A flower for your uncouth declaration of thy advanced age.
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She once publicly reprimanded a police officer for uncouth remarks.
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He may have been uncouth but there was no touching.
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It's uncouth to go up without explicitly thanking the Academy.
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They are considered uncouth to talk about in certain company.
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These things are for the unbeautiful, the uneducated, the uncouth.
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It would be uncouth to criticize a juvenile talent show.
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Being uncouth ranks way below being, for instance, an unreconstructed bigot.
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Mr. Loesch called the speaker "uncouth" and also demanded her censure.
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"Bodak Yellow" is Cardi at her peak—sexy, lethal, deliciously uncouth.
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Am I being uncouth if I drink directly from the glass?
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Baker carefully turns this kid's depressive, uncouth world into a wonderland.
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He's kind of an uncouth guy, he lets these things slip.
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But others defended the president's speech as being factually accurate, if uncouth.
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Scandalous means being condemned by the viewer for making unfair, uncouth revelations.
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People saw uncouth and thought unconventional; they saw raffish and thought rebel.
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The water tankers embody the market's brawny, uncouth response to Bangalore's public failure.
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I apologize if my mod-action and uncouth words today have caused anxiety.
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It wasn't so long ago that public discussions about pregnancy were considered uncouth.
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Women invited by men to drink in bars were seen as loose and uncouth.
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I am more than the uncouth robe and hood With which I am clothed.
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Cloth, as you can image, is far too uncouth for such a luxury machine.
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By far the most vivid character is the team director, an uncouth, amoral machiavel.
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For now, it's not always clear what goes into each batch of Uncouth Vermouth.
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Wolfram Koch makes for an unusually assertive, though still gruff and uncouth, Sancho Panza.
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Chloe, still grieving the death of her father, is as uncouth and rebellious as ever.
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Color—apart from its proper sphere in painting—was deemed philosophically base and socially uncouth.
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Ideas once thought of as intellectually uncouth and morally repulsive have suddenly become merely controversial.
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It would be uncouth to see a mermaid without a tail if you are a child.
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Even then, it was thought rather uncouth for nominees to show up at their own hearings.
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They also complain that their orderly, law-abiding culture is being eroded by uncouth, rapacious visitors.
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It's uncouth to say that, but grand political analysis is also made up of petty prejudices.
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Sal is uncouth and an alcoholic, rootless and resigned to it, but nonetheless up for anything.
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I wish our President was more articulate and less quite frankly uncouth in how he does it.
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It felt like the auto industry had crashed CES as the uncouth guest flashing around marketing dollars.
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But he was otherwise a model bohemian, uncouth and turbulent while, at least in photographs, appealingly waifish.
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It used to be regarded as uncouth to talk too much about our appetites, a bit Gallic.
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Critics labeled him ignorant, uncouth, a racist, hypocrite, demagogue and a sexual predator, all accusations he denied.
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The schoolmarm also raps their heads for uncouth laughter, bad grammar, cigar smoking in class, and tardiness.
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But the country's penchant for being a tad uncouth and uncultivated often shines through in more unscripted moments.
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So far, three volumes of this series have been published, and they are a lot of uncouth fun.
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Perhaps the relationship between his uncouth subject matter and the critical and financial success struck him as hypocritical.
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I tried to let him know it was uncouth by asking if he thought food and hair mixed.
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One source with knowledge of the matter described the tone of the demand as "uncouth", leaving Mahathir furious.
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Don't think "alt-right" — the phrase that attempts to normalize today's ungainly, uncouth Twitter-trolling beast of conservatism.
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For much of our history, a person's weight was considered a private matter and uncouth to talk about publicly.
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Also, what happens if your uncouth neighbor nabs your drone delivery before you have a chance to grab it?
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Andrew Jackson was constantly being called a demagogue by his enemies — as well as a vulgar, uncouth, unlettered barbarian.
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Before the age of television, traveling circuses rode the rails from spring through fall, bringing uncouth entertainment to Americans.
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Some of Mr. McNeely's fellow African-Americans also disapproved of his over-the-top displays, shunning them as uncouth.
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He is unpredictable, profane, uncouth, and worse, he is not a politician, by any ordinary sense of the word.
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It is not a game for the uncouth, and yet it is also a game for the rich and spoiled.
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The primary difference is that Morgan's figures are more unselfconscious, rotund, raunchy, uncouth, loony, and scandalous than their mainstream counterparts.
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Plenty of candidates in the past have been in trouble for not shaming supporters who say uncouth things during rallies.
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For centuries, it was considered not just uncouth, but immoral for a pregnant woman to simply be seen in public.
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And they sometimes are used to play down or dismiss political activity that an analyst finds uncouth, retrograde or offensive.
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These were the only occasions that public spitting of the seeds — an uncouth habit, according to my parents — was allowed.
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The question is uncouth, explains Dan Vinton, a lifetime rancher and longtime county commissioner; it's like prying into a person's salary.
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In an unforeseen turn of events — in which Trump is now president of the United States — this exchange is decidedly uncouth.
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Dropping the F-bomb publicly and telling risqué stories classifies you as uncouth and can keep you from those upscale meetings.
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That's because I've long been one of the few writers to be critical of the GT-R and its uncouth nature.
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" The Daily Beast reported a series of uncouth statements by Luckey — "I've got plenty of money… money is not my issue.
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This puts the press in the position of looking uncouth or feckless if they choose to dig deeper or insinuate salacious rumors.
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We are taught that thinking otherwise is indicative of an uncouth prejudice more suited for a bygone period in our nation's history.
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British officials refuse to comment on Bellingcat, and Russian officials call the group "uncouth goons" and a potential front for Western intelligence.
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Of course, our politicians can get involved, but based upon their antics over the last couple of years they would be uncouth.
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Trump has also not hesitated to talk up crowd sizes even in tragic situations where political point scoring is typically considered uncouth.
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They should adopt GOP policy positions to win over Republican voters because Trump abandoned those ideas or is personally uncouth to them.
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Mr. Redstone, viewed by Hollywood as cocksure and uncouth, wanted to acquire Paramount to prove that he'd made it — that he belonged.
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The United States had just elected the most vulgar, uncouth, egotistical, and misogynistic man imaginable to the most powerful position in the world.
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With little education, and considered uncouth, Jackson connected with people — he was a war hero lionized for winning the Battle of New Orleans.
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When Trump the younger took on Manhattan, the old money elites didn't want him in their clubs -- he was too brash, too uncouth.
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On Twitter, for instance, accounts are now subjected to 12-hour lockdowns if they tweet anything uncouth at someone with a verified tick.
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Even though it's uncouth to leave the home in only a shirt and no bottoms, all we ever talk about is the top.
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And she's clearly meant to be a bit off, with her uncouth spoon-licking gesture and the oddly unattractive cut of her pants.
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Like many Americans, I long for the days when uncouth plagues of locusts were confined to the margins of our well-mannered skies.
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But there's just something a bit uncouth and grimy-feeling about a man killing off a pregnant woman in a completely violent way.
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Wolf came back to Ivanka later in the uncouth segment after taking a few shots at Justice Clarence Thomas and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
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Sure, he might say some things that are uncouth, but don't you want a president who isn't afraid to say what he's really thinking?
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To the brilliance of Franz Hawlata's Baron Ochs, blustery but never uncouth, genuinely funny in a role it is easy to turn into cliché?
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I wonder if, also in Trump, we see a more uncouth and vulgar echo of another idea that the Democrats brought us: benevolent nepotism.
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"Anything that is made of less than 25 percent alcohol should go in your refrigerator once it's opened," Ms. Miraglia of Uncouth Vermouth said.
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Paris has struggled to prevent public or "wild peeing" for years, even implementing an "incivility brigade " to enforce fines for uncouth behavior in 2016.
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Who knows why, in "The Upside," Phillip picks the uncouth, underqualified Dell to drive him around, change his catheter and share his palatial apartment.
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"I went flying out to the studio thinking it was a very uncouth joke and I was going to give her a mouthful," he says.
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A spate of uncouth tweets managed to cast a cloud over his electric car company — which actually performed pretty well this year — and its stock.
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They can be self-centered, boorish, and uncouth, yet viewers tune in every week to watch them indulge their rude, crude, and sometimes lewd ways.
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While traditional politicians spoke in lofty tones and constructed great plans in big briefing books, Trump spoke simple language and made direct, if uncouth, promises.
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At one point during jury selection, a potential member of the panel said she was uncomfortable with the uncouth language that kept emerging in court.
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For others, it was a problem, something threatening and uncouth that stood the risk of corrupting the nation's youth and corroding society's morals and values.
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The first would involve running back into the understanding embrace of the Stoolies and building an uncouth, unapologetic brand aimed exclusively at boorish young men.
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There's a quote in your book that the Trump phenomenon is an uncouth, vulgar echo of the dangerous idea that billionaires can solve our problems.
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But Bianca Miraglia, whose New York company, Uncouth Vermouth, makes wonderfully idiosyncratic, militantly natural and local vermouths from ingredients she grows or forages, does not.
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If this was 2018 I'd make a joke about thirst or getting wet or something similarly uncouth, but we've all grown as people since then.
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The hoodies themselves feature details that seemingly resemble bullet holes — a design decision that many are finding uncouth at best and tragedy-profiteering at worst.
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By contrast, Keiser portrays a Herod who is less lecherous than simply uncouth — what you would expect of a power-hungry princeling of an empire.
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Trump & Miss Universe By Theodore Schleifer, CNN Clinton parried a claim from Trump about her "stamina" by pointing to Trump's history of uncouth remarks about women.
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As long as he continues to do what is good for the country, Querol thinks the ordinary citizen can forgive the uncouth behavior and foul language.
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Now, just because I was driving the Vantage GT Roadster in a most uncivilized manner doesn't mean the car itself is uncouth — quite the contrary, actually.
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" He learned to walk, and began to wander, still unable to speak—"the uncouth and inarticulate sounds which broke from me frightened me into silence again.
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Shower-wise, spending anything less than $50 on a gift is uncouth, according to Vogue, and if you have to travel, that's yet another weekend expense.
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In his lifetime, Wojnarowicz became a star, though an unconventional one, unsmooth, unpredictable, unstylish even, with his clotted paint, uncouth symbols, and jabbing ideas and words.
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Indeed, it seems almost bizarre that such an intelligent, educated woman should have spent years mythologizing a husband who, by all accounts, was an uncouth philanderer.
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With her strong will and studiously uncouth opinions (including a trollish Trump endorsement), she became better known as a social-media loose cannon than a musician.
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"In the media, even before he ran for president, having that on your résumé was perceived as uncouth, or, 'Whoa, this is outrageous,'" Mr. Sirota said.
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He is alleged to have smeared faeces on the wall of the embassy and neglected his cat, among other uncouth behaviour, according to Ecuador's exasperated foreign minister.
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Though Sacred Games sets up a world in which you expect assault, rape, and gun fights, they fit into Gaitonde's uncouth reality through careful production and cinematography.
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At the same time, while his blundering and uncouth behavior seems to have put a fairly low ceiling on his approval ratings, Democrats have reason to worry.
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Donald Trump throughout his business career, throughout the entire campaign, has been narcissistic, he's been uncouth, he's been offensive, " Kovacevich said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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For their part, the plutocrats may have regarded the New Right as uncouth and their social agenda divisive, but they, too, preferred it to any available alternative.
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The ruling was supposed to be a sign of the times, a legitimization of counterculture and an acknowledgment of the shifting social norms around profanity and uncouth speech.
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Wine, spirits and chocolate producers are multiplying, such as Red Hook Winery, Uncouth Vermouth, Van Brunt Stillhouse and Raaka Co. Virgin Chocolate, all offering tastings, tours, or both.
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However, incumbent Republican President Donald Trump has rankled some of the establishment with conservative policies on immigration, trade and the environment, as well as his sometimes-uncouth demeanor.
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I've had Uncouth Vermouths made with beets and rhubarb, butternut squash and apple mint, which contains no apple at all but is a particularly fruity sort of mint.
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In Georgia, the more that Atlanta's newspaper editors and influential citizens castigated Eugene Talmadge as corrupt, uncouth and dangerous, the deeper his rural supporters dug in their heels.
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Still, defamation cases can be difficult to win in the US, where courts have given speakers wide-ranging freedom, sometimes even when making accusations that are, ahem, uncouth.
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However, incumbent Republican President Donald Trump has rankled some of the establishment with conservative policies on immigration, trade and the environment, as well as his sometimes-uncouth demeanor.
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He said the electorate were mesmerized at how Duterte continued his attacks on the country's elite, and seemed to care little that he is portrayed, at times, as uncouth.
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Andy Cohen openly admits to employing some uncouth house hunting tactics: He started scoping out the unit above his West Village apartment after hearing its elderly owner was ill.
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The greatest expressions of joy or sorrow, they're considered a bit uncouth or in poor taste, because you're supposed to be able to handle anything that comes your way.
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Tamburlaine, another sheep-farmer from an uncouth foreign land who defies convention and morals to rule half the globe simply because he can; the comparisons are too irresistible to ignore.
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It's precisely the people that others find appalling or uncouth or don't approve of [...] that Jesus specifically seeks out in the gospel [...] to say, Look, this is where I am.
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They could have been holographic projections from the real ballroom, but they weren't; like the rest of the Million, Gavin had been raised to think of digital simulation as uncouth.
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How uncouth would it have been for the bohemian bartender to ask his eager patrons what medications we were on before handing us a Kin cocktail, rimmed with gold glitter.
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"[At] that point, the IRC emulation community had some kind of deep hatred for [iNES developer] Marat; the guy was uncouth, but he didn't deserve any of that," Chadwick said.
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When the song is released, Swift decides to position herself as the innocent party being victimized by West's uncouth stylings, a position she reinforces with her speech at the Grammys.
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If it's rare to see a person over a certain age wearing a topknot, it's because it conveys a certain uncouth youthfulness, a sense of unseriousness, a need to provoke.
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Senior Democratic strategists said their candidates had found a way to tie Republican candidates to the deeply unpopular president, not through his uncouth statements and behavior but through his unpopular policies.
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We frequently and consistently elect and hire men to lead us on the biggest stages even if we don't like them, even if they are uncouth, even if they are unqualified.
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Old-fashioned macroeconomics, based on loose psychological propositions like the marginal propensity to consume, and often describing aggregate relationships without explicitly describing what individuals were doing, was considered dubious and uncouth.
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As the pair travel from New York to the Midwest and through the South, Tony must overcome his own racism while Dr. Shirley grapples with his own loneliness and Tony's uncouth rowdiness.
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Independent voters are not hedging their partisan bets or holding their noses at the messy party fights in Washington; rather, they want to avoid being judged by friends and neighbors as uncouth.
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Trump now comes marching into Washington like the uncouth Jackson, with the support of the common man, but carrying the policies of the opposing Whigs -- the policies of a latter-day Hamiltonian.
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"Meghan is subjected to double standards that are blatant in their intent to frame her as an ignorant, uncouth, and unfit for the aristocracy, much less the royal family," Meinzer told Insider.
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One of the things that emerged is that Murdoch was a visionary, a story perhaps suppressed by those who think he was an uncouth outsider who just wanted to wreck the shop.
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Yes, Ryan is decorous and polite where Trump is confrontational and uncouth, but the say-anything brand of politics that so outrages Trump's critics is no less present in Ryan's recent history.
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He may think it's uncouth to blow up one's enemies in a house of worship, but when push comes to shove he'll fall in line with whoever promises to fight the foreign hordes.
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It's also something that Pam Beesly, former receptionist at Dunder Mifflin from our favorite show The Office, experienced today when restaurant chain Chili's officially forgave her for her uncouth behavior 73 years ago.
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Related: 19 Bathtubs Around the World With Breathtaking Views Depending on what country you've chosen as your destination, you could be walking a fine line between a polite, everyday citizen — and an uncouth tourist.
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And, you can still sip a cherry liqueur-laced Singapore Sling while tossing peanut shells over your shoulder at the Long Bar, perhaps the only spot where it's proper to be a bit uncouth.
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He's a talented, serious and agile writer, who possesses genuine tenderness for the dim and luckless, the uncouth and poor, people whom the "callous and fickle literary world" aren't much interested in these days.
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William Strampel, the former dean of the university's College of Osteopathic Medicine, also used "uncouth and sometimes offensive language," and the matter was discussed with him before his reinstatement for another term, Youatt said.
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Mr. Trump is never mentioned by name, but the narration sketches an undisciplined, uncouth monarch who has been propped up by obscene wealth, a nonstop media circus and a remarkable talent for self-aggrandizing.
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The American Republican Party is dominated by a man who has no conservative qualities whatsoever: he's personally uncouth, feasts on television and fast food, makes policy by Twitter and is bent on overturning the establishment.
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But that is feminism for you: always so uncouth and insensitive to aesthetics, and, of course, always bringing things down to the personal level, not being able to keep things like art and society apart.
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Populists in office thrive on a circus-like atmosphere that casts the populist leader as persecuted by media and political elites who are obsessed with his uncouth behavior while he is busy doing the people's work.
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Culture is frequently cited by Greek and Italian officials as an implied reproach to uncouth northerners obsessed with rules: kicking either state out of the euro zone would be tantamount to Europe ripping out its heart.
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If Jackson's opponents could not fathom the nature of his appeal, his supporters—an unwashed, uncouth "King Mob"—tended to grossly overestimate just how interested their hero was in their welfare, as opposed to his own.
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Professionals weren't taken as seriously as their collegiate counterparts, and in both football and basketball the college game was held in much higher esteem than the professional game, which was seen as uncouth and generally dodgy.
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John Gallagher, the only gentleman in this fraternity of uncouth louts, is immediately drawn to Betty Broadbent, the bright 15-year-old daughter of the woman who manages the hotel where the journalists are camped out.
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A Boston tanner who had no formal musical training, Billings was an emblematic musical patriot: He developed an eccentric style marked by boisterous tunes and uncouth harmonies, and was a friend of agitators including Samuel Adams.
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It's extremely uncouth of Caitlyn to smear her family in her new book when Kris and the Kardashians are not just extraneous celebrity beings — they are her family, her ex-wife and mother of children, and grandchildren.
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Partly this pride is a self-preservation mechanism of the Chamber of Commerce, which in Wallace's heyday cringed at the uncouth antics of his largely rural supporters and ultimately joined the civil rights movement's call for desegregation.
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Teigen, luckily, is an excellent foil for a fame-thirsty President who, behind all the bluster, is fundamentally seeking the approval from the many who have long rejected him for being boorish, uncouth, racist, and generally repulsive.
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Trump adds to the fascination, and a sense of disbelief in India that someone like him -- who Ghosh says is reminiscent "of the more uncouth and outrageous Indian politicians" -- could come so close to winning the US presidency.
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"Due to incidents on previous sailings in which patrons engaged in uncouth behavior in the cafe, we feel it is our duty to remind our guests that pizza is for eating, not fornicating," the letter read, in part.
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But imagine a president who was just as uncouth as Trump but embraced a set of actually populist positions: universal health insurance, a minimum wage hike, and an increase in infrastructure spending paid for by taxes on the wealthy.
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There's something slightly creepy or at least uncouth about "bringing back" a celebrity who passed away for our own enjoyment; a macabre tribute at best, or a disrespectful co-opting of another human's likeness, without their consent, at worst.
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While Trump might be, in their view, uncouth, unfair, even immoral and a hindrance to the growth of the conservative movement, they view the left as the real threat, a threat only Trump has seemed able to stand up against.
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Litmus tests are dubious tools: many potential nominees will not have a record indicating how they would rule on the matter, and it is uncouth for a president or senator to ask (or for a nominee to answer) such direct questions.
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I imagined my father's life in the village as something out of late Tolstoy: a peasant culture of want, harshness, and discomfort; sledges chased by wolves through the snow, not enough to eat, everything scratchy and uncouth, nothing easy, nothing pretty.
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I'd always dismissed this work as an appealing but predictable exercise in the genre, but the Saint Paul players brought out its storm and stress jitters with stark color contrasts, breathless tempos and a delightfully uncouth, thick-soled Menuetto movement.
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Her studiously nonthreatening quality reportedly helped sway the 53 percent of white women who voted for Trump, who reasoned that he might be uncouth, but he couldn't be so bad if he managed to raise such an independent, elegant woman.
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What makes "MC, Middle, Headliner" work is how it never directly demonizes the anti-PC Jason (Dov Davidoff) as an uncouth loudmouth, but it also doesn't celebrate him as a bold truth-teller being held back by a repressive culture.
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While Trump might be, in their view, uncouth, unfair, even immoral and a hindrance to the growth of the conservative movement, they view the left as the real threat, a threat only Trump has seemed able to stand up against.
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Before our meeting, his assistant warned me on no account to mention an article in which Liu called himself a tuhao , a term meaning "uncouth and wealthy," and applied derisively to those who have risen from nothing in China's hyperkinetic economy.
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The interaction is not necessarily uncouth, but as Ullyot noted in his request to Andreessen, it was "a pretty unusual ask" from Airbnb to Andreessen, especially if the company had already met with others on the mayor's staff to discuss the issue.
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Members of The_Donald, the "high energy" subreddit where Trump supporters exchange racist inside jokes and uncouth memes with each other, are now accusing Twitter of actively promoting Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton over their beloved "God Emperor," Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump.
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Svin'in's watercolour of a European man in a top hat grappling with two barely clothed Native American men in a canoe (pictured) powerfully encapsulates the offensive misconception—held by Euro-American societies for centuries—that indigenous American cultures are uncivilised and uncouth.
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And as she had already developed technology that would accelerate the growth of cell tissue, as well as technology to program memory engrams from online text and video samples, it would be impossible and uncouth, she felt, to decline to assemble the puzzle.
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Although adherents, often with cigarette and beer in hand, attest to the Beijing Bikini's cooling health benefits, they face mounting hostility from educated upstarts or busybody bureaucrats who find the summer parade of bulging tummies uncouth and unbecoming of a great nation.
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Despite the fact that philanthropy is one way to justify the otherwise criminal income disparity that Jeff Bezos' fervent faith in capitalism enables, it seemed, oh, uncouth, that Bezos hadn't stepped up in the same way as some of his fellow billionaires.
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I mean, why would we look to a group of Republicans who just want Trump out of the way so they can get back to regime change wars, and Trump-style tax cuts for the rich, but without so much uncouth language?
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The uncouth conduct of the Roman soldiers at the foot of the cross, for instance, can be seen in no other light: Anyone thinking that Jesus could have done a bit more to avoid his fate is offered this lasting example of humanity's incurable awfulness.
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While it's hard to pinpoint the exact meaning of the shirt, which said "Put the Guns Down" on the back, and the gorilla getup—could be Harambe, could be Dada-ist bullshit—there's something not-so-subtly uncouth (and dare I say racist?) about the whole scenario.
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Maybe the best result of this election is that Trump's fans and haters alike will stop looking to hero worship the president, and instead find new reasons to revere and revive the Founders' very wise warnings and safeguards, not against uncouth behavior, but against actually dangerous tyranny.
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Anti-mainlander sentiment in Hong Kong – where Chinese are accused of a range of offences, from buying up household staples in stores and to behaving in an uncouth manner – as well at the Umbrella Movement pro-democracy protests have also been blamed for weighing on tourism.
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As a vision of anger — uncouth and unrestrained, the woman everyone loved to hate, exploding at the judges when they didn't give her the scores she felt she deserved — Harding was the perfect foil for the elegant suffering of Kerrigan, sobbing in her lacy white leotard.
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Other members of the family have accepted, as part of the bargain they were born into, the tabloid feeding frenzy: zoom lenses poking out of the shrubbery; school friends offered cash to betray their confidence; story lines, some of them invented, casting them as lazy, uncouth and self-indulgent.
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And, even though I decided to proceed geographically, using nothing but the GOS map to choose where to go, what stuck with me the most was art that aligned with my personal tastes (as uncouth as they might be) namely the human figure and pop-surrealism-adjacent work.
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His interests in this field derive in part from his understanding of the course of events in his native Italy, where back in the early 1990s an uncouth businessman named Silvio Berlusconi managed to kick aside the leadership of the country's traditional center right and then install himself as prime minister.
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When I asked how they could say their faith is more important than anything and eagerly support a man like Trump, they again went to the Bible, pointing to all the flawed, powerful men who ended up doing great things, claiming that God often uses uncouth men for higher purposes.
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The story centers on three unhoused people in Tokyo: the uncouth yet earnest Gin (Tōru Emori), who laments the loss of his family; Hana (Yoshiaki Umegaki), a middle-aged transgender woman longing to be a mother; and Miyuki (Aya Okamoto), a teen runaway with a troubled relationship with her father.
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For decades, stars of Oscar-winning movies produced by Mr. Weinstein appeared on the covers of glossy magazines, chitchatted with late-night hosts and provided fodder for gossip columns and broadsheet features while the uncouth executive partly responsible for their success maintained his special status in Beverly Hills and TriBeCa.
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All they have gotten are juries who routinely say a cop made a "reasonable" decision to kill an unarmed man, and police officers who declare it uncouth to second-guess their fellow officers' decisions, and everyday Americans who demonize those who say such rationale is wrong, immoral and self-perpetuating.
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" The narrative sits up and preens whenever Lucrezia enters, and it's a pleasure to watch her deal with a trying father-in-law, an unappealing husband and visits from her overbearing brother, whom the old duke describes as an "unscrupulous, ungodly, uncouth, whoring, warring bastard son of a Spanish interloper.
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But aside from a topless yacht party in the waters off Ibiza; Vince's big-budget passion project, a futuristic retelling of the Jekyll and Hyde story; and a rich, uncouth Texas rival played by Haley Joel Osment, there's not a lot going on — even if they're convinced that they are living the life.
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Though it's uncouth to say such things publicly, Hollywood executives will always privately use the excuse that there are not enough "movie star" actresses who can open a movie — that is, their name is above the title, they're clearly the center of the film's marketing … basically, the movie lives and dies on their involvement.
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That's why unions have been sidelined and bad trade deals have been championed and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's uncouth behavior seems to be of the utmost concern.
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This dispiriting contentment is the sentiment you see from some of Trump's blue-collar supporters, who love his uncouth rhetorical war on his fellow coastal elites so much that they're willing to forgive him his threadbare policy agenda or else trust that gridlock and inertia will protect them from Republican bills whose actual contents they might probably oppose.
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On-the-record speculation about the future of one's colleagues is seen as uncouth in a Capitol overflowing with ambition, but the hushed whispers about the pair of Democrats — who, together, spoke for more than half of their party's time during the trial — is pervasive from every corner of the caucus, and illustrative of their stature among their colleagues.
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The Hitchhikerverse reminds me that you might think about offering Pan-Galactic Gargle Blasters as a pre-dinner cocktail—the Ol' Janx Spirit base helps erase the telekinetic powers of guests uncouth enough to be planning party tricks, and who doesn't like the feeling of having one's brains smashed out by a gold brick wrapped in a slice of lemon?
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To his detractors, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is a reckless and uncouth figure, out of his depth at best and, at worst, putting American democracy at risk.
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The image of Chastain in her sports bra, six-pack on display, triumph on her face, is one of the most famous in the history of sports, both because it captured a huge moment in soccer and because it launched a backlash against Chastain, who was accused of being disrespectful by critics who appeared to believe it was cool for male players to celebrate in this way but uncouth for women to do the same.
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