To describe this as an unasked-for argument would be putting it lightly.
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Then strangely all the other guys showed up with beards, too, unasked for.
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My depression has given me unasked-for gifts, including a sensitivity to others' suffering.
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Sometimes it means revealing the intimate moments of endurance, of unexpected kindness, unasked for love.
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"Why am I a toy?" he demands to know, mere hours into his unasked-for life.
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And eventually the gaze turns into unwanted, unasked-for touch, and that's what ruins Hannah's life.
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Whoever they are, the most sordid, unasked-for crushes involve someone you can't imagine avoiding or dating.
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If anything justifies the unasked-for return of Arrested Development for a fifth season, this might be it.
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I'm here to tell you that you should listen to all this unasked-for advice and read that story.
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BM: What do any of us like less than unasked-for advice, especially from one of your investors, in public.
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Wedding shamers take to social media to voice unasked for opinions on wedding dresses, rings, cakes, mothers-in-law and so much more.
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Sure, it took the top spot, but its competition was the unasked-for and the ridiculous: Alice Through the Looking Glass and Angry Birds.
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However Musk's unasked for experimental 'escape pod' device has not been involved in the rescue mission — after being deemed impractical for conditions in the caves.
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The news coverage has put many women in mind of unsolicited shoulder massages at the office, or unasked-for hugs and arms around the shoulder.
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The lavishness turns quickly into horror — Godwin gives us buckets of blood unasked for in the original — and then into a presentiment of Lear on the heath.
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You know, the ones that include yet another unasked-for edit from George Lucas, specifically of the most controversial edit he ever made on a special edition.
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It's the consequences that echo around the content that are truly damaging—threats, stalking, assault, impact on someone's employment, and the unasked-for emotional cost of using the internet.
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So here, completely unasked for and likely undesired by the company, are four suggestions for making Wizards Unite something that I will play for more than half a month.
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But this suppression was done in the dark, unasked for by the "protected" parties — and it wasn't until exposed by German site NetzPolitik that anyone knew these rules had existed.
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And giving the black worker in Florida an unasked-for pay hike would cost the organization a chunk of unbudgeted money (and open it up to having to adjust others' salaries too).
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In what can only be described as a sexist scavenger hunt, people began going over her work to see how much she'd really contributed to the project that skyrocketed her to unasked-for fame.
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Doing so risks minimizing an offense that ultimately hinges on unasked-for intimate contact, and a lawyer who argues that wearing a device like Hush in public is opening themselves to its unauthorized use is victim blaming.
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The monster we catch a glimpse of is some kind of pig-man (sort of like the pig-man in Murder House) and somebody keeps leaving little dolls all over the place and hanging unasked-for yarn decor around Shelby and Matt's house.
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There are times, in our encounters with art, when we find ourselves on the receiving end of an unasked-for gift: the gaze of a girl in a 16th-century portrait; a sustained low note on the cello; the naked muscle of a dancer's straining limb.
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The game itself is the same size it has always been, but it's telling that, among all the other emotions that will come with kickoff on Sunday, the foremost one might be relief—Super Bowl City will be struck, the endless unasked-for bigness will disappear from view.
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We also get a good look at Ian McShane as Shadow's unasked-for patron Mr. Wednesday, and Emily Browning as his dead wife Laura—and fans of the Gaiman novel will recognize a number of minor characters, from old-schoolers Mad Sweeney and Bilquis to new jacks like Technical Boy.
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The bottom line is that everyone's personal data is being made to carry a lot of baggage these days — and most of the time it's almost impossible to figure out exactly what that unasked for baggage might entail when you consent to letting a particular app or service track where you go.
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This bit of linguistic contortionist is just the latest ridiculous twist in a long-running defamation suit which began when Musk suffered the public humiliation of building a non-viable and unasked-for miniature submarine to rescue a children's soccer team that had become trapped in a cave in Thailand last summer.
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For instance to push users to post more content — such as by generating an artificial slideshow of "memories" from your profile and a friend's profile, and then suggesting you share this unasked for content on your timeline (pushing you to do so because, well, what's your friend going to think if you choose not to share it?).
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This was sudden death, and horror, unwanted and unasked for, but complete." Lieutenant Commander Stinson reported: "I felt and saw two flashes after which only the bow of the ship was visible. The rest had disintegrated and the bow sank soon afterwards." The two survivors, SN 1/c Kemp and SN 1/c Kennedy, according to Stinson, ". . .
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McKay introduced a version of the bill into the House on February 20; debate began the same day. The dollar was attacked on the ground it would be too small; the double eagle on the claim that it would be heavily abraded in circulation, and would become lightweight. McKay did not respond substantively, but stated that if no one wanted these denominations, they would be unasked-for at the Mint, and would not be coined. Pennsylvania Representative Joseph Ingersoll, a Whig, spoke against the bill, noting that Patterson opposed the new denominations.
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Amy pays Willow a visit, wanting her rat cage as a souvenir, and talks with Willow about her progress with avoiding magic, something which Amy isn't very encouraging about. Wishing to get Willow back on to magic, Amy gives her an unasked-for gift that provides Willow with uncontrollable magical powers. Buffy watches the grinder grind meat, but discovers a human finger in the processed meat. Appalled at the idea of human meat being the secret ingredient, Buffy confronts Manny about it, but he doesn't agree with her suspicions.
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Meek little Waffles Bunny, variously depicted as a reporter or a shoeshine boy, rubs a magic ring to gain mass and height and become the flying, super-strong Super Rabbit. He is virtually invulnerable except for a small spot on the very top of his head, where something as light as a falling feather could knock him out. He protects the innocent, captures robbers, and even fights such World War II menaces as Super Nazi, a pig with a Hitler mustache. His self- proclaimed "number-one fan" and unasked-for publicist Wilbur Woodpecker occasionally accompanies Super Rabbit, much to his consternation.
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Life presents the ordinary human being with ample unasked-for occasions to practice redemptive suffering. However, religious practitioners in various traditions have found spiritual benefits from voluntarily bringing upon themselves additional pain and discomfort through corporal mortification. One extreme example of redemptive suffering, which existed in the 13th and 14th centuries in Europe, was the Flagellant movement. As a partial response to the Black Death, these radicals, who were later condemned as heretics in the Catholic Church, engaged in body mortification, usually by whipping themselves, to repent for their sins, which they believed led to the Black Death.
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Idaho had been admitted to the Union earlier in 1890, and Boise, the state capital, was a boom town, where the police and courts were not yet fully effective. Borah's first case was referred to him by the gambler who had advised him on board the train; the young attorney was asked to defend a man accused of murder for shooting a Chinese immigrant in the back. Borah gained an unasked- for dismissal when the judge decided that killing a Chinese male was at worst manslaughter. Borah prospered in Boise, both in law and in politics.
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A similar review from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch asserted that "at nearly 500 pages, Sword of Summer is too long" and loses some of its charm from the overuse of "quests-within-a-quest". While Gopnik and others accept The Sword of Summer as of passable quality and certain to appeal to many readers, Gopnik summarizes their views in his review's concluding lines: "The marvels of myth Riordan recreates here as before; the mystery of myth remains unactualized in his work or, sadder and more likely, unasked for by his time." On a more positive note, some critics appreciated Riordan's new turn towards multiculturalism. Other reviewers have shown interest in Riordan's choice to kill his main character and other signs of his newest story being more mature than the famous Percy Jackson & the Olympians.
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Because of this, her entire species was classified as "dangerous" and prohibited from ever entering Japan. Despite this and because she wanted to make friends, Kino contacted an underworld broker (later revealed to be the President of Black Lily Innovations [see below]) who illegally smuggled her into the country alongside Killa and a third liminal. However, much to Kino's confusion, instead of accepting money as payment the broker demanded that she wander around the Kurusu house, which she did until she was found by Papi and brought into the house. After her spores are neutralized (thanks to some unexpected and unasked-for modifications to Kimihito's house courtesy of Mero's mother), Kino apologizes for the troubles she caused and warns Kimihito that the last illegal liminal scares even her.
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He was appointed in November 1909 as a member of a Royal Commission on the selection of Justices of the Peace (magistrates), which reported in July 1910. The Commission's recommendations included the appointment of local committees which would monitor the effectiveness of magistrates and report of whether more magistrates were needed, and proposals to remove political bias from the selection process. However, Verney signed the report with a note dissociating himself from the proposal that "the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Lieutenants should refuse to receive any unasked-for recommendations from members of parliament or candidates for such membership in their own constituencies, or from political agents or representatives of political associations"; he claimed that this was outside the scope of the commission. Verney was re-elected in Buckingham in January 1910, but at the December 1910 general election he stood aside from Buckingham to allow his nephew Sir Harry Verney, 4th Baronet to contest the seat.
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