playoffs and did so again in the first two games of this series.
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Every time one of these tweeting disasters occurs, it reminds us that the United States president has no more discernible self-control than a 10-year-old bully who works out his failure to pass third grade by tormenting the little kids on the playground.
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He said that he has talked to Mr. Flanagan only once in recent weeks — last Thursday or Friday — a sign of his rocky relationship with the Republican leader who year after year has seemed to relish tormenting the mayor over the issue of school control.
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A Hawaii man accused of cyberstalking and tormenting a Utah woman and her father by sending hundreds of food deliveries, unwanted service providers and prostitutes to their home was apprehended in Honolulu by the F.B.I. The man, Loren M. Okamura, was arrested on Nov.
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Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson) Let's face it — if Littlefinger and Olenna Tyrell, the status-seeking self-made man and the matriarch of one of the richest noble families, hadn't conspired to poison Joffrey at his own wedding, he would be tormenting everyone in sight.
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Darren: I sense Pelosi is maximizing the banner headline effects from the impeachment vote and letting it wash around a bit in the country's psyche — not to mention tormenting Trump and his allies by leaving it hanging whether there will even be a Senate trial.
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After finding a comic book last week written by both Charlotte (Vanessa Ray) and Lucas that is an illustrated step-by-step guide to bullying and tormenting people, the old Liars would have ignored everything else in their life to track him down and ask questions.
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Like all settlements in the game, you need to worry about the basic necessities — beds to sleep on, water to drink, defense systems just in case you're attacked — but you also get access to seemingly mundane items that are perfect for entertaining or tormenting your new residents.
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On a visit to Washington recently, days before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee approved the "Opioid Crisis Response Act" last week, I was struck by how many members of Congress shared their feelings with me about the stigma tormenting substance users in their communities.
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In this sense, the movie riffs on the opening of "Lady Sings the Blues," in which a dazed and crazed Holiday, charged with possession of heroin, goes through a tormenting withdrawal, only to be saved by her soon-to-be-husband, Louis McKay (Billy Dee Williams).
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Spieth was among the first golfers on the course Thursday, and his ignominious start served as a warning to the field: Nothing was going to be easy about this opening roundat Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, a course with a rich history of tormenting the world's best golfers.
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" Early Friday morning, Argento responded to the letter on Twitter, writing: "To all my sisters and brothers and fellow #silencebreakers who stood up against the cyber bullies that have been tormenting me for weeks now: I love you, I am grateful to each and every one of you.
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Narrated by Wilfred, the story bores in on the gnawing toll exacted by taking a single life, as he's visited by visions of his not-so-dearly departed (who "absconded," he tells the sheriff), as well as the horde of rats who join in haunting and tormenting him.
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Trump & Friends presented this dizzying White House purge as a twisted version of him growing into the job, even as everyone else felt he was going in the opposite direction, behaving disgracefully by 86-ing Rex Tillerson in a tweet and tormenting other staffers he finds annoying or uppity.
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It's even been called "the worst on the internet," and a reflection of YouTube's overall toxic culture, where creators are rewarded for outrageous behavior — whether that's tormenting and exploiting their children, filming footage of a suicide victim, promoting dangerous "miracle cures" or sharing conspiracies, to name a few high-profile examples.
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"I am desperately praying that North Korea's Kim Jong Un and all administrators under him kneel down in front of God and repent for their sins, leave the path of tormenting their people," Kim, who came to the South in 2004, said in his studio at the Far East Broadcasting Company.
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It wasn't the outed crush that upset Ms. Dunscombe — the tormenting song that someone is "Sitting in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g," is playground standard — it was that the fake account was created in her daughter's name so easily and with the purpose of damaging her young daughter's reputation.
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While some think Thiel is right to stick it to an outlet that at times seemed to rely on tormenting him to meet its traffic targets, others — including reporters and First Amendment specialists — expressed concern today that Thiel and other wealthy benefactors could effectively silence journalists and other critics by funding lawsuits against them.
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There are five poems in this book called "Wonderland," and in each a character appears called Caleb, who goes from playing in his yard to tormenting a dog to tattooing a swastika on his arm to joining a skinhead march, swinging a pipe in his hand as his childhood evaporates and he disappears into … what?
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In works from the Italian and Northern Renaissance, each artist found something that sparked his or her imagination: Hell; the Deluge; the poisonous effects of ergotism (a disease caused by consuming fungus-infected rye grain); the tormenting of a saint; the Virgin Mary reluctantly learning her future, and the burden it would press upon her.
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" In response, the Biden campaign told ABC News that the move was "no surprise," with a campaign spokeswoman adding that trolling Biden aims to "take attention away from this president's appalling record of separating families and using immigrants as scapegoats, tormenting hatred and white supremacy, and trying to take away health care from millions of Americans who need it.
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But Telgemeier's interest in knotty issues of tween and teenage social and family life has been evident since her first comics memoir, "Smile," which used the story of sixth-grade dental trauma to explore not just a childhood of painful orthodonture but the difficulty of separating yourself from so-called friends who spend most of their time tormenting you.
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" The source also claims that the Bravo star is the one pushing to settle the divorce: "She just wants it to be over, but he wants to keep tormenting her" Reps for Caffrey did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment, while a rep for Staub confirmed that "Danielle was granted a temporary restraining order against her husband to ensure her safety.
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Op-Docs Smallpox was always present, filling the churchyard with corpses, tormenting with constant fear all whom it had not yet stricken, leaving on those whose lives it spared the hideous traces of its power, turning the babe into a changeling at which the mother shuddered, and making the eyes and cheeks of the betrothed maiden objects of horror to the lover.
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The Edel Rodriguez illustration accompanies an article titled: "While Trump Is Tweeting, These 3 People Are Undoing American Government as We Know It." In the piece, Time's Massimo Calabresi examines "How Trump's cabinet is dismantling government as we know it," focusing on the behind-the-scenes action that takes place when the president is preoccupied with things like tormenting the Twitter-verse.
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They say there are too many rank-and-file Republicans who still hold a grudge against Jordan for forcing out then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE, a fellow Ohio Republican, in 2015 and tormenting his successor, Ryan.
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" In a charming irony, he passed the last decade of his life in Rome, at the Convent of the Blue Nuns, producing countless exquisite sentences like this: "A mind enlightened by skepticism and cured of noisy dogma, a mind discounting all reports, and freed from all tormenting anxiety about its own fortunes and existence, finds in the wilderness of essence a very sweet and marvelous solitude.
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" During his time there, he learns something of the history of Tulsa from his hosts, including "the riots that occurred in 1921," which he relates in precise and tormenting detail: There was a vibrant black community in a part of town called Greenwood (One of those thriving middle classes, I suppose), so prosperous with its Banks and businesses and homes that it was called "the Negro Wall Street.
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It would catalog the years of racial profiling, the tormenting of immigrants and Latinos, the physical mistreatment and humiliation of inmates and defendants, the beatings and neglect and deaths behind bars, the abuses of office — withholding records, harassing and persecuting elected officials and journalists, failing to investigate hundreds of unsolved sex crimes, squandering taxpayer funds on crime sweeps and "posses" and looney-tune vendettas, like the mission to expose President Obama's supposedly forged birth certificate.
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During the past year, I was lucky enough to talk to all three men in Alabama, and Jones's account provides an opportunity to revisit both the remarkable dark-horse campaign that made him the first Democratic senator from the South's reddest state in nearly three decades, as well as this tormenting saga of justice long delayed by Justice Department ineptitude and the personal malfeasance of the longtime F.B.I. director J. Edgar Hoover.
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The monochromatic drawings and paintings in this exhibition, like the toothy ghoul in "Beast Head" (1958) and the stampeding "Winged Beast" (1961), parallel the tormented and tormenting figures of Brits like Francis Bacon and Lucien Freud, as well as similar figurations, bristling with existential dread, by New York-based contemporaries like Robert Beauchamp, Bob Thompson, Lester Johnson, and Joan Herbst — images that cropped up repeatedly two years ago in Grey Art Gallery's Inventing Downtown 1952-1965.
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But he also added that "with all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea..." Trapped in a controversy of his own creation after tormenting Comey, the Congress, the press and the American public with the implication that he might have bugged the White House, Donald Trump fell back on one of his regular tricks, offering a unclear clarification and acting more like a bad magician than President of the United States.
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Twitter Introduces Red X Mark To Verify Users It's Okay To Harass This made me laugh: "This new verification system offers users a simple, efficient way to determine which accounts belong to total pieces of shit whom you should have no qualms about tormenting to your heart's desire," said spokesperson Elizabeth James, adding that the small red symbol signifies that Twitter has officially confirmed the identity of a loathsome person who deserves the worst abuse imaginable and who will deliberately have their Mute, Block, and Report options disabled.
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There are too many rank-and-file Republicans who still hold a grudge against the former Freedom Caucus chairman for forcing out then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE, a fellow Ohio Republican, in 22019 and tormenting his successor, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.).
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There was Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone, of course, who delights in fighting as often as he can and on as short notice as possible, and who responded to MMAFighting reporter Ariel Helwani's claim on Twitter that convincing any fighter to fight Nurmagomedov on 10 days' notice will be a "tough sell" with a Tweet of his own: And then reigning lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos threw his name into the mix, seeking not only his first fight back since injuring himself in the lead-up to his fight last month with McGregor but also hoping to redeem his last lost, a beating at the hands of Nurmagomedov that the Dagestani has been tormenting the "fake champ" with ever since.
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