Vengeance and her crew were successfully tested and certified, allowing Vengeance to return into service.
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He's referring to vengeance, his own as much as Baldur's, and what the pursuit of that vengeance costs.
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It's a blind vengeance that doesn't make sense, which is saying a lot for a character whose entire adult life is based on vengeance.
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Victory laps and vengeance Even as the victory laps and vows for vengeance continued apace, there were signs of confusion in Trump's policy objectives.
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It is a quest for vengeance, after all, and vengeance itself is the yearning for an ending, a putting to rest, a knife in a heart.
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Alas, far more likely, Pig might just draw on Cage's well-trodden role as a man seeking vengeance, just as we've seen in Drive Angry and Stolen and Dying of the Light and Mandy and Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and the aptly-titled Vengeance and so many more.
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"Then it came back - and with a vengeance," he said.
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This desire for vengeance is a thoroughly normal human impulse.
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"We will follow them until we get vengeance," he said.
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Najib has said he is a victim of "political vengeance".
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This particular revenge thriller isn't about the vengeance, per se.
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Will Tyler's next act of vengeance be a violent one?
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His desire for vengeance against those he feels wronged by.
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But in 2012, Housing Bubble 2 erupted with a vengeance.
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The motif of women's intuitions was back with a vengeance.
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Ride Update: Steel Vengeance is scheduled to open tomorrow morning.
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A deranged man full of hatred and misguided vengeance is.
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He's taking the Norse god's vengeance out of this world.
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Now that Dolores has reached consciousness, she's out for vengeance.
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"I will lay just vengeance at your feet," Murtagh says.
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Today, it came back to haunt him, with a vengeance.
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Because they abandoned us, and we're just crazy about vengeance!
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With the Tides of Vengeance update approaching quickly on Dec.
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Fanaticism's come back into fashion, come back with a vengeance.
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This is vengeance after the fact that charges were dropped.
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But the pythiosis "came back with a vengeance," he said.
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Given Bramson's desire for vengeance, Staley's victory is only provisional.
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Irma's expected to hit with a vengeance over the weekend.
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Vengeance against Daesh families will only lead to more death.
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Now she's an experienced killer with vengeance on her mind.
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When vengeance takes control, justice can no longer be served.
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But she's not the only bereft mother fueled by vengeance.
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But now the generation gap is back, with a vengeance.
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The hate, anger and vengeance have somehow overrun human decency.
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Her adult son no longer seeks vengeance, Dr. Samar said.
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This is the stuff of teen dreams with a vengeance.
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McVeigh clearly conceived of his attack as vengeance for Waco.
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Remember his name, because he'll be back with a vengeance.
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The story in "Vengeance" is superficially straightforward and painfully familiar.
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He also enjoys the idea of taking vengeance on her.
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I see this as a sign of God's punishing vengeance.
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Or will he come across as a crook seeking vengeance?
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As a result, measles returned with a vengeance this year.
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These spirits often seek vengeance, typically from anything they encounter.
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He said Palma should probably be more concerned about vengeance.
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The economist's law of diminishing returns operates here with a vengeance.
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Just guns, which can be had "in five minutes," and vengeance.
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This is time for vengeance for what happened two years ago.
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The president's vengeance against his perceived enemies is far from over.
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Twin Corsair Vengeance 8GB sticks cost $69.99 for a limited time.
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But when something goes wrong, it goes wrong with a vengeance.
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After Thanksgiving, doctors discovered the cancer had returned with a vengeance.
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After a few days, North Korea struck back with a vengeance.
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As 2 PM rolled around, déjà vu struck with a vengeance.
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In particular, Silicon Valley took to the event with a vengeance.
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It is this reality that will take its vengeance in 2016.
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Vengeance isn't a strategy, even if it sometimes looks like one.
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But, like all early-2000s trends, they're back with a vengeance.
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Daniel Simmons wants to bear witness -- but not out of vengeance.
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Bayek's journey is one of vengeance fueled by grief and rage.
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It promotes hatred, not love; anger, not compassion; vengeance, not mercy.
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Eventually, these victims laid claim to country's tradition of righteous vengeance.
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In recent years, however, caucuses have come back with a vengeance.
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His tour of vengeance swings through FirstEnergy Stadium at 21 p.m.
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Angela Kinsey was a real estate mogul in "Furry Vengeance" (2010).
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"Gladiator" (2000) is an Oscar-winning movie about glory and vengeance.
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But it was his thoughts of vengeance that kept him going.
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If you die, get vicious, and return to get your vengeance.
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And vengeance is not supposed to guide a system of justice.
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They came back with a vengeance, though, when the prescription ended.
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The possibility of vengeance, however, might be enough to sway him.
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They seemed to have murdered it out of greed and vengeance.
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This is a punishment bill, a retribution bill, a vengeance bill.
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We are doing it out of a primitive need for vengeance.
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He pursues perceived personal enemies and critics with an obsessive vengeance.
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"I'm not here to seek vengeance or retribution," Mr. Woods said.
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"You don't seek vengeance now; you just seek justice," he said.
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The way I felt about it was: Today your vengeance begins.
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Now, with "Parasite," he is back on track with a vengeance.
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Why have these challenges emerged now, and with such a vengeance?
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Hopper's couple could have modeled for Dahl's twisted tale of vengeance.
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By the time Die Hard With a Vengeance came out in 1995, the franchise itself was borrowing from its descendants: Vengeance is basically Die Hard on New York City, but it also lifts heavily from Speed.
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Or the feminized vengeance of Carrie or Teeth also fit the bill.
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Moses, Simba: they all have to take vengeance one way or another.
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But, instead, it's all about vengeance against Edom -- an enemy of Israel.
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Their hometown has changed, but Pennywise's influence has returned with a vengeance.
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Kanye West is coming back with a vengeance — and two new albums.
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This Fashion Week, it seemed like bobs were back with a vengeance.
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You will not see me pursue any kind of vengeance on her.
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I hope it is not an orgy of death followed by vengeance.
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In long, rambling footnotes, the court went after PETA with a vengeance.
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Chilling &aposblood vengeance&apos discovery: 18753,000-year-old skull tells grisly tale .
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Consumers have adopted private label and in-store brands with a vengeance.
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The women arbiters of vengeance in Greek mythology were called the Furies.
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David's parents put him up for adoption to avoid Shadow King's vengeance.
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A sequel, Children of Virtue and Vengeance, is due out next March.
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How a survivor of sexual assault, Sonja, achieves vengeance after being raped.
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Murphy is resurrected as a cyborg officer focused on justice, not vengeance.
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The terrible swift sword of public humiliation has come with a vengeance.
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RAYMOND ARROYO, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: The 90s are back with a vengeance.
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Those killed in the government advance have relatives who will seek vengeance.
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And that's what prosecutors are supposed to be about, justice, not vengeance.
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Now, though, Via Vengeance is back, armed and ready with Harsh Conditions.
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"The regime uses executions as a vengeance tool," said al-Wefaq's Alaswad.
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But after the 2000 election, these gaps came back with a vengeance.
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I'm not out to punish or to do things out of vengeance.
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Russia has detected weakness, and they will be back with a vengeance.
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Instead, capital punishment seeks to satisfy a desire for vengeance and retribution.
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The hot flashes "came back with a vengeance" and haven't stopped since.
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With this information, a neighborhood atrocity became an act of vengeance that
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The narrative opens with two acts of brazen, almost classically tragic, vengeance.
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"That's when the apocalypse began, because my husband swore vengeance," she said.
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Now, she is out in the human world and hungry for vengeance.
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He spun dark visions of a Democratic conspiracy of vengeance against him.
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Gandhi's Emergency, aiming to intimidate and harass critics persist with a vengeance.
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Kabul Dispatch KABUL, Afghanistan — The Maiwand wrestlers are back, with a vengeance.
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Your instinct is to whine, to play the victim, to seek vengeance.
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But it has — and with a vengeance, from Berlin to New York.
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As you know, the disease has hit Washington state with a vengeance.
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Django Unchained has a freed slave wreaking vengeance on a Southern plantation.
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Now that is the kind of behavior that demands vengeance, not appreciation.
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"Of course the stock has come back with a vengeance," he contineud.
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Far from denying Operation Vengeance, the White House has been justifying it.
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Trump's taunting "nyah-nyah"s are the idiom of threat and vengeance.
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A few minutes later, Ramos returned to the subject with a vengeance.
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As the Watergate revelations faded into memory, conservatism revived with a vengeance.
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Republicans are responding to the initiatives of progressive prosecutors with a vengeance.
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Mr. Trump has great gifts in the art of vengeance and humiliation.
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"They are coming back and sending that message with a vengeance now."
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Medicine alleviated the pain until it returned with a vengeance in 2015.
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The UK's Parliament is back from its forced hiatus with a vengeance.
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Rory MacDonald returned with a vengeance at Bellator 179 on Friday night.
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Thor's quest for vengeance in "Infinity War" brought him back to Thanos.
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Nearly three decades later, American drama is revisiting the period with a vengeance.
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After a three-month Instagram hiatus, she's back with a heavily filtered vengeance.
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India The monsoon season has arrived with a vengeance in and around Mumbai.
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For the past year, we've seen '90s trends come back with a vengeance.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: This is time for vengeance for what happened two years ago.
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That is, until I hit 25 and it came back with a vengeance.
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Yet justice's sword, to her, is an instrument of "wisdom" rather than vengeance.
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Stranger Things fans get ready, season 2 is coming back with a vengeance.
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However, in the context of the fighting, vengeance is an ever-expanding task.
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The U.S. retail investor returned to the markets with a vengeance in November.
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Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) is eager to seek vengeance against her former captors.
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Dolores, on the other hand, is fixated on world domination and bloody vengeance.
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Why they might not: How many ultraviolent vengeance movies do we really need?
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The Spirit of Vengeance will arrive on the 4th in the "battle-bus".
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He only made it three minutes before the crowd erupted with a vengeance.
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It&aposs now a tool of vengeance employed by mobs for cheap thrills.
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The theories range from vengeance against other more mainstream candidates like Florida Sen.
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Veronica isn't one to mope when she feels wronged; she aims for vengeance.
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For Axe and Chuck it's obsession, self-righteousness, jealousy, justice, and often vengeance.
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In about 21853% of cases, however, the disease later returns with a vengeance.
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Today the machinery question is back with a vengeance, in a new guise.
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Who is Elektra, if not the daughter who lives every day for vengeance?
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Democrats have been self-defined as the party of gridlock, resistance and vengeance.
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" She added in the comment section, "This time I think I deserve vengeance.
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The other celebrates as heroes police officers gunned down by snipers seeking vengeance.
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Are you seeking symbolic vengeance for any recent violations of your reproductive rights?
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That's when the old, hateful voice in my head returned with a vengeance.
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The prosecutor on the case, Michelle Henry, portrayed Kane as driven by vengeance.
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Possibly the mysterious Gouger, seeking vengeance for having been booted from the exhibition?
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He allowed himself to revel for a moment in the allure of vengeance.
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What I had wanted was vengeance; what the shooter was getting was justice.
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In "Loves You," her third collection, Gambito pursues that idea with a vengeance.
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Plague is God's vengeance on humankind for its transgression against the moral universe.
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The question of who is considered fully human has returned with a vengeance.
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In "The Human Condition," the German-Jewish philosopher Hannah Arendt talked of vengeance.
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Dealmaking returned with a vengeance as a key driver of individual share moves.
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"God of Vengeance" is the professional stage debut for the five Hasidic exiles.
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The wildly inappropriate stars of this dark comedy are back with a vengeance.
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Fiction CHILDREN OF VIRTUE AND VENGEANCE By Tomi Adeyemi 404 pp. Holt. $19.99.
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Feoktistov's mentor was dislodged in the raid, and Voronenkov said Feoktistov pledged vengeance.
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Vinyls came back with a vengeance this year, and they're here to stay.
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Support for seeking vengeance and conducting drone strikes in Muslim countries grew too.
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Silence a woman and she'll roar with a vengeance until her bonds are broken.
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That's the problem with vengeance when it becomes your god; it is never enough.
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There have been ethnic-based killings on all sides and growing demands for vengeance.
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Trump seems to have faith in nothing except pure brute strength and political vengeance.
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Still, the banks' stress test headaches may be back with a vengeance next year.
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Assassination is out; these Nazi hunters refuse to fall prey to nakam, or vengeance.
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" Jill wrote, before asking her followers, "Who else hates these things with a vengeance?!
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But her need for vengeance is kind of very much justified, all things considered.
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But perhaps it's more cathartic to imagine this harbinger of vengeance as someone real.
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In order to play the cop with a vengeance, Kidman had to create her.
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We've seen Morgan transform from a non-violent pacifist to a vengeance-seeking murderer.
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And it is about vengeance versus mercy, as in so many of Shakespeare's plays.
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Rubella, or German measles, hit American soil with a vengeance between 228 and 2479.
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As a result, the gangs have started returning to that vacuum with a vengeance.
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The bacteria "hit him with a vengeance," his wife, Dawn, told Fox 6 Now.
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He's exactly the same vengeance-obsessed guy he was in Bad, only slightly younger.
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Dealmaking was back with a vengeance as a key driver of individual share moves.
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YOU'RE ALSO TRYING TO BRING DOWN COSTS WITH A VENGEANCE AT THE SAME TIME.
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You're also trying to bring down costs with a vengeance at the same time.
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He's the champion of male vengeance against a world that is unfair and unjust.
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Bear with me on that one; we'll use it with a vengeance. 1. Goal.
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Somewhere in between is the other member of the vengeance seekers, Shawn (Larenz Tate).
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The invasion of Iraq was seen as righteous vengeance; the price of 9/11.
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And most importantly: the inciting incident for their journey is not vengeance, but grief.
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Are they seeking some vengeance on the Whisperers or are they simply out scavenging?
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Anger and vengeance and violence are exceedingly easy to access and almost effortlessly unleashed.
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Anything more, they say, is just vengeance to appease the media and the public.
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This tragedy sends Trish on a path towards vengeance that she confuses for justice.
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But by leaning into a panicked thought, there's no limit to an arachnid's vengeance.
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Denver's defense is looking for vengeance after blowing a game against Roethlisberger in December.
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Boy gets supernatural powers to manipulate technology and use augmented reality to wreak vengeance.
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Lately, outgoing HHS secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell has been initiating them with a vengeance.
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Her throat is cut, so she can't really speak, but she does love vengeance.
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Vengeance is mine, saith the lord, but that was before Denzel Washington stepped up.
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"More than a desire for justice, it is a desire for vengeance," he said.
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"I'm not looking for vengeance, and I know Rosemary's not either," Mr. Billquist said.
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"The water will come rushing back with a vengeance," Mr. Spann said on Twitter.
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His uncle, James Thomas, a Brooklyn pastor, implored the mourners not to seek vengeance.
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"Meta with a vengeance," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times of Ms. Jolie's melodrama.
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When he's vowing vengeance against the House Freedom Caucus, as he did last week.
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It is not so much vengeance, rather 'you flatter me and I'll flatter you.
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Then he began dating with a vengeance, as if replacement were his only goal.
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"The moment the doxylamine wears off, acetylcholine comes back with a vengeance," he says.
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He sees vengeance as a life philosophy, and he believes obedience comes through fear.
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Mr. Hun Sen joined Facebook in September and has taken to it with a vengeance.
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But when God of Vengeance transferred to Broadway a year later, it had drastically changed.
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She also cowrote a book in 2011 called No Room For Vengeance about the incident.
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" Gregg Jarrett of Fox News: "Driven by vengeance, Rosenstein sought to secretly record the President.
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He's a man with authoritarian impulses, a conspiracy theorist's bent, and a taste for vengeance.
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He's desperately trying to find the Outpost to seek vengeance on Coco for abandoning him.
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And you will knowMy name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
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"We fight without wanting vengeance and without wanting to create divisions in society," Salomon says.
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And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you.
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Then they will know that I am the Lord, when I take vengeance on them.
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The crew wasted no time in getting her back into the fight to achieve vengeance.
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"We'll be back at this with a vengeance at that point," Kelly said of midterms.
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"They thought vengeance was theirs to take," he said, describing how the colonialist mind works.
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Kinner left peacefully, but allegedly returned to the complex Saturday to "exact vengeance," Bones said.
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This kind of fact-free political vengeance is not normal, even if it's being normalized.
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In many games, this would be a mission to kill the hippos and exact vengeance.
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There is a vengeance and wrath associated with the loss of one of our brothers.
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But dealmaking was back with a vengeance as a key driver of individual share moves.
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The character is back with a vengeance in Episode VIII and literally ready to fight.
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He called on nations to "resist being caught up in the illusory power of vengeance".
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Barr also retweeted plenty of her supporters with a vengeance, many of who defended her.
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Penske's team, newly organized, scuffled in 2015, but Pagenaud returned with a vengeance in 2016.
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"The reaction is one of vengeance—it is not well thought out," he told me.
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In premodern societies, he argues, vengeance and blood feuds provided ample outlet for these impulses.
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Regional with a vengeance, "River of Grass" is both an introduction and a kiss-off.
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About the predators who would attack her: men, animals, members of her clan seeking vengeance.
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Trump held the rally in Montana Thursday primarily to inflict political vengeance on Democratic Sen.
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Batman, as we are shown over and over again, is motivated by vengeance and grief.
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It would have fit her profile as a vengeance-hungry and cornered queen gone mad.
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Suddenly, the timorous teach is filled with new life by day and vengeance by night.
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He went from The Mummy series to Furry Vengeance and was never heard from again.
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Disappointingly, Vengeance was the same in its first hour as it was in its last.
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The thing is, Blac Chyna has already proven that she is a master of vengeance.
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This is the kind of vengeance that has to work itself out on its own.
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The Clinton and Johnson impeachments are widely recognized as bogus — trivial acts of political vengeance.
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Bernard, too, is trying — as Dolores knew he would — to thwart her plan for vengeance.
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But the organization had been declared dead before, only to come back with a vengeance.
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When we were spitballing for "Endgame," we started with, Thor's on a mission of vengeance.
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New York (CNN Business)Trade war fears are back, and they're back with a vengeance.
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They inflicted no wounds; theirs was a contest of strength, not an outlet for vengeance.
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The only thing that seems certain is that market volatility is back with a vengeance.
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Regina planned the Pageant Killer murders to frame Bob in a delusional act of vengeance.
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A bewildered nation seeking vengeance and accountability wanted to understand who had perpetrated the attack.
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It has come back with a vengeance and we'd think twice about making it now.
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In "Shotgun Stories," the compulsion was family vengeance, with brothers named Son, Kid, and Boy.
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These stealthy heroes exact vengeance against smug villains who think they've gotten away with genocide.
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I'm already thinking about lunch and my craving for sashimi comes back with a vengeance.
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Trump immediately set about harnessing a powerful new motivating emotion for his election campaign -- vengeance.
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The house of Devon, Claude's family, fell out of power and Claude's descendants swore vengeance.
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In the United States, the death penalty serves no purpose other than raw, barbaric vengeance.
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But the Furies took vengeance on wicked men who hurt women and swore false oaths.
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"Once this pandemic is over, most stocks will bounce back with a vengeance," Cramer said.
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The Revolutionary Guards vowed on Sunday to exact "deadly and unforgettable" vengeance for Saturday's attack.
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Though vengeance figured prominently, it was rarely clear what the students were trying to avenge.
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Flu preparedness never made the front burner — and now flu is here with a vengeance.
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"I'm not looking for vengeance, and I know Rosemary's not either," her husband told the Times.
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At its best, Gawker punched up with a vengeance, holding powerful public figures and institutions accountable.
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But the numbers have again risen with a vengeance and are now higher than in 2016.
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Velvet is meanwhile consumed by her thirst of vengeance, taking corporeal form in her left arm.
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Najib denies any wrongdoing and has accused the government of a "political vengeance" against his family.
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Like Steel Vengeance, Twisted Timbers, a new coaster at Kings Dominion, is a steel/wood hybrid.
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For years, government hackers in Iran and the US went after one another with a vengeance.
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It's a moment of petty vengeance but an inordinately severe response (see above note about sociopathy!).
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He knows when you haven't practiced Japanese in three days, and he's out for vengeance. pic.twitter.
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That vengeance is being dished up by a certain chef named John Wall—and it's spicy.
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Now, the vengeance: Trump allies are already pushing to investigate the investigators and attack the media.
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He certainly wanted to blow your mind, but on his terms, and with a vengeance, too.
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"We hope to live with a criminal justice system that favors compassion and reason over vengeance."
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Kinner left peacefully Friday, but allegedly returned to the complex Saturday to "exact vengeance," Bones said.
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I think that we can have justice and there's a sharp difference between justice and vengeance.
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So Kane sends Octavia off because he thinks she's gotten too dark and thirsty for vengeance.
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The sun comes out with a vengeance and I realize I left my sunglasses at home.
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And by the looks of the teaser for Season 3, he's coming back with a vengeance.
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If my email was put up like that I'd be screening my inbox with a vengeance.
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He's also someone who unerringly, and with unimaginable violence, pursues the vengeance that the plot requires.
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"It's about a normal modern day relationship: the questioning, betrayal, infidelity, vengeance and vices," said Zita.
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There comes a time in everyone's life where they just want some good old-fashioned vengeance.
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And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you.
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His is a mission of vengeance that resonates in the same key as Donald Trump does.
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As we're sure you've heard, the defining shade of the '90s is back with a vengeance.
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In "Indecent," the fate of "God of Vengeance" doesn't end with the scandal surrounding the trial.
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It feels like vengeance — erasing the law, and with it his predecessor's name, at any cost.
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Samsung has progressed well beyond that and OLED has come into its own with a vengeance.
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He said vengeance has not been a factor in his games against his former team, however.
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Elektra is consumed with carrying out vengeance upon her mother and Aegisth for murdering her father.
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But it has come back with a special vengeance in this century, especially on election night.
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But he exacts his vengeance by winning their race even after giving up an early lead.
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Outlander: "Game of Thrones" wasn't the only show to allow its characters a measure of vengeance.
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She takes vengeance for their abuse of her and prevents them from harming more children. Fine!
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Inside, a woman in a tight leather corset named Lydia Vengeance whipped those who wanted whipping.
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And that will likely mean a sequel -- something like "Skyscraper With a Vengeance" -- before too long.
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I have to wonder if our need for vengeance and punishment cost my husband his life.
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To write the novel is at once an act of solidarity and an act of vengeance.
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Al Sharpton is anything but conciliatory ... he vows to go after Donald Trump with a vengeance.
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The result: infections that were simple to cure, gonorrhea for example, are back with a vengeance.
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In the last six months, Wright has returned to the world of Bitcoin with a vengeance.
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Park's reputation as Mr. Vengeance too often suggests that his films are composed as violent spectacles.
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Rebuffed and humiliated, he steals the gold in an I'll-show-you-all act of vengeance.
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It turns out that, before meeting Charlie, Miranda orchestrated an astounding campaign of vengeance against … someone.
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And then we were like, he was on a mission of vengeance in the last movie.
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"A vote for the far right is a sort of vengeance for being betrayed," he said.
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But that victory cleared the way for the war's underlying conflicts to resurface with a vengeance.
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STOIC After his wife and daughter are killed, a lawyer (Antonio Banderas) steels himself for vengeance.
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Reeling from her pain, she travels down a dangerous path around the world to seek vengeance.
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Teresa Avia Lim digs into this role with a vengeance, delivering a smartly calibrated comic performance.
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The impeachment of Trump is not just history repeating itself but repeating itself with a vengeance.
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It may feel good, and for some segment of the population, vengeance may even look good.
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I knew THAT would get his attention, at which point my cruciverbal vengeance would be complete.
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Simon Stone's contemporary spin on the classic tale of marital vengeance feels more clinical than tragic.
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The result: infections that were simple to cure, gonorrhoea for example, are back with a vengeance.
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Soleimani's disciples fought the Sunnis, the Kurds, the Americans and the Iraqi government with a vengeance.
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"Meta with a vengeance," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times of Ms. Jolie's melodrama.
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"Preacher" is back with a vengeance as its stars hit the road in search of God.
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You throw your players in harm's way when you do stuff like that with a vengeance.
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The episode begins with the Mayans seeking vengeance after a surprise attack on the motorcycle club.
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The amendment, carried forward into current law, has resurfaced with a vengeance in El Paso, Texas.
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The second half of the 30-Years War for Vietnam was now underway, with a vengeance.
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After an eerily quiet couple of years for the markets, volatility has returned with a vengeance.
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Even though Stone's infractions were of absolutely no consequence, they went after him with a vengeance.
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But I wanted more of her in this film—or at least vengeance for her character.
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Riddell is far from the only company working to improve football helmet design — its biggest rival, Schutt (which claims 37 percent of the NFL market), released two new models last year, the Vengeance Z10 and the Vengeance Pro, which tout new lightweight builds with high safety ratings.
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Peaches (Aisha Hinds) is seeking vengeance over the murder of her son at the hands of police.
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But, it's pretty clear that Tecosky sought only vengeance (and not a learning moment) with his stunt.
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But she isn't broken, and she doesn't seek some kind of righteous vengeance to even the score.
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If the Saviors strike back in full vengeance mode, they'll have no one to blame but themselves.
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The free rider problem does emerge in the realm of open source software, and with a vengeance.
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After a little trash talk online, K-Brad was ready to get his vengeance at Final Round.
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"There was a move away from private vengeance to public prosecution," says Pamela Cox of Essex University.
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She's spent most of her time in Westeros until now taking brattish, bloody vengeance on her enemies.
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As soon as you transition back to normal food, the pounds will come back (with a vengeance).
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When the tardigrades unfroze in May 2014, they did not seek vengeance upon humanity for their imprisonment.
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She's the patron saint of vengeance, and you better pray she doesn't have you in her sights.
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For decades, the politics of crime and punishment in America has been driven by fear and vengeance.
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But at the very moment that Democrats were feeling confident, President Trump struck back with a vengeance.
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"In the 18th century they disappeared and around 1850 they were back with a vengeance," Withey said.
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His vengeance even carried him all the way to space in 2003's Freddy vs. Jason. 13.
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The Start menu appears to be back with a vengeance, and this time, it's here to stay.
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On "VENGEANCE," his brutal comic flow even manages to match JPEGMAFIA's, which is an achievement in itself.
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The motorized scooters arrived with a vengeance—but cities including San Francisco are putting up a fight.
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But extortion returned with a vengeance, according to migrants, immigrant rights activists and lawyers in the area.
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But after going on a "paleolithic lifestyle retreat," he comes back: thinner, spiteful, and ready for vengeance.
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Now it is back with a vengeance, the army having toppled the elected Islamist president, Muhammad Morsi.
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She wants vengeance for victims, and that's how she defines justice, but now she's full of doubt.
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She was angry, she was calculated, and she wreaked vengeance upon the malevolent V.M. Varga (David Thewlis).
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The bad is that today's sense of unity risks being drowned out tomorrow by calls for vengeance.
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When he refused to back Donald Trump, however, conservative media outlets turned on him with a vengeance.
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Once tax reform is complete or stalls, these unresolved inter-party battles will reemerge with a vengeance.
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This week's episode, "Vengeance is Mine," looks away from war and toward a reckoning with the past.
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I struggle with letting someone go that did me dirty without vengeance, which is an evil thing.
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Seeking to hold him to account for that is a matter of professional justice, not personal vengeance.
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The priest doesn't simply ignore Father Christmas or disapprove of him: He hates him with a vengeance.
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That'll lead to baked ziti for dinner on Sunday, sure as rats rat and mobsters seek vengeance.
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The main narrative on the other side, she adds, was of Confederates seeking vengeance for great wrongs.
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If history is a reliable guide, investors should start preparing for inflation to return with a vengeance.
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Meanwhile, sexual morality, so long resisted by liberals, has returned with a vengeance, albeit under progressive terms.
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But 12 years after Congress took aggressive action to curtail it, meth has returned with a vengeance.
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To her followers, Santa Muerte is a powerful healer, a bringer of prosperity, an agent of vengeance.
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They can also grab people and bash them against the walls, consuming them for health and vengeance.
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Conversely, as with all infectious diseases, if efforts slacken, those illnesses will be back with a vengeance.
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The movie could be about grace and vengeance, but they're presented as hoary lessons and hokey contrivances.
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" In an audio message recorded from prison, Mr. Junqueras said the ruling was "not justice, but vengeance.
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I wanted to tell a story about Jewish characters getting justice and vengeance for other Jewish characters.
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Hannah Arendt once remarked that the only way to stop the thirst for vengeance is through forgiveness.
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Following the attack on Friday, in which Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani was killed, Tehran promised vengeance.
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Following the attack on Friday, in which Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani was killed, Tehran promised vengeance.
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When I reached 25, acne hit me with a vengeance and resulted in dark spots and scarring.
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Expect her to return with vengeance in "Endgame" to try and bring T'Challa back from the dead.
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Showing a video of an innocent child snatched by a fiend doesn't inspire prudence, it inspires vengeance.
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As soon as the heroin flushed out of my system, my PTSD symptoms returned with a vengeance.
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Mr. Speaker, let us create a society of hope and compassion, not one of hate and vengeance.
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Around the country, Indians celebrated what they saw as vengeance for the terror attack earlier in February.
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They sift through their own minds and guts to try to find hope, or peace, or vengeance.
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On the one hand, the author wants to use myth, with its strong archetypal patterns ("vengeance begets vengeance"), to illustrate his political point; on the other, he wants to demythologize myth, cutting its heroic characters down to modern size, giving them recognizable psychologies and more or less normal motivations.
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Why wouldn't he unleash the same vengeance on someone else who shattered the perceptions he held so dear?
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Which version of him will appear as director of Vengeance, and what type of film will it be?
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We'll have to find out Saturday when the new episode, titled "Vengeance is Mine," airs at 9 p.m.
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Oracle is going after developers with a vengeance to bring them over to its up-and-coming cloud.
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Kelly Osbourne went after the hairdresser with whom her dad, Ozzy, allegedly had an affair ... with a vengeance.
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Mr Engel is on his phone, trying to dissuade its leaders from vengeance, which is just hours away.
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Freya creates a monster due to this sympathetic error: A man who can express pain only through vengeance.
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Despite everything she's been through, Arya is eager (and perhaps ready) for human connection beyond vengeance and blood.
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A child who lost a brother to gun violence, for example, could easily grow up to seek vengeance.
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"Most people don't realize that anything outside a mortgage should be attacked with a vengeance," said Randy Price.
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He is instead guided by impulse, the search for praise and vengeance, and the wish for personal grandiosity.
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It's been a long wait, both for you and us, but we're back, and back with a vengeance.
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Let's be fat, angry, grieving, ugly, slutty, frigid, foreign, dark, broken, confused, crazy, queer, tender-hearted vengeance demons.
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Tyrion is uncomfortable with his queen's new penchant for vengeance and tells Varys as much back at Dragonstone.
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Early Friday morning, the president broke his silence on the scathing inspector general&aposs report with a vengeance.
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The vengeance plot has them targeting individual advertisers and pressuring them to withdraw their business from the newspaper.
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" It added: "Illegal forced evictions are acts of vengeance that are detrimental to national reconciliation and social cohesion.
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After taking a long hiatus from the red carpet, Kate Middleton is back at it with a vengeance.
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At other times, he explains his corruption allegations as an act of vengeance for a long-ago death.
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Now that history has stormed back with a vengeance, liberalism needs to fight its ground all over again.
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And when Bran is reunited with his sister Arya, their conversation instantly reveals her darkest character motivation: vengeance.
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When I finally ventured onto the mainland in my late teens, I hit the highway with a vengeance.
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Once she wakes from the "dream" of her role as host, she thinks of nothing but total vengeance.
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Members of Congress who seek deterrence or diplomacy, particularly in moderate districts, confront fear and cries for vengeance.
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"Cersei stole the future from me," Lady Olenna told Ellaria Sand, who offered vengeance and justice in return.
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Seeing his entire family vanish right in front of his eyes, sent Hawkeye down a path of vengeance.
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Josías de Souza, a prominent political columnist, described the vote as an act of "vengeance" against the judiciary.
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In the United States it is almost a patriotic duty for citizens to despise taxes with a vengeance.
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After Raveena Tandon's "Maatr" and Sridevi's "Mom", it is now the turn of the father to exact vengeance.
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Caught up in our stark political divisions, we have allowed ourselves to become enthralled with justice and vengeance.
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We must choose between greatness or gridlock, results or resistance, vision or vengeance, incredible progress or pointless destruction.
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Silent Hill 3's tale of vengeance and redemption is relatively straightforward, leaving no room for personal interpretation.
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Silent Hill 23's tale of vengeance and redemption is relatively straightforward, leaving no room for personal interpretation.
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You know, when I deal with subjects like this, I don't wish for vengeance, I wish for understanding.
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"Government must realize that people hide under the name of culture to get vengeance on women," Nwakwesi said.
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By the time the story opens, Sadie appears to have been at this vengeance business for some time.
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The plague returned with a vengeance eight hundred years later as the most infamous pandemic in human history.
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His brush with sanctuary convinced him that a new regime is enforcing the Trump doctrine with a vengeance.
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At other times, he explains his corruption allegations as an act of vengeance for a long-ago death.
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The President was feeling so secure that he had already moved to the vengeance part of the plan.
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It's a moral approach based on loyalty and vengeance against those who attack a member of the clan.
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The Oscar nominations are in, and people are NOT happy The #OscarsSoWhite controversy is back with a vengeance.
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The 2008 financial crisis that morphed into the Great Recession hit people like Sam Clune with a vengeance.
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It stars Michelle Buteau, Jill Scott, and Ryan Michelle Bathe as a new trio of women seeking vengeance.
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The attack was a dramatic escalation of tensions between Washington and Tehran, for which Iran has promised vengeance.
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Rather, it acts as a warning that irrational exuberance is back with a vengeance in the metals markets.
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The pope has urged Armenia and Turkey to seek reconciliation and to shun "the illusory power of vengeance".
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This intentional act of making you—white people—feel a certain way isn't rooted in vengeance or hatred.
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He argues that Sanders and Trump both designed "public policy solely based on vengeance" during their 2016 campaigns.
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Eka Kurniawan's new novel, Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash, is out this month from New Directions.
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On screen, Welliver is surrounded by corruption, vengeance and crime, but at home he is just surrounded by animals.
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Police said they were unable to stop the attack and may press charges against the throng of vengeance-seekers.
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It's that property that gives this episode's hell-yes moments, from the Hound's vengeance to Arya's escape, added impact.
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I could buy myself a superhero costume and devote the rest of my life to vengeance on mansplainers everywhere.
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According to the brand's Instagram yesterday, the SiliSponge is coming back with a vengeance — and a lot more glitter.
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If you are less convinced of God's righteousness, then mercy might replace something like excessive vengeance or arbitrary retribution.
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Jamaat's acting chief Maqbul Ahmad said Nizami was a victim of "political vengeance" while announcing three days of strikes.
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Theirs is not just an evidence-based argument — it is fueled, biblically speaking, by great vengeance and furious rebukes.
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These social stressors include ethnic, race and religious fractures that give rise to identity grievance, vengeance, and potential conflict.
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In The Nightingale, the profound losses Clare suffers, from her body to her loved ones, propel her toward vengeance.
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Morgan was driven by "his desire for vengeance, to make those others hurt the way he hurt," Engebretson said.
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But she also teams up with journalist Mikael Blomkvist in tracking down a killer to seek vengeance once more.
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When Williams was later replaced by Dick Costolo in 2011, Dorsey returned as Twitter's executive chair with a vengeance.
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There can be no doubt now that the sport's oldest and most successful team are back with a vengeance.
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After three blissful years in remission, she found out in 2013 her breast cancer had returned-with a vengeance.
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Experts in Israel have found the earliest evidence of ancient "blood vengeance" in a cave in the Jerusalem Hills.
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But then he's thrust back into the world of vampire hunting when Dracula returns to seek vengeance on humanity.
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The army shunted Hosni Mubarak out of power, the opposition fractured, and the regime later returned with a vengeance.
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Elsewhere in Westeros, Cersei meted out a measure of vengeance on the woman who stole away her only daughter.
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The red lipstick, visual motif of mirrors, and unexpected display of vengeance all nod to the Natalie Portman film.
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" The actual Bible verse says, "I will carry out great vengeance on them and punish them in my wrath.
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"I think these hackers have to recognize that these authorities will come after them with a vengeance," Gazeley said.
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This weekend, however, it was back with a vengeance, with each quarter-final game producing its own headline story.
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But the threats will remain, and come to haunt us again with a vengeance when the next cycle begins.
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The three corpses (one of them Wilkins's) in an underground bunker tell an ugly story of murder and vengeance.
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Indeed, Cersei's vengeance campaign feels strikingly similar to the one she began after Joffrey's assassination, down to the personnel.
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Written by Sholem Asch, "God of Vengeance" is credited with presenting the first lesbian kiss on Broadway in 1923.
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But he could not overcome Trump's unpopularity in a state where the blue wave crashed ashore with a vengeance.
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Her downstairs neighbors, longtime residents of the gentrifying neighborhood, hate her with a vengeance, and try to sabotage her.
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By 1924, Picabia returned to painting with a vengeance, as evidenced by the last five galleries of the show.
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Van Damme himself appeared in the first chapter, Kickboxer: Vengeance in 2016, but he won't be in this one.
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You might assume that a story of vengeance awaits, but it does not, at least how you would expect.
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Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) seems to be gathering men-at-arms, and really embracing her potential acts of vengeance.
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But Cersei's other act of vengeance—a poisoned kiss for Tyene in front of her mother Ellaria—fell flat.
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Her art typically describes a highly specific scenario, followed by a picture exacting vengeance against whomever the caption describes.
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She convinces Ramona Royale to abandon her vengeance quest, so that she can finally leave the hotel in peace.
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Every now and then the action stops so a character can make an impassioned speech about vengeance or justice.
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Blac Chyna's lawyer, Walter Mosley, tells TMZ Chyna will go after anyone who releases the tape ... with a vengeance.
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An unexpected act of violence upends the family, driving its two teenage sons to seek vengeance and, later, redemption.
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Achilles' beloved Patroclus goes out in Achilles' armor and is killed by Hector, sparking an act of extraordinary vengeance.
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After receding on Wednesday, some of the highest floodwaters ever seen in Venice returned with a vengeance on Thursday.
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El Paso's Fort Bliss became home to the inventors of Hitler's unprecedented ballistic missile, the V-2 'vengeance weapon.
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To Mr. Duterte's calls for vengeance and retribution, priests, nuns and religious leaders respond with Christianity's narrative of redemption.
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Dry air moves in with a vengeance, indicated by dew points perhaps in the single digits, just above zero.
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In Agency, Gibson's unequaled sequel to The Peripheral (2014), characters return from the future, virtually and with a vengeance.
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Drama series "Game of Thrones" was back with a vengeance, winning the night's top prize for outstanding drama series.
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Maybe she'll learn about Glenn and Abraham, and emerge from that cocoon as a battling butterfly of righteous vengeance.
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After the break, Houston came back with a vengeance, taking Temple of Anubis 2-1 and Junkertown 3-2.
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Experts said it remained unclear how, when and even whether Iran would make good on its threats of vengeance.
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The imagery of Iranian firepower surely satisfied a domestic audience primed for vengeance after massive, nation-wide funeral processions.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, wept openly over the coffin while the general's successor once again vowed vengeance.
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That summer, I was in Baghdad, reporting on the Iraqi government's campaign of vengeance after the defeat of ISIS .
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Like pirates, many hackers are self-described fighters against the system, extracting vengeance for a litany of perceived ills.
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Vehicles for vengeance rarely make it all the way to the end, and I think Arya is probably doomed.
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After the US killed the Iranian military leader Qassem Soleimani in an airstrike early Friday, Iranian officials swore vengeance.
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Ms. Vetrano's family said Mr. Lewis would face God's vengeance; his supporters also cited their faith in divine intervention.
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Thankfully, this one looks like a winner, bringing back Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode for some much-deserved vengeance.
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And that's exactly when Concepción's Argentine midfielder Alejandro Camargo decided to strike the ball in mid air—with a vengeance.
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World of Warcraft's next big update Tides of Vengeance is expected to drop soon with a new raid and warfront.
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A day after Jones&apos death, police said they did not know why he waited so long to seek vengeance.
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Prosecutors stated Jonchuck acted out of vengeance, killing the girl so her mother could never get full custody of her.
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Soon, however, the violence and chaos spins out of control as vengeance becomes secondary to the thrill of the chase.
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Unfortunately, thanks in large part to laziness by cell phone carriers, they've been back with a vengeance in recent years.
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Are negotiations or treaties arrived at from the perspective of seeking to exact vengeance more appropriate than those righting wrongs?
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This must be Robb's story, then — the story of how justice and vengeance is always served to bad people... Nope!
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But a class reunion for 20-year-olds provides a chance encounter with the rapists - and an opportunity for vengeance.
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Twitter user emilyrose caught a vengeance-seeking bird attacking her mother on video, and we want this sucker in handcuffs.
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G C-H: Social Realism, conscience and content, the literal not the literary, seem to be "in" with a vengeance.
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Ireland is also the author of books including YA novel Promise of Shadows, Vengeance Bound, and Star Wars: Lando's Luck.
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Two years into his presidency, Trump's character and governing style was fully revealed — transactional, narcissistic, power-hungry, obsessed with vengeance.
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But "The Bells" focuses on their vulnerability and helplessness, turning Daenerys' attack into the behavior of a vengeance-crazed tyrant.
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The only real constraint left on Trumpworld's zeal for vengeance is the prospect of losing the presidential election in November.
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President Obama, on the other hand, was quite intentional in showing restraint for fear of fueling jihadists' thirst for vengeance.
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The Winchester family had spread evil and violence around the world with their guns, and now, spirits were seeking vengeance.
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The bugs came from activists upset by some recent anti-immigration activities at the chain and their vengeance was swift.
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Having largely gone away as cell providers capitalized on people's smartphone addictions, unlimited packages are now back with a vengeance.
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But the power of the pardon is rarely wielded as a way of greasing the skids for vengeance or intimidation.
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Newegg is bundling the Intel 660p 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD and 16GB of Corsair Vengeance desktop RAM for $139.98.
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" Brosnan also praised Moore for portraying the iconic character "with exceptional skill and comic timing laced with a stiletto vengeance.
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Democrats especially may want to vaunt Tuesday's victory as the victory (or vengeance) of progressive politics and the #MeToo moment.
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Some characters are bound by duty (Brienne), others by impending death (Jorah), but everyone thinks that it's time for vengeance.
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Finally, in Cold Vengeance by Matt Fitton, the TARDIS arrives on Coldstar, a vast frozen food asteroid in deep space.
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American prisons are built on the idea of retributive justice, where the primary goal is to punish and seek vengeance.
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Basically, it's a perfect storm, and because of this, cryptocurrency malware mining has come back with a vengeance in 2017.
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He may well be pardoned for his crimes, return to training, and show up with a vengeance on April 23rd.
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Months after "Man's Not Hot" was the unofficial theme song of the internet, Big Shaq has returned with a vengeance.
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He goes after Nike execs with a vengeance, saying they are corrupt to the core and it will be exposed.
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Eve is a young and unconsciously feminist heroine with the gift of "second sight," seeking vengeance on her cheating father.
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The thing she had tried to save him from now came to pass, with a vengeance: intellectual insecurity, academic caprice.
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Daenerys burned the Dothraki patriarchs alive and then the army magically submits to her, rather than, say, exacting horrific vengeance.
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But be assured: When the tardigrades unfroze in May 299.99, they did not seek vengeance upon humanity for their imprisonment.
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Rather than kill Zemo, though, T'Challa decides he's done letting vengeance consume him, and turns Zemo over to the authorities.
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In each of the 10 instances in the last 30 years this happened, oil eventually came back with a vengeance.
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Limited not just in playing time but also effectiveness, Rose no longer glides with the old end-to-end vengeance.
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"Rebellion & Johannesburg," the name of the production, riffs on many of the play's themes: vengeance, tragedy and ill-fated relationships.
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Islamic countries have increasingly shied away from criticizing China over Xinjiang, for reasons including the fear of China's economic vengeance.
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The only vengeance enjoyed by these fairytale heroines is the freedom of speech conferred by their expired non-disclosure agreements.
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The authorities say that Mr. Hillary acted in vengeance against Garrett, blaming the boy for his breakup with Ms. Cyrus.
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The prisoners had no guns themselves, yet the troopers — untrained, unsupervised and out for vengeance — began shooting wildly upon entering.
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"Meta with a vengeance," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times of Ms. Jolie Pitt's jet-setting marital melodrama.
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And the vengeance Sweeney seeks here feels as much political — a rebellion against elites, like judges and beadles — as personal.
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Her marriage to Jamie weakened when she forced him to give up his quest for vengeance against Black Jack Randall.
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The doctrine has had a rebirth in the wake of the financial crisis, with a particular vengeance for leveraged buyouts.
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There's currently an appetite for women who bite back at shitty men, and Bitch is a satisfying serving of vengeance.
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So when I watch Westbrook play, he plays with that type of vengeance and that type of [growls], you know?
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The drawings are funny, repulsive, and satisfying — I detected a small sense of vengeance in the overwhelming number of caricatures.
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Measles, quite possibly the most contagious virus on the planet, is back with a vengeance across Europe and North America.
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Trump's abrupt withdrawal from Syria may allow ISIS to come back with a vengeance — using the group's time-tested strategy
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The big subject of "Hangmen" is the uses and abuses of vengeance, a theme evidently much on Mr. McDonagh's mind.
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It's important to realize that the purpose of this conversation is not, in my view, it's not out of vengeance.
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That continues even now, with songs like "Overthrown" sounding like if Judas Priest dropped acid when writing Screaming for Vengeance.
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She has five projects slated to debut this year, including Scorched Earth, Kickboxer: Vengeance, and Deadpool, which opens this weekend.
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Vengeance against her ex-husband regrettably resulted in collateral damage to Urban Meyer, Gene Smith and the Ohio State University.
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Others wonder if he is simply gripped by anguish, vengeance and paranoia, and is dragging his country along with him.
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Thomas Jefferson went after his political opponents, especially Aaron Burr, with a vengeance, personally directing Burr's unsuccessful prosecution for treason.
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And there is a mess of a denouement in which someone — and it could be anyone — wants vengeance on her.
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This is an evil that makes no facial expression, doesn't have a voice, moves slowly but kills with a vengeance.
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In the past, Iran and its proxies have waited up to six years to finally deliver the vengeance they desired.
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The game takes place several years after the original, with Ellie assuming the starring role on a quest for vengeance.
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"We are wretched, overcome with rage, completely consumed by the lust for vengeance now coursing through our veins!" they roared.
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But, he added, "the death penalty is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment; it metes out vengeance, not justice."
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Ms. Ramsay adapts the acclaimed novella by Jonathan Ames, which was noted for its taut account of vengeance and blowback.
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At this point, release of the tax returns would be a vengeance victory at best and toothless evidence at worst.
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This bordered on political naïveté: The Americans would not easily part with their money, nor the French with their vengeance.
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My maternal instinct to protect my child in that swimming pool is forgivable; my maternal instinct for vengeance is not.
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After all, he said: "She, better than anybody, knows the depth to which the president will go to have vengeance."
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That year's James Bond outing GoldenEye cost $60 million, while Die Hard with a Vengeance hit the $90 million mark.
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She also made it clear that she's sick of it, and brought her frustration into her material with a vengeance.
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Granted an immense amount of power they weren't expecting, they evince no humility or maturity, just a palpable sense of vengeance.
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The Avengers have moved on from representing American resilience, and have evolved into a cautionary tale about American retaliation and vengeance.
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Azaria's defense argued he felt his life was in danger, while the prosecution contended he was motivated by malice and vengeance.
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Perpetual funny girl Amy Schumer is back with a vengeance, with a dirty mouth and a handful of deliciously raunchy jokes.
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The season 4 trailer shows Wendy forcefully telling Chuck to "walk away," from whatever vengeance scheme he and Axe have cooking.
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Network TV is back with a vengeance post-Olympics, but so is streaming as Netflix gears up for another packed year.
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This type of "civil asset forfeiture" was banned under the Obama administration, but Sessions is bringing it back, with a vengeance.
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New at Cedar Point, Steel Vengeance is a Wild West-themed roller coaster that soars to a height of 205 feet.
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Since then, the president has been in vengeance mode, railing against House Democrats and the impeachment witnesses who testified against him.
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Eyes still glowing with thirst for vengeance, Mr. Swenson's Javert met his end with soul shaken, but vocal resources firmly intact.
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This kind of splashy, grim vengeance is an exciting concept after the #MeToo movement dominated headlines since the fall of 2017.
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Remember, his vengeance is not aimed at Gawker for writing a mean opinion about him, it is for invading his privacy.
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But as soon as she decided to go into politics, in the summer of 2017, it came back with a vengeance.
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But what if Barney, newly self-aware and cognizant of his controversial place within pop culture, came back ... with a vengeance?
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"Although the flu is hitting this year with a vengeance, we are still likely to do better than Australia," Fauci says.
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But beyond Yusuf's path for vengeance, he is yet another character of color whose childhood trauma drives his present-day existence.
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They've been approached by Olenna Tyrell, who seeks vengeance against Cersei Lannister for the deaths of Margaery, Loras, and Mace Tyrell.
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That was the exemplification of God Loves — Magneto starts out by looking at the death of two innocents and vowing vengeance.
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But they're walking a thin line between justified vengeance that feels satisfying, and the brutal ruthlessness of the people they're fighting.
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You will not shoot aliens, or level up abilities, or kill the warlord who set you on a quest for vengeance.
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Najib, 65, has accused Malaysia&aposs new government of seeking political vengeance and vowed to clear his name in his trial.
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As U.S. and Ugandan military operations draw to a close, fear is mounting that the rebel group will return with vengeance.
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The catalyst for the drama of season 2 involved Perry's character getting shot by a serial killer and Archie seeking vengeance.
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Plus, models like Gigi Hadid are walking, paparazzi-documented proof that the "leggings-as-pants" trend is back with a vengeance.
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After a brief ceasefire, the war between Donald Trump and U.S. intelligence agencies appears to be back on — with a vengeance.
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"And if he — out of anger or vengeance of whatever — starts undermining ACA, it's going to backfire on him," Schumer said.
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Dragging us back are atavistic mindsets like zero-sum thinking, authoritarianism, tribalism, dominance, and vengeance, which operate pretty much by default.
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Last year, smog in New Delhi covered the region similarly because of winter weather patterns, and it's back with a vengeance.
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Francis used the trip to urge Colombians deeply polarized by a peace plan to shun vengeance after a bloody civil war.
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This is a solid Twitter burn, yes — and some well-deserved vengeance for Khloe — but we're also glad Odom is alive.
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In my lesser moments I fear he will track me down replicant style in a hunt for meaning and vengeance. 2.
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You know it's spring when you switch your coffee order from steamed to iced and your allergies return with a vengeance.
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Bill Miller is back with a vengeance, thrashing the market again though he's taking some pretty big risks in doing so.
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The Choker PairingChokers have been back with a vengeance, so it's only right that these two trends go hand-in-hand.
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Will you listen to your ego and wish for a spirit of ponytailed vengeance or will you exhibit patience and acceptance?
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And then, at the Pioneer Beach Resort in Port Aransas it becomes clear that Hurricane Harvey came through with a vengeance.
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Islamic countries have increasingly shied away from criticizing China over Xinjiang, for reasons including the fear of economic vengeance from China.
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In fact, the Olympics cyberattack had likely been an act of vengeance over Russia's ban from the 2018 games for doping.
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Meanwhile, if nothing gets planted, invasive weeds move in with a vengeance, claiming huge areas that were once old growth forests.
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Chisolm, by contrast, has his sights set on vengeance, which means that his deeds are strictly a matter of self-interest.
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Prosecutors said he killed Phoebe out of vengeance because he didn't want her mother to get custody, according to the newspaper.
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Second, there is little space in the film for righteous black rage and vengeance, but plenty for black humor and conciliation.
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Mr. Johnstone radiates a dangerous hunger for vengeance — and a soldierly virility — that make his actions more than an idle threat.
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There's always killings and there's always vengeance and there's always drug turf wars because there's so much money to be made.
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Measles has resurfaced with a vengeance in the Pacific Northwest because parents are freaked out by the vaccine that prevents it.
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In 1889, for example, The Michigan Herald ran the headline: A BRUTE LYNCHED ————- A Michigan Mob's Vengeance on a Colored Ravisher.
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" INDECENT on Broadway HD. Paul Vogel's play explores the controversy that surrounded the early-20th-century Yiddish drama "God of Vengeance.
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Mr. Trump is more severe: He vows vengeance upon those who "rape our country" and exacts it through sanctions and tariffs.
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For three generations, religion was repressed, until the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, when it returned with a vengeance.
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The goal of the internet mob is to seek vengeance — and that means doing so by whatever means are deemed necessary.
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He's the real hero, whose attempts to preserve the human race are ruined by a gun-toting dude driven by vengeance.
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The hedge fund billionaire Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis) is primed for vengeance against his former protégé Taylor Mason (Asia Kate Dillon).
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Many Sri Lankans interviewed after the bombings expressed dismay that horrors they thought had ended had returned with a fearsome vengeance.
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Along the way, Kurosawa carves out space to explore themes of love and loyalty, justice and vengeance, individualism and community identity.
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"You kill innocent women and children by doing us airstrikes ... now taste the Islamic state vengeance," he wrote in one post.
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She's fading in the race and going after Bloomberg could both pay political dividends and let her get some personal vengeance.
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Had Trump picked Huntsman after flirting with Romney, it would have been an act of vengeance — and well within Trump's character.
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When the war ends and she's abruptly released, there can be little doubt that her program of vengeance has not ended.
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"We must choose between greatness and gridlock, results or resistance, vision or vengeance, incredible progress or pointless destruction," Mr. Trump said.
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Bacon, in turn, was obsessed with the Greek myth of the Furies, the underworld goddesses of vengeance who pursue the living.
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This brings us back to Russ, who was spurned for a starting spot during a historic season already marked by vengeance.
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Moreover, if a President cultivates a reputation for vengeance against those who cross him, he doesn't even have to do very much.
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And by "vengeance" I mean a pronounced wariness that Twitter is going to suck up way too much of my time...again.
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Deep in the core of pro wrestling storytelling, beneath the tales of violence, vengeance, and betrayal, is a softer, more relatable hypothesis.
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" SLAIN MONGOLIAN MODEL&aposS FATHER SEEKS MALAYSIA TO REOPEN CASE Najib, 64, has accused Malaysia&aposs new government of seeking "political vengeance.
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"The road to vengeance always ends in one place," co-showrunner David Benioff said in the "Inside the Episode" following episode five.
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While the actual Wolverine died, his spirit — the strange amalgam of vengeance, remorse, homicide, and humanity — was still around in the comics.
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In 2012, the issue came back with vengeance as Republican presidential contenders tried to get to the right of frontrunner Mitt Romney .
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Lovers of big-screen scares will be pleased to learn the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2019 is back with a gory vengeance.
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With scant resources, we directed all of our attention and advertising to the rate hike issue, which caught on with a vengeance.
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By the end of season 1, Frank had killed or incapacitated everyone responsible for his family's death, effectively ending his vengeance arc.
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"Cersei's cruelest vengeance is making everyone in the castle get 'the Cersei,'" tweeted an editor at Entertainment Weekly after spotting the similarity.
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Robocalls are the worst, but an even sketchier call is back with a vengeance, scamming people out hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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All the Tarantino vengeance fantasy does is allow the white men who perpetuate these abuses to begin with to express their guilt.
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The Republican monopoly on federal power is about to end, and Congressional oversight of the executive branch will return with a vengeance.
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After about a year, my spots came back with a vengeance and so I went on living with my best mate, acne.
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A strict code of vengeance seems to be a point of pride for Trump, who has touted his philosophy on numerous occasions.
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The Mueller investigation also holds lessons for those Republicans emboldened to seek vengeance for what they say was treason against their president.
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"It is not clear yet if the shopkeeper had some previous vengeance against the couple," said Digambar Kushwaha, a local police official.
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Conversely, the anger of Toby Keith confirms a desire for vengeance, and a Francophobic Captain America, the need to reclaim American hegemony.
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One brought a gun to work to protect himself against the possibility of a fired employee returning to the office seeking vengeance.
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Morality police, who styled themselves "the patrol of God's vengeance", prowled the streets, shouting "Ya rusari ya tusari" ("Either cover or suffer").
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Chávez was a flamboyant left-wing populist who fulfilled his campaign promises with a vengeance, becoming more radical after nearly every election.
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And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers.
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Tech stocks have "come back with a vengeance" and the run probably isn't over, strategist Liz Ann Sonders told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Group spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan said in an emailed statement the bombing "was especially done as vengeance for the hanging of Mumtaz Qadri".
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Gribbin said 60 percent of the app buyers are from the U.S., where mindfulness and meditation has caught on with a vengeance.
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And then come back with a vengeance, reclaim Barack's legacy, win election as America's first female president, and help preserve the republic.
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Catch Via Vengeance on the 23 Man 218 Band tour with Gomi, kicking off with an album release show on March 22016!
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With the tide of arriving migrants slowing to a trickle, angst over Europe's long-suffering currency bloc has returned - with a vengeance.
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My understanding is that the death penalty doesn't deter crime, has never deterred crime, which means it's primarily about vengeance, not justice.
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Vivid characters people this bold, visionary novel as dark humour mixes with vengeance and violence and the "smoke-thickened" decades slide by.
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Created with the director Rebecca Taichman, "Indecent" is inspired by Sholem Asch's Yiddish play "The God of Vengeance" and events surrounding it.
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The feelings that drive intergroup conflict—empathy, righteous indignation, loyalty, honor, pride, vengeance, hatred, and so on—just about always feel right.
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Repin supposedly conceived of the painting a few years earlier, inspired by the theme of vengeance in Rimsky-Korsakov's symphonic suite Antar.
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It takes deft editing to conceal the seams in Mr. Van Damme's weary exertions, and at that "Kickboxer: Vengeance" only fitfully succeeds.
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This runs counter to the standard explanations of violent extremism — that it's the product of vengeance, money, or love of a leader.
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Fans started memorial Facebook pages where people could mourn his death, share their Pedals-themed artwork and sometimes cry out for vengeance.
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" Bieber continued his message by assuring fans that despite the setbacks, he will return with new music eventually – and "with a vengeance.
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Arisen from the moonlight, you have been loosed upon this Earth to wreak vengeance on the men who have wronged your worshippers.
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The second, after he has completed his brutal vengeance, and sees an apparition of his dead girlfriend beside him in the car.
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In a final act of vengeance, Kim detonates the super-EMP warhead in his KMS-4 satellite, blacking out the United States.
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Then she adds some ill-advised advice, telling Taylor not to be the vengeance-seeking creep that she and Bobby have become.
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It should be noted here that Taylor has experience on both the vengeance and self-judgment sides of the equation this episode.
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The outplaying of all expectations seems to have caught up with them now, though, and it has done so with a vengeance.
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But rest assured: When scientists thawed the tardigrades in 2014, the microscopic animals did not seek vengeance upon humanity for their imprisonment.
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WASHINGTON — Depending on whom you ask, Diane Auer Jones has returned to the Education Department with either a mission or a vengeance.
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He said this would create "herd immunity" in the population, which could prevent the coronavirus from returning with a vengeance next winter.
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El Paso's Fort Bliss became home to the inventors of Hitler's unprecedented ballistic missile, the V-2 "vengeance weapon," in Goebbels' nomenclature.
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Bankers' bonuses returned with a vengeance — with the average payout rising to the highest level since 2006, New York state's comptroller estimates.
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"The venue simply presented an opportunity for criminals to pursue their own form of petty vengeance against one another," Mr. Tyner said.
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Ortega, who says she remains Venezuela's real chief prosecutor and was recently in Brazil herself, contends Saab is an "imposter" seeking vengeance.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "And this morning, Trump began his toxic victory shamble at the most appropriate place for vengeance: the National Prayer Breakfast.
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Vengeance might be on Ms. Swift's mind right now, and not because she loves herself some Carly Simon (well, not only that).
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Both authors find hope in a shared vision of a future society that protects human dignity and seeks accountability rather than vengeance.
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Butcher's full history isn't clear until later in the season, but it's immediately evident that he's on his own quest for vengeance.
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It seems more likely that Trump, freed from the shadow of the Russia scandal, will seek vengeance on those who targeted him.
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Struggling to suppress thoughts takes a lot of energy, and they have a way of returning to your mind with a vengeance.
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The 12-minute tirade was dedicated to the 100-day mark in Trump's presidency, and Colbert went after Trump with a vengeance.
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Experts said the success of Western allies in retaking most of Islamic State's territory could inspire more attacks out of anger or vengeance.
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The Jewish culturati largely shunned the play; stalwarts like playwright Isaac Peretz and activist Nakhmen Mayzel advised Asch to burn God of Vengeance.
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Indecent, playwright Paula Vogel's Broadway debut, recasts God of Vengeance as a triumphant, defiant showcase of queer love far ahead of its time.
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The flag pin returned with a vengeance after 9/11, when grand displays of patriotism were requirements for both Democrats and Republicans alike.
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" Eric whispers, "It's okay, I know you love Junior more but one day, oh yes, father, one day I will have my vengeance.
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He also embarked on his post-Senate acquittal vengeance lap, firing impeachment witnesses including EU ambassador Gordon Sondland, NSC senior advisor Lt. Col.
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Government officials blamed Los Ardillos for the attack and described it as "an act of vengeance," referencing the shoot-out a year earlier.
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It's a Revenge of the Nerds evolution that recognizes the futility of vengeance, and a feminist-nerd story that recognizes its characters' privilege.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The trade war trade has returned with a vengeance as copper and other industrial metals come under sustained fund selling pressure.
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The Punisher's quest for vengeance may finally be complete, but his quest for justice outside the bounds of the law will never end.
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Now it has struck with a vengeance, shaking Brexit off the front pages and even raising questions about the future of the government.
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Song added that as inter-connectivity increases, "the vengeance, the frequency and the speed and the coverage" of such attacks will only grow.
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"IT'S TIME to repay Pakistan in its own coin," snarls India's rumpled but brilliant national-security adviser, plotting vengeance for a terrorist attack.
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In another great revenge scene, Sansa Stark let Ramsay Bolton's dogs eat him alive, getting vengeance for her abusive marriage and Rickon's murder.
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The tense trailer closes out with another violent set piece: a scene of shower sex interrupted with vengeance by a fully grown xenomorph.
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They produce songs about love, loss, vengeance, and retribution, all packaged within bright pop-centric and nu-disco vibes with utterly infectious hooks.
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It has sought vengeance since the army in 2014 launched a fierce campaign against it in North Waziristan near the border with Afghanistan.
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Under the name M. Barnard, she published the stories she called "blood & thunder tales" — pulpy, gothic fantasies of vengeance and horror and incest.
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But she brought her gun to the meeting which nods to a deep desire for vengeance that shows no signs of going away.
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Yet the protagonist of the game, Bayek of Siwa, does not seem to immediately match up to the demands of a vengeance plot.
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New York real-estate prices have recovered with a vengeance in the past year but buyers may be starting to reach their limit.
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Ever since Nintendo's super addictive app Pokémon GO hit the scene last summer, Pokémon has surged back into pop culture with a vengeance.
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His adopted father, a drug dealer, sends him to London in an attempt to dissuade him from carrying forward the cycle of vengeance.
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With some visual inspiration, the AWP is here to remind us to embrace our flaws, and take back the beach with a vengeance.
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The Foreigner involves Chan's character, Quan, a Vietnamese immigrant in London, looking for vengeance after his daughter is killed in a terrorist attack.
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There is no way that the police can track every vengeance-seeking potential killer or neutralize every weapon as commonplace as a truck.
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It featured a Chinese military invasion of the Russian Far East fired by demands for vengeance against past land grabs by czarist Russia.
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Following the Red Wedding, she's consumed by a thirst for vengeance, and kills any Frey, Bolton or Lannister she comes across as payback.
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The woman, enraged by the assault, seeks out other shapeshifters in her quest for vengeance, persuading them to help rather than devour her.
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Company officials were also ramping up additional harassment training "with a vengeance," according to David Cook, Ford's human resources director of global operations.
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Clinton called Mr. Trump out for his failure to apologize to the minorities, immigrants and women he's offended, he responded by promising vengeance.
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Stocks got slammed again Tuesday as volatility returned to the market with a vengeance, and according to one trader there's more downside ahead.
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Overt racism, once thought to have been eradicated from our post-civil rights body politic, is back with a vengeance in American politics.
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Conspicuously absent from the description is any mention of the Hound, who we know is primed for vengeance against the Brotherhood without Banners.
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He said the valuation of the items "appears to be done with a view for political vengeance and political attack on my family".
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But before you spend the upcoming weekends subsisting on vengeance and jealousy, it's important to understand why your shitty team's season is over.
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Pelosi is alleging that Trump's White House, out of pure vengeance, leaked information that put her and others members of Congress in jeopardy.
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We would risk returning with a vengeance to stagflation — the ugly combination of inflation and economic stagnation that we tasted in the 1970s.
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An early wave of the virus swept the globe in the spring, only to recede and return with a vengeance in the fall.
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One of his personal favorites is from "Lady Vengeance": A group of parents gather, each having lost their child to the same murderer.
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The Lady Vengeance of the title has captured him and tied him up in the other room so they can enact their revenge.
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This year they have rebuilt it, and their vengeance has been to make it bigger, better and even busier than it was before.
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Dumas's "The Count of Monte Cristo" encapsulates so many fantasies of my childhood — the escape from prison, the mysterious fortune, vengeance on enemies.
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Paula Vogel's warm tribute to "God of Vengeance," a 1920s Yiddish play that outraged audiences on Broadway, won two Tonys and critical acclaim.
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Grief and despair drive Wade first to seek revenge and then to try to prevent two other acts of vengeance from taking place.
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But now that the Senate has delivered the president "total acquittal" on two articles of impeachment, a triumphant Trump is apparently seeking vengeance.
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Synopsis: A former Roman General sets out to exact vengeance against the corrupt emperor who murdered his family and sent him into slavery.
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You find yourself still living in last night's body, and what it wants (with a vengeance) is a juicy rare burger and fries.
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He said he would shoot people with his AR-15 and singled out police and anti-fascist protesters as deserving of his vengeance.
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After falling behind 24-0 to the Houston Texans on Sunday, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs struck back with a vengeance.
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Mr. Trump has committed the United States to a conflict whose dimensions are unknowable, as Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, seeks vengeance.
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It's not quite as polished as Q.T.'s World War II masterpiece, but they both turn gratuitous Jewish vengeance into a gleeful bloodsport.
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Whether looking for vengeance with Durant along for the ride makes Golden State darlings or villains is up to the people at home.
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The prospect of Barcelona playing P.S.G. is enticing in itself; the prospect of Barcelona playing a P.S.G. seeking vengeance is more attractive still.
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"I want two souls before I leave here today," Satan (a riveting Javier Molina) says, stalking through the audience, all vengeance and aggrievement.
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They've been coded to enact yet another spectacular fantasy — that of the robot uprising, yes, but also of the rape victim getting vengeance.
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And now Michael Cohen poses probably one of the biggest threats to his presidency, and feels a sense of personal betrayal and vengeance.
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"No scores were settled," he said, pointing out that the frenzy of a raid was often used for cover to exact personal vengeance.
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"Using government as a tool of vengeance is horrible, and Nixon tried to do it and to some extent did succeed," he says.
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Mulakkal also gave interviews with TV channels in Jalandhar, describing the nun's allegations against him as baseless and motivated by a desire for vengeance.
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First, Deepwater Horizon hinges on the same fear as any disaster movie: the feeling of something like divine vengeance being visited upon the humans.
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There have been attacks by the government on the Equatorians, and the Equatorians are now taking up arms and promising vengeance on the Dinka.
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Such immeasurable depression causes Asch to turn his back on God of Vengeance, agreeing to script changes that vilify Manke as Rifkele's evil seductress.
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The titles are also a handy guide into the dichotomy of the entire album — righteous anger and petty vengeance but also how dare you!
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