Am I ungrateful or am I justified in feeling a bit stuck in an ungrateful-recipient position?
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Am I ungrateful or am I justified in feeling a bit stuck in an ungrateful recipient position?
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" - Anna, 26 "Served food to really ungrateful customers.
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" In one interview, she called the cultural establishment "ungrateful.
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For them to be ungrateful is the height of disloyalty.
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" Trump fired back on Sunday, tweeting that Ball was "ungrateful.
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In return, fans have called him selfish, misinformed, and ungrateful.
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His mother has often been portrayed as ungrateful or naggy.
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Thank you for your courageous service to an ungrateful nation.
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My mother would berate me — tell me I was ungrateful.
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How could the body politic be so ungrateful, so misguided?
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I keep the language upbeat so they don't think I'm ungrateful.
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They won't be, but their music certainly will, you ungrateful prick.
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I just think that grateful people are happier than ungrateful people.
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They were called unpatriotic, ungrateful, disrespectful of flag, military and country.
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She looks ungrateful, like she's biting the hand that fed her.
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Now stop being such an ungrateful whippersnapper, and call your grandma.
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"Some of y&aposall are ungrateful for free content," he wrote.
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"Some of y&aposall are ungrateful for free content," McBroom wrote.
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"You need to leave right now … you're an ungrateful asshole," she says.
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They called me ungrateful, a thief, a lazy mooch, an attention whore.
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She's a vicious, ungrateful little snake and you've encouraged her in it.
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During Potter's testimony, she wrote, "Ungrateful slag," on a Post-it note.
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You were found ungrateful, of the body, a person in every sense.
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So far, Kaepernick has been called ungrateful for protesting racism while rich.
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I would cry every night at curtain call and feel so ungrateful.
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All former selves — intractable, lumpy, ungrateful, repetitive, needy — will be left behind.
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Many people would say 'look at how ungrateful the Jewish community is.
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I had so many questions, but I didn't want to seem ungrateful.
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He frequently criticizes prominent African Americans for being unpatriotic, ungrateful and disrespectful.
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Every Trump tweet has an origin story — and the ones that seem most random typically have cable news beginnings: 14 minutes apart: Fox says "ungrateful traitor," Trump says "ungrateful traitor," Fox says "weak leader," Trump says "weak leader." pic.twitter.
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The legal filing also takes a moment to, in effect, call Steinbach ungrateful.
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He thought they were ungrateful, and had betrayed their masters and their country.
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No, I was not presumptuous and ungrateful enough to say such a thing.
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How do you feel about him suggesting that Puerto Rico's leadership was ungrateful?
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But don't think Johnson is ungrateful for the role that shot her to fame.
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But Mom wasn't satisfied with his ungrateful attitude — so she sent him a bill.
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And that's really the crux of it, this "how dare you be ungrateful?" attitude.
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Trump is kicking out the very people responsible for keeping his ungrateful ass alive.
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Your pissy little no-brainer jobs, a whiny wife, litter of whiny, ungrateful brats.
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I am an ungrateful dog and I have no patience for this fucking place.
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Calling Chelsea Manning an "Ungrateful TRAITOR," stealing the line from a Fox News banner.
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I'm drawn to the figure of the ungrateful subaltern as a trope in literature.
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"I don't want to sound ungrateful, but I still don't think it's enough time."
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There is nothing entertaining about getting lectured by an ungrateful, unpatriotic and ignorant athlete.
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Most everybody knows teenagers can be disrespectful, sarcastic, ungrateful, self-righteous, superior and lazy.
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To ask questions is to be ungrateful for the security that law enforcement officers provide.
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Ilhan Omar Monday, accusing the Somali-American refugee of being ungrateful and making anti-U.
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Zelda tells colorful stories about her ungrateful husband and home life, while Esposito dutifully listens.
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But when someone responded to her, "Unless they're ungrateful," Kardashian stuck to her benevolent mood.
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Jon's abrupt decision to give Ghost away, then, struck many fans as disloyal and ungrateful.
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A hard line and "patriotic" education are their remedy for a spoiled and ungrateful populace.
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Not to sound ungrateful, but here it was obvious that Miro and the gang had.
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"It's not that I'm ungrateful, but Guatemala has the same conditions as Honduras," he added.
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Such beliefs also helped slaveowners feel confident dismissing complaints from enslaved workers as ungrateful whining.
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What could Mr. Trump possibly hope to gain from his ignorant, ungrateful and antagonistic behavior?
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All that matters is obscene amounts of cash in to the fortunate and ungrateful few.
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Trump is already tweeting that Black Friday is the most ungrateful of all the Fridays.
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Actress Raveena Tandon accused Wasim of being ungrateful to an industry that gave her opportunities.
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"Her actions are considered as disloyal, ungrateful, and ungracious of His Majesty's kindness," the notice said.
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"Your fans have made you, don't be ungrateful," Williams said during a segment on her show.
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But Gatsby, my ex-race-horse-turned-ungrateful-teenager, had just spiked a 105-degree fever.
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She said her mom didn't understand, calling her ungrateful after all they had done for her.
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How ungrateful, how unAmerican, how un-Anglo-Saxon of the president to reject this thrilling fantasy.
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It would be so ungrateful of me because, trust me, I've been treated like a queen.
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Even the wealthiest, most successful black millennials can't protest peacefully without being called ungrateful and unpatriotic.
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Omar is ungrateful to the United States and the opportunities that have been afforded to her.
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Arthur: Ungrateful Manhattanites might finally get one of their own, and all they do is complain!
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Doing so demonstrates less than favorable attitude and makes you seem ungrateful for the new opportunity.
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Who told her therapist for 30 years that her children were essentially evil and patently ungrateful.
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People are, as Machiavelli put it, ungrateful and deceitful, timid of danger and avid for profit.
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It might be the simplest way to differentiate himself from all the other ungrateful mouthbreathers applying.
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The comedian Louis C. K. has a funny routine about how we're all ungrateful about tech.
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And somehow the players will continue to be criticized for being "me me me" and ungrateful millionaires.
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They do not want to appear ungrateful for the life they lead or judged for their apathy.
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Every time I appoint someone to a vacant position, I make a hundred unhappy and one ungrateful.
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It can save your sanity when you're thrown into a cruel world of rude and ungrateful customers.
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And it totally came across that I'm ungrateful for college — I'm going to a really nice school.
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King Vajiralongkorn, 67, stripped her of her titles in an order calling her "disloyal", "ungrateful" and "ambitious".
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Lee seems to hate his work and his ungrateful, nagging tenants, but he's good enough at it.
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Cookie and her ungrateful yet undeniably handsome sons enjoy a Jamaican lunch, boujie style, in her home.
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Whatever, next—could even politicians, one day be perceived in a negative light by an ungrateful public?
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What's equally impressive is that no one seems ungrateful as they infuse their acceptance speeches with humor.
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" Trump's feud with LaVar Ball carried into last week, with the president calling Ball an "ungrateful fool.
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For years, he said, the United States has protected ungrateful allies who were freeloading on America's labors.
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Mitt Romney, he said, was "ungrateful" for the help Mr. Trump gave him in the 2012 election.
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Carlson cited this granting of asylum as evidence of America's generosity — and said that Omar is ungrateful.
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Tom Chaplin is so lame, he took a taxi into the goddamn woods for your ungrateful ass.
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Still, you raise a wrinkle that I respect: not wanting to seem ungrateful for a kind gift.
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"She's like, 'You're the biggest, ungrateful bitch,' " Kourtney read from her phone while talking to a friend.
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I've told Johnny to stop giving my ungrateful son money, but he says he likes doing it.
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The message to Trump's base is clear: Only ungrateful un-Americans would dare protest the national anthem.
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" Alejandre said: "It is tough when family sees you as ungrateful for healthy behaviors like boundary setting.
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A.S. How exactly is it "ungrateful" to point out nicely that you've been charged for a gift?
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But philanthropic experts and advisers said they were not shocked by what seemed like an ungrateful response.
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Ecuadorean government figures on Thursday publicly described what they called Assange's unacceptable and ungrateful behavior in the embassy.
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She took Mr. Pisa's advice and learned "Core 'ngrato" ("Ungrateful Heart"), his favorite song, which became her signature.
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In addition to accusations of being anti-military, he's also been called ungrateful and too rich to protest.
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Pamela Anderson claims Tommy's heavy boozing is to blame for the altercation ... but he says Brandon's just ungrateful.
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She is a hypocritical, ungrateful, spoiled, mediocre journalist with lame taste in men and bad taste in books.
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Trump called Ball an "ungrateful fool" for not showing Trump enough appreciation for assisting in the players' release.
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He went OFF again about people "trying to rob" him and claimed he's a target for ungrateful associates.
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And you don't want to feel ungrateful — that's another particularly female thing, not to want to seem ungracious.
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Omar, she should look at the anti-Semitic, anti-Israel and ungrateful U.S. HATE statements Omar has made.
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Mr. al-Bashir portrayed himself as the victim of an international witch hunt led by an ungrateful West.
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When accomplished performers bring years of dedication to classic works, it can feel ungrateful to ask for more.
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"You ungrateful little…," she exclaims during a visit home from college, before making her case to his girlfriend.
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" However, two years after the song's release, the business mogul took to Twitter to call Miller an "ungrateful dog.
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Calling LaVar Ball -- the father of a college basketball player -- an "Ungrateful fool!" is a recent example of this.
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And I do feel shitty and ungrateful for not being solely positive about all the amazing help I received.
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Whatever the combination of causes, this is a man who's fed up with doing his ungrateful paymasters' dirty work.
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Finally, he deemed McCain (or his family) ungrateful for the funeral proceedings Trump approved in his position as president.
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I didn't want to be pressuring to get a lawyer or do anything because I didn't want to seem ungrateful.
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War-weary Americans cheered when Mr Trump pledged to put them first and stop trying to fix an ungrateful world.
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This was not the whining of a megastar, acting ungrateful for the millions of fans and dollars at her fingertips.
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President Trump early Thursday slammed Chelsea Manning, calling her an "ungrateful traitor" who should have never been released from prison.
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He, in turn, said I was behaving like a child, that I was ungrateful, and some other very nasty things.
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And Donald Trump woke up early to tweet about how LaVar Ball and NFL players protesting police brutality are ungrateful.
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But more importantly, he's pushing this feud for seemingly no other reason than that LaVar Ball is black and ungrateful.
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All of you" Luca, 221 "I'm cleaning your room so… MESSY, SLOB, DIRTY, DISORGANIZED, UNORGANIZED, UNGRATEFUL, UNAPPRECIATIVE, oh, and LAZY!!
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But—not to be ungrateful—a letter every now and then and sending stuff once isn't really a strong support system.
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I loved my family and I didn't want them to think I was ungrateful for the wonderful life they gave me.
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My attitude problem (being ungrateful and calling my mother a bitch) was predictive: Only addicts would treat their parents that way.
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Should we accept that Hannah is nothing more than an ungrateful brat who doesn't deserve a lick of what she's got?
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When criticized by a person of color, Trump often presents them as ungrateful, disrespectful, and most importantly for Trump's argument, unpatriotic.
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Here's how Bourdain responded: What am I going to do, refuse him, embarrass him in front of his people, look ungrateful?
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Resist, though, the temptation to top the rankings by lavishing on your ungrateful staff policies to improve their work-life balance.
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It's hard, and I don't want to sound ungrateful for the stuff I've done that I'm very proud of and love.
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The notion that removing foreign trespassers, and ungrateful guests, from the United States is somehow punitive is absurd on its face.
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But when that partner turns ungrateful, and even unreliable, it is time to question the idea that the alliance is sacrosanct.
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" In a tweet Monday morning, Mr. Trump accused Ms. Omar of making "anti-Semitic, anti-Israel and ungrateful U.S. HATE statements.
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Chinese opinion is hardly monolithic, but it is not hard to find netizens impatient to see snooty, ungrateful Hong Kongers crushed.
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The men and women of the Department of Homeland Security perform heroic work day and night for a largely ungrateful nation.
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In the past, you've been criticized for statements [about "Grey's Anatomy" and "Knocked Up"] that some called straightforward and others ungrateful.
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Ungrateful TRAITOR Chelsea Manning, who should never have been released from prison, is now calling President Obama a weak leader. Terrible!
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Now imagine being a teenager and living with a 29-year-old woman who's disrespectful, sarcastic, ungrateful, self-righteous and superior.
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The idea of children being ungrateful and unappreciative is a common thread this episode, with the antifreeze case reflected in Hargrove's story.
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"The one that never deserts, the one that never proves ungrateful... is the dog— faithful and true, even in death," he wrote.
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Young women are neither ungrateful to their feminist foremothers nor complacent; rather, they are activists for feminist causes that reflect their needs.
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Cenedella said many workers feel compelled to take the first offer, concerned they'll be perceived as rude or ungrateful if they negotiate.
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America, despite what its enemies sometimes suppose, is never really thrilled to be the world's policeman—especially if the world proves ungrateful.
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In 2014, we obtained audio of then-Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's racist rant against what he considered ungrateful black employees.
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" The two exchanged insults for days, with Trump also calling Ball an "ungrateful fool" and a "poor man's version of Don King.
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He has criticized NFL players who kneel during the anthem, and has frequently called out basketball players for being ungrateful or discourteous.
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We can't say you were our favorite, but we'd be ungrateful if we didn't give props to the good things you brought.
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In September 2019, Liam Gallagher called out his brother Noel for "slagging off" young fans wanting an Oasis reunion, calling him "ungrateful."
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On Bill O'Reilly's show last night, the Republican nominee portrayed himself as the victim of an ungrateful employee he tried to help.
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Instead, people such as myself who returned from that war were spit on, cursed at and even physically assaulted by ungrateful Americans.
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Although he already helped to finance my school fees, I also demanded envelopes of money, determined to be ungrateful, to exact collateral.
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Instead, he often fixates on any hint of criticism, deeming the network ungrateful for the high ratings that he attributes to himself.
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"While I am telling them they are ungrateful little creatures, this is in fact how you want to see them," she added.
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After she made it to America, Ms Nayeri became a writer, publishing two novels and a non-fiction book, "The Ungrateful Refugee".
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Fans immediately lost it in the comment section: "You can get two meals from Wendy's with that tf ...so ungrateful," one fan joked.
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A natural demagogue, he spotted how, after years of the war on terror, America was weary of trying to fix an ungrateful world.
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"He is ungrateful," the 39-year-old said, complaining that Imamoglu went to the Black Sea region rather than the southeast during campaigning.
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TV Prima followed suit, mistranslating interviews to make refugees appear ungrateful and at one point claiming that 150m migrants were heading for Europe.
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In both his Curry tweet and his two NFL tweets, Trump expressed frustration that these lucky athletes felt the need to be ungrateful.
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Now, before you decide I am just another arrogant, greedy, ungrateful elitist, do some basic math and you will realize what I did.
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One day, while the dwarf was being his usual ungrateful self and chastising the young girls, a bear shows up and kills him.
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After my novel, "The Sympathizer," was published, I would get letters from people who accused me of being "ungrateful" to the United States.
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I didn't learn much about money growing up — we were poor, and I didn't want to ask too many questions and seem ungrateful.
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Now they are beginning to view the territory as yet another restive province with ungrateful subjects—a better-washed version of Tibet or Xinjiang.
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If I didn't talk about it people were like 'You're so ungrateful, why are you hiding from it...' Eventually I found a happy medium.
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And of course I don't want to appear ungrateful to John Hughes, but I do oppose a lot of what is in those movies.
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SH: It's just so inspiring to see them just be their best selves just be brave enough to share yourself in this ungrateful world.
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This means instigating a no-photos policy with fans, among other self-preservation methods that invariably come off to many as ungrateful and bratty.
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But he made little effort to hide his disdain for Chinese human rights activists who sought grants, describing them as greedy, deceitful and ungrateful.
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" Best Salary-Related Advice: "Be brave and go for it when negotiating; don't let the fear of seeming ungrateful or greedy cloud your decision.
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In this new translation by Thomas Melle, Lear's ungrateful daughters are radical feminists calling for the dismantling of the patriarchy by any means necessary.
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He became a symbol of ungrateful greed, a child of privilege who turned to murder when he feared he was losing his lavish lifestyle.
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Austin McBroom, 27, was dragged relentlessly online after tweeting that some of his "ungrateful" fans should have to pay to watch his YouTube videos.
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My episodes stunned me with their implicit abandonment of control, with what I perceived as its (and my) chaotic, disordered, senseless and ungrateful wastefulness.
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"Where On Earth Did You Leave the Key, Zhang Shichao?" a kazoo-heavy castigation of ungrateful roommates, was the choir's first major hit, Jin said.
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When shy artists retreat into themselves, it can be viewed as rude, moody and ungrateful and the claim of not wanting attention can seem contrived.
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"I was humiliated but I didn't want to complain," Stevens also told The Hollywood Reporter, adding the didn't want to appear ungrateful for the invitation.
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The move may seem ungrateful: the company's profits surpassed analysts' expectations in the most recent quarter, marking a turn after a string of bad years.
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No one wants to be condemned as "selfish" and "ungrateful," as some Thinx employees claim they were when they tried to ask for a raise.
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They're notorious for being ungrateful gift receivers — if you grace them with a new toy, they'll probably ignore it for weeks before showing any interest.
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Many Chinese believe Japan is not truly remorseful for its war past, while many Japanese feel China is ungrateful for Japan's support for China's modernization.
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What did it mean, politically, to see Wu as "ungrateful," when so many stars—white stars, male stars—exhibit much worse behavior without provoking outrage?
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"The Ungrateful Refugee" finds Nayeri decades later, after she's grown up in the United States, moved to Europe and gotten both American and French citizenships.
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Not wanting to seem ungrateful (but truthfully, a little annoyed at being charged for something we didn't order), we paid and left a generous tip.
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It was difficult to admit that I was struggling with body acceptance post baby, for many reasons, but especially because you don't want to seem ungrateful.
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Pat is scary and unrealistic — she eventually creates a holographic human form for herself and takes the whole family hostage because they're ungrateful for her services.
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They describe a "realpolitik kind of guy" who sees a dangerous, ungrateful world, which for too long America has been asked to fix on its own.
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Ornery, ungrateful, delusional ("I've had guidance from the Virgin Mary") and possessed of what he describes as "a vagabond nobility," she is not a lovable character.
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We complain so much on our daily life, I just kept thinking of how ungrateful we may be, and learn so much from this young master.
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His patient wasn't actually ungrateful or difficult—she was in the beginning stages of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from being held hostage and getting shot.
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Get all fancy and Hasselback a potato or two for every guest this year, even if they don't appreciate all that hard work, the ungrateful brats.
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" Trump continued to lash out at the elder Ball last week, saying he should have left the players in jail and calling Ball an "ungrateful fool.
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But when liberal Democrats are viewed as favoring a racial minority, particularly an "ungrateful" one, at the expense of the white majority, they court electoral disaster.
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The president called Manning an "ungrateful traitor," and said she should not have been released from prison after her sentence was commuted by former President Obama.
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"I don't know how Claire does it," he mutters on the way out, prompting Frank to call him ungrateful and insist upon being called Mr. President.
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Then he attacked the mayor of San Juan, and later scolded the island for being ungrateful for the federal aid its received — from its own government.
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At the same time, Israel also can't appear ungrateful toward the United States and hint that leaving Unesco might not be the best move for Israel.
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Di Virgilio currently sells a statue of Gonzalo Higuaín, a former Napoli player, with devil horns and a sign that reads, "ungrateful heart," in Neapolitan slang.
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Angered, the Archprophet enslaved the ungrateful Hadadeshi, divided and force-migrated them to far-flung planets, sowing the seeds of future unrest all over the empire.
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Uber will likely expand its self-driving pilots to a few new states, like Arizona (where it just moved its fleet from ungrateful San Francisco) or Michigan.
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And when you asked folks about that, most people thought, 'This girl is ungrateful for all that has been done for her, for all of our care.
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"And it comes across like I'm ungrateful or something but, actually, I just find it weird to talk to the general public as a whole," she said.
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Refusing to accept money for his daughter's tuition will both require more discussion of the topic he's asked you not to raise and look a little ungrateful.
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WikiLeaks on Thursday said President Trump was "wrong" to criticize former Army soldier Chelsea Manning as an "ungrateful traitor" who should not have been released from prison.
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It might have seemed a bit ungrateful, given that Inspector Grant may have owed the men his promotion to lead the 19th Precinct, the criminal complaint suggests.
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But when a bout of bronchitis forced Maria Callas to cut short a 1958 performance of "Norma," the press upbraided her as an ungrateful and unreliable diva.
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Trump was pissed at LaVar for being "very ungrateful" back then in the aftermath of the incident ... so we can only imagine how he feels about this.
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He also called Mr. Ball an "ungrateful fool!" and insisted that "IT WAS ME" who deserved more thanks for rescuing Mr. Ball's son from the Chinese authorities.
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My father argued that I was "ungrateful," and that the film was "historic" for black people, as it demanded Hollywood finally recognize the value of black talent.
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Although I was taught to accept nothing from anyone, he bought me a wardrobe of risqué women's clothing and warned that rejecting his gifts would be ungrateful.
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This may sound ungrateful or unkind when most intentions are good; often, people genuinely believe that they are suggesting something that I haven't already considered or tried.
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We're lucky to have family who love our kids, who want to do something nice for them, and I know it's ungrateful not to return their calls.
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His words have also become an accelerant on the playing field of sports, in his public criticism of black athletes he deems to be unpatriotic or ungrateful.
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This selective approach is strongly in evidence in Forever Weak and Ungrateful, which distills Barrias's monumental bronze into tightly cropped details, five of which are on view here.
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Rotondo is almost certainly in a crisis of his own making, stubborn and ungrateful to parents who appear to have done what they could to help him mature.
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In the Bible, Judas is painted as ungrateful for the time he gets to spend with Christ; in the musical, his point of view is much more sympathetic.
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After attempting to save her ungrateful brother from Winterfell and losing her best men in the process, Yara has very little patience for the recently arrived Reek/Theon.
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A hero to some, Stills, like Kaepernick before him, has been branded unpatriotic, ungrateful and ignorant, though he insists he has nothing against the military or law enforcement.
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And he took a swipe at Puerto Rico for being ungrateful to him despite receiving what he claimed falsely was $91 billion in disaster aid after Hurricane Maria.
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It's ungrateful to want more than this artifact, which transforms suffering into art, but it's hard not to wish that Reyes had written about her time in full.
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Just as these Olympians were shunned and subjected to death threats for their bold stance against injustice, today's NFL athlete-activists are criminalized, labeled ungrateful and un-American.
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Actress Mareli Miniutti accused Avenatti on Monday of dragging her across the floor by her arm after shouting expletives at her and calling her "ungrateful" during an argument.
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Whether or not people actually start bringing cookies across the border, General Mills has at least reminded ungrateful Canadians that they can still buy Dunkaroos at any time.
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There's no way someone like Season 2's Ari, who infamously sulked and whined through his episode, could get away with seeming ungrateful for the Five's help these days.
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Produced by Lil Geniuz and the aforementioned Torres, the sung/rapped "Falsas Promesas" boomed with its laidback trap beat while delivering an unapologetic kiss-off to an ungrateful ex.
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First, she had to fight him off for her own personal safety, and then she had to correct headlines that implied that her behavior was bratty, ungrateful and unladylike.
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"I do not see the Russian government spending its dwindling currency reserves to support the regime they despise and see as incurably ungrateful, and also prone to risky adventurism".
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Sure, depending on where you are it might be muggy and there's bugs and stuff, but in your hearts most of you ungrateful haters know that summer is fine.
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It is from these few cases that he found himself crosswise with his ideological allies in the culture wars—which seems a bit ungrateful, considering all he gave them.
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Late-night host Conan O'Brien joked Friday that President Trump was being "ungrateful" on Black Friday after the president tweeted to say that he turned down a magazine award.
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Or, like so many female stars who've attempted to change the conversation about them, would she be labeled difficult, or ungrateful, or abrasive, or annoying in an entirely different way?
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First she's imagining things ("That's silly, there is no undertaste," says Cassavetes), then she's being ungrateful toward the neighbor who made it ("Come on, the old bat slaved all day").
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I know it's selfish and ungrateful and childish, but I miss the comfort of being able to do it whenever I want and not having somebody else to worry about.
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And it's much better to spend that money on preparing for the future than it is to squander it providing financial news for the benefit of an ungrateful Stephen Schwarzman.
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I've never really spoken in that way, the idea that I would ever say anything that made it sound like I was ungrateful for the career that I have today.
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He has at various points called the government reaction to the storm "fantastic," an "unsung success," graded it a "10" and accused Puerto Rican officials, including Cruz, of being ungrateful.
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The president has at various points called the government's response to Maria "fantastic," an "unsung success," graded it a "10" and accused Puerto Rican officials, including Cruz, of being ungrateful.
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Call me a bratty, ungrateful millennial, but that's my childhood escape you're messing with — and I'd prefer it be kept as pristine and preserved as possible, thank you very much.
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For one, Donald Trump was president, and his administration was already outwardly hostile toward her—only days after he was inaugurated, Trump called Manning an "ungrateful traitor" in a tweet.
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While some fans praised Kaepernick and other players who joined him in kneeling as patriotic dissenters, critics led by U.S. President Donald Trump blasted the protesters as ungrateful and disrespectful.
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And considering that Ingrato translates to "ungrateful," it seems that one intervention that Kutzback is determined to achieve is an increase in appreciation for the skilled labor involved with textile production.
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Dee Dee seems to be a bit more in control than the last time we saw her as she helps a mewling, ungrateful Emma out of her wheelchair and into bed.
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Yet Kaepernick has drawn the ire of many, who accuse him of being ungrateful for calling out racism while receiving a multimillion-dollar contract, or of being disrespectful to the nation.
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Public schools — where the American ideals, history and patriotism were instilled in all of us — are somehow viewed as a threat to those ideals and an unearned gift to ungrateful immigrants.
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"There is a level of patronizing ... from this White House and from others ... that somehow African-Americans are ungrateful, that we somehow don't know what this country is about," Jones said.
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"You proceeded to admonish me (as if a parent chiding an ungrateful child) to 'pitch in a bit more so everyone else has a chance at the American dream,'" Cooperman writes.
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"You proceeded to admonish me (as if a parent chiding an ungrateful child) to 'pitch in a bit more so everyone else has a chance at the American dream,'" Cooperman wrote.
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"I just realized I was kind of ungrateful for my opportunities — I didn't make the most of what I should have made the most of, and it humbled me," Anderson said.
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That's how he saw Arsenio Hall in the 2000s, as forgotten and ungrateful for his time on "The Celebrity Apprentice," Mr. Trump's reality television competition, which Mr. Hall won in 2012.
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It is in Africa that the Vlisco designs have always been given their identifying names, some cozy, some extravagant: Happy Family, Sword of Kingship, Love Bomb, Ungrateful Husband, Hibiscus, Mercedes Benz.
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The fact that a top female presidential candidate and Wellesley graduate given every opportunity would look the American gift horse in the mouth is not only ungrateful but utterly un-feminine.
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" In this passionate piece, Jelani Cobb decodes the dog-whistle language of racial attack, now applied to black athletes and artists who speak out against racism and are dismissed as "ungrateful.
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I don't want to sound ungrateful, but I have the usual balance issues that come with age, and I don't want my husband to have to spot me while I shower.
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Trump claimed he played a large part in Ball's release and called the dad "very ungrateful" after Lavar brushed off Trump's alleged involvement with his son's return to the United States.
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Even though it's understandable that Dee Dee is hurting when she calls Gypsy ungrateful and says no one would ever do for her what Dee Dee does, Gypsy's patience is wearing thin.
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We used to argue about Drake sometimes — about whether his latest album was kind of lazy or "called a playlist for no reason" — and now I can't believe we were so ungrateful.
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Sinead O'Connor's been forced out of her native Ireland by her father, ex-husband and ungrateful son ... if you buy what she's selling in a rambling angry letter about her suicide attempts.
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He's been called ungrateful and hypocritical simply because his individual experiences in America have made him wealthy, as if it was America spent all that time in the gym and in practice.
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"It has nothing to do with being ungrateful, and more over [sic] nothing to do with 'shade' to Tyra," Harlow, 24, explained in a comment to a fan posted to her Instagram.
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Too many professionals avoid negotiation because they don't want to seem too aggressive, offend anyone or look ungrateful — or because they simply don't know how to effectively ask for what they deserve.
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Speaking to the camera, Pindell frankly recounts her own experiences of racism and sexism; she then plays the role of a retorting white woman who claims that Pindell is paranoid and ungrateful.
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The hounding of nearly 10,000 California National Guard veterans to repay money that was mistakenly given for re-enlisting at the height of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars was not just ungrateful.
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Trump attacked Ball for downplaying the president's role in securing the players' release, calling Ball an "ungrateful fool" and a "poor man's Don King" — remarks that were criticized as being racially motivated.
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Sometimes I think the decimation of American history in the schools has left a generation ignorant of the creed and ungrateful toward our ancestors' heroic sacrifices that brought it down to us.
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"I feel like everybody sugarcoats [new parenthood] because they don't want to sound ungrateful because we just couldn't be happier, but at the same time, it really is a challenge," she explained.
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His family had been paying a neighbor to use the pool she had built for her mostly absent, presumably ungrateful grandchildren, and he realized that he might have found a scalable business.
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After being called "malagradecida" — ungrateful — several times, my grandmother reacquainted me with the idea that "todas las cosas buenas vienen a los que esperan" — all good things come to those who wait.
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THE UNGRATEFUL REFUGEE What Immigrants Never Tell You By Dina Nayeri Dina Nayeri was not yet 6 years old in 1985 when she visited her eccentric maternal grandmother, Maman Moti, in London.
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However, this intensity also extended to discussing Lynne's* standing orders to her "ungrateful grandsons," or researching the match statistics for lower league football clubs I'd never even heard of before that specific day.
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I have to assume that at least part of what compels her is probably what propels most essayists who willingly self-flagellate (myself included) for an ungrateful audience: She just can't help herself.
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As the dust settles on the holidays, and millions of parents around the world regret buying their ungrateful precious children noisy toys, one word conjures more fear and concern than any other: Hatchimals.
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The visual of US troops returning from Vietnam only to be spat on by ungrateful hippies is more central to this country's understanding of the Vietnam War than the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar clapped back at Fox News host Tucker Carlson for a segment on his show Tuesday night slamming her as ungrateful and calling her "living proof" of the dangers of immigration.
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Prosecutors had countered that Mr. Gilbert was a ungrateful son — angered because his father had cut him off financially — who had planned the murder after purchasing a pistol in Ohio seven months earlier.
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I want to be part of its reconstruction, and to me it is very ungrateful to think that leaving is the only way out, and that the decision is individual rather than collective.
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The "Megxit" narrative has been an occasion to recycle a lot of the same labels and accusations it has already deployed: that she is ungrateful and selfish for breaking up the royal family.
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"You proceeded to admonish me (as if a parent chiding an ungrateful child) to 'pitch in a bit more so everyone else has a chance at the American dream,'" Cooperman wrote at the time.
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While taking care not to sound ungrateful, she is openly wrestling with what it means to be so visible and whether this was quite what she envisioned doing at this stage of her career.
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His threats are a precise echo of a speech he gave in New Hampshire in 1987, declaring that the United States had been "kicked around" by ungrateful allies in Asia and the Middle East.
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The implication is that by neglecting to live in the moment we are ungrateful and unspontaneous, we are wasting our lives, and therefore if we are unhappy, we really have only ourselves to blame.
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The fact that so many are ungrateful does not deter him: he accepts that, like any of the great men in history who have dared to go against the grain, he must endure derision.
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And then there was Mott the Hoople, on the verge of splitting up when Dave tossed them "All The Young Dudes" from his exalted cloud and bestowed great success upon their ungrateful Herefordian shoulders.
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And if we are to do that, we need to understand it as both work and labor, and not pretend that to ask for payment is to be ungrateful about our place as writers.
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He also threatened to withdraw American aid for some United Nations peacekeeping missions, which he labeled ineffective, as well as for certain African countries like South Sudan that he said were corrupt or ungrateful.
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Her Morning Show character offers a means to display and embody that contradiction in a way that's difficult to express, in real life, in a way that doesn't come off as ungrateful or bitchy.
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Ms. Cruise-Gulyas was driving away when, "apparently ungrateful for the reduction, she made an all-too-familiar gesture at Minard with her hand and without four of her fingers showing," the opinion added.
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The woman, Mareli Miniutti, says she and Avenatti were in the master bedroom of their apartment arguing about money on November 13, when he called her an "ungrateful f**king bitch" ... according to docs.
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"Trump's decision to accelerate Mattis' departure ... seems like more of the same ungrateful and precipitous behavior which characterizes the Trump presidency," said Carl Tobias, a legal scholar at the University of Richmond School of Law.
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I felt kind of like I couldn't win: If I was talking about her, people would be like why are you still bringing this up, and if I didn't people would think I was ungrateful.
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She needs European countries like Poland and Hungary — recipients of huge injections of cash from the European Union — to snap out of their ungrateful moods of nationalist xenophobia, but that's not going to happen soon.
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"I don't want to sound ungrateful or anything, but I sleep less, I'm constantly thinking, I'm constantly multitasking, and I really don't know what the effects are going to be when I'm older," he adds.
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At his sentencing, Jerry Sandusky and his wife said they were victims of a conspiracy created by ungrateful boys -- including Matt, who was one of six children they adopted -- and a scandal-hungry news media.
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Because of relentless propaganda over the years flogging the alleged human rights mission of US foreign policy, many Americans often seem irked that millions of people worldwide decry American intervention, viewing the protests as ungrateful.
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That last part is not happening: from a recalcitrant young despot, North Korea's Kim Jong Un, on its north-eastern border, to those ungrateful Vietnamese Communists to the south, flirting with America, insolent insubordination abounds.
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The president has long said he would prefer to have fewer U.S. entanglements in the Middle East, and if he senses the Iraqis are "ungrateful," he might just opt for a quick withdrawal, Malley said.
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At his sentencing, Jerry Sandusky and his wife, Dottie, said they were victims of a conspiracy created by ungrateful boys -- including Matt, who was one of six children they adopted -- and a scandal-hungry news media.
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An expose published last week on the fashion site Racked draws on anonymous sources who work or worked at the company and complain they were deemed "selfish" and "ungrateful" when they tried to negotiate their compensation.
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It's not being ungrateful for a healthy child, it's being human and struggling and being transparent about that," she said, adding in another comment that she never said her own daughter "sucks" but rather, "She's awesome.
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The swift evocations of the landscape, good humor about human foibles (when an "ungrateful rat" taunts an animate rat trap, we laughingly root for the trap) and sparks of magic only make these stories more touching.
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His remarks come after Trump publicly lambasted Ball, calling him an "ungrateful fool" after he initially downplayed the president's role in securing the release of his son, LiAngelo, from China, as well as two other players.
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And for that, for his vision, for entrepreneurship, for the drive, for the passion, you know, I'm never going to be ungrateful because the reason why I'm standing in this stage, well, because he started that business.
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So it's understandable that Mortimer was upset when she got a tip that Page Six was running a piece claiming she's been an ungrateful houseguest in Morgan's townhouse, where she's been living for the past three months.
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"There is a level of patronizing ... from this White House and from others ... that somehow African Americans are ungrateful, that we somehow don't know what this country is about," he added later in the conversation with Cuomo.
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Racial slurs, accusations of being the "real racist," being called ungrateful for being allowed to live and breathe in this great country that let runaway slaves in... after a time, all of it blends into background noise.
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In his lawsuit and public statements, Mr. Blumenthal has portrayed Mr. Fordjour as an ungrateful man, one who is now tasting the fruits of recognition and betraying a mentor who took a risk on an aspiring talent.
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"This is an extremely ungrateful response to all that Russia has done for Israel and the Israeli people recently," Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Major General Igor Konashenkov said on Sunday according to Russia's official TASS news agency.
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Barrias's sculpture forms the subject of Mathieu K. Abonnenc's series of photogravure prints Forever Weak and Ungrateful (2015), which opens the modest but worthwhile presentation of work by Abonnenc and Ektor Garcia currently on view at Sargent's Daughters.
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Ungrateful Tories seem to have forgotten that it was Mr Cameron who, less than a year ago, pulled off an unexpected election victory and that the economy is steaming ahead, with the employment rate at a record high.
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Calling Ball an "ungrateful fool" and comparing him to Don King is barely a dog whistle—Trump (who is actually a poor man's Don King, with the hair) is stoking this feud precisely because of its racial context.
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In another instance, when she refused to take part in a threesome with him and another woman saying a role in a movie was not worth it, he allegedly got angry and called her an "ungrateful c*nt".
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When hiring a new team member, hiring managers want to ensure that the folks they bring in will gel well with the current employees — and "this makes you look ungrateful, entitled and hard to work with," Viviano says.
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That was all it took for Trump to come out swinging in a pair of tweets on Sunday, writing that Ball was ungrateful for the president's assistance and that he should have left the basketball players in jail.
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Since then, Mladenovic has been critical of her fellow French players for skipping the Fed Cup — a group that this year includes Garcia — calling it ungrateful after the French federation has invested so much money in their development.
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When hiring a new team member, hiring managers want to ensure that the folks they bring in will gel well with the current employees — and "this makes you look ungrateful, entitled and hard to work with, " Viviano says.
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"That would be very ungrateful of me to look at the records that I've broken, the career that I've had from 9 until now, and measure my success against someone else's," she said, flashing her disarmingly confident grin.
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Its essence, after a few picayunes of the all-Americans-are-one-team variety, was the pursuit of "unmatched power" against an ungrateful or hostile world of "unfair trade deals" and would-be migrants destined for murderous gangs.
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I could have recited every one of them for Mark, if he'd wanted me to — if he'd wanted to hear that I'm a slob, that I'm selfish, that I'm fucked up, that I'm ungrateful, that I'm incapable of love.
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The other guys started giving him flack for being "ungrateful" about the group date and Jordan made a joke about how he hoped for Chad's sake that it would be a bench-pressing competition and not a spelling contest.
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" Kirby's anger was shared by other people in the industry who disapproved of Lee's methods: A DC comic called Angel and the Ape featured a comics editor named Stan Bragg, who asks a creator, "Why are you so ungrateful?
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Tom Bower, whose unauthorized "Rebel Prince" biography of Charles was published earlier this year, said the prince was intelligent, kind and sensitive but also selfish, ungrateful, and a lover of luxury whose stubborn streak could risk the institution itself.
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Instead, the stars (Nicolas Cage in a gloriously demented performance, and Selma Blair matching him beat for beat) take a moment to look back at how their ungrateful, annoying kids have stolen their youthful coolness and replaced it with unsatisfying adulthood.
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" In the more recent interview, Harington, 30, also addressed the hyper-fame that came with starring in HBO's wildly popular Thrones, acknowledging that it was "bizarre and weird," though he never wants to appear ungrateful for what he calls his "privilege.
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Iran's supreme leader said Tuesday that "newcomer" President Donald Trump had shown the "real face" of the United States, after the American leader accused Iran of being ungrateful for sanctions relief approved by the Obama administration and vowed a tougher stance.
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Type: Somehow scarier than a clown Signature move: Busk attack Maqueen has a considerable Twitter following and will sic the mob on ungrateful subjects who voice unsavory opinions about the quality of writing on the final season of Game of Thrones.
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I mean, it's a good feeling to know that we are financially stable and fine without me having to work, but it's almost like I'm ungrateful that I get to just sit at home and do what I want all day.
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Mr Trump's genius is to suggest that if America has suffered setbacks it is because it is too good and generous a nation for a wicked and ungrateful world, and that it is now time to be more selfish and harsh.
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If that subtext wasn't lost on anyone, Trump followed up these tweets by going after ungrateful (and black) NFL players: The NFL is now thinking about a new idea - keeping teams in the Locker Room during the National Anthem next season.
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Elizabeth Warren of "s----ing on" the 'f-----ing American dream" with her proposed wealth tax on people like him, he accused the Massachusetts Democrat in a letter of admonishing him on Twitter "as if a parent chiding an ungrateful child.
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There's one joke in the show — and it's a joke, but there's such a truth behind it — that if you complain about motherhood, people think you're ungrateful and you should just not talk bad about your kids because they're beautiful blessings.
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It was small moment, but having been one of those ungrateful Asian Americans who entered the movie already wary of the weight it's been prescribed in terms of representation politics, I took note of the surprising pleasure that knowledge gave me.
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Thorbjørn Kragh Liljegren directed the video, which features several of Vera's friends and family members as they present their interpretation of the song's lyrics about reminding an ungrateful past lover why they owe their successes to the relationship they once had.
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As the storm barreled toward Puerto Rico, Trump took to Twitter to trash the island's dire financial situation, attacked the mayor of San Juan, and scolded the island for being ungrateful for the federal aid its received — from its own government.
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Despite the extraordinary political and cultural impact that dissenting soldiers made throughout the Vietnam era, their voices have been nearly erased from history, replaced by a stereotypical image of loyal, patriotic soldiers antagonized and spat upon by ungrateful antiwar activists.
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" In a tweet, since deleted, the journalist Yashar Ali wrote that Wu's "conduct today comes as no surprise to anyone who has worked with her in recent years," because of her "reputation for being rude, petty, mean-spirited, and ungrateful.
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For five weeks, the lead prosecutor, Mr. Ortner, painted a picture of Mr. Gilbert as an ungrateful son who had planned to murder his father seven months earlier when he drove to Ohio to purchase a pistol he saw on Facebook.
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Opinion Columnist With the conclusion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's 70th anniversary summit in London, it's fair to say that Donald Trump thinks that most alliance members, starting with France and Canada, are a bunch of ungrateful and unhelpful freeloaders.
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Up and coming coaches sometimes walk a finer line, trying to keep their options open for bigger jobs (with better pay) while at the same time not sounding ungrateful or, worse, as if they're already making plans to move on.
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The architect of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965 was not shy about using the "N Word" when talking with southerners, or comparing African-Americans to ungrateful children after the riots of 1965 and 1967.
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Maybe your ungrateful family doesn't value all the thought and care you put into wrapping gifts, but that Scotch tape you're using is the true underappreciated workhorse: It's ubiquitous, immensely useful, and largely unrecognized as the modern chemical engineering marvel it is.
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Trump doubled-down on his feud with the father of a U.S. basketball player Wednesday, calling LaVar Ball an "ungrateful fool" and a "poor man's Don King" for his failure to thank Trump for getting his son out of a Chinese jail.
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Screenshot: GizmodoA website run by the US Justice Department and used to gather information about missing and abducted children is redirecting visitors to porn sites with names such as "schoolgirl porn" and "ungrateful huge boobs Indian wife being a slut," Gizmodo has discovered.
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RELATED: Japan: Trump's currency criticism 'totally incorrect' "Job one for Prime Minister Abe will be to try to update President Trump on the realities, as well as the fact that Japan is a somehow not ungrateful ally who hasn't contributed enough," Goodman said.
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Soccer players who actually don't like soccer that much are a bit of a taboo — very few admit it, being aware that it might seem ungrateful to those who envy their position — but they are far more common than most fans would realize.
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Of course, money isn't everything, but as an earth sign, cash is an important symbol of security to you, so if someone is ungrateful, shady, or disrespectful of your money, time, or energy, then it hits you were it really hurts: your heart.
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But there are also "good" ones, like putting himself on the side of patriotism and the American flag, and in opposition to "ungrateful" NFL players, many of whom have earned millions of dollars in the NFL (and most of whom are black).
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A Los Angeles judge has granted actress Mareli Minutti a restraining order against attorney Michael Avenatti, who she alleges dragged her by her arm across the floor of his Los Angeles apartment and shouted expletives at her, calling her "ungrateful," the AP reports.
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Read: Meet the Americans Who Moved to Europe and Went AWOL on Their Student Loans For years, millennials have been derided as lazy, narcissistic leaches whose spoiled upbringing has left them ungrateful for the world of technological wonders they've been born into.
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For example: On Thursday, Trump tweeted his take on how Chelsea Manning, who was pardoned by Former President Barack Obama after serving 00 years of a 22017-year espionage sentence, was an "ungrateful TRAITOR," and castigated Manning for calling Obama a weak leader.
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They've done such a good job so far; they've so far surpassed our expectations when we first invested that it would be incredibly ungrateful and I think obnoxious and arrogant to say, "Now you should go public," because I don't work there.
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Mareli Miniutti, who on Monday filed for a restraining order against Avenatti, wrote in court filings obtained by The Associated Press that Avenatti dragged her across the floor by her arm after shouting expletives at her and calling her "ungrateful" during an argument.
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It didn't occur to him that I was developing an appetite for the sport per se—that I'd have considered it ungrateful to dismiss the winning side's attacking flair simply because my father happened to have come from a different northern city.
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He has feuded with a number of black athletes, criticizing NFL players kneeling to protest racial injustice and calling the UCLA basketball players held in China "ungrateful" after they were returned to the U.S. The president has also targeted black lawmakers like Rep.
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An ungrateful people, inured to countless privileges, we are daily instructed that "You may be entitled…," or that we're being cheated by the villains of the moment (minorities always suffice for the role), or that our self-created misfortunes are someone else's fault.
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On the other side were people who saw this act as openly hostile to America and its military, and who viewed the millionaire black athletes participating in the protest as ungrateful, undeserving, and ultimately indebted to the very institutions they were critiquing.
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Those of us who are not bolstered by outside sources, those of us who are but still struggle, and say it out loud, often run the risk of seeming whiny or ungrateful; maybe we worry we will just be thought not good enough.
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I've been selfish, I've been cruel at times, hard to work with and ungrateful, but so many of you in this room have given me a second chance and I think that's when we're at our best, when we support each other.
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Thankfully, Sia has made getting into the holiday spirit so much easier with the release of her new song, "Santa's Coming For Us." And, no, it's not a tale of a murderous bearded man exacting his revenge on ungrateful children as the title might suggest.
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To Mr Trump and his backers, politicians like Mrs Clinton have allowed jobs to be stolen, let murderous immigrants and terrorists stream across open borders, and spent American blood and treasure on naive attempts at nation-building in far-flung corners of an ungrateful world.
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The Los Angeles District Attorney declined to charge attorney Michael Avenatti on felony domestic violence charges filed by actress Mareli Minutti who said Avenatti dragged her across his apartment floor in Los Angeles while yelling at her and calling her "ungrateful," CBS News reports.
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The idealistic but ungrateful naïfs who think sexism is a thing of the past and believe, as Mr. Sanders recently said, that "people should not be voting for candidates based on their gender" are seemingly battling the pantsuited old scolds prattling on about feminism.
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While Trump has boasted about how many plays the "Donald Trump" song has on YouTube, he slammed "Little Mac Miller" on Twitter in 2013 for using his name without permission, calling him an "ungrateful dog" and demanding that Miller pay up for using him name.
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The slight prompted at least seven tweets from Trump over eight days in which he called the elder Ball an "ungrateful fool" and bragged that "IT WAS ME" who got the players released, sparing them from potentially up to 10 years in a Chinese prison.
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The court said that Minard, "should have known better" when giving the second ticket to Cruise-Gulyas, according to the AP. Judge Jeffrey Sutton wrote that while Cruise-Gulyas was "ungrateful" in the situation, Minard was in the wrong, according to the Washington Post.
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In the finale, after going on a completely hurtful and ungrateful tirade against her mother, Hannah ultimately realized mom was right all along (isn't it upsetting how your mom's advice is always pretty much right?), getting baby Grover to latch and breastfeed for real.
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" And it only got worse from there, as on Wednesday, the President tweeted of the reason for the players' release: "It wasn't the White House.... IT WAS ME." He ended by referring to LaVar Ball, the father of a player, as an "ungrateful fool.
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After a couple more years of formal education and at least 10 uncredited movie roles (party guest, autograph seeker and — in "Grand Hotel" — giggly newlywed), Ms. Carlisle made her official movie debut in "This Reckless Age" (1932), about a family with ungrateful college students.
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I told him I didn't want to but he kept pushing it, accusing me of "ruining the vacation"' He succeeded in making me feel like a spoilsport—ungrateful, even—but I finally told him to fuck off with sufficient force that he dropped it.
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" Manning's op-ed does not specifically call Obama a "weak leader," but Trump's tweet was sent minutes after a Fox News discussion aired, which featured a banner that read "UNGRATEFUL TRAITOR," and Fox News commentator Abby Huntsman described Obama "as a weak leader with few permanent accomplishments.
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Garcia did not focus on her back when she made her announcement, however, emphasizing instead her desire to prioritize her individual results: a decision that struck Kristina Mladenovic and some others in French tennis as ungrateful considering how much the French Tennis Federation has supported Garcia's career.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — As a candidate, President Trump disparaged NATO as a musty relic of old thinking, an alliance focused on long-gone adversaries rather than new-era threats, a burden that drained American resources on behalf of ungrateful partners who did not pay their share.
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Credit...Asako Narahashi It seems almost unspeakably ungrateful now, but I spent most of my high school years wishing I didn't live on an island — and not just any island, but one of the Hawaiian islands, among the world's most remote and yet most visited archipelagos.
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In addition, the players in the NFL, who make millions of dollars and are placed on a pedestal — even higher than those in the military who have committed the ultimate sacrifice in service of their country — seem, by contrast, to be privileged, ungrateful brats at best.
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In a now-deleted Instagram post, rapper Azealia Banks revealed that the digital version of her latest mixtape, Yung Rapunxel II, will feature a song telling a story of "an ungrateful technocrat" whose ego "becomes too big for his britches" and is publicly executed in the year 3030.
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Now, anybody with a fucking smartphone can say the most awful things directly to a musician via Twitter (which they're expected to have, personally use, and constantly interact on, lest their fans see them as ungrateful assholes), and they're just supposed to "grow up and learn to take some criticism".
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But when the authorities signally fail to acknowledge China's home-grown racism, they should not be surprised if their civilising mission goes underappreciated, either from ungrateful minorities in Xinjiang or Tibet, or from those who, in countries that face waves of state-led commercial involvement, complain of Chinese neocolonialism abroad.
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You might wonder if you're being ungrateful for all the progress in contraceptive safety and efficacy that has been made in the 59 years since the Pill was approved by the Food and Drug Administration, or for having access to birth control at all when many around the world don't.
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Racked reports that "several sources say they either took a pay cut or accepted a below-market-rate salary," and when they tried to negotiate for more, even after taking on more responsibilities or higher titles, they were shamed and "dismissed as ungrateful" by founder and then-CEO Miki Agrawal.
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For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power.
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"Fifty percent of the people are going to like it and 50 percent (are) going to be like, 'Man, that dude's ungrateful,'" Ball said Tuesday, referring to his reaction to Trump claiming responsibility for ensuring his son, LiAngelo Ball, didn't end up incarcerated in China following an arrest for shoplifting.
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The only Muslim-majority state in India, and one guaranteed notional autonomy under Article 370 of the Indian constitution, Kashmir is routinely depicted by the right-wing Hindu BJP as the ungrateful beneficiary of Indian munificence, accepting endless sops while returning the favor with acts of terrorism and support for Pakistan.
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The subtext was clear: Where Ms. Clinton saw a messy overlapping of business and charity that could haunt both of her parents, Mr. Band saw an ungrateful daughter who was naïve about how what he called "Bill Clinton Inc." made its money, and how her own expensive lifestyle was funded.
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I appreciate that by staying away from church you're vindicating my Catholic skepticism of that accommodation … but really, aren't you being a little ungrateful, a little slothful, a little selfish by leaving these churches empty when they're trying to be exactly the change you say you wish Christianity would make?
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Ungrateful, unlovable little Mary is rescued from India and sent to a big house on the Yorkshire moors, to stay with her uncle, who is reclusive and embittered because his wife was killed in an accident in a garden—the garden is locked now, so no one can get inside.
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Though several sources say they either took a pay cut or accepted a below-market-rate salary because they wanted to work for the company, attempts to negotiate for higher pay after being given more responsibilities or a change in title were dismissed as ungrateful or told salaries were non-negotiable.
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Most celebs wouldn't want to offend by saying they don't appreciate the people whose admiration has led to their success, because doing that would make them seem ungrateful, since the assumption is that constant attention and speculation about their lives is just the necessary price to pay for their money and success.
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When you're in the moment and put in all that hard work and have the opportunity to win a championship, for a guy to give that up for the sake of maybe—really, being blackballed or ostracized, having fans saying you're ungrateful, how dare you take this away from us—that's hard.
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And these little, intimate, ferocious slices of acoustic songs are precisely what makes Hitchhiker not only an artifact and puzzle piece for adoring Neil Young fans, but a helluva good time for the average music listener (too bad you ungrateful millennials won't be able to experience it via Pono's immersive surround sound).
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Tellingly, much of the media coverage and social media reactions chastised Tlaib — who later apologized — as an unruly, ungrateful Bernie Bro who should be thankful to Clinton for clearing a path for women in politics, rather than a feminist whose beliefs about class and imperialism are fundamentally at odds with Clinton's politics.
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His suggestion that black UCLA players were "ungrateful" because they did not thank him specifically after their release from house arrest in China further illustrates how the president often seems to perceive personal slights as being un-American when expressed by a person of color, and how he often wields patriotism as a cudgel.
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The assumption that black communities are inherently unruly places makes it easy to fail to distinguish between a Black Lives Matter "protest" and a "riot"; to assume that anything law enforcement officers are doing in black neighborhoods is needed to keep the peace, and therefore any complaints about it are ungrateful or even dangerous.
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Robert Lipsyte in the New York Times Magazine in 1971, after Ali returned to boxing after being banned due to his opposition to the draft and just before his famous fight with Frazier: He feels superior to boxing, a gift to boxing, a hero of history who has temporarily ennobled a sordid and ungrateful sport.
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While Trump gets another chance to impress his tiny yet significant base by claiming he wants no part of a team that he portrays as led by an ungrateful white coach and a bunch of mouthy African-Americans, the Warriors get to show they are more compassionate than the leader of the free world.
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Trump has repeatedly targeted black athletes during his time on the campaign trail and as president, in particular lashing out at NFL players kneeling during the anthem to protest racial injustice and suggesting they don't belong in the U.S. He has also feuded with some basketball players, calling a group that was arrested in China "ungrateful" for his help.
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Those words could just as easily apply to Fred's son Donald, as The New York Times details, about his birtherism, his view that dark-skinned immigrants come from "shithole countries," his frequent classification of black people as uppity and ungrateful, his denigration of Native Americans, his incorporation of white nationalist thought into his administration, his equivocation over neo-Nazis.
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The primarily Spanish-language series unfolds in an unnamed Latin American country, following a group of horror enthusiasts who start a business staging spooky scenes for anyone who might need one — a fake exorcism to help boost an unpopular priest's profile, for instance, or a "standard inheritance scare" to keep an ungrateful scion from his late father's riches.
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But it was also "High Noon," the doomsday thermonuclear clock ticking loudly even as a dangerous storm was brewing abroad: anti-American governments in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, ungrateful semi-socialist regimes in Europe living under the protection of our troops and dollars, Soviet leaps in missile and aerospace technology, and a shooting war in Korea.
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As I boarded my train at D.C.'s Union Station headed for New York, I felt a little like I was headed to the principal's office for a serious scolding, about being a stupid, ungrateful little snot for having left the hottest television network on the planet, not to mention royally screwing up my once promising journalism career in the nation's capital.
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For it may be said of men in general that they are ungrateful, voluble dissemblers, anxious to avoid danger, and covetous of gain; as long as you benefit them, they are entirely yours; they offer you their blood, their goods, their life, and their children, as I have before said, when the necessity is remote; but when it approaches, they revolt.
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In dozens of novels, movies, and video games over the 35 years since, Clancy and his adapters have used Jack and his black-ops buddies to paint a portrait of benevolent American military supremacy and economic exploitation for an American audience desperate to see itself as a pack of Boy Scouts descending from its city on a hill to save an ungrateful world.
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I just saved a group of people who for whatever reason had been set to be hostile, and then one of my characters said the thing that people in these stories are supposed to say—while coming across as oblivious to the fact that one of those ungrateful assholes had tried to gun him down, and I'd just saved his life.
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President Donald Trump's attacks on prominent African Americans just before the Thanksgiving break—in which he dubbed LaVar Ball, father of one of the three UCLA basketball players who had been released from custody in China, an "ungrateful fool"—prodded the mainstream news media to once again consider a long-percolating question: Why is he so obsessed with using famous African Americans as political foils?
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Sunday called Mitt Romney "ungrateful" for his support in 2012, hitting back at the 2012 GOP nominee for refusing to support the billionaire's candidacy.
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The Hill's 12:200063 Report: Sexual harassment crisis engulfs political media | More Charlie Rose accusers come forward | Strong ObamaCare enrollment numbers | Trump calls UCLA player's dad 'ungrateful fool' | 8 rescued after Navy plane crash | Trump at Mar-a-Lago | Thanksgiving traffic warnings | Best Black Friday deals NEW DEVELOPMENT: Charlie Rose has more accusers: Three CBS employees have come forward and accused Charlie Rose of sexual harassment.
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Wyclef, whose own verse is about a school crush who becomes a prostitute with an ungrateful pimp, stars in the video for some reason as a secret agent who receives his briefs on a Sony Vaio phone and who is tasked with rescuing a woman slated for deportation (much respect to Wyclef for caring about this issue, however dubiously it's presented, a decade before your neighborhood Twitter activist).
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On Sunday, April 33, some 100,000 sports entertainment fans will descend upon AT&T Stadium just outside Dallas, Texas, to see veteran WWE Superstar Triple H defend his WWE World Heavyweight championship against divisive upstart Roman Reigns, and to see the returning Shane McMahon (who's the duplicitous, ungrateful son of WWE Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon) face off against The Undertaker, who is dead, for control of Monday Night Raw, World Wrestling Entertainment's flagship television program.
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She played Vanity, one of seven "ungrateful abstractions," including Intellect and Sensuality, in "Horseman, Pass By," a musical based on William Butler Yeats's poetry; Lena in the South African playwright Athol Fugard's "Boesman and Lena," about a couple during the apartheid era; Clytemnestra, the queen of Greek legend, in Sophocles' "Electra," and Aunt Ester, an ancient mystic, in "Gem of the Ocean," the first in August Wilson's 20103-play cycle set in Pittsburgh that dramatizes the African-American experience in the 20th century.
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The fact that she walks away from the conversation in the kitchen, when he's just saying, "So, what happened with Ben?" and it kind of blows her lid, but it also opens the door to her saying to him that she's a ghost… In a way, he's sacrificed everything for her, and the culmination of that, where they're both yelling at each other at the end, from Jack's perspective, in Jack's eyes, it sounds like she's ungrateful for his effort into the family — his hard work, the things that he's had to sacrifice.
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