The phrase "tax reform" was uttered once, by Mr. Cruz.
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That's when she uttered the words Madonna chose to highlight.
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No other words can be uttered at this tragic event.
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His name is now regularly uttered by members of Congress.
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Make Stephen Colbert spout words actually uttered by John Oliver.
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She has not apologised, a simply 'Sorry' is not uttered.
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There's practically a new adorable sound bite uttered each day.
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I made that up and uttered it on the spot.
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After a few verses, Adele uttered an expletive and stopped.
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Russia uttered not a peep, and Trump praised its forbearance,
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Second, that it's uttered face to face to an individual.
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He has hardly uttered a word critical of Mr. Putin.
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She found words attributed to her that she never uttered.
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Given meaning by the words the female winners uttered onstage.
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But neither the prosecutor nor Cohen ever uttered Trump's name.
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Indeed, President Obama, a Christian, has frequently uttered the phrase.
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But whoever first uttered that sentiment wasn't talking about Twitter.
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The phrase "possibly aiding and abetting war crimes" is uttered.
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Mr. Trump never uttered the phrase "climate change" in his pledge.
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The phrase "it's a constant fight" was uttered more than once.
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I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person.
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These are among the most terrifying words Trump has ever uttered.
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It is true that Pope Francis never uttered Mr Trump's name.
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But since Trump has uttered it, it's suddenly a big issue.
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Passengers in nearby rows uttered their own prayers for the infant.
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It was the only phrase she uttered in court that morning.
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It was the first full sentence that she had ever uttered.
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Her brother said she has barely uttered a word for days.
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No magic words need to be uttered on the House floor.
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Sometimes, the expression is uttered enviously — how did we miss out?
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That was not the only thing she uttered that caused confusion.
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Probably the first time it was uttered, if we're being honest.
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Last month, that phrase was uttered for perhaps the last time.
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Especially when they're uttered by the president of the United States.
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We hear the word "Enough!" uttered so often by so many.
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But no one has uttered three simple words: It's my fault.
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As if programmed, he uttered the cursed phrase one final time.
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In addressing the nation Tuesday, Trump never uttered the word terrorism.
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Even Mark Zuckerberg uttered the words "I'm sorry" in congressional testimony.
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That exemption is similar to what Facebook's leadership uttered this week.
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How many times had I uttered the phrase "multiple independent sources"?
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Farewell, Ryan, who uttered not a single televised word in four episodes.
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Maher uttered the slur while joking with Sasse about visiting his state.
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It does not happen until the words of the oath are uttered.
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Those words being uttered by you just brings a horrible visual. pic.twitter.
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Mártir Naum Palma Corea sighed as soon as Trump's name was uttered.
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That's when the show's announcer, Horace "Hoss" Logan, uttered his immortal words.
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The one word that is not being uttered on conference calls: recession.
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And it came Sunday night when Kellyanne Conway uttered a single word.
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" Stone opted for a gentle push and uttered a firm, "Get out.
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"I don't think it's going to be possible, Jean-Baptiste," they uttered.
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No pictures, no CGI, not even a word uttered on the subject.
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What kind of fighting words might be uttered on national TV tonight?
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The president and his defenders have uttered the phrase hundreds of times.
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Yesterday, I uttered it several times during my late-evening Isha prayer.
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Unless he was describing a champion tree, he barely uttered a word.
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But never were more prophetic words uttered in the world of sports.
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He stipulated that only the name "Fyrom" be uttered in his office.
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" Monster, now very high, shook his head and uttered a soft "No.
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The final words Democrats uttered in their opening arguments were about witnesses.
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Then he sat back in his chair and never uttered another word.
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But the word "energy" wasn't uttered once in front of the cameras.
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Sonia Sotomayor told Mr Feldman before he even uttered a word, "I'm torn".
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Until recently anyone who uttered such a statement would have been deemed mad.
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From the moment Danny uttered his first rap, Mr Rubenga saw his potential.
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Lois rolls up on this conversation long after the name "Martha" is uttered.
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Meanwhile, amid all the hypocrisies, slanders and lies, a few truths were uttered.
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In my talks with the staff, the word "conversation" was uttered 50 times.
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Popote said the caller uttered the same derogatory phrase as the day before.
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But he uttered some of his most famous words before he became president.
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When the word "Taycan" is uttered these days, the world "Tesla" typically follows.Remarkable.
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"Amend," of course, is a term that was never uttered by candidate Trump.
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As usual, many of the false claims were ones he has uttered before.
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The audience exploded into whoops and applause before the first line was uttered.
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It's also true that you won't hear the word "God" uttered in Noah.
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The first thing he uttered was an apology for his lacking dental work.
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The word impeachment was uttered on the floor of the House of Representatives.
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And yet, despite all of that, neither of us had uttered the word.
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The speech was replete with phrases never before uttered in an Inaugural Address.
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On Thursday night, Trump uttered the words the gun lobby wanted to hear.
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It was sprinkled with phrases the cartoon character Elmer Fudd might have uttered.
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There are some words we'd rather not hear uttered aloud when on public transport.
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"Monika Caryk has uttered numerous statements wishing my unborn child dead," the order reads.
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No Democrat would have uttered the phrase "mass incarceration" before a primetime television audience.
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Has he uttered a single word about gun control since the shooting in Parkland?
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In the majority of cases, they've never even uttered it out loud to themselves.
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Grabthar's hammer (part of a phrase often uttered by Rickman's character) isn't entirely forgotten.
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With the first words I uttered, any taxi driver could tell I was foreign.
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In his remarks, the president uttered the word "sovereign" and its variations 21 times.
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As Bronson looked at the deputy's picture, he uttered one wish to his wife.
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I knew what the news would be before the nurse uttered a single word.
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But the scene in question for which the rumors were uttered — filmed on Dec.
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" Connery first uttered the iconic line, "Bond, James Bond," to Gayson's character in "Dr.
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I can't even read the words he uttered to Ryan Lizza about Steve Bannon.
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By contrast, Mr Murillo has not uttered a word in public since last July.
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Think the words "knitwear" and "summer" should never be uttered in the same sentence?
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Throughout Trump's campaign and his presidency, he has tweeted and uttered falsehoods without consequences.
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In comparison, during the 2012 cycle, the word "disability" was very rarely even uttered.
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"Of course I did," he said when asked if he had uttered the remarks.
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Indeed, the second most scary six words uttered in this controversy followed the first.
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It's a sentiment you've likely heard — or uttered yourself — at some point this summer.
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To me, this sentence had the eerie ring of something uttered at a séance.
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But what if a candidate never actually uttered words used against him or her?
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Yes, many have uttered this suspicion; now I'm adding my voice to the chorus.
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"Don't boo," the President said, repeating one of his oft-uttered 2016 phrases. "Vote."
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She's The Man is a feminist movie, but the word feminist is never uttered.
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It's impressive stuff, with real words uttered by DJT autotuned to Grande's catchy melody.
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It's not clear why President-elect Donald Trump's named was uttered during the attack.
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Questions like this, even when uttered in a seemingly neutral context, are potentially toxic.
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Muslims said Ms. Bibi had uttered vile abuses against Islam and the Prophet Muhammad.
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When Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell uttered the words, "Nevertheless, she persisted," about Sen.
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Choosing words not normally uttered by politicians, he said he would restore that respect.
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The words of the pledge were the only ones uttered in English all night.
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It was the first time the word had been uttered aloud in that room.
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Where I grew up, in the North of England, her name was uttered bitterly.
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I know, I was there, and I am the one who uttered his name.
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Where would we be today had the "thousand no's" been uttered 25 years ago?
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" Mainstream candidates on the right have uttered similar sentiments about respecting France's "national narrative.
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Looking scared and disheveled, he uttered a few words in Arabic and then vanished.
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There are two words never to be uttered in the Democratic Caucus: government shutdown.
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He then said in 2015 that he had not uttered this "don't go" opinion.
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"The American Trump uttered nonsense about demolishing our country," a military officer, Lt. Col.
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"On both sides passions were inflamed; angry words were uttered... the culture was toxic."
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The multiple f-words, uttered equally by Tony and his dinner companions, would be muted.
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Before leaving the stage, she uttered a heartfelt "We love you, Aretha!" into the microphone.
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Before leaving the stage, Grande uttered a heartfelt "We love you, Aretha!" into the microphone.
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But among officials, not a single word seems to be uttered about denouncing the killers.
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Though his name is never uttered on Lover, it's clear Alwyn is Swift's greatest muse.
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What was life like before we ever uttered the words "Big Mac" or "supersize it"?
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Early in the second presidential debate, Donald Trump uttered some chilling words about Hillary Clinton.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell uttered five significant words at 1:45 a.m.
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It wants its name being uttered in homes and into phones all around the world.
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There are some words that — once uttered — create a skin-crawling feeling of pure disgust.
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The Economist did not hear Donald's Trump name uttered, but it didn't need to be.
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I haven't heard the word "Nougat" uttered anywhere outside of Berlin's confectionery shops this week.
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Playing to these opponents of immigration reform, Trump uttered his now infamous "shithole countries" remark.
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He allegedly uttered racial epithets before opening fire on the predominantly African-American congregation there.
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Dylann Roof, then 21, allegedly uttered racial epithets before attacking the historically African-American congregation.
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And their names, as far as I can recall, were never uttered from the podium.
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Presidents have uttered vengeful statements in the wake of terror attacks and terrible murders before.
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He's uttered racial slurs and made Nazi jokes in his videos and on his livestreams.
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What eggs him on is the sound of his name uttered by pundits, rivals, crowds.
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Unfortunately, these words were not uttered 50 years ago when U.S. troops returned from Vietnam.
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That said, it just as easily could have been uttered by Alabama's acting alcohol regulators.
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The purported target later said Wright never uttered the word, but it was too late.
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Asked if he wanted to speak, he uttered a short apology to Mr. Babbitt's family.
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Before he could speak, one of the officers uttered a short sentence into his cellphone.
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On the same day he uttered those words, Nixon named Agnew as his running mate.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," he said on Twitter.
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But at the annual meeting, no one uttered Mr. Moonves's name or raised these issues.
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He uttered his first word since the accident, "Mom," nearly two decades later, in 2003.
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And a vulgarity uttered by a cameraman who inadvertently walked into a shot went viral.
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He set out a goal for himself and his colleagues, uttered before inside the Capitol.
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And the second Victoria and Peter uttered those regrettable quips, Twitter was all over it.
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Reporting from the World Economic Forum in Davos DAVOS, Switzerland — Neither uttered the other's name.
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Candidates are talking about climate change, yet they haven't uttered a word about Puerto Rico.
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In his recent speech, he quoted a line uttered by Mr. Spacey in the series.
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He left this world not having uttered a single one in more than a year.
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The company must have collectively uttered the word dozens of times onstage in New York.
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" (Uttered by a Santa in a crowded bar.) Read the Times review of "The Apartment.
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That was 17 more times than he uttered any other individual false claim that month.
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"Bring back cigarettes," and he would marvel that words so holy had ever been uttered.
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This is who Gillis is, at least a year ago when he uttered these words.
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But it was when he uttered a single word — "Hillary" — that the crowd truly erupted.
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In Sunday's "The Long Night," this line was uttered again to Arya, this time by Melisandre.
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Instead, my close friend just uttered a slightly irritated but mainly quizzical, 'Oh … you're still here … ?
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It's very likely that someone else first uttered "okurr" long before Bundy did it as Shocantelle.
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The anti-Semitic tropes uttered in the British Labour Party are far from being the exception.
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"I've waited years to say this," he began, and then uttered something unprintable to much applause.
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" In reality, she never uttered that statement -- rather it was Tina Fey playing Palin on "SNL.
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Here are a few of the most damning lines from the recording, both uttered by Bentley.
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Ninja isn't a stranger to slurs on his channel — he's uttered them himself, and later apologized.
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I am amazed that this is the first time that word has ever been uttered together.
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I'd so rarely heard that word uttered on television before, let alone on a network sitcom.
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Visit CNN's Facts First page I've fact-checked every word Trump has uttered since his inauguration.
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" They also show her a picture of Stevens, and when she saw that, she uttered, "Robert.
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The governments of Pakistan, India and China, by contrast, haven't uttered a peep about the killing.
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His question was met with boos from the audience and at least one "Seriously?" uttered aloud.
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" Her favorite phrase, uttered almost like an incantation: "Good vibes, good vibes, I'm getting good vibes.
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Did he program the robots to unlock their consciousness when the right Shakespeare quote was uttered?
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Bush never uttered the words "America First," but they were embedded in every policy, every speech.
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I could not look at the mostly white parents standing around me who uttered those words.
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Children these days think Abe Lincoln said everything that was uttered from 1985 back to Homer.
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"That is an inflammatory term ... that when uttered is not to be taken lightly," said Williams.
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This is a conscious falsehood being uttered by a key voice atop the United States government.
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"Now it begins" and "Now it ends" are uttered, borrowed from that scene in the book.
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She never uttered a single word about pain or the inability to play her best golf.
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Prayers uttered at the Grand Mosque are said to be worth 100,000 times those said elsewhere.
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This sense of grievance was on display in the last words he uttered publicly as president.
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Far from Silicon Valley, many celebrities uttered silly technology predictions about BlackBerrys' dominance over their lives.
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These were the first words she had uttered since appearing at his side seven months ago.
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The phrase "Wall Street" was uttered fewer than a half-dozen times, by Bloomberg News's count.
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City officials uttered the gunman's name just once and said they would not mention it again.
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" But in Republicans' telling, Ms. Tlaib never uttered the words "tragedy and horrific persecution of Jews.
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The assembled central bankers uttered a chorus of complaints about the forces making their lives harder.
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Merely to announce a high regard for truth is no guarantee that truth will be uttered.
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Such criticism of our rulers' kaleidoscopic loyalties is usually apt, and it's always uttered with contempt.
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In fact, Clinton never uttered such words, nor does Morris's screed even make such a claim.
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Yet not a whisper of condemnation of the agreement was uttered by Canada's major political parties.
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For his part, Obama hasn't uttered a peep in public about who he's supporting this cycle.
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I think idiomatic expressions make good crossword entries, especially those uttered in private or unguarded moments.
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We already had this reputation in the bars before we uttered a word about the beer.
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Evers' inaugural budget address this January didn't mention agriculture or farming; "rural" was uttered but once.
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You can watch a supercut of every time the line is uttered in the franchise here.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," Kjellberg said of the news.
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The ritual Trump denunciations -- and endorsements -- uttered by MPs tonight mask another problem of power in Britain.
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Never have I uttered the phrase "holy f—k" so many times in one virtual reality session.
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For many years, the phrases "Silicon Valley" and "luxury fashion" were rarely uttered in the same breath.
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The practice is irrevocable, even if the words were uttered in anger, when drunk, or in jest.
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He only spoke in public once during 17 years in power, and he uttered one single sentence.
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" As she seemed to realize what she had uttered, she offered an apology, saying, "Oh, I'm sorry.
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For instance, "Thank you, Satan, but I'm a vegan," is a real line uttered in the premiere.
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With each mouthful he offered me, I uttered the most genuine "mms" and "amazings" I could muster.
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But that was a quiet fact, one that our bodies might admit but our voices rarely uttered.
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Although the president-elect uttered that promise numerous times during his presidential campaign, including at an Aug.
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He uttered six more in his exchange with White House reporters before his departure for that speech.
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Mosque windows have been broken, death threats have been uttered, and cars have been vandalized and defaced.
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Rashida Tlaib uttered her infamous "impeach the motherfucker" line about President Trump, she's getting what she wants.
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Readers this week matched quotes that included the phrase "witch hunt" with the presidents who uttered them.
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But investors get protection akin to Anastasia's safe word, which when uttered requires her to be untied.
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Remember when "government" and "innovation" were once considered mutually exclusive concepts, never uttered in the same breath?
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"I have never uttered this person's name publicly, let alone encouraged harassment, doxxing, firing, etc," she said.
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Trump said the phrase "no collusion" three times in the first sentence he uttered as an answer.
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"I'll WeChat you my share" is perhaps the most commonly-uttered phrase in Beijing restaurants these days.
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Bits Samsung and Twitter are not tech companies whose names are often uttered in the same breath.
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A phrase I never expected or wanted to hear while reporting a story was uttered: focus groups.
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" He lashed out at the president's "flagrant disregard for truth and decency" and uttered the syllables "enough.
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"Language did not fully begin when the first hominid uttered the first word or sentence," Everett writes.
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And yet, when uttered by today's young adults, the word ADULTING is usually accompanied by a shudder.
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Rosie has been protesting since Dan first uttered the words that put this roadkill project in motion.
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You will never hear those words uttered privately among prosecutors, because the amount of time DOES matter.
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Yet without a single shot fired or a threat of a coup uttered, Mr. Najib was toppled.
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Jackson's comments were uttered in a closed courtroom, where cameras are banned, with about 150 people listening.
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Spinning tyre met stationary scooter, British journalist separated from Belgian bike and Anglo-Saxon words were uttered.
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A commonly uttered line on Sudan is that it has been at war with itself since independence.
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Even as they uttered some pleasantries about Ford's testimony, many Republicans, including President Trump, questioned her credibility.
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My girlfriend uttered similar words when I mentioned getting a scoop of the stuff from another place.
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All of those interviewed adamantly denied that Rielly uttered a slur and the audio supported their statements.
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"SEX" shows how text, simply read or uttered, is sounded out and thus becomes physical and sensual.
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And it's a far cry from what Trump uttered during the primary to his boisterous fans at rallies.
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If that line sounds familiar, it's because you've heard it uttered onscreen before in a very similar scenario.
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But, despite all of the carnage inflicted by their regime partners, they have uttered not one critical word.
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Whether he uttered some "magic" words or not wasn't clear; he didn't talk to media after the game.
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And one commonly uttered joke about the holiday is that it was sponsored by people who sold neckties.
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He actually uttered the phrase "bring it on," thus completing his transition into a full-blown Satan-human.
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In his speech, when he uttered the first sentence about what the plan actually was, people started groaning.
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Although the donation button is still active on its website, the effort hasn't uttered a peep since 21.
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One volunteer at the finish uttered, "I kinda wanted Jerry to win," after Knowles came across the line.
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Yes, those words uttered to me by Gadhafi's envoy in the Rixos five years ago still resonate deeply.
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On June 11th they were uttered by someone who many believed would be less keen on such action.
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Dick Durbin, who was reportedly in the room with Trump, stated that the president indeed uttered those words.
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That same sentiment was uttered many times over the years about a different BBC America star, Tatiana Maslany.
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And according to new reports, it's not the only letter associated with her name we'll hear being uttered.
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To really scorch that earth, he uttered the words "fuck you, Chris Harrison" and threatened to murder everyone.
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But the media began to claim that Trump was admitting to sexual assault when he uttered those words.
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"These cats discriminated their own names from general nouns even when unfamiliar persons uttered them," the authors wrote.
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Trump may have uttered some off-color remarks, but he has not actually sexualized women in the workplace.
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Ravish Methil, a greater Atlanta resident originally from India, uttered a sentiment common to many across the country.
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If you believe "stop and smell the roses" is the most important expression ever uttered, ride with Dallas.
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But nobody much cared about the day-to-day verbiage uttered by the occupant of the White House.
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Today's POTUS performance was breathtaking in the sheer number of provable falsehoods, intentional mischaracterizations and outright lies uttered.
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He understood the intricacies of America's power and the way words uttered in Washington echo around the globe.
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"Never again shall a negative, hateful message be uttered in the name of 'religious freedom,'" the group said.
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The first word uttered in "Sausage Party" is a popular synonym for excrement, which is a bit counterintuitive.
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During his confirmation hearing last January, Sessions was asked if he ever uttered that chant during the campaign.
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With a bit of a smirk, Scott uttered the four words that every minor leaguer wants to say.
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Here are two words we never thought we'd hear uttered in the same sentence: chicken and nail polish.
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When he eventually looked around and checked, he uttered a long "oh" but stopped short of an apology.
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Google revealed that there are many such lines firmly cemented in our psyches despite having never been uttered.
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Michael then uttered prearranged code words, and three soldiers and an officer came forward to arrest General Antonescu.
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But by the time he uttered the words, "Will you marry me?" she was overcome and in tears.
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"It tastes just like being by the sea," he uttered, his eyes wistful, his smile full of pride.
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For every stern word that Ms. Gibson uttered at the Pimlico rehearsal, there were 20 of pure encouragement.
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I got the impression that if I uttered one more word, he was going to call my dad.
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He cursed his luck and was given a warning for a swear word he swore he never uttered.
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Till never "grabbed her around the waist and uttered obscenities," as she had avowed on the witness stand.
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While Mr. Barr never uttered the word impeachment, he castigated those he sees as stalling Mr. Trump's agenda.
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" Better still, because it's uttered by Arnold Schwarzenegger , is the exquisite line "May I ask what you are?
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For this election, however, Clinton never even uttered the term "bankruptcy" and "student loans" in the same sentence.
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Shortly after the boy uttered that phrase, the governor said, he asked permission to go to the bathroom.
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She said they repeated racist stereotypes about Indigenous peoples and even uttered "Fucking Natives" in front of her.
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The 44-year-old American grimaced and uttered an expletive under his breath after a rare four putt.
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In Trump Jr.'s world, "triggered" is uttered with a sneer in the direction of wimps and cowards.
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That was more times than he had uttered any other individual false claim related to Ukraine or impeachment.
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We do know, Jake, that Deputy Peterson at the time uttered -- he disseminated information over the police radio.
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Uttered by Ms. Anderson in the same role, the lines slide off her tongue like clotted, bilious spittle.
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Despite the 2-month relationship, Selena never uttered a peep about it to Gigi, who's her best friend.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," Mr. Kjellberg, a Swede, said on Twitter.
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And the very second Colbert uttered "Donald Trump," Stewart did a glorious spit take right in his face.
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It's been a while since the words "wow, cute corduroy pants!" have been uttered by anyone under middle age.
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It was uttered by Kevin Durant Wednesday at a Stanford University conference to explain why he chose the Warriors.
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Except just as Cruz uttered the words, "Our party now has a nominee," a massive Trump plane soared overhead.
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But it's just one of the many headscratchers uttered by Pichai and his fellow guest, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki.
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By one count, Tillerson has uttered a grand total of 50 words in response to questions from the media.
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Hettleman, a Baltimore County Democrat, says the man also yelled, "You don&apost represent us" and uttered several expletives.
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The high doses of morphine made it hard for her to form words, and she uttered them slowly, laboriously.
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Is Donald Trump suggesting that there are magic words that once uttered will stop terrorists from coming after us?
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A knock at his door and then the words that had not been uttered since 1906 in Grand Junction.
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To that point, the words "retirement" and "Social Security" have not been uttered in the first two presidential debates.
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Once the "Karma's a bitch" line is uttered, they whip up a blanket like they're David Copperfield, and voilà!
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The actor then got down on bended knee and uttered a sentence that's somehow equal parts romantic and menacing.
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She tweeted the phrase he'd uttered to set off boos -- "Vote your conscience" -- with a link to her website.
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The type of speech granted the most sweeping protection is "political" in content and uttered in a "political" setting.
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The dominant partner must adhere to their guidelines, and if the safe word is uttered, they must immediately stop.
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Don't even get me started on Glenn's final words, uttered as his eye was falling out of its socket.
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They wanted facts to help them determine their decision, but were distrustful of those facts when uttered by politicians.
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The cynical Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) now uttered lines like "I know it was hard for you" in consoling Daenerys.
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I found myself almost teary-eyed, therefore, to learn of extremely wise words uttered by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
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" No one uttered the words "age difference," but Ms. Vanderbilt Costin said, "I feel like I'm a little geriatric.
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Connery first uttered the iconic introduction, "Bond, James Bond," to Gayson's character in that movie, according to the BBC.
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He offered an example that could have been uttered by a Giants football player during the Tom Coughlin regime.
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Roof allegedly uttered racial epithets before shooting worshippers at Emanuel AME Church, which is a historically African-American congregation.
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If you've uttered any of the following phrases, it could be a sign you're lying to yourself about money.
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And Greg had gone home alone and, while throwing up, softly uttered, 'I should have said, 'I love you.
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Another threw a tray of dark mush to the ground, stomped on his meal and uttered three unprintable words.
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Here's a collection of some of the times he has uttered the trusty phrase, or some variation of it.
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Now every word you've ever uttered, and every one you ever will, can and will be held against you.
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After Wednesday's game, Boone repeated a variation of a sentiment he has uttered often this season: next man up.
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That the "save a thousand" quote was ever uttered by a formerly enslaved person feels preposterous on its face.
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" Those words, uttered by a former Marine known as Sarge, are enough to generate a gasp in "Blood Stripe.
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He's traveled to more than a dozen countries, tweeted hundreds of times and uttered tens of thousands of words.
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Rahm's coach provided the necessary motivation, enforcing a stiff penalty of a burpee for every Spanish word Rahm uttered.
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In the middle of his remarks, Mr. Hun Sen uttered a single phrase in English: 'The New York Times.
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"I'm coming for it," Williams uttered, as she looked out at the crowd once the Wang match was done.
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This fundamental, eye-opening truth is one of the most powerful statements ever uttered about how we 'do' history.
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The words "exercise, exercise, exercise" were uttered, which is the normal procedure for such drills, an incident timeline said.
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A television news anchor in St. Louis apologized after he uttered a racial slur in place of the Rev.
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And so is their response — uttered by each separately, all with the same helpless shrug: "What can you do?"
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Traditionally uttered after a king is crowned, the king's first command serves to capture the essence of his reign.
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It's no secret Donald Trump has uttered a countless number of eyebrow-raising statements throughout his campaign for the presidency.
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"He spontaneously uttered, 'Just shoot me, I deserve this,' " Brown allegedly told officers, according to a document obtained by PEOPLE.
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The answer lies in one sentence uttered on January 21 - in his oddly avuncular monotone - by ECB President Mario Draghi.
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"Girlfriend, you are so on" will be cemented in history as the most iconic sentence uttered during the Democratic debates.
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Uttered in a distracted way, it's an empty order: he seems to simply be going through the portrait photographer motions.
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Groot's final line, uttered as he once again evaporates from our lives into a cloud of Infinity Stone-inflicted nothingness.
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Those are, the U.K. newspaper The Independent once wrote, the four most famous words ever uttered by a tennis player.
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It may not have been uttered by a PR mouthpiece, but it's direct confirmation from the company all the same.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," Kjellberg said to his 17 million followers on Twitter.
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For example, you can search for "rainbow" and receive results that show where that word was uttered in each recording.
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Then it's back to business, a message he uttered to his employees before seeing the stock pop dramatically on Thursday.
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"Spies," the thirteenth episode total of the series, is the first time the phrase "B613" is ever uttered on Scandal.
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"It was uttered on Twitter, a platform known for insult and exaggeration," they argued in a motion filed in September.
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In the face of this condemnation, Suu Kyi has not uttered a word of public criticism of the armed forces.
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He first uttered the words in a GQ profile published in 2012 when asked about how old the Earth is.
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Even though this scene is set in the near-ish future of 2050, an all-too-familiar phrase is uttered.
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His state post-conviction attorney abused substances during the hearing and literally uttered the words "blah blah blah" in court.
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" None of the congresswomen have uttered the phrase "evil Jews"; Omar tweeted in 2012 that Israel had committed "evil doings.
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The database ingests all of the words that are uttered on a variety of TV sources, including cable news channels.
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I loved Morgan's enthusiasm at tribal council, where every sentence she uttered was bolded and ended with an exclamation point.
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And Apple CEO Tim Cook never once uttered the words "virtual reality" or "augmented reality" during the WWDC 2016 keynote.
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Four simple words, seemingly meaningless when uttered, as if they didn't have the power to stop time and kill dreams.
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He's worried his stage name's gonna get dragged through the mud if it's allowed to be uttered on the stand.
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You then tap the name of the person who uttered the phrase so Alexa can more easily identify each speaker.
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From the moment Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad—the original game's hero—uttered "nothing is true, everything is permitted," I was hooked.
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They had little on the line because their names would not be uttered publicly, even if the results were off.
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As an Ivy League-trained lawyer, Clinton must have known the risk he was taking when he uttered those words.
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Though you might not know it from the irresponsible rhetoric recently uttered by Trump officials, U.S. options are limited. Gen.
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The massively entertaining soundbite-filling game is a a wealth of unbelievably real phrases uttered by the no-filter nominee.
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" Just seconds before, Fleabag had uttered three very different words to the man who'll henceforth be known as "hot priest.
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But democracy requires some important correlation between words uttered on the campaign trail and actions taken in the Oval Office.
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On that date, we passed a resolution in the House disapproving of racist comments uttered by one of our members.
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Rather, it might be eight simple words she uttered behind closed doors during a congressional interview a few weeks ago.
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I remembered the racial slurs I'd heard uttered about Arabs in high school, all before I met a single one.
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In expressing regret about her earlier statements, about Mr. Trump, she said only that she should not have uttered them.
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If a quid pro quo was uttered in Washington but no Ukrainians heard it, did it make an impeachable sound?
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"The contemptuous words about the president attributed to me … were never uttered by me or in my presence," Mattis wrote.
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For all the pleasantries that have been uttered between Trump and Obama, this President-elect is clearly is rightward-bound.
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According to Quote Investigator, a website that tracks the source of quotes, there is no evidence Lincoln uttered this phrase.
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Across the county, where hundreds of firefighters from all corners of Kansas and elsewhere stood ready, many uttered similar sentiments.
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An expression of thanks to the American people has rarely, if ever, been uttered by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
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It's a shortcut used the world over — and even beyond, having been uttered at least once during a space mission.
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These are of such a grimness that when a certain notorious place is uttered by Kathy, my audience gasped collectively.
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The exact phrase was also uttered by Naomi Osaka, although she struggled to keep a straight face during her delivery.
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"No Japs from the Rockies to the seas," reads one such quote, uttered by a Member of Parliament in 1944.
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This is the case for many of the 3,200 lies or misleading claims that Trump has uttered since taking office.
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In certain situations, "gavagai," uttered upon seeing a rabbit, could mean "rabbit," or it could mean "dinner," or something else.
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Denying all charges, he showed no remorse, and uttered no words of regret for those who were killed or injured.
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Then, in his second game back from mono, a mic'd Darnold uttered three words that threatened to define his season.
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I caught myself, lowering my head and hoping to hide the fact that it had been I who uttered them.
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He also made abusive threats to match officials, and uttered racist comments about the skin color of Serena Williams's baby.
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Too frail, ordinarily, to be uttered, some anticipation of fulfillment sponsors these calamitous pursuits of happiness and curtly eloquent confessions.
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All for a few lines uttered briefly by a one-off character in a network drama that has been canceled.
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In the spring of 2007, the comedian and actress Mo'Nique uttered 11 words that would change the course of history.
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How many tenors have uttered that word on the Met's stage with only half the feverish urgency of Mr. Álvarez?
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The groups challenging the law used the department's own words — uttered during the previous administration — to help make the case.
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Over the past weeks, we've treated the president-elect's comments as normal policy statements uttered by a normal president-elect.
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Back in July, James Corden uttered a statement in a Cats featurette that's been stuck in my mind ever since.
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Yet the term "rural" was uttered on just one of the four evenings so far during the Democratic primary debates.
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Despite his significant role in the series, the Night King (in his undead form) has never uttered a sound onscreen.
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The dozen-plus engineers rarely uttered more than a few words to one another, which is how they prefer to operate.
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Now it's up to you: which were uttered by Madam President, and which come courtesy of the Merc with a Mouth?
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CNN reported that at a National Security Council meeting on Thursday, McMaster warned against using the term, frequently uttered by Trump.
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This is the bilious bipartisan climate in which President Obama uttered this about identity politics in tonight's State of the Union.
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Even direct appeals to people to break the law enjoy constitutional protection when uttered weeks or days before the intended action.
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He said if a Republican had uttered Omar's statements the resolution would have named them and been solely about anti-Semitism.
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Questions that cannot be blamed on others or swept under the rug by an insincere sentence uttered at a press conference.
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When I first sat down with Chris, he uttered the words "You owe me," and that irked me to no ends.
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Which explains why, during his State of the Union address on Tuesday, he uttered the word "beautiful" at least three times.
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Fittingly for a governor who sees communication as central to his role, his biggest policy intervention was uttered but not implemented.
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While her father argued at length about these subjects on the election trail, Ivanka hasn't uttered so much as a peep.
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In the first case, about Trump's prowess in hostage negotiations, there is no evidence that the quote itself was ever uttered.
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Dallas, at a memorial service for the five police officers murdered at a Black Lives Matter rally, Obama uttered some of
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The optimist in me, the one I felt wither the moment "glioblastoma" was first uttered, had prevented me from considering it.
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He hasn't uttered a peep about Aubrey so far, but we imagine it'll be hard for him to ignore her now.
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Roof allegedly uttered racial epithets before attacking worshipers last June at the historically black Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston.
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Republicans from the reddest of states are now parroting what used to be words uttered by leftist activists on health care.
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The phrase "nasty woman" took over pop culture the moment it was uttered by Donald Trump during the second presidential debate.
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Sure, we're just four days into it, but Dolphins owner Stephen Ross just may have uttered the quote of the year.
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If the correct key words were uttered during the murder, it is possible the Echo activated and Amazon recorded the crime.
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For White House legal counsel, it may be the most chilling five words uttered thus far in the long Russia investigation.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) uttered the pledge despite bashing Trump for two hours during the 11th Republican presidential debate, in Detroit.
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I uttered something to the effect of 'Wow, we just met and I feel like I've known you my whole life.
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They are not words any FBI agent with such responsibilities should have uttered, regardless of whether or not they indicated bias.
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But in touting the new bill, which they celebrated for increasing military spending, neither men uttered the name of John McCain.
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Every word uttered by a world leader had to be interpreted and relayed to the other with exacting context and nuance.
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One was left with the impression that every third or fourth word he uttered was a source of delight to him.
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"My colleagues reverse Rico Williams's murder conviction because of eleven words the prosecutor uttered in her rebuttal closing argument," she wrote.
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The best of them, taken from an actual Army doctor's recollections, was uttered by William Christopher's Father Mulcahy, the Army chaplain.
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Collectively, we agree this action speaks louder than "thoughts and prayers" platitudes commonly uttered by gun violence apologists after mass shootings.
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One, "don't bring a bastard into this house," usually uttered as soon as menstruation began, the warning repeated over and over.
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But it was only one of several statements the likes of which no other president has uttered while on foreign soil.
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"I have never uttered the word pilegesh, and don't even know how to pronounce it," Mr. Steinhardt said, through his spokesman.
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Daniel Osborne, the bar manager at Abigail Hall, is ready for any martini and manhattan order before it is even uttered.
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" That different cultures may have uttered certain sounds more often than others "doesn't say much about the deep history of language.
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"Hope," which Buttigieg said eight times, Gillibrand said three times, O'Rourke uttered once, and Sanders, Harris, Warren, and Booker avoided entirely.
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Both human and machine methods deemed Wikie successful at learning the novel sounds presented to her, including those uttered by humans.
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Ms. Tlaib and Ms. Omar are called out for expressing the kind of views and statements that many others have uttered.
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A half-dozen conversations with farmers, academics and agricultural officials were cut short, politely, when the words "global warming" were uttered.
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If she truly uttered even a fraction of the remarks attributed to her, Parker's reputation as a wit was well earned.
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Mr. Trump's invitation to visit the White House was "a sentence uttered to earn the sympathy of the public," she said.
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But they were actually uttered more than 100 years ago, by outfielder Tris Speaker, according to "Spoke," a biography of Speaker.
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It was meant to be a line uttered by someone in dread, and that would be "UH OH." ■ 43D: Wordplay alert!
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Mr. Johar may not have uttered the three magic words, but his life and his work are a portrait in courage.
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Now, thanks to a couple of sentences uttered by Donald J. Trump on a talk show, Mr. Lin has new hope.
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Yet the people responsible for it have never been brought to account, nor have they uttered a single word of apology.
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" It is impossible to know what, exactly, was going on in that officer's mind as he uttered the words "bad dude.
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Academy members, who are appointed for life, are supposedly sworn to silence regarding every single word uttered within the Academy walls.
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He would not have uttered these two words had he been brought to virtually any other emergency department in the United States.
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This is a sentence that I have never before heard uttered by anyone, even after a long time living on Planet Earth.
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He was lasted spotted with athlete Sarah Bro, but hasn't uttered a peep about whether or not love is in the air.
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But Lauren uttered one of my favorite quotes in the history of the show that explains the vote as much as anything.
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Paying attention to my alcohol intake made me realize how many unexamined statements I uttered about needing wine to get through something.
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Phoebe uttered the phrase on episode 14 after catching Chandler and Monica (Courteney Cox) kissing, completely unaware that they were secretly dating.
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Trump attributed to Powell, a lawyer for Flynn, sentences that were actually uttered by Fox & Friends hosts Pete Hegseth and Jedediah Bila.
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Never have so many deep sighs been uttered in response to a single question: who is your all-time WNBA Mount Rushmore.
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On Monday, Congress uttered the words that are sure to strike fear into the hearts of Silicon Valley's tech giants: antitrust investigation.
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"Brother, please," he pleaded, and Mr. Khan uttered a curse under his breath, then grabbed a quilt and thrust it at him.
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"I saw it on Facebook" is a response uttered far too often by people that get their news via the social network.
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The same scoring method was used during the trials when the four dummy words were being uttered to grade the habituation process.
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The Schwartzes have admitted in legal docs the statements were allegedly made by Bieber's bodyguard and the singer never uttered such words.
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At best, Iggy Azalea raps this song like someone who wrote these words without considering how they would sound uttered out loud.
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Over the years the man who famously made today's equivalent of over $50,000 as a teenager has uttered some pretty prophetic statements.
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President Donald Trump uttered the "S"word — shutdown — on Tuesday, and it could be the best news ever for his domestic agenda.
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The trailer's release coincides with Father's Day in the U.S., and the lyrics uttered in "Adnis" are a nod to that fact.
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They'll tell you of very specific times when something they swear they only uttered aloud quickly appeared in their Facebook News Feed.
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And when a Sunni imam uttered the traditional call to prayer seeking protection from Satan, Yazidis took offence, and violence quickly followed.
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"Like every clause of every sentence uttered in every breath Donald Trump takes, this is all subject to change," Mr. Erickson said.
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The word "boy"—sometimes sexualized, sometimes not, but always uttered with a kind of tragic holiness and reverence—chimes throughout these poems.
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And they're doing it because they have nothing else – not a plan, not a program, not a philosophy that can be uttered.
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"Today's POTUS performance was breathtaking in the sheer number of provable falsehoods, intentional mischaracterizations and outright lies uttered," Todd wrote on Twitter.
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" Indeed, when asked how he was feeling about returning to the lineup for competition, the phrase Fanning uttered most was "all good.
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The words are uttered without apology in the plaintive tone of a stubborn little boy who insists on having everything his way.
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One can only imagine what your editorial board would say about me had I uttered the same words as my opponent has.
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Manfred said the five-game suspension of Gurriel and the sensitivity-training requirement took into account that he had uttered that word.
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With its lyricism and dancers dressed in white, "Aureole" is pretty, a word that Mr. Taylor always uttered with a certain disdain.
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Case in point: the very loud "OH MY GOD" that was uttered in the theater when Yoson An took his shirt off.
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To be elected, her name must be uttered by a majority of representatives present and voting on the House floor on Jan.
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He mixes up dialogue from the first two "Terminator" films (the phrase "Hasta la vista, baby" is never uttered in the first).
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But Bloomberg's candidacy would be dangerous even if every word he'd ever uttered was enlightened and his past policy record was pure.
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Advertising The commercial for HP features a large family enjoying Christmas dinner together — that is, until the words "global warming" are uttered.
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Bahrain uttered similar sentiments after Trump took the time to personally thank the Bahraini ambassador for attending his big reveal on Tuesday.
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But in these times, when such impolitic truths are uttered often by the commander in chief, Mr. McCarthy has found a moment.
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In some ways, what one man shouted in anger and one woman uttered in grief capture one of America's most troubling intersections.
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Some said the congressman's latest provocation — uttered in support of a far-right Dutch politician — was finally more than they could brook.
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She thought for a moment before banging out on her manual typewriter: Invisible ink, Uttered into-onto air Voices cross it out.
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When Pope Francis uttered his revolutionary question, "Who am I to judge?" in 2013, he tempted the closet door to swing open.
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That's when astronaut John Swigert uttered the phrase that would implant mission control in the public's consciousness: "Houston, we've had a problem here."
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Other than Wilke's statement on the day of the deal, Amazon hasn't uttered a peep about what it plans to do with PillPack.
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I uttered words I never use and treated people I have lived with and committed my life to serve in an unacceptable matter.
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Her supporters were given "persist" signs to hold, a nod to Mitch McConnell's infamous "Nevertheless, she persisted" line uttered about Warren in 2017.
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The Facebook rationale is that anything uttered or shared by a politician qualifies as "newsworthy content," and is therefore exempt from the rules.
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" Caryk allegedly "also uttered that she wished I was dead and that someone should 'take out' my husband's legs to 'end his career.
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The student said he was trying to get the group to leave, when the n-word was uttered by one of the students.
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It was, all things considered, an anticlimactic entrance after more than three months of words and warnings, all of them uttered by Barnes.
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However, just as Rogan uttered those words, Ellenberger uncorked a bruising liver kick to Brown, which folded his foe like a deck chair.
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"Thoughts and prayers are not enough," read one sign at LaGuardia, a jab at a response often uttered by lawmakers after mass shootings.
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A president's policies should not be hamstrung, the main dissent suggests, by an alcohol-tinged insult he uttered at a party decades ago.
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For instance, speech uttered in an elementary school, a movie theater, or a prison is treated differently than speech at a political rally.
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In a refrain that's commonly uttered by entrepreneurs who raise money from SoftBank, Mir said the plan was for a smaller financing round.
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Having a British accent somehow makes these grand overtures sound far less suave than it would if uttered in another language or accent.
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Loyal soldiers apparently referred to him by rubbing their chins after Gigante issued an edict that his name not be uttered in public.
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After Tarantino wrapped up his speech, Foxx stared deep into the camera and uttered one word: "Ghetto," before moving on with the show.
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It is false and defamatory to suggest that WikiLeaks or Julian Assange has ever published, uttered or tried to promote a "conspiracy theory".
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Before he uttered a single word into the microphone, he already had signaled to the nation that his optimism about the future. How?
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When a command is uttered, a slick waveform appears onscreen to indicate that Alexa on Nucleus is recognizing and processing your voice command.
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" That's when Cruz looked at Rubio and uttered a few words in Spanish, challenging Rubio to continue in that language "if you want.
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That said, these days conversations about the state of the Arab world can go on for hours before the word "Palestine" is uttered.
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What in the World To the list of things that should not be uttered in modern China, add these: Padded bras cause cancer.
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At a time when obesity rates are rapidly rising among American women, for example, Clinton has barely uttered a word on the issue.
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The expression was usually uttered in an offhand way by Venezuelans as a joke, a motto of our characteristically joyous disregard for authority.
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In 2003, an executive from Canadian gas producer Encana Corp uttered "fucking asshole" in a whispered comment audible on the company's conference call.
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Unable to stop her, Oxenberg looked on in horror as her daughter hung on every charismatic word uttered by cult leader Keith Raniere.
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Two decades ago, it's doubtful a male character would have uttered such a lament on television unless it was played for straight laughs.
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We treated any words he spoke in his own defense as if they were automatically to be disbelieved because he had uttered them.
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Ms. Trump had not uttered the offending words, but Ms. Davis had watched her speak for her father at the Republican National Convention.
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" Pete Conrad, a relatively short man, captured the spirit well when he uttered his first words from the surface of the moon. "Whoopee!
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"The image of yourself entering my room once or more a day is most profound and comforting," he once uttered into his Dictaphone.
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But several phrases are identical to ones uttered by the first lady, and plagiarism experts are beyond skeptical of it being a coincidence.
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Any potential specifics on how the Chinese government would use Huawei to make Americans less safe have only been uttered behind closed doors.
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"London Has Fallen" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian), because blood is shed and unprintable words are uttered.
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" Jake Tapper, CNN: "I think it will go down in history as one of the most radical speeches ever uttered by a president.
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By the time Musk uttered "one more thing," the crowd was frenzied and fully committed to the ride he was taking them on.
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In all those years, I, like an overwhelming majority of Muslims, have never uttered "Allahu akbar" before or after committing a violent act.
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Horschel stopped and let him pass, like a tennis player giving way to another on a changeover, and never uttered a word. Why?
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His campaign tweeted out "Hell yes, we're going to take your AR-15" shortly after O'Rourke uttered the words to the television audience.
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So let's look at a sentence that was uttered at a time when the concept of sin was more prominent in the culture.
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But right after Nadler uttered that halting sentence to Burnett, he went back to saying the same stuff he's been saying for ages.
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In an update responding to Trump's tweet, the paper wrote that none of their journalists covering the protests had heard that slogan uttered.
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Russia certainly was, as evidenced by the fact that RT, the Kremlin-backed propaganda tool, tweeted Gidley's words shortly after he uttered them.
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A "Speech in the Bible" could be uttered by almost anyone, but that's not the sole meaning of the word "speech," is it?
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"What he uttered is just sophism of an imbecile bereft of elementary quality as a human being, let alone a politician," KCNA said.
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When, at times, their dialogue is actually uttered, it may be in voice-over or projected like subtitles or in Arabic or Spanish.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump made just 15 false claims two weeks ago, a holiday week during which he uttered few public remarks.
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HOUSTON — At some point, the incendiary chatter will dissipate and most everything uttered outside of the white lines will fade into the ether.
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Both whispered to the judge that they were 14-year-olds and uttered the words "not guilty" when asked to enter a plea.
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Even though the word "institutionalist" is frequently uttered in the same breath as Senator McConnell's name, nothing could be further from the truth.
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He had first uttered those words himself while refereeing a rugby match seven years ago, and they have been trailing him ever since.
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Now, she smiled easily and in Southern California fashion, tended to punctuate sentences with a girlish giggle, even when no joke was uttered.
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The draft would impose crippling $10 million penalties against a signee for each public statement of confidential information uttered, according to the Post.
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In another set of studies, we found that people viewed hypocrites as dishonest — more dishonest, in fact, than people who uttered outright falsehoods.
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However, despite Garrett's contention that a racial slur uttered by Rudolph was part of the reason for the brawl, his appeal was denied.
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While the Times should challenge all untruths uttered by the Trump administration, given the experience so far, there will be many such instances.
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In 1968, then-California governor Ronald Reagan uttered a line ahead of the Republican convention that would become something akin to conservative lore.
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In a speech in August, Nikolai Viktorov, the owner of a hardware business, uttered a line that became something of a rallying cry.
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And I didn't really care much about money anyway; when I uttered the words "for rich or for poor," I absolutely meant it.
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"If Mnuchin had done any previous reading or learning about AI, he couldn't have uttered those ridiculous words this morning," tweeted futurist Amy Webb.
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Olivia Jade was a high school senior when Loughlin uttered those fatal words; she would start college at USC in the fall of 2018.
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While Trump has uttered harsh words about many US allies, President Vladimir Putin is one of the prominent world figures he has not criticized.
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When racial slurs are uttered, by contrast, other fans and police seem more prepared to act, said Gabriela Moreira, who appeared in the video.
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Wray&aposs message to the committee, uttered in his Senate testimony, was that the FBI will follow the law and not surrender privileged information.
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It's entirely possible that Hannah's comment was unintentionally exclusionary, considering it seems to be uttered as a heated defense of her own, personal past.
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According to the fact-checkers at the Washington Post, Mr Trump uttered 317 "false or misleading" statements in his first 63 days as president.
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Obama never once uttered the word "Trump" in the speech, but the president looms over it like the lettering on one of his hotels.
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"I can't believe this happened here, in my back yard," is uttered over and over in sound bites on TV and in casual conversations.
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When Mr. Maduro later phoned in to a program on the main government-run television channel, he echoed words uttered earlier by Mr. Ramos.
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He also mouthed a coarse vulgarism at a recent New Hampshire rally, then complained when reporters wrote that he had uttered the word aloud.
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Hello Giggles reports that Reddit user ValdemarSt took the time to count the exact number of words uttered by Millie Bobby Brown's terse character.
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You might think that Elon Musk is a bit of a joker, but in hindsight, basically every joke he'd uttered became a real project.
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There's a line about halfway through Isle of Dogs uttered by Edward Norton's character Rex when he first meets the Japanese-speaking protagonist Atari.
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"What he uttered is just sophism of an imbecile bereft of elementary quality as a human being, let alone a politician," read the statement.
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His body seemed to curl and ripple even when he was standing still, and he uttered his crisply pronounced words with a provocative languor.
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Some supercuts were specific to a movie or series, like a compilation of every ridiculous one-liner uttered by David Caruso on CSI: Miami.
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Where he made them: Trump uttered 11 of the 29 false claims in his Friday speech in Milwaukee about the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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There are so many eerie, awful similarities... not only in the words uttered by law enforcement, victims' families and survivors, but in the location.
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Each statement uttered by the president of the United States can have huge ramifications, even creating dangerous situations for our military and our citizens.
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"I couldn't do it because I just don't like the guy," Langone said, echoing sentiments uttered privately by executives all over the financial industry.
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Here's the thing: In making his request, Santorum on Thursday night uttered the single phrase so many believed would never, ever escape his lips.
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The phrase, uttered so soon after Trump roundly insisted that no one has more respect for women than him, quickly became a trending hashtag.
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George then uttered the words sure to cause some coronary activity in the Downtown Athletic Club ... saying at this point it's all about Tony!!!!
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When she was born, in 1875, the germ theory of disease was still a novelty and no one had ever uttered the word "gene".
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The slime actually premiered on that show, slathering any actor that uttered the words "I don't know" in a barrage of bright-green glop.
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"Wenu Wenu" starts with a splatter of synth hits that one might hear if a game-show contestant finally uttered the secret bonus word.
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But no matter who came up with those words — or when — one could easily imagine them being uttered today by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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He hasn't uttered a word to this point as senators argue about why GOP is withholding so many of his records from the public.
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Obama uttered the phrase "take responsibility" six times during his news conference in 2010 after what he deemed a Republican "shellacking" in the House.
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Ms. Kane stared straight ahead as the word "guilty," uttered decisively by a juror in a flowered dress, echoed nine times around the courtroom.
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" — could have been uttered by Dior himself, who once announced, "In an epoch as somber as ours, luxury must be defended inch by inch.
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It scours documents, social media, videos, and audio recordings to create a searchable compendium of every word published or uttered online by an individual.
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I am aware that in a contentious divorce proceeding he is said to have uttered something about his daughter not being with Jewish students.
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"It was pretty shocking not to hear that word, housing, uttered on the main stage" at either party's convention last month, Mr. Desmond said.
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ONE MORE BITE (Sunday) If you've ever uttered that phrase beseechingly to your child, this family food fair may help you stop the pleading.
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Centineo is less a presence on our daily social media scrolls, and his name is no longer one I hear uttered in everyday conversation.
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After a penguin uttered what researchers identified as an "offshore call," the group was observed moving more in sync, and closer to the surface.
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Nothing had been uttered at the table, of course, which led me to understand that human experiences run much deeper than polite company revealed.
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But the words "climate change" don't appear in any promotional materials or show titles, and the phrase is only occasionally uttered on the air.
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Markel said only that it was uttered over a meal of "bad Thai food" with his colleague Dr. Martin Cetron, sometime around 85033-07.
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"I am the mother of a martyr," she said, a phrase habitually uttered with defiance, and one that confers instant credibility in Kurdish society.
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"That's why we call it a process redesign," he said Thursday, using the kind of management talk rarely uttered by the nation's chief diplomat.
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At dinner one night, someone uttered three words that calibrated their expectations: "Mobile to Miami" — the site of Super Bowl LIV on Feb. 20153.
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Last week, Frazee's lifelong friend Joseph Moore testified that Frazee had allegedly uttered the phrase "No body, no crime" several months before Berreth's disappearance.
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In the polite tides of life at Huis Doorn, it is possible for evil to be uttered so casually that it almost escapes notice.
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The surprise was that, for nearly the entire trip, not one staff person or passenger even uttered the words "climate change" in my hearing.
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Sometimes people think the words "off the record" are a magic command and, once uttered, immediately go into effect to hide what comes after.
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Real ones know that no one in the history of black people who has uttered that phrase means it, and Bibby is no exception.
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The problem really isn't Trump's use of curse words, but the words he chose to use and the context within which they were uttered.
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Should Jesse Jackson's entire life come down to the anti-Semitic words "Hymietown," uttered by him in 1984 (and comically immortalized by Eddie Murphy)?
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They have led health ministers of five countries to say something so unthinkable that none had ever uttered it before: Women, please delay having children.
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" The documentary concluded with Mr. Durst's own words, uttered while he seemed unaware that his microphone was still recording: "What the hell did I do?
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Here is the one true ranking of planets in our solar system, which has perhaps only been previously uttered under the influence of rosé.8.
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But all of this, from the moment Trump uttered his slogan to the retorts by Democrats that followed, overlooked another possibility: America was never great.
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It's full to the brim with terms uttered by politicians in the parliaments of countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, India and South Africa.
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Those were the words uttered by my in-house technology expert, who quit his job as a lawyer for a new career writing technology reviews.
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" Defense Secretary James Mattis: "The contemptuous words about the President attributed to me in Woodward's book were never uttered by me or in my presence.
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Every SOTU has featured some words that have never been uttered by a president on this stage, and Trump's speech last night was no exception.
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"Questions that cannot be blamed on others or swept under the rug by an insincere sentence uttered at a press conference," said the First Lady.
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The Golden Globes are finally giving Madden the recognition he has deserved since he uttered the word "Mother" at the Red Wedding five years ago.
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"Poverty" is a word seldom uttered by politicians these days; it has been replaced in their orations by "middle-class" or, occasionally, "the working poor".
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Once crowned, the king uttered his first pronouncement, which echoed that of his father, promising to reign with "righteousness" for the benefit of his people.
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It's like when someone sense "no offense" or "I'm not racist, but…" or "bless his heart," it immediately negates any unkind or hurtful sentiments uttered.
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When uttered by a nominee for leader of the free world, the words are a self-fulfilling prophecy, sending ripples of crisis through the world.
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People reported that as the two women posed together, Robbie turned to her husband and simply uttered the word "Amazing!" in an excited, disbelieving tone.
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The sentence, "There are too many choices, you end up not knowing which one you want," is uttered, like something snatched directly from my mouth.
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The Florida branch of CAIR said the attacker uttered racially offensive comments, including "You Muslims need to get back to your country," before the assault.
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" Last fall, Trump uttered a wonderfully Samson-like sentiment about his rival Jeb Bush: "If I'm going down, then Bush is going down with me.
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It&aposs a bit tedious, but it&aposs possible to go back and listen to the very first command you&aposve ever uttered to Alexa.
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Three other keywords Although two words uttered by Spicer -- "greater enforcement" -- alarmed many investors, three other words mentioned in the press conference shouldn't be overlooked.
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Although Norway continues to be a strong player in oil and gas, many Norwegians have embraced the most truthful cliche ever uttered: nothing lasts forever.
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Your washing machine knows you're out of detergent well before you do; a new bottle shows up without you having uttered a word about it.
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They were uttered by Alain Visser, a 30-year auto industry veteran who has been charged with the task of creating a new car brand.
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"I've always been a guy who likes to run the floor," Capela says, a sentence which in all likelihood Aldridge and Gasol have never uttered.
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He called me all the names he'd called Sarah, and the worst part was that I could feel his hatred in every single uttered word.
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Meeting with leaders from both parties yesterday to craft a bipartisan immigration deal, President Donald Trump uttered words that are likely to define his presidency.
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It was only then that bumper-sticker homilies Gandhi never uttered—"Be the change you wish to see in the world"—were attributed to him.
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"During the assault racially based comments were uttered at the victim indicating the assault may have been a hate-motivated incident," Peel Regional Police said.
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Clinton, however, has not so much as uttered "bankruptcy" and "student loans" in the same sentence since she announced her candidacy for the 2016 election.
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Intense scrutiny On Monday night, Prince William will leave Jordan and head for Israel, where every word uttered by the young royal will be scrutinized.
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Here we find the real secrets of the book, the ones that will never be uttered aloud, let alone savored in the mouths of others.
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Trump never once uttered "immigrant" or "immigration," but when he vowed to "protect our borders from the ravages of other countries," the message was clear.
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According to Shannan Gilbert's mother, Hackett called her two days after her daughter's disappearance and uttered seven words: I run a home for wayward girls.
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As the lights dimmed on what was supposed to be American Idol's final episode, Ryan Seacrest uttered a cryptic sign off that has fans speculating.
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The elder Suzuki said he was surprised at such rumors having never "uttered any such things," and that his son did not consider such prospect.
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The words "Bernie or Bust" were not supposed to be uttered; even mentioning it is giving the idea more attention than national Democrats really want.
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In 1996, John McCain uttered the phrase that launched a thousand dismissals from boxing fans, upstanding citizens, and your relatives who just don't understand you.
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Clinton, however, has not so much as uttered "bankruptcy" and "student loans" in the same sentence since she announced her candidacy for the 85033 election.
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"Mattituck's changing" is a common refrain, uttered both by those whose roots extend back several generations and those who have only recently discovered the area.
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Mascara tears were shed, and legendary phrases such as, "It's crazy that all this is happening while Lauren's gone!" were uttered on these sacred grounds.
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Either way, a small bit of history was made on Wednesday — the day "mansplaining" was uttered by a prime minister on the floor of Parliament.
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He even uttered the words "take the guns first" — a phrase previously unthinkable for a top Republican politician given the party's history on gun rights.
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However, as you can imagine, there have been other occasions where I've been shocked by the arrogance and ridiculous comments uttered by our elected officials.
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As usual when he talks publicly about Venezuela, Mr. Pence spoke entirely in English except for the few times he uttered "libertad," Spanish for freedom.
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Roberto's stepsister Lisa, who also appears in the documentary, says she uttered the Buscetta name for the first time in her life in the film.
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Pence: First of all, I don't believe the phrase that Pence quoted has ever been uttered by a Russian in the entirety of human history.
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Of course the word "winning" itself is not the problem, and if the president never again uttered the word, we would still have no solution.
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Legal prosecution proved time and time again to be futile, but I could at least regain my own dignity each time I uttered my truth.
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The phrase "Write it down and put it under a rock" is uttered frequently, as if the real story is always in danger of disappearing.
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It's August, so get out your very pointy sun hats and garden brooms and try matching these five quotes with the presidents who uttered them.
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And even though Ford is now the key figure in Kavanaugh's confirmation battle, her name was not uttered once during the nearly two-hour event.
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Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat and close friend of Flake, uttered in from of members of the media when he was told of Flake's statement.
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The last words Ayham uttered to his best friend Yousef were the mumblings of a child still unable to grasp the gravity of his situation.
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Whether an elected official's lies — uttered himself, or by another at his direction — amount to the federal crime of obstruction of justice hinges on intent.
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There is no polite way to say this, but, in response, Pence lied by denying that Trump had uttered the words Kaine was attributing to him.
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When Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel) asked him how he knew this, Tyrion poured himself some more wine and uttered this famous (made-for-a-T-shirt) line.
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They provided the justices with examples of other trials in which jurors uttered slurs or made derogatory remarks about Native American, African-American and Hispanic defendants.
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The new president has a decades-long record of refusing to back down in public battles or acknowledge that he had uttered falsehoods or outright lies.
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ONE of the gentler quips uttered by the writer and thinker H.L. Mencken was that nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
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He even reminds him by saying, "The things we do for love," the line Jaime uttered while pushing Bran out of the window in season 1.
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Field Notes When uttered by a man, the words "will you marry me" serve to signal a tradition that is both widely accepted and ages old.
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Mr. Biden's words, though uttered long ago, are a direct contradiction to President Obama's position in the battle over naming a successor to Justice Antonin Scalia.
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So when those four little letters are printed or uttered in order, us New Yorkers do backflips — and then immediately rush to the nearest spirits store.
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On Tuesday, Puig and 1B Adrian Gonzalez tweeted pictures of several Dodgers in the clubhouse wearing T-shirts reading "#DONTLOOKATME," the words Bumgarner uttered at Puig.
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And finally, the fourth test was done to see if cats can discriminate their own names from general nouns when uttered by persons unfamiliar to them.
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After a little more than two years in office, Trump had uttered more than 10,000 false or misleading claims, according to The Washington Post Fact Checker.
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As red-meat applause lines go, "let's not have contentious debate"—uttered sternly in the middle of a contentious debate—is not high on the list.
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"The contemptuous words about the President attributed to me in Woodward's book were never uttered by me or in my presence," Mattis said in a statement.
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Trump's words announce the first steps of the grand strategy uttered by anyone who wants to be a a great and effective manager of a nation.
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That is not surprising, considering the negative, often false propaganda uttered by politicians hostile to Social Security and the financial services industry, and misleading media coverage.
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Uttered in a low drawl, with a twist of his lips meant to resemble a smile, and a belligerent shifting of his gaze to your face.
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" This is the type of question, that when uttered by a wide-eyed 25-year-old, usually elicits a cringe, a shudder, or an outright "no.
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Ravenfield makes you feel like every statement you have ever uttered that started with "wouldn't it be great if in Battlefield you could…" will be fulfilled.
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At the 2016 Republican Convention, Melania Trump uttered the exact words that then-first lady Michelle Obama said at the Democratic Convention a few weeks earlier.
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President Donald Trump said he was joshing when he abruptly looked at the sky and uttered the phrase "I am the chosen one" earlier this week.
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If we all donated $1 to charity for every time the phrase "emotional intelligence" has been uttered this season, we could cure all of society's ills.
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Thankfully, commitment-shy Neil eventually uttered the magic words, although he didn't escape without a warning from Adele, who dazzled in a sequined custom Burberry gown.
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The questioning started as the morning's first argument was winding down and Ilana H. Eisenstein, a lawyer for the federal government, uttered a common concluding phrase.
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As soon as he heard "guilty" for the first time, he hung his head, shaking it slightly each of the four times the word was uttered.
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This ersatz weather fits the speeches uttered by the actors Nikki Calonge, Ugo Chukwu and Zoë Geltman and the songs composed and sung by Catherine Brookman.
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They couldn't help but think in helpful ways outside the scope of their project, and had never uttered the words "not my square" in their life.
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That said the phrase was also uttered by 49 percent of dissatisfied men and 44 percent of dissatisfied women, so maybe love truly is a lie.
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Antagonized by paparazzi and feeling harassed by what he says are false accusations that he uttered slurs, Mr. Baldwin has at times publicly denounced the media.
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" In 1933, another New Yorker, Franklin D. Roosevelt, uttered a recognizable, and more inspiring, inauguration phrase: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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When the other woman uttered her name — Teresa Chris, an influential agent for writers of crime fiction — Ms. Penny said she let go of the scarf.
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Ilhan Omar, one of the two Muslim women in Congress, had uttered anything even close to those comments, the Republican Party would've been up in arms.
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The key difference, however, is that in the corresponding trigger word for Amazon's Echo ("Alexa") or Google's smart speaker ("OK Google") was uttered during the commercials.
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" At times Mr. Trump uttered scraps of a more appropriate message, saying "the values, traditions and skills you learn here will serve you throughout your lives.
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The three words (spoiler alert) are in fact uttered on the last page of "The Changeling," but LaValle revises them as soon as they've been spoken.
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"In a body that has far too few women, for a senator to say: … 'The senator shall take her seat,' should never be uttered," said Sen.
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Shimon Peres called it "one of the craziest months in history": nuclear threats were uttered; revolutionaries and strongmen alike beseeched America for help; allies proved perfidious.
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But he also got a fright when Gabi hid under the blanket and was making "Wubba wubba" noises — a sound usually uttered by "Sesame Street" monsters.
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Celan's post-Holocaust poetry tests the limit of what can be uttered, of what it means to be a witness in the wake of the catastrophe.
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This problem runs in both directions: I've heard ugly words uttered about "flyover country" and some of its inhabitants from well-educated, generally well-meaning people.
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He uttered a soft cry of happiness and fell to his knees to press the dress to his face before he lay back in ecstasy, groaning.
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Its revival this past June was a surprise to both the software and aviation industry, given that the company hadn't uttered a peep about the effort.
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Washington (CNN)The White House on Tuesday officially corrected the record on an insulting remark President Donald Trump uttered a day earlier in the Rose Garden.
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The cameras on the phones are, as usual, "better than ever before," said Apple exec Phil Schiller, who has uttered the same words at previous events.
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But according to Ad Age, Burger King seems to be getting away with the campaign because the words "Star Wars" aren't actually uttered in the commercial.
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The president, Mr. Johnson said, flatly denied it so vigorously that he uttered a number of curse words and insisted that he "barely knew" Mr. Sondland.
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"She had always been correct -- and that's why the overwhelmingly majority of the House Democratic caucus backed her position when she first uttered it," he said.
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Kanye swearing It's just not every day that you hear legit curse words -- not like H-E-L-L -- be uttered publicly in the Oval Office.
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Adopt a signal for "get me out of here" — whether that's a sly pull on an earlobe, an urgent text or a subtly uttered safety word.
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"The last audible word she uttered before she died was actually a swear word that expressed her strong anger at the Japanese government," Ms. Yoon said.
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A gay slur is uttered early in the season, but it's used to identify a villain and also spark a character's growing acceptance of his sexuality.
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During his feud with Megyn Kelly, Trump repeatedly retweeted his supporters who called the Fox News anchor a "bimbo," though he never uttered the word himself.
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In turn, antifa activists have argued that certain types of speech are themselves violent or bound to cause violence if they are uttered in the public sphere.
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We refuse to do spoilers, so we'll just say that the character of Rory Gilmore (played by Alexis Bledel) uttered four words which were a game changer.
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A couple weeks ago, during an unassuming antitrust conference at Oxford University, a German bureaucrat uttered a few words that should send a chill through Silicon Valley.
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He's got friends in high places Dolores even uttered "William" under her breath just before Ed Harris's character strolled confidently into the church at the very end.
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Paul uttered the name in a question that U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts had earlier declined to read as the presiding officer of the trial.
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" Jonesy's happy singleness is not dismissed, even if the season does end with her climbing into Luke's bed with a softly uttered "This is such a mistake.
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" He also uttered this infamous line, which later sent shock waves across the world: "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best … They're bringing drugs.
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In perhaps the most Australian accusation ever uttered, opponents of Australia's Prime Minster Tony Abbott say the official is spending large amounts of government money on koalas.
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"The contemptuous words about the President attributed to me in Woodward's book were never uttered by me or in my presence," Mattis said in a Tuesday statement.
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All the sweet nothings the Ghostbusters star has ever uttered publicly about Nino are here, making this clip necessary viewing for anyone who calls themselves a fan.
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A simple "OK Google" uttered clear across my living room perked it right up (the feature can also be accessed by holding down the onscreen home button).
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His wife said she had evidence of that conversation, which was indeed friendly, though in the video West had not uttered the line about making her famous.
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Poway Mayor Steve Vaus characterized Saturday's shooting as a "hate crime," saying his assessment was based on statements uttered by the gunman when he entered the synagogue.
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To use the term to refer to the president of the United States was a huge risk, and The Twitterverse lit up seconds after Wilmore uttered it.
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Another piece features a goat-like couple and is titled Our Dating Profiles Matched, a phrase that very few owners of Staffordshire figurines have probably ever uttered.
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In July, they gave out free orders of chicken tenders to all customers who uttered the secret password (which they revealed on Twitter) at the cash register.
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The first words Albini utters are, "Budd, don't," taking the pleas heard uttered by the onlookers in Dwyer's suicide video and places it atop Washam's stuttering groove.
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" Pruitt describes Trump's real office within New York's Trump Tower as dated, so the show built the boardroom where Trump uttered the now famous line "You're Fired!
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In their 1955 manifesto, Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein famously wrote: Many warnings have been uttered by eminent men of science and by authorities in military strategy.
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You won't see a trailer with more energy and attitude this week than the one for White Girl — and there's hardly a word uttered the entire time.
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Candles are being lit and prayers uttered for Defense Secretary James Mattis, who, like most military leaders, is far less gung-ho about the use of force.
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"The contemptuous words about the president attributed to me in Woodward's book were never uttered by me or in my presence," Mattis said in a statement Tuesday.
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Though "gentrification" is never uttered, economic imperatives and parental stubbornness threaten the bond between the boys, an affection that carries a delicate, intriguing hint of sexual interest.
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The film is drastically different from VanderMeer's book, but it's also about something that can't be uttered, and, accordingly, Garland goes silent for the film's stunning finale.
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Maybe so, but Blount still reaches some entertaining high points: in this book, two pages of lovingly created speech, uttered chorally by a Southern family at table.
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The Guardian reports that President Ronald Reagan was about five years into his presidency before the uttered the word "AIDS" in public, despite the disease's devastating impact.
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There were a few veiled references to current political troubles, but no one uttered the name Trump—as Bernstein surely would have done, perhaps with obscenities attached.
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"David uttered several statements of his dislike for people of Middle Eastern descent prior to being read his Miranda Warning," the deputy wrote in the arrest report.
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Second, a decision not to interview is largely for the protection of both of them, since there is a large body of sworn statements they have uttered.
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He arrived in his full uniform, and was overcome with emotion when he heard the congregation shout "Allahu Akbar" after he uttered the Islamic declaration of faith.
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But he echoed the caveat a number of Republican officials uttered this year about Mr. Trump, suggesting his support from Democrats in traditional blue counties is provisional.
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Limits of transparency A transparent and open transition won't itself reduce the hot rhetoric of this campaign or address every slight uttered over the last two years.
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Trump uttered the memorable phrase "I love Hindu" at a cultural event in New Jersey last month organized by supporters of his candidacy from the Indian diaspora.
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To that end, the writers perfected the art of technobabble — you know, dialogue that sounds scientific when uttered over a control panel but really doesn't mean much.
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She uttered not a word about inflation — an omission that eased swirling speculation that the Fed is on the verge of raising its key interest-rate target.
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Last night, as breathless news coverage of the phrase the suspect uttered repeated on a loop, I took my children trick-or-treating in the Virginia suburbs.
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Most contemporary scholars agree that Wood suffered an unhappy marriage because he was a closeted gay man, though no such words were uttered in Depression-era America.
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On Wednesday, the president never uttered the talking points, but appeared by turns sympathetic, attentive, determined to take action and angry on behalf of his distraught guests.
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The last words Eric Garner, an unarmed black man, uttered on a New York City sidewalk in 20143 instantly became a national rallying cry against police brutality.
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This and the plethora of British world champions really adds credence to the oft-uttered notion that the boxing scene in the UK has never been healthier.
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"To have to take that and feel that judgment and have that even be uttered into the universe — that was just a hard, hard thing," Harris said.
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Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, was spotted laughing alongside Mr. Cheney, who once uttered an obscenity at Mr. Leahy on the floor of the Senate.
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Soon after President Trump first uttered the phrase "Chinese virus," Representative Grace Meng got a call from her parents, who had read about it in the newspaper.
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"There's an ancient Chinese saying: If the many regions commit offenses, the responsibility lies on my person," Mr. Zhu said, citing words supposedly uttered by an emperor.
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Kennedy, meanwhile, headed for the rally, where a crowd awaited him, formulating a eulogy for Dr. King that proved more enduring than anything uttered at his funeral.
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That "spread," a word often uttered with venom by Italian populists, was also the focus of Mr. Mattarella's remarks Sunday night, and Mr. Cottarelli's on Monday morning.
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That is to say that "kill all humans" wasn't uttered first by Bender in Futurama or in the comments section of Boston Dynamics' Big Dog YouTube video.
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Scarcely a word has been uttered up to this point, yet much has been expressed: isolation; danger; desperation; fear; relief; and sheer, extreme bodily need and effort.
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Mr. Sullivan watched the movie and discovered these words uttered by Bing Crosby: I faced a crisis up there in Boston, and I got away with it.
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And what did he mean by "mistakenly" — that he made a boo-boo about the Holocaust, or that he actually uttered the thoughts spinning around his brain?
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Mr. Ryan, whose relationship with Mr. Trump has been strained at best, offered the kind of warm testimonial he could never have uttered about the presidential nominee.
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One thing is clear, however: The Trump administration has not uttered the phrase "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization" in weeks, and Mr. Pompeo has also softened his tone.
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At last, she uttered the word "no" for the first time during their encounter, to Mr. Ansari's suggestion that they have sex in front of a mirror.
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And during this saga, the words "porn star" or similar descriptions have certainly not been uttered by Fox News's most popular hosts — the ones Trump watches most.
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Why watch: The most horrifying thing in Savageland might be the dialogue uttered by some of the white, openly racist side characters who populate its mockumentary pastiche.
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In this riotous mosaic, Ruppersberg layers myriad forms of language, from words printed in chapbooks, to those uttered aloud in coffee houses, and glimpsed from passing cars.
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For one of the last episodes, about the Lower East Side of New York, I paid no attention to the "shits" uttered by Tony and his various guests.
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And though the accusation about Obama got the most play because of its sheer unbelievability, it was hardly the only untruth uttered by Trump at Monday's press conference.
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While famine did strike Paris in 215, motivating the Revolutionaries to take to the streets, the Queen probably never uttered this famous phrase so frequently attributed to her.
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The Inner Sanctum Mystery, then, serves as an alternative to all things sleek and serious, occupying a universe where the words "gritty reboot" have yet to be uttered.
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Watch: You'll never hear these words uttered in an office (and if you do, run) Don't do these things at the office unless you hate your co-workers
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Oh, and this "radical unelected bureaucrat" was chosen for his current position by Mike Pompeo, Trump's secretary of state, who has not uttered a word in his defense.
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And what with the increasingly ridiculous and unbelievable statements uttered by politicians, you'd be forgiven for laughing about a meme or chuckling at a GIF here and there.
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He literally uttered the phrase "no collusion" to describe Mueller's conclusions — providing a perfect sound bite to play on loop on cable news in the president's favorite phrasing.
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Whatever the future may hold for Missy Elliott, her cultural relevance is forever enshrined in hip-hop lore—and has been since she uttered her very first verse.
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So if your boyfriend or girlfriend has actually uttered the words "food proposals are the best" or "I'd love an avocado proposal," you may grant them their wish.
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Cruz, his party's runner-up, uttered Trump's name just once -- to congratulate him -- and instead pitched the ideological brand of conservatism that endears him to the GOP's base.
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Trump, who said he personally invited King to introduce him, was sitting in a chair onstage just a few feet away from King when he uttered the word.
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This might be the only time in my life I've uttered the following phrase without a hint of irony: I don't want to live in this planet anymore.
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"A judge found my statements, uttered on my live stream, ARE admissible as statements to conspiracy," Wood wrote in an Instagram post one night before the trial began.
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While Sheeran doesn't necessarily pop to mind when these names are uttered (usually this does), he is undoubtedly in the the upper echelons of the industry alongside them.
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Instead, it featured some quotes that you won' believe were uttered on TV, spoken by a Mario Lopez who sounds like he's an autopilot but absolutely dead inside.
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Of course, hardly a subtext-free syllable has been uttered by the Yankees about Rodriguez, or vice versa, since his arrival in 2004, and this was no exception.
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Trump's announcement speech debuted a controversy-laden campaign that defied political gravity as the billionaire businessman uttered one divisive and controversial statement or policy proposal after the next.
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It had insane special effects, bravura performances from Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum, and one of the best, most quotable speeches ever uttered by a fictional American president.
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"The president's words, as uttered in speeches and other official statements, literally shape American foreign policy," Shamila N. Chaudhary, a senior fellow at New America, wrote at Politico.
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As the name was uttered, flashbulbs went off and journalists clamored around a rotund face: That of Mathias Énard, who had just won for his magnum opus, Compass.
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Those words were uttered with a hand-waving grandiosity seemingly at odds with what some consider an anti-consumer move that may kick off a bitter standards war.
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As Trump enters his tenth month in office, Barack Obama remains his most dependable antihero, with the slights, barbs and outright lies he's uttered about his predecessor mounting.
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If you spend more than 15 minutes with any senior executive of a large bank these days, it is almost impossible not to hear the phrase "fintech" uttered.
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"Every word uttered by Mr. Anglin in this public dispute is protected by the First Amendment, no matter how many people find those views intolerable," Anglin's lawyers argue.
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Mr. Qahraman recently quit as President Ashraf Ghani's envoy overseeing the Helmand battle and since then has publicly uttered harsh and repeated criticism of the Afghan military leadership.
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They think something is so wrong that all the fact-checking of Mr. Trump this year, the countless reports of his lies — which he uttered more than Mrs.
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One time, while streaming, my coworker Ryan Davis uttered a common homophobic slur in a fit of rage—the f word—as things were going badly for us.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In four hours of debate among Democratic contenders for the U.S. presidency, the word "deficit" was never uttered and the government's debt was mentioned only once.
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"There are reported cases of the name of someone else being uttered during the nocturnal sex—without any basis in reality—which arouses suspicions of infidelity," he says.
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There's a parent somewhere telling them "He's picking on you because he likes you, sweetheart" and that sentiment inspires a spark of hope that can't be uttered aloud.
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Right now I'm kind of partial to "A Kinder, Gentler Nation," a phrase George H.W. Bush actually uttered in his acceptance speech at the 1988 Republican National Convention.
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When I pressed the leftmost one, the machine uttered a three-tone chirp not unlike the sound one of my sweetest girlfriends used to make when she climaxed.
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The Resistance might also wonder whether the obsessive focus on which racial slur Trump might or might not have uttered many years ago matters to the average American.
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In the report from Sichuan, part of a 23-minute feature that appeared on state television two days later, two villagers uttered the same refrain on the theme.
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Of course, he was wrong about the size of his net worth and his penis and his hands and just about every half-baked "policy" proposal he uttered.
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In conversation with this reporter last year in Milan, Mr. Abloh uttered what you might call a personal credo, one applicable to anyone determined to reach a goal.
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"Thank you for your service" is one of the most frequently uttered phrases to those toiling in Americans' most trusted, but least understood, institution: the United States military.
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But when I interviewed Jessye Norman in 2009, I was struck by the beauty of her diction: each consonant polished, each word uttered in a resonant, inky tone.
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He&aposs uttered racial slurs and made Nazi jokes in his videos and on his livestreams, which have led to sponsors and YouTube to cut ties with him.
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Many members of his Bharatiya Janata Party, including high-ranking officials, have uttered discriminatory comments about Muslims and even celebrated thugs who have beaten up or killed them.
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One manifestation of that legacy: a president who will never admit he uttered a falsehood and a Congress too often pursuing only a partisan version of the truth.
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She is an adult woman who has stood with this administration and never uttered a single word of criticism -- let alone decided to leave her objectively awful husband.
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The accusation that Soros was behind the Charlottesville counter-protesters appeared to have been first uttered by Alex Jones, the conservative conspiracy theorist and provocateur, on Aug. 14.
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"I can't breathe" were the final words uttered by Eric Garner, whose death in July at the hands of a New York Police Department officer sparked national outrage.
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A meteorologist for a television station in Rochester was fired Sunday after he uttered a racial slur on air while describing a city park named after the Rev.
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THE CASSANDRA By Sharma Shields It's difficult to imagine a myth riper for harvest than that of Cassandra, the tragic Greek figure who uttered prophecies no one believed.
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The ex-president uttered the name "Donald Trump" for the first time in public since Trump's inauguration in his speech at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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During my time at the Treasury Department, we heard a bit about electric cars, but to my recollection, the words "autonomous driving" and "ride sharing" were never uttered.
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But it may also make it harder for leaders to convince their countries that his words are more than thoughtless stream of consciousness, forgotten shortly after they're uttered.
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Ted Wheeler, the mayor of Portland, Oregon, made the point last month in reference to a man who uttered anti-Muslim slurs before killing two people who challenged him.
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To this day, my fact — "My name is Caroline, and I'm concerned with the way women are portrayed in the media" — remains the only sentence I've uttered on television.
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Reports of a leaked Access Hollywood tape on which the Republican nominee uttered the now-infamous phrase that, um, refers colloquially to a woman's genitalia, dropped earlier that month.
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Walking down the back steps of the Capitol, Trump leaned into Obama and uttered something -- far enough away that microphones didn't pick it up -- that caused Obama to laugh.
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And they&aposve heard hours of colorful testimony, like when a mob associate uttered "bada bing bada boom" as he described how Salemme once grabbed him by the throat.
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"The contemptuous words about the President attributed to me in Woodward's book were never uttered by me or in my presence," he said in a relatively rare public statement.
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After hearing the buzzphrase "strong and stable" being uttered endlessly during Theresa May's campaign, a van with the slogan emblazoned on it overturned in the wind on a motorway.
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The first complex sentence I uttered was Karl Marx's mantra, "Religion is the opiate of the masses," and the first time I saw Angela Davis speak was in kindergarten.
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" Clinton on Wednesday said Trump has been "fixated" on the phrase radical Islam "as if those are magic words that, once uttered, will stop terrorists from coming after us.
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Fed members mentioned the words an "unprecedented 69 times" in the July meeting, which was more than they were uttered during the financial woes of the 2000s, Rosenberg tweeted.
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Of all of the statements, apologies, clarifications, walk-backs, defenses, and pleas uttered by Facebook employees in 2018, perhaps the most inadvertently damning came from its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.
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The F-word word in question, which government lawyer Malcolm Stewart described as "the paradigmatic profane word in our culture," was not uttered openly in the famously decorous courtroom.
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Trump is present at every campaign stop - not physically, but as a constant topic of discussion, even if his name is not uttered by those seeking to defeat him.
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The painting makes me think that when the term "black is beautiful" was first uttered, someone was likely looking at an afro in full bloom glistening in the sun.
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Every single word Cosby uttered to police investigators and in the depositions will be used against him, and his own words prove at least 123% of the state's case.
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" After all, on the stand, less than a month after the Trump tweet, it was the now-former FBI director who famously uttered "Lordy, I hope there are tapes.
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In a rousing speech at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on Friday, Barack Obama uttered the words "Donald Trump" for the first time since he left office.
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This was junior high, we were reading A Tale of Two Cities, and this fact, when it was first uttered, raced like a rumor through the classroom, overtaking everything.
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The one sure thing that everyone should be able to agree upon is that the words NATO and neutral should never be uttered as part of the same sentence.
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Ad of the Week Donald J. Trump has dominated this presidential campaign, but until now, his name has never been uttered in a paid ad by a Democratic candidate.
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" After several minutes during which I silently prayed none of my colleagues would reach for a drink, the official at last uttered the words, "Now, to answer your question.
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President Donald Trump on Friday evening said he was joshing when he abruptly looked at the sky and uttered the phrase "I am the chosen one" earlier this week.
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John Kelly, his newly installed chief of staff, crossed his arms and hung his head as his boss uttered the fateful words in the marble lobby of Trump Tower.
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But rather than apologize, Fox went on TV again, this time speaking live with Fox Business Network anchor Maria Bartiromo, and uttered the exact same phrase a second time.
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Parents have uttered the stock phrase "you look like a clown" to children for years, usually in reference to what the former consider outré clothing adopted by the latter.
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It was about this time last year when Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri faced the media and uttered two words that would define the 21-18 season—culture reset.
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In fact, we've uttered some iteration of what the fuck at our TVs so many times over the last five years that we completely forgot about some of them.
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Kittlaus began with a broad and oft-uttered question regarding what the weather was like today, but then quickly evolved his demands of Viv into ludicrously complex pointed inquiries.
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Not even six months after she uttered "shut up and dribble," and then tried to save face amid advertising boycotts and public shame, Laura Ingraham's audience continues to grow.
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Democrats' frustration with the Republican infighting is nothing new, but Hoyer's suggestion that the voters share the blame for the deadlocked Congress is one rarely uttered on Capitol Hill.
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The playwright uttered that wish while sitting in an atrium across the street from Lincoln Center on a recent weekday morning, drinking coffee and noshing on a blueberry pastry.
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In "My Bodies," clips of "my body" uttered in song by various black woman musicians from Whitney Houston to Ciara are synced to close-ups of white male faces.
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When Biggers speaks about his work, he presents a reasoned line of thinking, albeit one that is punctuated by these highly subjective moments of "truth" uttered with ultimate confidence.
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Alissa Wilkinson: While watching the movie, I thought that scene actually was Shakespeare, as Lynne and Dick Cheney uttered dialogue that sounded like it could be from Richard III.
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"The fake news" was a phrase that he uttered at least four times in those minutes, pointing to journalists and egging on the boos and jeers of his supporters.
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I don't want to give away much about these scenes, though I will reveal that the geeky term "positive void coefficient" — one of the reactor's design flaws — was uttered.
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He uttered a simple but profound statement that offers a modicum of solace to anyone struggling to understand how and why this happened, and what to take from it.
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That it is uttered by a purebred coastal elite with a crush on A.O.C. and a refrigerator full of overpriced organic produce would make it all the more delicious.
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It's a common pledge — many of us can recall cringe-worthy texts sent after a raucous night out or a regrettable comment uttered after that third glass of wine.
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Ireland was probably not on Wilson's mind when he uttered those words; wary of alienating Britain, he and other world leaders did not look kindly on the Irish cause.
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The cavalcade of lies uttered by the President has blown to smithereens the traditional metrics of assessing a candidate's fealty to the truth and the consequences of such malfeasance.
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Words like "erratic" — first used by those shorts who have been trying to paint Mr. Musk as insane — are now being uttered by analysts and journalists to describe him.
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Ms. Handel rarely uttered Mr. Trump's name of her own volition, preferring instead to highlight the district's Republican lineage and warn that Mr. Ossoff would do Ms. Pelosi's bidding.
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The Secret Empire story line, written by Nick Spencer and drawn by several artists, has been controversial since Captain America uttered the words "Hail Hydra," back in May 2016.
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In 1990, Mr. Bloomberg's colleagues at his financial data company compiled a book of one-liners purportedly uttered by their boss, including a number of bawdy and sexist comments.
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A real-life encounter — in which Mr. Doueiri uttered a version of the film's central insult — was the basis for the movie's script, which he wrote with Joelle Touma.
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Supreme Court justices aren't expected to maintain a deep familiarity with memes, but the moment did mark the first time the phrase was uttered in a high court hearing.
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"Giant corporations and billionaires are going to pay more," Ms. Warren said of the health care vision she shares with Mr. Sanders, in a line either could have uttered.
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"Where's the rest of me?" was Reagan's most famous line, uttered in a film in which he wakes up to find that a sadistic doctor has amputated his legs.
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Longtime diplomats often cite — or email to reporters — a line uttered four years ago by the new defense secretary, Jim Mattis, when he was in charge of Central Command.
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A justice, at the conclusion of the promised term, could easily contend that the national importance of his or her continued service outweighs words uttered under pressure long ago.
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" The phrase, uttered by more than a century of Christmas scrooges across page and screen, has been popularized by almost endless adaptations of Charles Dickens' classic, "A Christmas Carol.
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It was one of the few times he actually uttered the word "transgender" in public, and the ban became the public face for the administration's comprehensive anti-trans agenda.
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The words Mr. Trump uttered about Jerusalem sounded sweet to many Jews, who belong to a faith that has revered the city as its holiest site for 3,000 years.
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We lived the words of John F. Kennedy long before he uttered them: We asked not what America can do for us, but what we could do for America.
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" These were the words uttered by five women in a row who came into the office of gynaecologist Dr. Jen Gunter with "misinformation about their bodies or about treatment.
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In 2009, it upheld a federal crackdown on "fleeting expletives" uttered on network television, including actress-singer Cher's use of the F-word at the 2002 Billboard Music Awards.
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Op-Ed Contributor In a letter written in 1871, the Symbolist poet Arthur Rimbaud uttered a phrase that announces the modern age: "'Je' est un autre" ("'I' is someone else").
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It is hard to remember a time other than a royal wedding when so many commentators have uttered so many half-truths—or indeed non-truths—with such grave conviction.
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And crucially, these voice commands can be uttered with natural intonation—that is, you don't have to mimic the pattern of a robot to have the app understand your commands.
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As the website Quote Investigator notes, a version of the quote was probably first uttered by a medical doctor named Edward J. Stieglitz, quoted in the Chicago Tribune in 2017.
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It's uttered by an infuriated Meyer as she chastises a staff member, Dan (Reid Scott), for relying on the White House's dopey liaison, Jonah (Timothy Simons), for accurate political intel.
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They were also wary of strangers, and, for the first year or so that I was training at Rompo Gym, they never uttered a word, let alone looked at me.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the GOP House leadership member from Washington state, finally uttered the words I've been waiting to hear with respect to Donald Trump's march to the nation's capital.
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Mr. West had barely uttered a peep to his followers since, even after his hospitalization, which was never explained, until surfacing last week with a barrage of social media content.
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He said he knew nothing about the statement of apology released by his party, and said the offensive remarks had been uttered in a burst of anger at the criminals.
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Kylie Jenner is full of surprises in week's episode of Life of Kylie, titled "Fame," which is a word that we actually barely hear uttered throughout the half-hour episode.
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The tee-shirt from her collection that reads "Being normal is vastly overrated," a line uttered by the late Debbie Reynolds, who played Marnie's witchy guide and grandmother, Agatha Cromwell.
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According to the official transcript, the word bathroom was uttered nearly 20 times during arguments for a case that, again, had to do with work discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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As the website Quote Investigator notes, a version of the quote was probably first uttered by a medical doctor named Edward J. Stieglitz, quoted in the Chicago Tribune in 1947.
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But according to a speech the comedian gave this week at the Robin Hood gala, there's one sentence Chappelle uttered back then that he realizes he'd like to take back.
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A half-second after each phrase she uttered, a voice translated the message into English and I was able to respond in and her Here Ones translated what I said.
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Francis uttered his "Who am I to judge?" comment during his first airborne press conference in 2013, signaling a new era of acceptance and welcome for gays in the church.
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But these findings contradict Google's claims that it's doing seemingly everything it can to protect its users' privacy, and that its software isn't listening unless the wake word is uttered.
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Trump has previously called for a ban on all Muslims coming into the United States and the gunman uttered rhetoric that is identical to the garbage spewed on Fox News.
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DESPITE deluges in the South, droughts in the West and fires throughout national forests this year, the words "climate" and "change" have seldom been uttered together on the campaign trail.
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"The words uttered by some European states indicate that they expect the Iranian nation to both agree to comply with the nuclear deal undertakings and live under sanction," he added.
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Jen and Nick are in love, for the time being (thanks a lot for the SPOILERS, ABC), despite the fact that they have never uttered a word to each other.
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At the convention in Cleveland, "Lock her up!" and "Build that wall!" were popular all through the arena, and the phrase "radical Islam" was uttered from the lectern 41 times.
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" After a few minutes, Trump then uttered the magic words: "In our shared mission to make America great again, I support and endorse our Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders uttered the phrase "just transition" on a debate stage for the first time, referring to the framework for protecting workers' livelihoods while phasing out fossil fuels.
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In her former village of Nayapara in Maungdaw, a prominent member of the local ethnically Rakhine community had uttered a fateful warning in the weeks leading up to the attack.
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And though Biden had what appeared to be a dossier of opposition research at his thumb, Booker did what he does best: He uttered a hokey yet easily quotable analogy.
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He uttered the sweetest little sigh of relief at the end, and I got crushed all over again at how stressful this whole "You're safe, NOW SING!" episode structure is.
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You may be inclined to point towards Tommy Wiseau's The Room, in which every single scene, every single word uttered, and every single move made, is an everlasting fuck up.
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The World Esports Association, or WESA, promised to give players a voice within the industry when it launched two months ago, but the organization has barely uttered a peep since.
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Elizabeth Warren uttered the most declarative statement of the night, affirming that yes, in fact, she was ready to deal with the stray dog that is the United States Senate.
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Kameron Michaels, who has uttered fewer words during this entire season than one of Aquaria's (fictional) sugar daddies, had a similar look to Miz Cracker for their life on Mars.
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"I don't know that the terms 'climate change' or 'global warming' were ever uttered in the entire year and a half of advocacy and debate around this," Mr. Norris said.
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" Then, with a sentence that could easily have been uttered by John Muir or Rachel Carson, Dr. King stated, "It really boils down to this: that all life is interrelated.
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And, although this theme has been uttered by many, ranging from T.S. Eliot to William Shakespeare, not enough people cash in on the rewards this message provides in real life.
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Harsh words have been uttered on both sides of the Atlantic, but the word that sticks most in European capitals these days is "humiliation" — a feeling also shared in Canada.
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Their tone is bracingly unsentimental, as is clear from the first swear words uttered by the chain-smoking nun who patrols the women's prison where Mata Hari awaits her verdict.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — After what seemed like 100 years of impeachments hearings, anything uttered on Capitol Hill now sounds to my ear like the voice of Charlie Brown's teacher.
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I was surprised, nay stunned, that he devoted an entire article to expound on politics and culture because of three words ("We write symphonies") uttered by President Trump in Poland!
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"Every single word that was uttered here is going to be analyzed in Pyongyang," Idaho Senator James Risch said during the hearing in a direct address to the Hermit Kingdom.
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In 1984, when I was in high school, Nancy Reagan first uttered the phrase "Just say no" after a student asked what to do if friends offered her funny cigarettes.
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Francis uttered his "Who am I to judge?" comment during his first airborne press conference in 2013, signaling a new era of acceptance and welcome for gay people in the church.
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One night, the family played a game in which every sentence uttered at the dinner table had to contain a cliche ("That was easier said than done," said Kendra, Karen's mother).
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His voice can be heard in just 52 episodes of "The Simpsons" — but Troy McClure and Lionel Hutz remain endlessly quotable fan favorites, two decades after they last uttered a word.
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"God" was said six times, variations of "thank you" were spoken 152 times, "love" was uttered 15 times and "oh my God" was said once (by our forever heartthrob Christian Slater).
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Last weekend's Boboville Brunch might have marked the first time the words "croque madame" and "béchamel" were uttered in Hamtramck, a tiny, dense, and poor immigrant enclave physically surrounded by Detroit.
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Trump is reported to have literally uttered the words CrowdStrike, which is crazy bananas because that is so obscure that I had to spend a week remembering exactly what it was.
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In fact it would be difficult to overstate extent to which Leave to Remain is not about Brexit, a word uttered precisely once during the one hour and 50-minute performance.
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Green admitted that he toyed with the idea of letting Michael speak — in an early draft of the screenplay, he uttered one word — but he said it ultimately became too complicated.
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While Legend uttered this awesome quote as part of Axe's efforts to become a kinder, gentler (as in, less sleazy) brand, he didn't just come to this conclusion for a paycheck.
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Though Trump never uttered a word about impeachment, sitting before him were all of the characters of the impeachment investigation and trial that have consumed Washington for the past four months.
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Hannigan, who played band geek Michelle Flaherty, disclosed how fans still approach her about the infamous scene in which she uttered the sexually explicit "this one time at band camp…" line.
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On Wednesday night, Mortensen was seated beside his black Green Book costar, the Oscar-winning actor Mahershala Ali, at the ArcLight movie theater in Los Angeles when he uttered the word.
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For example, here it is being used as a crossover and an iteration of another meme, the "Is this your king?" line famously uttered by Black Panther's popular villain Killmonger. pic.twitter.
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" Davis famously uttered the line when Johnny Carson asked her for the best way an actress starting out could get into Hollywood, and, not missing a beat, she replied, "Take Fountain!
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After all the Tristan Thompson hubbub, that brutal "least interesting" comment from Kim Kardashian, uttered in the season 15 premiere of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, seems like a distant memory.
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And, though I'd read—and rolled my eyes—at headlines about sexual harassment allegations going "too far", this was the first time I'd heard a view like this uttered aloud IRL.
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Ben Sasse's (R-Neb.) question about what role the Declaration of Independence plays in interpreting the Constitution when he slipped and uttered the word Trump repeatedly used on the campaign trail.
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And last week, on 4/20, they dropped their first new album in over a decade using no promotion other than the baked, "WOAH!" every metalhead uttered upon hearing about it.
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Immediately I recognized the same techniques that I use to elude the stammer: pausing mid-sentence, improvising on the fly, exchanging the still unspoken word with a more easily uttered synonym.
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"We have a show" is a celebratory phrase uttered after successfully producing a wild and turbulent set piece that can serve as the dramatic core of an episode of reality television.
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" Echoing Obama, Clinton also bashed Trump for being "fixated on the words 'radical Islam,' " suggesting he believes "there are magic words that, once uttered, will stop terrorists from coming after us.
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"Never yet could I find that a black had uttered a thought above the level of plain narration; never see even an elementary trait of painting or sculpture," Thomas Jefferson wrote.
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Analysis: The most unreal Trump quotes of 2018 CNN's Chris Cillizza presents the best of the best lines uttered by the 45th President of the United States over the past year.
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"The bird's call comprises a series of short, rapidly uttered, unmusical notes in one pitch, increasing in volume and ending with a short series of distinct double notes," the agency wrote.
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This conversation was the last truly cogent exchange we ever had—which is to say that it involved grammatical sentences uttered by two people on the opposite sides of an abyss.
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It is difficult to overstate the visceral power of the recording, which left no ambiguity about the coarseness of the words or the identity of the man who had uttered them.
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As soon as she uttered it in Sunday's debate, the Democratic strategist David Axelrod registered his dismay, tweeting that the Senate vote wasn't explicitly a vote about saving the auto industry.
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Rodriguez uttered blunt statements that were only tangentially related and interspersed with bizarre, long pauses that gave the listener the opportunity to really dig into how stupid and funny they were.
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As the sole practitioner of FBI oversight while I was in Congress, I never found a scheming Democrat that caused anything but dismay if he or she uttered their party affiliation.
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LaTosha Brown, that organization's co-founder, said that Ms. Hyde-Smith's remarks showed that she either was ignorant of the phrase's negative connotations or uttered it as a racist dog whistle.
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After the opening statements were completed and the jury had been excused, another prosecutor, Martin S. Bell, rose and complained that Mr. Seabrook had uttered an expletive during the prosecution's opening.
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What Trump has said Trump first publicly uttered the claim on November 6, 2016, two days before the election, when he was making his successful last-ditch effort to win Michigan.
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With Mr. Trump, "the signaling function is being eroded," meaning that even words uttered by a commander-in-chief have a way of losing their power if they're said often enough.
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In fact, Jews don't know how to pronounce this name because it was only uttered by the High Priest and, with the Temple's destruction, all knowledge of the pronunciation was lost.
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In essential continuity with the threat uttered in his toast of 1937, this new plot contained the seeds of even greater potential disaster because of the advent of the Cold War.
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"Maybe the four most dangerous words in finance is &aposThis time is different,&apos because anybody that&aposs ever uttered those words has probably lost a lot of money," he said.
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So, why did Second Amendment sanctuaries provoke a sternly-worded memorandum telling local officials to play nice when the attorney general's office has not uttered a single word about immigration sanctuaries?
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From party officials to the President of the United States, various members of the GOP have uttered caustic comments about immigrants and the Obama family; some have even defended white supremacists.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Doug Collins of Georgia, trying to minimize the impeachment investigation of President Trump on Monday, pointed to the lack of memorable lines uttered by participants compared with impeachments past.
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The president and his staff have uttered a long list of falsehoods, including an unfounded charge that President Barack Obama tapped his phones, that have entangled them in days of controversy.
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The only newsworthy item, or so it seemed, in an otherwise uneventful trip were 18 words uttered by the secretary in Amman, 85033 hours before a scheduled stop off in Beirut.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos, appearing in Lower Manhattan wearing a sober suit and red tie on Tuesday afternoon, uttered the words that he had refused to say so many times before: I'm sorry.
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In Saudi Arabia there is no evidence of any kind that the crown prince uttered an off-the-cuff comment that set a plot against the Washington Post columnist in motion.
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Hovered over by a flurry of attendants and family members, he has not uttered a single word in public, much less given a speech or interview, since a stroke in 2013.
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During an entire speech about Hillary Clinton, Trump's preferred epithet of "Crooked Hillary" — one that, when unfiltered, he appears particularly proud of himself for coming up with — was never once uttered.
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For Camacho, this project was born out of a shock that turned into an urgent need to give voice to a word that is rarely uttered outside of medical contexts: vulva.
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And also a time when the phrase "yum-o" was often uttered; Ray was young, fiery, and really gunning to get those meals cooked in 235 minutes (bless her and her EVOO).
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For comic book fans, this is a huge deal — think neon lights, fireworks, booming cannons, and air horns, all of which were going off in my brain when that line was uttered.
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The famous phrase uttered by Walt Kelly's Pogo, "We have met the enemy and he is us," has never been more true for the digital space than it has been in 2017.
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Asics isn't generally uttered in the same breath as those sorts of bleeding edge offerings, but the running shoe company has just debuted a pretty compelling new take on the manufacturing process.
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