During the decades of dead-end manual labor in London, Akeel often vented his accumulated frustration on Malika (Rita Wolf) and she in turn vented hers on their daughter, Javeria (Angel Desai).
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As Hamilton vented on the team radio, Vettel forged ahead.
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A former spokeswoman for Lynch vented her anger on Twitter.
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He was working in New York and he just vented.
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Stunned Republicans vented their frustration with the turn of events.
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TV, Trump vented about Sessions, making his frustrations crystal clear.
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The president then vented his frustrations about his chief strategist.
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It also has a vented back to further release heat.
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In the aftermath, both moderate Republicans and hardline conservatives vented frustration.
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Earlier on Friday, various shareholders vented their anger at the AGM.
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Users vented on the company's online forums and on social media.
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Many vented their frustrations by showing disapproval of Chris's comic skills. .
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Cubans who favour gay rights vented using the hashtag YoVotoNo (IVoteNo).
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Tourists who had booked their rooms vented their rage on Twitter.
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Later, when Lundberg had issues with breastfeeding, she vented to Cohen.
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Those players vented and moved on without derailing the entire match.
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This Rubbermaid set of 21 containers has vented lids — so fancy!
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The president reportedly vented to aides about Gorsuch's conversation with Sen.
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"I'm waiting for the Oxygen tax," one man vented on Facebook.
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Facebook postings Mateen also vented on Facebook before and during the massacre.
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What I should have done is vented all my feelings to James.
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"I still can't believe that Tristan blocked me [on Instagram]," she vented.
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And movement conservatives vented to me about the liberal influence of Ivanka.
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Nonetheless, he repeatedly vented on Twitter about Mueller's probe and subsequent report.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday once again vented his frustration with Sen.
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And, just the other day, I vented ever so slightly on Twitter.
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This year we got a frightening tax bill and I vented to her.
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But that price is still almost $40 more than normal vented hard hats.
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Frustrated by the decision, Medina vented his anger during a post-match interview.
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President Trump has repeatedly vented his frustration over leaks on in his administration.
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Trump again vented his frustration about illegal immigration in a Tuesday morning tweet.
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Supporters of gun rights vented their fury toward Ms. Verrill on social media.
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That didn't sit well with the senator, who vented her frustration this week.
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Travelers vented their frustration on Twitter, blaming airlines like Alaska, American and JetBlue.
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But it did appear that he had vented enough to improve his mood.
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When the civilians resisted, the Tigers vented their rage by burning their villages.
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That's a result in part of the optional vented seats with massage function.
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Mark Meadows vented his frustration over the missed deadline on Twitter this week.
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A day after that she is intubated and vented (put on life support).
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Neil vented about how he felt responsible and helpless at the same time.
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When the North American tour was canceled, you vented your frustration on Facebook.
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President Trump reportedly vented to Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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After she vented on Facebook ... Destiny says BR honchos fired the store manager.
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Many travelers vented their anger on social media, making #Delta a top trending topic.
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It's vented up and out through the roof, to mingle with other greenhouse gases.
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But hearing Ducey's response has brought back the same feelings she vented last year.
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Byrne mitigates the anxieties vented through the former with proposed solutions in the latter.
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Their voices rose as they vented, not altogether factually, about the conspiracy they faced.
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Then, between Internet albums, band members vented their more eccentric ideas on solo recordings.
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He kept unflappably calm as some people vented their hurt and rage toward him.
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In a meeting Friday afternoon with members of the Judiciary Committee, Mr. McConnell vented.
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On his flight back to the United States, Tillerson vented some of his frustrations.
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Plumes of smoke vented from the robot's exposed torso, followed by a burst of flame.
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After my show on Saturday night, I said, you know what, they probably just vented.
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Many iPhone users, including some high-profile people, have vented their frustrations on social media.
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" Exasperated, Graham vented to the press about the difference between "Tuesday Trump" and "Thursday Trump.
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Trump vented his feelings before the press, as the visiting President of Finland looked on.
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Twitter users vented their frustration over Chouhan's actions with criticism, jokes and photo-shopped images.
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Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), the number-two Senate Democrat, vented to VICE News last week.
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A slew of shareholders vented their anger in the days leading up to the meeting.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump vented their vast differences over a revealing hour and a half.
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Various legislators in the lower house vented their ire against Mr. Cunha on Monday night.
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He vented to aides traveling with him, including new communications chief Bill Shine and Miller.
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My tester's 19-inch forged allow wheels concealed vented-disc Brembo brakes, with red calipers.
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Over the past two months, that popular anger has been vented at protests across France.
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The statement drew a swift rebuke from Mr. Trump, who vented his anger on Twitter.
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Instead, they vented about the impossibility of doing their job in a department in meltdown.
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Two weeks later, in October 2003, Mr. Buttigieg vented his dismay in The Harvard Crimson.
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The shoulders and back are comfortably padded and the back is vented, for comfortable carrying.
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Both the Long Island Rail Road and New Jersey Transit publicly vented about Amtrak. Gov.
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But as CNN has previously reported, the President has vented about wanting to fire Rosenstein.
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McConnell earlier this week vented his frustrations about the president's "excessive expectations" for his agenda.
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As CNN has previously reported, the President has vented recently about wanting to fire Rosenstein.
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The company's former CEO testified before multiple committees this week, where lawmakers vented their frustration.
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After the meeting, they gathered in the ornate Roosevelt Room, where Trump vented about impeachment.
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Protests were reported in the eastern city of Kisangani, and Fayulu supporters vented their frustrations.
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After he started receiving direct backlash for his weather reporting, he vented a bit on air.
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As comics professionals vented online, the company finally issued a statement in response to the outrage.
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Over the weekend, myriad Cheese Board-goers vented their fury and dismay using the hashtag #GiantCheeseBoard.
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The urine would flow from the astronaut, through the tube and then be vented into space.
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The blender comes with a vented lid that allows steam to release while blending hot ingredients.
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Demonstrators vented their fury at both the government and Formosa, accusing them of a cover-up.
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The businessman-turned-president has vented frustration with the slow pace of work on Capitol Hill.
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Some White House officials have vented about the constant stream of news stories promoting Powell's candidacy.
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Trump has vented frustrations over his lack of access to those who are close to him.
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Perdue said House lawmakers vented their frustrations with the Senate during the government reform breakout session.
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Since that day, President Trump has complained/kvetched/vented about the Mueller probe approximately 7,240 times.
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But then Trump, without any prompting, vented about special counsel Robert Mueller and the Russia investigation.
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After Cohen took a plea deal last year, the president vented about the common prosecutorial tactic.
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In his remarks, Trump vented at Mexico for doing little to curb the flow of migrants.
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But at a briefing this week, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders vented frustration with the probe.
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On social media many Tunsians tired of seeing frequent new governments achieving little vented their anger.
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The setback was clearly frustrating for Trump, who vented during an event in Nashville on Wednesday.
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Through figures like him, American democracy permits intense passions to be expressed, contained and, perhaps, vented.
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Cruise ship cabins are vented with a mix of safe outdoor air and questionable indoor air.
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Or how he always listened patiently, without interrupting, while she vented about life as an adolescent.
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On the plus side, supportive heated and vented seats are your friends on long road trips.
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Trump has vented to aides that there's nothing he detests more than displays of wasteful spending.
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At Senate luncheons on Wednesday and Thursday, Republican lawmakers vented about Mr. Kasich's intransigence, calling it selfishness.
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Employees used quartz sand to stop the flames and vented the store to suck out the smoke.
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"When something goes wrong for a brand, consumer frustration is often vented on social media," said Villacorta.
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Trump vented over the weekend about the political "witch hunt" surrounding the investigation into Russian election meddling.
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The president also vented about the negative media coverage during his trip to Puerto Rico last week.
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Having a vented umbrella helps, too—it prevents the air from having too much of an effect.
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But as far back as 2014 he vented his rage at hearing the insult thrown his way.
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On Wednesday, sports fans vented their frustration at being denied their game, at times with some humor.
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Johnson's colleague, astronomer Clarae Martínez-Vázquez, who was also working that night, vented her frustration on Twitter.
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" One pro-Brexit Conservative vented his frustration at the architect of the defeat: "Letwin is a pariah.
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On Thursday, some of his Republican supporters vented publicly at their candidate even before the polls closed.
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Sensing defeat, he vented his frustration as another ball slipped between his flippers and ended his chances.
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In the office, Alfred and Blanche vented their unhappiness with each other by quarrelling at editorial meetings.
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Trump had vented to him about leaks of his private calls to leaders of Mexico and Australia.
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"Electrical" is a plaintive new wave ballad, the record's centerpiece, a vented confession of love and confusion.
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You see these subject lines and they're things like vented frustrations or what am I doing here?
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It's possible that the water being vented from the sea floor underneath this spot is warming the crust.
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Y., vented outrage at Trump's suggestion that "maybe" the crown prince was unaware of the killing in advance.
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After the alert was retracted, the tone changed: people were pissed, and they vented their frustration on Twitter.
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Several vented about a low-energy campaign and a candidate who had to be cajoled into raising money.
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Americans across the nation vented their anger over the police killings of two black men in two days.
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Last June, the president vented internally about wanting to fire Mr. Mueller, but was talked out of it.
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At oil wells, unwanted methane is either vented or burned in the atmosphere, needlessly contributing to global warming.
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Trump vented in an Instagram video that Kelly, the moderator of this week's debate, was "biased" against him.
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He vented about the ambitious schedule to his senior advisers in the days leading up to his departure.
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Pence vented frustration with the ruling, and argued that the president had acted completely within his legal authority.
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As has been the case throughout the campaign, supporters of Mr. Sanders vented their frustration on social media.
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And Trump has frequently vented his frustration about Sessions, blaming him for the existence of a special counsel.
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As long as there was another war in the future, that extremism could be kind of vented outward.
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The chief engineer, Rodrigo Bitar, argued with officials and vented his frustrations to his staff, Mr. Holt said.
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We're told he threatened to walk and angrily vented, but only to HIS team ... never to 'SNL' honchos.
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I vented to my therapist, and dumped my therapist, and then got my new therapist all caught up.
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WASHINGTON — An anguished father mourning his 18-year-old daughter vented his anger and pleaded for safer schools.
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Feminist icons Gloria Steinem and Madeleine Albright both recently vented these frustrations, making statements they later walked back.
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He vented his frustration with double standards in the media—does he smile too much, or not enough?
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The most potent, potentially overpowering ones, like leather, are kept in a specially vented area to prevent contamination.
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Republicans privately vented their dismay at the president's tactics and language — especially his political maneuvering against their colleagues.
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He vented his fury at a rally in Michigan that started even as the votes were being recorded.
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She vented to an IE leader that she was doing the work a male interviewer was getting credit for.
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Some vented that Trump's move was the worst foreign policy decision they'd ever seen, while others applauded the criticisms.
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The state's police officers vented their anger last week with a sign saying "Welcome to Hell" outside Rio airport.
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Democrats vented their anxiety over Hillary Clinton's poorer-than-expected performance in key states, including Florida and North Carolina.
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Supporters of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) vented fury when the film was released in mid-October.
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On Twitter travelers stuck in North America and Europe vented about the sudden grounding, bad communication, and ruined trips.
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His friend (and now co-founder) Michael Bach's sister was getting married and vented her frustration at the process.
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Senators instead vented their frustrations with Google to an empty chair, artfully reserved with a name plate for Page.
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They have vented anger in Basra, the biggest city in the south, Samawa, Amara, Nassiriya, Najaf, Kerbala and Hilla.
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Trump also vented his frustration that, once again, details from his conversations with foreign dignitaries leaked to the press.
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Furthermore, the BLM offices have inconsistent policies regarding whether companies should pay royalties for the vented or flared gas.
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This is a valuable resource that everyone wants to see brought to market instead of vented or flared, i.
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On Thursday, Clinton vented about how she believes Trump is receiving more favorable coverage than he should be getting.
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As the rules began to disrupt daily life, more people vented online, and calls to the city's hotline mounted.
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The top-end Limited model tested gets adaptive cruise control, heated and vented leather chairs, and a heated wheel.
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That means waste heat, vented from cooling towers, losing 30 to 40 percent of the energy created by combustion.
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Boeing designed a stainless steel box into which the batteries were installed, and it was vented to the atmosphere.
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These halo tail lights allow heated air from the engine to be vented out the rear of the GT.
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The Republican leader has vented to friends that the president doesn't seem to understand the peril his conference faces.
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Last year, Marathon Oil vented or flared almost half of the gas produced at its wells in the Bakken.
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The crowd launched into chants of Clark's name and, occasionally, shouted down council members as they vented their anger.
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Volvo's orthopedically designed seats (heated and vented in the front) are consistently regarded as the best in the business.
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In a CNN interview, the governor vented his frustration over not being able to get a meeting with Trump.
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Aside from targeting Modi, protesters also vented their fury at Amit Shah, the interior minister who tabled the bill.
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It's surrounded by a mural of the beach, set under a vented grid ceiling that made it feel confined.
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" After Underwood first filed the suit in June, Trump had vented rage on Twitter against "the sleazy New York Democrats.
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President Donald Trump reportedly vented his fury with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson during an "apoplectic" phone call last week.
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He also vented his anger at allegations of extrajudicial killings during his campaign, saying the term could not be defined.
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They sit on top of the dash and are pocked with holes, like the vented barrel of a machine gun.
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Under its well-vented hood is a 5.0-liter turbocharged V8 Cummins diesel mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission.
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Appliances include a 2041-inch Wolf range with six burners and two ovens vented by a custom stainless-steel hood.
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On Monday, the Cravings creator, 33, vented on Twitter about her 2½-year-old daughter Luna Simone's very particular appetite.
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Now that I have vented that out like a petulant child, I read a story that really got me thinking.
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That rage was vented last Friday after Christina's show, when he shot her in the head and then killed himself.
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So would forcing companies to make sure all fuel is vented from rockets or deactivated satellites that remain in orbit.
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Trump's feud with Machado frustrated Republicans, who vented at his indiscipline and his propensity to take the Clinton campaign's bait.
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After the stream was taken down, Patch was visibly shook and vented his frustrations in a Facebook Live Thursday morning.
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The air-conditioning and heating units in the apartments are vented outdoors through louvers built into the building's brick facade.
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Schumer was spotted talking to Manchin soon after he vented his frustration to colleagues, but it's unclear what they discussed.
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Some people vented about the court's decision to acquit Stockley, while others called for some city leaders to step down.
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They took apart Fox Sports's pitch-side studio, and they vented the meter-high gas canisters stationed behind the goal.
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Mr. Trump offered little pushback, according to a person familiar with the conversation, and vented his frustrations about Mr. Bannon.
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Newsletter A day after his acquittal, the president took a victory lap, and vented, in a wild White House speech.
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On the local level in Wuhan, people have vented anger and frustration, which is percolating on social media despite censorship.
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An overflow crowd launched into chants of Clark's name and, occasionally, shouted down council members as they vented their anger.
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Yet despite all these costly improvements, PATH riders have vented over continued disruptions and increasingly packed trains at rush hours.
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Trump has vented over the lack of progress in Afghanistan, other officials told Reuters, also on the condition of anonymity.
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Here are the best hairbrushes you can buy:Best hairbrush overall: Wet Detangle Shower BrushBest paddle brush: Aveda Paddle BrushBest round brush: Olivia Garden Round Ceramic Thermal BrushBest boar bristle brush: Mason Pearson Pocket Boar Bristle BrushBest vented brush: Conair Professional Vented Hairbrush setUpdated on 10/21/2019 by Remi Rosmarin: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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This guy came here and he was vented as part of the program, and apparently no alarm bells went off, right?
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The president has publicly vented his anger about the Mueller probe and suggested that he had knowledge about its inner workings.
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Quoting a Fox News host and close friend, Trump vented that mainstream media outlets weren't covering his UK visit positively enough.
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Multiple outlets reported Saturday that Trump had vented his frustrations about Powell and had privately expressed a desire to fire him.
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The president also reportedly "vented his anger" at McCabe over campaign contributions made to his wife's failed Virginia state senate bid.
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" In the same interview, she vented: "He usually wants to be treated the exact opposite of the way he is dressed.
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In December, the Cravings author vented on Twitter about her daughter's very particular appetite and asked her followers for meal suggestions.
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Trump has long been sensitive about appearing politically weak to his foreign counterparts, something he vented about during the Mueller investigation.
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Mehmet, who graduated last year, says that playing these fantasy games affected how he vented his "feelings in the real world".
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Now that Philippe has vented his anger on her clone, she will welcome back a much calmer and more loving husband.
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Trump, taking to Twitter, also vented frustration about the 60-vote threshold on legislation in the Senate thanks to the filibuster.
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Instead, people vented their frustration with inequalities, poverty, and a feeling that they do not have control over their own destiny.
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Snoop vented about Pittsburgh's last second loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday -- and placed the blame on the Steelers' secondary.
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Green Bay Packers: Aaron Rodgers vented about the game plan immediately after the Packers' 22-29.53 win over the Buffalo Bills.
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The former secretary of State, who was being interviewed in Miami, also vented her frustrations about congressional gridlock over Zika funding.
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" After the meeting became public, Goldstone vented to the younger Agalarov, "I hope this favor was worth it for your dad.
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President Donald Trump vented at his Justice Department, his Cabinet members and his former political opponents in searing remarks Monday evening.
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McSally's appointment comes even after some donors vented frustrations about a memo from the Republican's campaign team about her Senate loss.
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McConnell didn't tip his hand after a recent closed-door caucus lunch but vented about Democrats treatment of Trump's court picks.
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" On a recent night at a local restaurant, Ms. Pascal, the 22015-year Flint teaching veteran, vented over the "injustices everywhere.
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Even the mother of a Giants player, Eli Apple, who was the team's top draft choice this year, vented her anger.
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For an interlude, it lost its pureness and became a place where I vented my anger rather than expressing my joy.
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But even fans of the president vented anger and desperation, laying the challenge of responding to the tragedy at his feet.
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Last week, Elliott Management vented its frustration with Hess, the oil company run by John Hess and founded by his father.
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Some committee Democrats privately vented that Ms. Feinstein should have found a way forward earlier with a potentially nomination-changing accusation.
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Feeling bad that her daughter was missing out on a celebration, Danz had vented to her friend, Sonia Singla, days before.
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On Chinese social media, many vented their anger and questioned the effectiveness of the country's regulations regarding food and drug safety.
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SHANGHAI — China vented on Thursday after President Trump signed new human rights legislation covering the protest-wracked city of Hong Kong.
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Even as Kushner prepared for his interlocution, Trump vented his frustration on Twitter with the media, Democrats and the Russia investigation.
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Amy Klobuchar first publicly vented her chief frustration with Pete Buttigieg nine months ago in a parking lot in Cresco, Iowa.
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Residents of the island gave him a warm reception, and there was never a moment when anger was vented against him.
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Trump vented Thursday morning on Twitter, releasing a deluge that did little to clarify which ideas he wants lawmakers to pursue.
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These emissions occur when natural gas is either (unintentionally) leaked or (intentionally) vented from well sites, compressor stations, pipelines, and other facilities.
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This was a beef between a deranged, despicable, murderous SOB who went and vented against the newspaper he claimed had defamed him.
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Both sides vented out their frustrations over the lack of communication and then it happened – Rob dropped another bomb on his sisters.
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So says the beleaguered candidate, who today vented on Twitter that "we are winning and the press is refusing to report it".
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Vietnamese vented their fury at the government and Formosa, one of the communist country's biggest investors, accusing them of a cover-up.
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On Wednesday evening, Donald Trump did himself few favours when he vented about the ruling before a raucous crowd in Nashville, Tennessee.
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"My purse was stolen from right under my nose!!" the " Grey's Anatomy " vented, after thanking local police for their help in Italian.
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He had vented his frustration again on Sunday at human rights groups and what he called "stupid" lawyers of the European Union.
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It's made of brushed aluminum and has a removable vented lid to cover dispensers that squirt 12 different scents into the air.
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He has made repeated threats to abrogate security treaties with the United States and vented almost daily about U.S. "hypocrisy" and "bullying".
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Trainor ended up taking the music video down, and vented to her fans about the issues surrounding it in a Snapchat video.
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People such as venture capitalists Fred Wilson, Paul Graham, Reid Hoffman and actor and investor Ashton Kutcher vented their frustrations on Twitter.
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With Red Bull boss Christian Horner and past champions joining in the outcry, the 20-year-old Dutch driver vented his feelings.
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Balter has been backed by local party activists, who have vented frustration over national Democrats' push for Perez Williams in the primary.
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Rick Scott (R) was reportedly booed out of a restaurant as protesters vented their frustration over the state's red algae tide crisis.
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Israeli intelligence officials reportedly vented their anger at their American counterparts that the disclosure may have jeopardized an important source of information.
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Some people vented about the court's decision to acquit Jason Stockley, who as an officer in 2011 shot and killed a motorist.
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The Manchester Fire Department came in and vented the joint after the Health Department closed it down due to the pepper spraying.
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When I spoke with Harrison Barton, a fellow narrative designer, he vented some frustrations about stories where prostheses are perfect limb replacements.
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McGahn has at times vented to colleagues about the crazy demands Trump makes of him, according to sources who've spoken with McGahn.
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Trump has vented an American racial anxiety, giving it power and a perch, giving it permission to be vocal and even violent.
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Mr. Adelson also vented to Stephen K. Bannon, then the president's chief strategist, who argued internally for moving the embassy in June.
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The President vented his disgust in a tweet on Sunday over an attack on civilians that reportedly killed at least 48 people.
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The 24-year-old, who was on court for only 32 minutes, later vented his anger in an expletive-laden news conference.
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While on an official trip to India, he's reportedly vented about how Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar handled the situation.
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Trump has been expressing frustration with McConnell this week, after the Kentucky Republican vented about the president's "excessive expectations" for his agenda.
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Mr. Trump vented his frustrations with Mr. Priebus last Friday over how much work remained toward preparing for the health bill rollout.
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While Trump has privately vented about his staff, the source doubted there would be a major staff shakeup in the near-term.
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She vented to me about how she felt this country needed a change but she wasn't sure if people were ready for it.
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The possibility of layoffs was first reported last week, and employees vented about the layoffs on a public message boad earlier this week.
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He vented his feelings in a charged Instagram post on Monday, July 31, featuring a collage of his character, Kanan, from the series.
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Last year, Nicki Minaj vented that her hit "Anaconda" was not nominated for video of the year at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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The colorful towers contained metals and sulfur and vented incredibly hot fluids (366 Celsius or 690 Fahrenheit) but still thrived with microbial life.
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But rather than responding with congratulations, Twitter users vented their frustrations with Christie's policies on pensions for teaches and taxes in New Jersey.
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As DingTalk has grown, many Chinese office workers have vented their frustrations online about the service, saying it is inhumane and destroys trust.
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Passengers vented their frustrations at LAX on social media, with some saying it took them an hour to get an Uber or Lyft.
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Jason Kint, CEO of Digital Content Next and an expert in the industry, vented his frustration about illegal streaming on Twitter last year.
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Vietnamese vented their fury at both the government and Formosa, one of the communist country's biggest investors, accusing them of a cover-up.
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Scores more appeared in online consumer forums like Ripoff Report, where customers vented about misleading sales calls, worthless products and difficulties getting refunds.
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But that offering didn't satisfy the media scrum, and the questions kept coming until McConnell vented his frustration with the GOP standard-bearer.
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Punk was masculine music, made almost entirely by men, and it vented male rage in a way that extolled toughness and righteous outrage.
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Nisha Mehta, a doctor in North Carolina, runs two closed Facebook groups, where, lately, physicians have shared concerns and vented frustrations about coronavirus.
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The United States again vented its frustration on Tuesday, accusing China of continuing to engage in unfair trade practices despite Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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For more than 45 minutes, they vented about a lack of federal direction and questioned whether they would be reimbursed for their efforts.
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Wirecutter recommends the Everest Gym bag, which has dedicated compartments for just about everything, including your water bottle and shoes (vented, thank goodness).
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Adding an even higher trim level with vented seats, panoramic glass roof and a kick-to-open tailgate is a logical path forward.
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"Definitely a happy coincidence for her," he said, as he vented against what he described as the porousness of the criminal justice system.
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Each speaker incorporates a 1 inch titanium lts vented tweeter with hybrid tractrix horn, along with dual 8 inch spun copper cerametallic woofers.
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The design flaw, which was quickly corrected, makes the very few non-vented machines worth even more — potentially up to $10,000, he says.
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PCCC and other national progressive groups have previously vented frustrations with the DCCC, who they believe is unfairly intervening in crowded House primaries.
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My LaCrosse Premium model is equipped with heated and vented front seats, offering the driver a massage of sorts for the lower back.
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The high school students, from Fort Washington, Pa., vented their displeasure over Mr. Trump's election by making obscene hand gestures toward the building.
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Less than three months before the shooting, Sarkar reportedly vented his frustrations about the professor on social media, according to KTLA and other outlets.
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He has called the investigation a "witch hunt," and has repeatedly vented frustration about Sessions' recusal, which directly led to Mueller's appointment by Rosenstein.
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Democrats vented outrage Tuesday over Trump's attack on his own DOJ prosecutors and his demand of a lighter sentence for longtime ally Roger Stone.
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"We know how much you made last year — you all have millions," one resident in a canvas Carhartt jacket vented at Nelson and Vaughan.
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Several former Democratic presidential candidates have vented frustration that Iowa, which is more than 90 percent white, is not reflective of the Democratic Party.
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Some protesters also vented their rage over high unemployment and savings that were lost after investments in unlicensed credit and financial institutions turned sour.
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In a Facebook post, Gylisa Jayne vented her frustration at the expensive price tags attached to many prams on sale in high street stores.
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He also reportedly vented his anger about McCabe's wife, who had received a donation from a political action committee associated with then-Virginia Gov.
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But Cramer, who was recruited into the race by the president, has recently vented frustration with the White House and Trump's relationship with Heitkamp.
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My A220 had a special AMG Line package ($2,600 extra) that included a diamond-block grille, vented front disc brakes, and a dropped suspension.
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President George Bush, struggling against Bill Clinton in 1992, raised eyebrows when he vented about the Democratic ticket of Bill Clinton and Al Gore.
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Reams of disgruntled members of the Charlton Life forum, which discusses all sorts of things about the city, vented their disgust regarding the letter.
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Trump vented privately at the time that the message had caused more trouble on a topic -- the Russia investigation -- that has clouded his presidency.
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Trump famously vented at the top Senate Republican during the first year of his presidency for not repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.
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To be fair, the price includes vented front seats, a heated steering wheel and a surround-view camera system that some competitors don't offer.
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" Trump, in a Tuesday morning tweet storm, vented rage at Mueller for "ruining lives" of people involved in the probe who are "refusing to lie.
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Her father, wrestler Ricky Knight, vented his frustrations over Paige's suspension and the way her injury has been handled in a Facebook post on Monday.
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"He drinks out of the f— carton and he leaves the door open when he's taking a dump!!" the 40-year-old actor jokingly vented.
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He vented his fury at the team over its Melbourne strategy calls in the second half of the race – behaviour for which he later apologised.
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Trump has vented back that the meetings are unlikely to produce anything worthwhile, and that the trek to rural Quebec is a waste of time.
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Mr. Benante's breakneck drumming helped bridge the gap between metal and hardcore, and Mr. Ian's lyrics vented the rage of an idealist entering his 20s.
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Clinton embarked on an ebullient campaign swing through North Carolina, aiming to press her newfound advantage, Mr. Trump vented his grievances in full public view.
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Under current rules, oil and gas companies are exempt from paying royalties on gas that is vented into the atmosphere or flared at the wellhead.
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Trump, without mentioning Stone by name, vented rage against the special counsel in a tweet Friday morning after the scheduled start of Stone's court appearance.
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Investors, infuriated by shrinking profits, a suspended dividend and the dramatic stock price drop, vented their views while a small group of protestors gathered outside.
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The romance novel legend vented to us about the recent increase in L.A. burglaries -- and he firmly believes the passing of Prop 57, which Gov.
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The volcano, which vented huge plumes of ash and smoke earlier this week, could experience a major eruption at any time, officials said on Friday.
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Moreover, right-wing West Bank settlers form the ideological core of Mr. Netanyahu's political base, and they vented their frustrations with him after Thursday's shooting.
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After receiving a dozen spam calls in two days, he vented on Twitter: "If I get 1 more call from Belarus I'm gonna lose it."
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Outages last Monday and into Tuesday hit all its 10 million accounts during volatile trading sessions, and furious users vented their outrage on social media.
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As Barry delivered the news that he and his staff, after an intensive search, had been unable to locate the document, I vented my frustrations.
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Some prospects didn't want to be anywhere near such an egomaniacal, unprincipled man, while others were nonstarters because they'd publicly vented their doubts about him.
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"Uribe will consult, but he won't govern," said Ms. Vivero, who vented frustration with Mr. Santos and said she had voted against the peace deal.
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And Hannity could have run to management and cried about it or vented privately, but he used the bullhorn that is Twitter to fire back.
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Within Iran, as citizens vented anger toward their government, officials offered a mix of contrition and an insistence that Iran was not solely to blame.
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A sunshade and heated rear seats are part of a $2,235 package (not on my tester) that adds a vented feature to the front chairs.
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Trump has vented at times that the couple should have never come to the White House and should leave, White House aides told the newspaper.
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Sanders vented her frustration with reporters in the briefing room on Friday after the first five questions she fielded pertained to Trump, Franken and Moore.
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Mr. Trump often vented to his own aides and even declared his innocence to virtual strangers he came across on his New Jersey golf course.
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There are two models, a traditional-looking, well-vented design called the Harrier, and a more stylish design with one big front vent called the Island.
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Trump vented on Twitter about Mueller's investigation about a half-hour after the made its Justice Department announcement that the report would be released Thursday morning.
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Schultz writes: It was another several minutes before an elevator came, but not before all had vented to stadium employees and Shanahan let out some expletives.
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Between runs of her medal-winning half-pipe routine, Kim vented on social media that she was mad at herself for not finishing her breakfast sandwich.
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Indians 15, A's 3 Cleveland's offense vented two days' worth of frustration, producing 15 runs and 20 hits in a sweep-preventing victory at Oakland, Calif.
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Some users have vented their frustration on Twitter at the purge of personal ads, with many also mourning the loss of the site's Missed Connections posts.
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The daughter of Michael Jackson, 19, vented on her Instagram stories Friday about how her decision to pick up and help hitchhikers turned into a nightmare.
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Those conversations began after Trump vented to friends and advisers about the director of national intelligence, renewing his gripes about Coats' testimony before Congress in January.
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After the argument ... we're told Blac hit up a Tarzana studio and vented her frustration on the mic and spit lyrics for a new track. Inspiration.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton says she's angry about many of the same things as Bernie Sanders -- but "once you've vented your anger," it's time for action.
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And even Barack Obama vented in private when the cameras were off in rants mostly reserved for his staff, like on the occasion when the Healthcare.
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Phoebe Pearl -- a member of the Radio City staple -- vented her frustration Thursday night over the booking ... a decision she says was made without her knowledge.
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Trump was mad -- steaming, raging mad ... When Trump ran into Christopher Ruddy on the golf course and later at dinner Saturday, he vented to his friend.
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Understand that it's stuffed with features and technology like heated and vented seats, heated steering wheel, a panoramic glass roof and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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" Trump likewise had vented frustration with Mattis, whom he criticized in an October "85033 Minutes" interview as "sort of a Democrat" and somebody who "may leave.
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On Thursday, Republican lawmakers vented their frustration at Vice President Mike Pence during a tense lunch over a lack of a strategy out of the shutdown.
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The White House press corps vented frustration Monday with press secretary Sean Spicer for conducting off-camera briefings in place of the usual publicly broadcast briefings.
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Trump has called the investigation a partisan "witch hunt" and has vented frustration about Sessions's recusal and Rosenstein's subsequent decision to put Mueller on the case.
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Sloane Stephens, who missed the first six months of the 2017 season because of an injury, vented about beIN's spotty coverage when she returned to tour.
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The generously-padded shoulder straps and back support are vented and allow air to circulate, helping you stay cool when carrying it for hours on end.
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Fans on Twitter vented their frustration, with some claiming Seven's focus on world number 43 Kyrgios's five-set win over Barty's straight sets victory was "sexist".
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Mr. Obama is dead set on avoiding that kind of mistake, his allies say, and has been unsettled by the vitriol vented at this week's debate.
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Visibly upset, Duterte vented his anger over the U.S. decision to deny entry to Ronaldo dela Rosa, a former police chief who is now a senator.
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The company is testing whether methanol fuel cells, which have no carbon emissions, could be used in the next generation of well pads, eliminating vented methane.
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On Thursday, Mattis disputed the suggestion that he and Trump do not see eye-to-eye and vented frustration to reporters that his comments were misinterpreted.
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"[T]he percentage of U.S. natural gas that was vented and flared increased to 1.25% of gross withdrawals, up from 0.84% the previous year," EIA said.
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Between 22019 and 2015, federal and Indian onshore wells vented or flared (purposeful burning) enough gas to serve more than 6 million households for a year.
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The Facebook posting by Mr. Minassian praised "incels," or involuntary celibates, a term used in a Reddit group where men vented frustrations that tipped into misogyny.
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Pockets of black-clad youths vented their anger late Wednesday night, lobbing gas bombs at police quarters, vandalizing subway stations and blocking traffic in several districts.
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"If we were just going above and beyond we could send them all 210 free suitcases," she vented in Slack, in front of the entire company.
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Trump has regularly vented to his associates about Kelly, who imposed a strict system of information flow when he entered the White House over the summer.
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They are disorientated by Salvini's change of tack on the euro and have vented their frustration on social media where they accuse the party of betrayal.
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In Dengdeng, another village in the East region, farmer Gregore Nvogo vented his anger at the news of the construction of more dams along the Sanaga River.
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Democrats, outside the hearing chamber, complained about Pruitt not providing answers regarding his record as Oklahoma attorney general, while Republicans inside the chamber vented about the boycott.
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He displayed a sense of anger and grievance rarely vented by a President in public -- let alone one who has been in office for just four weeks.
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"He drinks out of the f— carton and he leaves the door open when he's taking a dump!!" the 40-year-old actor jokingly vented on Instagram.
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"[Steve] recently vented to us about Jared being a 'globalist' and a 'cuck'...He actually said 'cuck,' as in 'cuckservative,'" the administration official told The Daily Beast.
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In the Facebook post, Mr. Minassian had praised "incels," or involuntary celibates, a term used in a Reddit group where men vented frustrations that tipped into misogyny.
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Gadhafi was finally pulled from a concrete drainage tunnel where he was hiding under a highway; the rage of generations of his countrymen was vented upon him.
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Iranians vented their anger over a sharp increase in prices of basic items like eggs, and a government proposal to increase fuel prices in next year's budget.
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Spectators vented their displeasure with the withdrawal during the final, booing Serena and jeering Venus and father Richard Williams when the pair arrived to watch the match.
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The problems brought a barrage of criticism to the company; customers vented their frustrations on social media because they were unable to get answers from the company.
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At times, Trump aides have vented that frustration in language that was contemptuous of Mr. Priebus, a genial Wisconsin lawyer who has been chairman for five years.
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Forecast: Cloudy with a chance of clapbacks A Michigan weatherman was tired of complaints about his reports of cold weather, so he vented his frustrations on air.
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In the early morning hours on May 30, the president vented his frustration on Twitter with what he believes is a preoccupation with his ties to Russia.
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The president has vented his frustration that McGahn's instinct is always to tell him "no" rather than look for creative ways to get him what he wants.
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Mr. Trump has vented privately about Mr. Sessions's decision to recuse himself from any Russia-related investigations conducted by the Justice Department, suggesting the move was unnecessary.
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After some irate travelers vented on social media, Mohr stressed that the issue didn't result in any cancellations, and caused only nine delays across the entire system.
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The broad, breast-shaped bottle and vented anti-colic nipple simulate a mother's body, making this bottle a good choice for easy transition for exclusively breastfed babies.
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The president vented his spleen about the process on Twitter, firing off so many posts that he set a record for any single day in his presidency.
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Mr. Trump's mood was said to be volatile even before he departed for his weekend in Florida, with an episode in which he vented at his staff.
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The space, to be the cafe's fifth Manhattan location, is fully vented and has a full kitchen, two walk-in refrigerators and a bus stop right outside.
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Players like Justin Verlander have vented their frustration with the system, especially the issue of athletes who have tested positive playing through their appeal, like Gordon did.
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But so many foreigners had flooded into the country since January, he vented to his national security team, that it was making a mockery of his pledge.
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And at least hundreds of people have vented their frustration on Twitter:Spotify users have also reached out to the company directly, pleading for it to change the logo.
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Trump also blasted news reports that he had vented at his acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker his frustration with the federal investigation into Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen.
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In light of some designers' non-responses to the police violence around the country, many people vented their frustration on social media and outside the main show venue.
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In fact, the Falcon 9 went through what is known as a "safing" sequence when it landed in the water, meaning it vented the propellant from its tanks.
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Spectators vented their displeasure with the withdrawal during the final, booing Serena and jeering her sister and father Richard Williams when the pair arrived to watch the match.
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Trump has left the role open since Mike Dubke resigned in May, and the President has vented frequently to his friends about the performance of his press operation.
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The sighting comes a week after her scathing op-ed piece in The Huffington Post, in which she vented her frustration over tabloid pregnancy rumors and body shaming.
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Oil and gas companies waste America's energy resources when methane, the primary component of natural gas, is deliberately vented and flared or through leaks from equipment and infrastructure.
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But the rancor on the streets of Brazil's cities, where protesters have vented antigovernment fury over the last year, is now bolstering right-wing politicians around the country.
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She wants producers to capture methane gas that has leaked from equipment or is vented or flared, in hopes that limiting lost output will boost state tax revenue.
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Even President Donald Trump has vented about QT. "Don't let the market become any more illiquid than it already is," Trump tweeted to the Fed on December 18.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) have also vented frustration with what they view as a focus on trivial gaffes or an obsession with horse race politics over substantial policies.
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Seth Moulton of Massachusetts -- who has vented for months about House Democrats' leadership -- has big ambitions for the military veterans he is backing in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Republicans have vented frustration that Trump is drowning out the strong economy and his tax cuts by largely focusing on red-meat issues to drive out the base.
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Fox News later picked up the story on Friday and Dayna Steele, a U.S. House candidate in Texas's 35th District, vented her frustration over the article on Twitter.
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Corey Lewandowski, a former campaign manager for Trump, vented broadly about how the administration is operating — but focused his frustrations on Bill Stepien, the White House political director.
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President Donald Trump vented about the probe into Russia's role in the 2016 election in a series of Monday morning tweets, hammering predecessor Barack Obama for his response.
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It was before leaving for a 12-day trip to Asia this month that Mr. Trump publicly vented about how the Justice Department had operated under Mr. Sessions.
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"They do not report to us," the head of Georgia's lead-poisoning prevention program, Christy Kuriatnyk, vented about Fort Benning in an internal email to colleagues last year.
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In Baton Rouge on Wednesday, Mr. Sterling's survivors and their lawyers vented their frustration and disappointment at a news conference held under a freeway as rain poured overhead.
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Earlier this year, he vented on Twitter about Hollywood's portrayal of violence in response to The Hunt, a thriller about a group of people being killed for sport.
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Exxon flared or vented 22020 percent more gas in 2018 than it did the previous year, according to the data, bringing an end to several years of improvements.
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Instead of standing up for the values of a free society, Mr. Trump, with his oft-vented scorn for democracy's building blocks, has strengthened the hands of dictators.
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At one point Mulvaney vented his anger at a so-called deep state of partisan officials he claims is out to unseat Trump, an attendee told Business Insider.
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Several of the most-targeted freshmen have privately vented to top Democrats, calling for more cavalry back home as Republicans pour millions into targeting them, largely on impeachment.
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Many young people keep troubling thoughts inside because their parents iced up when their Jack or Jill vented feelings that made mom and dad feel helpless or guilty.
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" Phonte himself was presumably on board with the regime; on Little Brother's "The Yo-Yo," he vented, "Fuck that tofu—I need a pork chop on my plate.
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Trump was at CIA Headquarters in Virginia Saturday and vented his frustrations about the alleged false crowd reports ... even bringing up a heavily circulated photo of a sparse crowd.
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The brother of a slain Colorado mom vented his grief on Facebook against the woman's husband, who is suspected of killing the woman and the couple's two young daughters.
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Trump also vented extensively about Mueller, his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, for recusing himself from the Russia investigation, and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is overseeing the investigation.
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The American Idol alum, 24, vented on Twitter after the Nashville Predators (for whom her husband Mike Fisher plays) lost 22018-1 to the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night.
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In 1984, DuPont became aware that dust vented from factory chimneys settled well beyond the property line and, more disturbing, that PFOA was present in the local water supply.
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As he launched his White House bid last summer in the lobby of Manhattan's Trump Tower, the first-time political candidate vented about the importance of securing U.S. borders.
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Moreover, commercial fuel tank storage facilities are engineered so that any flames that occur are vented upward into the air, rather than blowing out the tank walls, he said.
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Another source familiar with the investigation downplayed the implications of the tweet – as Trump previously has vented his frustration with both the Russia probe and Sessions' recusal from it.
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BONN (Reuters) - Bayer shareholders vented their anger over its stock price slump on Friday as litigation risks mount from the German drugmaker's $63 billion takeover of seed maker Monsanto.
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But the official acknowledged that Trump has vented his frustration with officials outside of the briefings about the amount of attention paid to the investigation into Russian election interference.
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France and Ireland on Thursday vented their frustration at the British government's slowness in outlining its Brexit plan, saying that they wanted some clarity in the next few weeks.
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Brown publicly vented her frustration Wednesday with the armed group of protesters who've taken over a federal wildlife refuge in Harney County, in the southeastern corner of her state.
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" In 2017, in her book Raising Trump, Ivana vented about Maples, writing that the latter "knowingly entering into a relationship with my husband, the father of three small children.
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But that night over dinner, as I vented to my wife, she reminded me of one of the best communication lessons we learned way back when we started dating.
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It was in an exchange, shortly before the committee vote in a closed-door meeting of Republican senators and Trump, where Johnson vented his frustrations in front of everyone.
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When Trump vented about the striking down of his travel ban in June 2017, Conway criticized Trump's approach by suggesting that Trump's tweets would ultimately hurt the president's case.
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Mounting tension A day earlier, Republican lawmakers vented their frustration at Vice President Mike Pence during a tense lunch over a lack of a strategy out of the shutdown.
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Trump has vented many times before at what he sees as the utter injustice of the Mueller probe and at his subordinates, like Rosenstein and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The president — who never likes it when someone characterizes his thinking — vented his anger to Mr. Kelly and to allies, according to the person familiar with the president's thinking.
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But people familiar with the matter say he's also vented that the team tasked with negotiating a trade deal with China has so far failed to strike an agreement.
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Much of the students' prickly nationalism gets vented on social media, often anonymously, and then snowballs as it is picked up by news sites and internet users in China.
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But at the same time, the president vented his frustration with Mr. McCain, saying he had let his state down and been deceived by Democrats into abandoning a promise.
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"This is useless," a frustrated Clinton vented when Schwerin and Sullivan — two of her longest-serving aides — presented the new plan to her that glum Tuesday morning of Feb.
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Mr. Trump, seen above in New Jersey on Friday, vented frustration over what he considers insufficient credit for his political strength and the accomplishments of his six-month presidency.
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Rogers vented frustration over his fruitless efforts to lawmakers during a recent closed-door briefing on Capitol Hill, a congressional source familiar with the meeting told the news network.
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Seeking distance from the 'drug deal' Irritated after the meeting was derailed, Bolton vented privately to Hill, who was the National Security Council's top Russia expert at the time.
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Lawmakers threatened subpoenas and vented about the lack of evidence behind Mr. Trump's accusation on Twitter that President Barack Obama had wiretapped phones in Trump Tower during the campaign.
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In our own analysis of industry-reported data, we found that the amount of natural gas vented or flared on federal lands more than tripled from 2006 to 85033.
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Since then, Macron has also vented his frustration, over what French diplomats say is NATO's lack of coordination at a political level and a failure to tackle taboo subjects.
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Asked about his private complaints about Brock, Cecil, through a spokesman, did not deny that he vented about Brock's comments, but he suggested it was water under the bridge.
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As the day dragged on, travelers vented on social media about being stranded, the need to make alternate plans and what they complained was a lack of timely information.
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Sometimes, there are flops, like the suit worn by the Americans in 2014 — the grandiosely named, and ultimately underperforming, Mach 39 from Under Armour — featuring a dimpled, vented material.
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Finance ministers of the closest U.S. allies vented their anger on Saturday over Washington's imposition of metal import tariffs, setting the tone for a heated G7 summit in Quebec.
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Specifically, they're investigating two separate cases where the lithium battery cell on the second-gen board "vented" — in which a battery cell shows sign of smoke or unusually high heat.
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The earbud itself slides down into your ear, providing a modicum of passive noise reduction, but Google says the design is vented to reduce discomfort and provide some outside sound.
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So if you've joined the queue (and if you've vented your frustration on the brand's social media channels, as many have already), what can you expect once you get in?
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Fans vented on Twitter, with one saying: "Claire Foy replacing Adam Sandler's hand onto his own knee rather than hers, was the perfect "haha dont touch me again" move #GrahamNorton"
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Kennedy vented on his Instagram story after the Improv fiasco, blaming hecklers for the plight of comedians like him ... who stuff their faces with pie to heal the hurt feelings.
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Merkel vented her frustration with Trump on Sunday after what she described as unsatisfactory talks of G7 leaders, saying Germany and Europe could no longer totally rely on traditional allies.
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Lawmakers vented their irritation to Pence shortly before six GOP senators defected to vote for a Democratic-backed bill that would open the government without funding Trump's proposed border wall.
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Republicans and the White House vented throughout the weekend as the talks stretched past deadline after deadline, arguing Ford was getting more time to negotiate without guaranteeing she would appear.
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Insisting the reality on the ground was not as bad as it was portrayed in the media, he vented that no one was adequately defending him against claims of cruelty.
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Buttigieg returned to South Bend from the campaign trail in the wake of the latter event but faced a stormy town hall meeting where residents vented their frustrations at him.
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Trump also vented to Whitaker when prosecutors in Manhattan officially implicated the President in a hush-money scheme to buy the silence of women around the 2016 campaign, sources said.
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With a vented case that calls to mind a kitchen tool, it's a homage to and advancement of the Power Mac G5 that fans affectionately likened to a cheese grater.
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To many Democrats and some Republicans, Tuesday's results recalled the last time an unpopular Republican was in the White House and voters vented their frustrations on a Republican-held Congress.
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By last month, half had sold, said Daniel Fried, an Elliman agent who represents the building, where vented stoves, sliding wood balcony doors and distant views of Manhattan are highlights.
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The demonstrations grew, as teachers vented their frustration that the government in Yaoundé — dominated by the French-speaking majority — sent teachers with shoddy English skills to schools in their area.
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Last year, operators across the three basins together flared or vented a record 320 million cubic feet of gas, more than 40 percent above levels seen just five years ago.
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Trump has vented frustration at Sessions ever since the former Alabama senator recused himself in March 2017 from any investigation into Russia's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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His comments come after Trump over the weekend vented his anger with the Russia investigation with a remarkable burst of tweets sent from his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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He also vented about his impeachment while taking questions from reporters after his holiday greetings to US troops on Christmas Eve and when he spoke to conservative students last Saturday.
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Judith Acosta, a psychotherapist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, had a friend a few years ago who constantly vented about his boss and his work -- and he suddenly quit his job.
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BONN, April 26 (Reuters) - Bayer shareholders vented their anger over its stock price slump on Friday as litigation risks mount from the German drugmaker's $63 billion takeover of seed maker Monsanto.
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Indeed, the fiery Mr Mélenchon vows to keep "one foot in the street", so opposition may well be as decisive outside parliament as discontent is vented through public protests and demonstrations.
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Model Brooklyn Decker vented on Twitter on Wednesday about missing her flight after heading to a restroom to quickly pump milk, as she welcomed her first child, son Hank in October.
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Trump has long been bothered by North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un's threats against the United States and has privately vented about a powerful United States response to the rogue nation.
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Finance ministers of the closest U.S. allies vented their anger on Saturday over Washington's imposition of metal import tariffs, setting the tone for a heated G7 summit next week in Quebec.
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Trump has vented in recent weeks that his legal team has not done enough to beat back allegations linked to the federal investigations into Russian efforts to influence last year's election.
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Here's where things stand: The White House Pressure is growing on Trump after his proposal went down in the Senate and GOP senators vented their frustration to the vice president. Sen.
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"It's unsettling to learn now that I vented all that energy and passion on behalf of such a small fraction of the Native American population," wrote The Washington Post's Robert McCartney.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee vented frustration on Monday with what he described as a "pattern of convenient forgetfulness" by Trump campaign officials over undisclosed meetings with Russians.
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Methane can leak from oilfield equipment and pipelines, or is flared or vented during maintenance work, and when new oil wells are added in areas that don't have natural gas pipelines.
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Italian 'horror stories' The head of Italy's bank-bailout fund vented his frustration about the lack of strategy to solve the country's bad loans problem, saying he felt "bitter and disillusioned."
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Facebook investors reportedly vented frustrations about the company's handling of user data during a shareholder meeting Thursday as the social networking site reels from months of scrutiny over its privacy policies.
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At the time, I vented to my friend, who also happened to be a manager and agreed it wasn't fair or representative of the high quality of work I put out.
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A furious Vettel vented his anger over the radio and after the race continued to vent at the stewards but later the four-time world champion was more thoughtful than tormented.
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It controlled the battery fire if there was one within the box and let it get vented outside the airplane as opposed to burning into the cabin or the cargo compartment.
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But as rain fell outside the courthouse on Friday, the dozens of demonstrators gathered under umbrellas did so peacefully, citing the video as they vented their frustration at a second mistrial.
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Unlike in their last debate, Ms. Handel openly vented frustration with her opponent — and perhaps with the state of a race in which she was perceived to have an early edge.
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Ms. Markle's half sister Samantha Markle, among a contingent of the bride's relatives who were not invited to the wedding, has vented on Twitter, on British television and in the tabloids.
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Trump has vented privately that Nielsen hasn't adequately secured the border or enacted stricter immigration rules, even as she became the face of policies that administration critics called heartless and illegal.
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He vented against bans of plastic straws, complained about energy saving light bulbs Trump claimed made him look orange and included a bizarre aside about Republican House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy.
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Swisher vented that Nike used to have the best-in-class solution with Nike+ Running, but that an unpopular redesign earlier this year dragged it back into a pack of mediocrity.
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The three-day G7 meeting ended with little in the way of concrete solutions, although finance leaders of the closest U.S. allies vented anger over the Trump administration's metal import tariffs.
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The three-day G7 finance ministers' meeting, where the closest U.S. allies vented anger over the Trump administration's metal import tariffs, wrapped up on Saturday with a stern rebuke of Washington.
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He was the man Americans loved to hate; political conflict personalized; decades of frustration over the US' unsuccessful attempts to force Cuba to bend its will -- all this vented on one man.
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" Hare clarified that though the vented design in question is no longer being made, it was removed from production because the company standardized all its cans: "We fully stand by this product.
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Putman, who recently produced the indie film First Girl I Loved, vented his frustrations via Twitter, posting real-life excerpts from scripts that show female roles introduced more like objects than characters.
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Pegula vented his frustration at the NFL for its ruling to reverse a touchdown reception by wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin in the first half of Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.
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Across the country, at least 40 protesters died, as demonstrators vented their frustration at political elites who they say have failed to improve their lives after years of conflict and economic hardship.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's ruling coalition is facing a major defeat in a state by-election after voters vented their frustration over recent political infighting that led to a change in prime minister.
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While the Netherlands supported French wariness of membership talks for Albania, which is already a member of the U.S.-led NATO alliance, most other EU countries vented frustration with the French position.
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He has vented his fury on a near-daily basis at what he considers duplicity by the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and its armed wing, the New People's Army (NPA).
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Washington's Brandon Jennings vented his team's frustration on Warriors center JaVale McGee by intentionally shoving him in the chest during what was deemed an unnecessary 3-point attempt with 6.9 seconds remaining.
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After the White House put out a subdued statement on Wednesday night about former FBI Director Robert Mueller being named special counsel, Trump publicly vented on Thursday morning about the new probe.
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As Trump vented about a desire for more aggressive trade action, he derided the "globalists" who serve in his administration -- a term Bannon and his allies have used to refer to Cohn.
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This week, Trump has vented on Twitter about negative coverage of his government's response to a hurricane in Puerto Rico, issuing threats against network news outlets for what he's deemed unfair stories.
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And when he has appeared on television in recent months, employees loudly vented their frustrations at the screen, according those bankers, who witnessed the events but were not authorized to speak publicly.
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The line of thought, according to the Post, is that the president will have vented his frustration with the investigation and have been reassured by his legal team before stepping into work.
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" Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, vented that Mr. McConnell had "effectively turned the United States Senate into a very expensive lunch club that occasionally votes on a judge or two.
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K vented to us in a video statement ... saying black filmmakers have to work harder to make it in white Hollywood, yet still end up getting the shaft more often than not.
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The president was urged for a second day to step back from the fray, and for a second day he vented to aides that he wanted to do more to get involved.
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Through July, energy companies had flared or vented 72 percent more methane in Wyoming compared with two years ago, approaching levels seen before a national effort to reduce such emissions was starting.
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Top House conservatives have vented their frustration about the process both privately and publicly and Trump responded over the weekend, tweeting that the disagreement is "not looking good" for the Justice Department.
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Within hours of her edict being issued, protesters (mostly masked) vented their anger on the territory's rail network, which they accuse of aiding police by shutting down stations to hinder demonstrators' movements.
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Over the weekend, Trump vented his anger with the Russia investigation, declaring that "they are laughing their asses off in Moscow" over the ongoing probe into Moscow's interference in the 2016 election.
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The bitter sniping between members had started to take a toll on Flake, as it did on other committee members, who vented their frustration to each other in the Judiciary panel's antechamber.
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Those boxes containing millions of chicks flying through the USPS are vented, potentially sharing salmonella as they travel — through postal stations, handlers, and the cargo holds of commercial airlines hauling the mail.
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Mr. Williams, a radical in the tradition of Blake and Shelley, vented his outrage at royal privilege, private property, environmental degradation and a host of other targets, using every artistic means available.
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"The people here were suffocated by sarin, Trump came and vented the anger," Abdul Wahab al-Safar, a member of the Khan Sheikhoun local council, said in a message posted via WhatsApp.
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It was all the rage of everything in that moment, all the lies, all the losses, all the violation, all of it came up there and vented itself on a dead man.
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Yet even as Mr. Trump vented his anger about the current state of immigration laws, his on-again, off-again push for a legislative overhaul of immigration policy appeared headed for defeat.
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" He found a sympathetic ear in Mr. Kelly, another retired Marine general, who frequently vented his frustration to colleagues about the president, whom he labeled "unhinged," an "idiot" and "off the rails.
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The president repeatedly took to Twitter to attack Rosenstein and vented about him in private — Trump reportedly considered firing him on multiple occasions — leading to speculation that Rosenstein's job was constantly at risk.
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The topics vented ranged from discrimination against Muslims in northern Greece to Turkey's military presence in ethnically-split Cyprus, and loose interpretations of an international treaty defining the borders of the two countries.
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David Clark — who works not for South Cumberland Elementary, but for another school in the area — complained both to the superintendent and school board for months before he vented his frustration on Facebook.
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The frustration vented among boxing junkies in advance of this match should actually be directed at their own business: to succeed in today's game, even the most talented boxer must be carefully handled.
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But with the calls for solidarity, congressional Republicans also quickly vented frustration that the Obama administration hasn't done enough to counter ISIS, the terrorist group that claimed responsibility for the deadly strikes. Sen.
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Some regular BART riders trying to get to work Saturday vented their frustration about the outage, taking to Twitter and suggesting they would need to resort to ride share services such as Uber.
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Merkel, meanwhile, vented during now-infamous remarks at a campaign event held inside a Bavarian beer hall that Germany and Europe could no longer rely on the United States as a steady partner.
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Trump has vented his frustration, both publicly and privately, about how his communications team has handled bombshell revelations surrounding the Russia controversy, including their response to his firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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But many in Singapore were shaken when, in December 2013, a traffic accident in the part of town known as Little India degenerated into a riot, as South Asian migrants vented their frustrations.
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Trump has also vented his frustration with media coverage focusing on the White House's often-contradictory accounts of how and why he decided to fire the FBI director amid the active Russia investigation.
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Attendees at one of Kanye West's outdoor Sunday Service events vented in online posts about the unappealing food options and disorganization that were so bad, they earned comparisons to the disastrous Fyre Festival.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lawmakers from Britain's ruling Conservative Party vented their anger on Wednesday against Prime Minister Theresa May's pursuit of welfare reforms, reinforcing doubts about her authority over a party divided by Brexit.
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As more and more Germans vented their discontent on social networks, as the country got louder and louder, the chancellor kept her voice low — furthering the notion that she just shrugged at critics.
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The sandbox comes with a ground barrier and a flexible, vented, tarp-like cover with handles that slip over the outer edges and is held securely with shock cords that slip into notches.
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Hernandez was not Hernández, as it should be, and Ms. Chavira vented about it on her Twitter feed, which has become a leading forum for discussion of the Spanish language and its orthography.
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And by the end of the week, the President was at Mar-a-Lago with Don King, a boxing promoter who vented to Trump about the Stormy Daniels situation, according to the Post.
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It would be difficult to recover the cost of an indoor air-conditioner from your landlord, and it might not even work, since such appliances usually need to be vented through a window.
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To alleviate the threat, the officials said, the utility switched most of its manhole covers to vented ones that allow gases to escape, "so they cannot form a combustible amount," Mr. McHugh said.
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In an April 1979 interview with The Times, Mr. Leibman vented about the network's handling of the series, which had made its debut the previous fall but was not given a consistent schedule.
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The protests, which vented anger at high unemployment and official corruption, were the largest seen in Iran since the disputed 2009 presidential election, and some demonstrators called for the overthrow of the government.
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Last month, David Chang, the celebrated chef-owner of the Momofuku group of restaurants who has several establishments in the area, vented his frustration on Twitter, saying the situation was "killing" foot traffic.
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Trump has also publicly vented at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, saying he wouldn't have picked him had he known he would recuse himself from the Russian investigation -- another variation on the loyalty theme.
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The Government Accountability Office found in 2010 that 40 percent of the natural gas vented and flared on federal lands could be captured cheaply with technology that was cost-effective and readily available.
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Raikkonen, who vented his frustration at Hamilton by throwing a rude gesture the Briton's way, starts sixth ahead of team mate Antonio Giovinazzi in seventh and Red Bull's Pierre Gasly in eighth place.
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Upon noticing the unfortunate choice of words, the email began to receive a great deal of backlash on social media, and shocked Twitter users vented their disappointment in the company and the careless marketing.
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Added to the available luxury features of the killer Revel sound system, heated steering wheel and supportive vented seats is a massage feature for the front chairs strong enough to give a masseuse pause.
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Demonstrators initially vented their anger over high prices and alleged corruption, but the protests took on a rare political dimension, with a growing number of people calling on Supreme Leader Khamenei to step down.
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In a tweet announcing the move, the president vented his frustration, among other sticking points, that China failed to follow through on a promise to buy a large amount of crops from American farmers.
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Quenches do happen—most notably, the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland experienced a much-publicized quench in 2008, when six tons of liquid helium vented into the LHC tunnel and damaged 53 magnets.
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The demonstrators also vented their anger at New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat who has declined to fire Officer Daniel Pantaleo in the five years since Eric Garner died in police custody.
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In a now-deleted post (presumably he is in talks with the club to figure out what exactly went wrong) Drake vented to his 35.8 million followers about how "offensive" his experience was there.
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David Heinemeier Hansson vented on Twitter that even though his spouse, Jamie Hansson, had a better credit score and other factors in her favor, her application for a credit line increase had been denied.
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President Obama's visit to Japan got off to a rocky start on Wednesday when Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe vented his anger over the alleged murder of a Japanese woman by an American civilian.
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TIMELINE: A look at the Catholic Church's sex abuse scandals MacPherson and Costello vented to reporters Wednesday in the Boston office of attorney Mitchell Garabedian, who represents many who accuse priests of sex abuse.
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The president privately vented to associates that he was furious with Mr. Sessions for failing to protect him in the way he believes Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. had protected President Barack Obama.
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While Mr. Gove professed himself "disappointed," Jacob Rees-Mogg, a strongly pro-Brexit lawmaker who cultivates a cartoonish aristocratic image, greeted protesters who vented their anger on Wednesday by flinging fish into the Thames.
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When Hamilton then won, equaling Ferrari great Michael Schumacher's record five Italian GP triumphs by delivering Mercedes's fifth successive win at the 'Pista Magica', some of the locals vented their anger at the podium.
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In a lunch meeting before the votes, Republican senators vented their concern to Vice President Mike Pence about the prolonged shutdown, according to two people familiar with the discussion, which grew tense at times.
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To glance at Twitter as the video of the Covington teenagers went viral over the weekend was to see each pundit one-upping the disdain of the pundits who vented before him or her.
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In the middle of the session, Mr. Ryan stepped away to take a call from Mr. Trump, who vented his frustration about the situation, according to two officials who were briefed on the call.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump began his first Thanksgiving vacation in office with an early-morning Twitter rage in which he again vented about some of his favorite targets: sports figures he thinks have defied him.
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In a rant on MSNBC that went viral on Tuesday evening, the longtime Democratic strategist vented his concerns about the party's prospects for beating Donald Trump, taking particular aim at the party's leftward lurch.
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Unable to reach the presidential palace, which has been cordoned off, many Venezuelans have vented their outrage at the police officers containing them in streets, throwing homemade bombs and feces at the security services.
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But before leaving Switzerland, he called a last-minute news conference, during which he vented at length about his political enemies in Washington as some of his top economic advisers stood silently behind him.
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A report in The Washington Post at the weekend said that, despite positive assessments Trump has given on progress with North Korea, he has vented anger at aides over a lack of immediate progress.
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Between 2009 and 2014, oil and gas companies on public and tribal lands vented, flared and leaked about 375 billion feet of natural gas — enough to supply over 5 million homes for a year.
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Nadler said Whitaker's response about the Cohen case came following CNN reporting in December that Trump twice vented to Whitaker about federal prosecutors who referenced the President's actions in crimes Cohen pleaded guilty to.
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It also reported that Trump vented to Mattis that he's given military authority to the retired general to make changes in the Afghanistan strategy but it still didn't change the situation for the better.
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After federal prosecutors recommended Monday that a judge sentence Stone to up to nine years in prison — a harsh sentence that was nevertheless in line with federal sentencing guidelines — Trump vented rage on Twitter.
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Allison O'Regan, who is single and lives in Hoboken, N.J., saw egg-freezing ads show up on her Instagram feed earlier this year, and vented about it on Twitter, saying that she felt bullied.
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North Korea has since vented its frustration with Washington, conducting a weapons test and accusing Mr. Trump's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo of sabotaging the nuclear negotiations.
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The CEAU Chief told the OIG that, after the outside vendor came forward, he became frustrated that the case against Apple could no longer go forward, and he vented his frustration to the ROU Chief.
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The government advised staff to avoid driving to government buildings because roads were blocked as protesters vented their anger and frustration over a proposed law that has generated unusually broad opposition at home and abroad.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France and Ireland on Thursday vented their frustration at the British government's slowness in outlining its plan to leave the European Union saying that they wanted some clarity in the next few weeks.
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Both Democrats and Republican senators will surely be very curious about this, since, it has major import for the propriety of two phone calls in which Trump called Comey and vented about the Russia investigation.
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Philippine journalist groups expressed outrage at the decision against Rappler, which has had a rocky relationship with Duterte, who has publicly vented his annoyance at its reporting and said it was entirely owned by Americans.
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The leak of a letter, an account of a meeting or of Lincoln's private frustrations vented to aides or friends could easily have been represented as pro-slavery sentiments on the part of the president.
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The party that blocked President George W. Bush in 2007 in fulfilling his campaign promise to enact immigration reform was now also accepting this bilious man who vented the flames of prejudice for political gain.
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The demonstrators took aim at politicians from across the spectrum, including Rousseff's opponents, as they vented their frustration with a ruling class that has been widely exposed in the graft probe, known as 'Operation Carwash'.
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Broxton, who turned 26 earlier this month, had vented to reporters over his limited at-bats this season after striking out with the bases loaded to end a 26-6 loss against Washington last week.
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A former White House official who was not named in the report told The New Yorker that Trump often "vented" in "frustration" about the AT&T-Time Warner deal and his desire to block it.
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While Grassley vented frustrations that the bureau hadn't pursued Clinton more aggressively, Feinstein urged Comey to "clear up" why the FBI felt it was appropriate to disclose the Clinton probe but not the Trump investigation.
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The League has tabled a motion of no-confidence in the government, and the premier Conte, a former academic who is not from either ruling party, vented his anger in his open letter to Salvini.
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Seconds after Air Force One touched down at Orly Airport outside Paris on Friday, Trump vented on social media about a proposal for more robust European military cooperation floated by his French counterpart days earlier.
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In a conference call Wednesday night with major donors, Mr. Ryan vented about leaks from the conference call with House Republicans on Monday in which he announced his decision to focus entirely on congressional races.
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Trump also vented his anger over a CNN report that he expressed frustration with acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker because the guilty plea of Michael Cohen, the president's former personal attorney, made him look bad.
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Aides have said the President remains preoccupied with the broader Russia investigation, and has vented in private about Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein for allowing Robert Mueller's probe to proceed.
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While he agreed to expel Russian diplomats from the US as punishment for Moscow's alleged poisoning of a former Russian spy, he initially resisted the move and later vented that he felt pressured to act.
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In the press conference on Thursday, Clinton vented her frustration at the press's coverage of the race – one of several instances in which her campaign has directly sought to influence how the media portrays her.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan — Nissan's embattled chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa, was re-elected to the company's board on Tuesday, during an annual meeting in which shareholders vented their anger at the scandal-wracked company's French partner, Renault.
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Fung Cheng, a 25-year-old graphic designer living with his parents and brother, vented his frustration at a system that he believes has robbed him of the chance to ever have his own home.
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Perhaps most of all, Democrats have vented indignation at the F.B.I. and its former director, James B. Comey, for reviving the issue of Hillary Clinton's private email server in the last days of the race.
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He vented his annoyance when his daughter Ivanka castigated Mr. Moore by saying there was "a special place in hell for people who prey on children," according to three staff members who heard his comments.
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In a preseason drill last fall, Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, who had joined the expansion team from the Pittsburgh Penguins, a perennial power, vented his anger after allowing a series of goals.
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Mr. Spicer's remarks came after The New York Times reported that Mr. Trump had vented intermittently about Mr. Sessions since the attorney general recused himself from any Russia-related investigations conducted by the Justice Department.
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Evening programming, which embodied the Fox News brand, was dominated by right-wing commentators like Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity, who hurled opinions and vented resentments with a pugnacity that reflected their boss's own combativeness.
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Owner Josh Schlaich had vented his frustration with Delta Air Lines on Facebook when the white and brindle puppy failed to arrive Saturday as scheduled and he was unable to get any answers by phone.
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Many villagers have vented their fury at police officers, whom they accuse of taking bribes from bootleggers to look the other way while dangerous illegal brews are sold openly along the roads and in markets.
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Having come in for what he felt were more than his fair share of raking tackles over the course of playing the full 90 minutes, he vented his frustrations in the aftermath of the match.
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One frustrated White House official, who vented about how the situation has landed squarely in the laps of those who work in the White House, said the controversy is fully up to Cohen to address.
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While other US presidents and officials have long vented frustration at the failure of all NATO members to meet their funding commitments, "never have you had someone come out and say NATO is obsolete," Kirchick said.
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The president also vented anger that the agency used its Twitter account to send side-by-side photos comparing the larger crowd at former President Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration and Friday's swearing in, the report said.
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Shortly after Google fired James Damore, the engineer responsible for a controversial memo that attributed disparities between men and women in technology fields and leadership positions to "biological causes," a prominent venture capitalist vented on Twitter.
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Duterte vented at Washington on several fronts, from its bombings of Manila at the end of World War Two to embassy officials once questioning his intentions when he applied for a visa to visit a girlfriend.
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The Western Values Project estimated that if the rule had been rescinded, the U.S. Treasury would have lost out on $800 million in lost potential royalties from leaked or vented natural gas over the next decade.
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Under Tuesday's final action, key requirements of the Obama administration's 2017 rule were repealed, including mandating that drillers write plans to minimize methane output and that they capture certain percentages of the methane that is vented.
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Murkowski has repeatedly vented her frustration about the partial shutdown, which entered its 35th day on Friday, and worked as part of a bipartisan group to clinch the short-term funding deal to reopen the government.
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On a walk through town one day, I met a man who, as he was emptying paper into a recycling bin, vented about exploited German taxpayers paying for refugees and about Muslims demanding to build mosques.
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After last month's mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the CNN anchor moderated a town hall in which parents and survivors vented anger at politicians, police, and the National Rifle Association.
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Last week some lawmakers from May's own party vented their dismay over the government's handling of Universal Credit, which is designed to simplify payments to claimants by consolidating six different types of state benefits into one.
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After the breakdown in talks in Hanoi, North Korea vented its frustration with a weapons test and accusations that Mr. Trump's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, and secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, were sabotaging negotiations.
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Demonstrators initially vented their anger over high prices and alleged corruption, but the protests took on a rare political dimension, with a growing number of people calling on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down.
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In June, staffers in the office of Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, vented about Krasner's diversion program, according to emails obtained by criminal justice reform group the Justice Collaborative and reported by The Intercept.
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Coaches from Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar have all vented their frustration over issues ranging from traffic snarl-ups and bland food to poor training sites and drivers dropping them off at the wrong hotels.
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LONDON — Barclays shareholders vented their frustrations with James E. Staley, the British bank's chief executive, on Wednesday after he was caught up in a regulatory inquiry last month over his treatment of a whistle-blower complaint.
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Trump has not taken formal steps to order those officials' removal from government, according to administration officials, who say instead he has vented at how they were allowed to work for him in the first place.
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The clip had incensed some social media users in the conservative Muslim kingdom who vented their anger using the hashtag "Model Khulood must be tried" — a reference to what they said was the woman's Snapchat name.
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Now that Koreans have vented their anger and grief, they will need to take the difficult step of purging their politics of the lingering notion that corruption is an unavoidable price to pay for economic growth.
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Trump vented over Twitter on Sunday that he is the subject of a "witch hunt" and called on investigators to "do something" about a litany of controversies surrounding Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent in the election.
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Trump, who has publicly vented his frustration that Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation, has not directly said he wants to fire the Justice Department head, but every day this week he's tweeted his disappointment.
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She added she believed the yen would break through that level if Trump followed through on his threat to increase tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese products this week, and vented impatience over negotiations with China.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A session of the Bahraini parliament broke up amid shouting and protests on Tuesday when several lawmakers, in a rare show of opposition to government policy, vented their anger against a rise in fuel prices.
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Demonstrators initially vented their anger over high prices and alleged corruption, but the protests also took on a rare political dimension, with a growing number of people calling on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down.
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Make the whole process easier by taking this cookware set with you — it includes a pot with a vented lid, a frying pan, cutting board, spatula, serving spoon, drying rack, plus bowls, plates, and sporks for four.
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Keeping the CX-9 from total domination is the unavailability of vented front seats, a panoramic roof, a kick-to-open tailgate, a heated steering wheel, a video entertainment system or bun warmers for the midrow chairs.
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But the Morning Report told you the past few days about how Charles Koch and senior officials within the network vented their frustration with the administration's trade policies and what they described as the president's divisive rhetoric.
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KIEV (Reuters) - As the deadline nears for some 50,000 Ukrainian officials to fill out wealth declaration forms, lawmakers and ministers have vented their frustration at the tedious procedure with a mix of wry jokes and angry outbursts.
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ATHENS, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Thousands of Greeks vented frustration at their economic lot on Thursday as they marched in Athens to mark the anniversary of the bloody 1973 student uprising that helped topple the then-military junta.
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Trump vented his frustration over the investigation with Whitaker in recent weeks, according to reporting by CNN, voicing anger over prosecutors implicating the president in a 2016 scheme to pay women who alleged extramarital affairs with Trump.
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I've seen many men, and some women, shuffling through trousers around their thighs, no light in their eyes, clothing somehow beyond filthy — sometimes face down, on the odd, asymmetrical, vented metal benches that look like public art.
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Demonstrators initially vented their anger over high prices and alleged corruption, but the protests took on a rare political dimension, with a growing number of people calling on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 78, to step down.
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On Capitol Hill, conservatives vented on Friday morning at a closed-door meeting in which the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, and the president's budget director, Mick Mulvaney, sought to drum up more Republican support for the legislation.
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BRUSSELS — Sixteen European leaders vented their frustrations with failed migration policies on Sunday, with the German and Italian prime ministers trying to move the European Union toward their competing positions before a summit meeting later this week.
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And on a street corner here outside the courthouse where a jury acquitted a Minnesota officer in the fatal shooting of Philando Castile last summer, Mr. Castile's mother, Valerie, vented a bitter frustration shared by many activists.
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BRUSSELS — European Union officials vented frustration with Britain on Friday, before negotiations next week that are aimed at smoothing the way for a favorable trading relationship after the country's scheduled departure from the union in March 2019.
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Instead, he vented his frustrations about the compromise-riddled legislation that is largely a product of the narrow Republican majority in Congress and called on the Senate to eliminate the filibuster that requires a 60-vote majority.
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WASHINGTON — In a striking repudiation, Republicans on Wednesday threatened subpoenas and vented openly about the lack of evidence behind President Trump's tweet that President Barack Obama had wiretapped his phones in Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.
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He has recently vented frustration that China, which shares a border with the Hermit Kingdom and is that country's largest trading partner, hasn't done more to discourage North Korean leader Kim Jong Un from developing nuclear weapons.
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To complete the circuit, electrons at the cathode combine with hydrogen ions from the electrolyte's water to produce hydrogen gas, which is vented from the battery, leaving those ions' hydroxide partners behind to replenish the store of OH-.
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The slogans screamed "Thieving banks", "Revolution" and "No to the G7", mirroring the anger vented across France in five months of anti-government "yellow vest" protests fueled by perceptions of a growing rich-poor divide and aloof politicians.
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One Facebook user recently vented his or her frustrations about a new line of vegan cheese being sold at the UK supermarket Sainsbury's, lambasting those who would dare label anything "cheese" that didn't come from an animal's udders.
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GOP lawmakers vented frustration that Clinton escaped criminal action over her use of a private email server while serving as secretary of state while Democrats blasted the hearing as no more than a tax-payer funded witch-hunt.
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While politicians offered familiar sentiments in the wake of the mass shooting in southern Florida that left 17 dead, students vented their rage at those who appear to be doing little to stop the next shooting from happening.
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In a stunning interview Tuesday, Clinton, the former Democratic nominee, vented her still raw emotions and blazing bitterness over her defeat by Trump -- pointing to Russia and FBI Chief James Comey as the key drivers of her loss.
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Vettel vented his anger over the team radio after the penalty was announced and moved the winner's number one board from in front of Briton Hamilton's parked up car in the pitlane, replacing it with a number two.
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Trump has vented privately that Nielsen hasn't adequately secured the border or enacted stricter immigration rules, even as she became the face of policies that administration critics called heartless and illegal, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Other former Wells employees have vented their frustrations in a series of cartoon videos on YouTube that spoof on the bank's hard-driving culture — and the fact that they were hardly getting rich from hitting their bosses' targets.
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That tweet follows a weekend in which the president vented his frustration with Mueller, singling out the special counsel for criticism by name for the first time and raising questions about whether he is preparing to fire him.
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What happened on March 153 is not unlike what happened in Britain and the United States in 2016: a frustrated major proportion of the electorate vented its anger at being left behind by those they perceive as privileged.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly vented his anger at the impeachment inquiry on Twitter, asking why he was not "entitled to interview" and know the identity of the whistle-blower, whose anonymity is protected by law to prevent retaliation.
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There he vented his anger in a fiery speech in which he issued an ultimatum to the police: either clear out the demonstrators, who were blocking a main road, or he and his followers would do it themselves.
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The demonstrators in Sheung Shui vented their anger at so-called "parallel traders" from China who buy vast amounts of duty free goods in Hong Kong and take them back to the mainland to sell at a profit.
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Peter Alexander, a national correspondent for NBC News and one of Ms. Welker's best friends, said that before she met Mr. Hughes, between live shots for the "Today" show, Ms. Welker often vented about bad dates and relationships.
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Duterte has also vented fury at the Philippine Daily Inquirer, a broadsheet that has reported extensively on his bloody war on drugs, and broadcaster ABS-CBN, the license of which the president has threatened not to renew in 2020.
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More than 2,000 people were injured nationwide, according to medical sources and the Iraqi High Commission on Human Rights (IHCHR), as demonstrators vented frustration at political elites they say have failed to improve their lives after years of conflict.
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More than 2,000 people were injured nationwide, according to medical sources and the Iraqi High Commission on Human Rights (IHCHR), as demonstrators vented frustration at political elites they say have failed to improve their lives after years of conflict.
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Democrats vented in their letter that this was the fifth time they have sent a letter to request oversight on the Trump administration and that it was "disturbing" that the committee had done extensive oversight on the Obama administration.
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An Interior Department fact sheet said that between 2009 and 2015, oil and gas producers vented, flared and leaked 462 BCF of natural gas on federal and Indian lands, wasting as much as $23 million annually in royalty revenue.
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"When you catch up with the news, it feels like you are not part of the country," he said of last month's 'stay at home' demonstration when urban Zimbabweans vented their anger at Mugabe's handling of a failing economy.
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" In a particularly angry Facebook post, Palin vented her rage against the comedian, saying she had "join[ed] a long list of American public personalities who have fallen victim to the evil, exploitive, sick 'humor' of the British 'comedian.
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In 2016, Koks established a pop-up restaurant for a few weeks in Copenhagen, and had great success with a mobile hjallur that had been converted into a small dining space, with glass windows instead of vented wooden walls.
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Tom McClintockThomas (Tom) Milller McClintockLive coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress 85033 GOP lawmakers vote against disaster aid bill Conservation happens one animal at a time MORE (Calif.) vented frustration that the resolution did not seek higher cuts through reconciliation.
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ET, FSN West (Los Angeles), Altitude (Colorado) ABOUT THE KINGS (21-26-4): Sutter hasn't been pleased with the compete-level of some of his forwards, and vented a bit more criticism following Sunday's 1-0 loss to Anaheim.
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None of the Council members in the overwhelmingly Democratic body spoke up in favor of the deal, and they vented their frustration at having been left out of the closed-door negotiations that preceded the announcement of the deal.
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Manhattan | 0303 bedroom, 1½ baths This 1,379-square-foot, prewar condo has a living room with an enclosed solarium that opens to a balcony, and a kitchen with a vented island range, in an elevator building with a concierge.
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FT. $162,000 approximate annual rent 522 Hudson Street (between Charles and West 10th Streets) Manhattan Hudson & Charles Dinette has signed a 10-year lease for a 675-square-foot vented space in this 103 five-story West Village building.
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After Twitter vented proper umbrage — I was in that chorus — The Journal and Bloomberg said they wouldn't "participate in exclusionary briefings of the sort that happened today" in the future, as the Bloomberg editor in chief John Micklethwait said.
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The president vented his frustration that the measure does not include enough funding for his long-promised border wall between the U.S. and Mexico or protections for young immigrants covered by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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It drew a furious response, dubbed "bag rage," as customers angry about having to bring their own sacks or pay 15 Australian cents (11 U.S. cents) for a reusable plastic bag abused checkout staff and vented on social media.
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Producers burned or vented 661 million cubic feet per day (mcfd) in the Permian Basin of West Texas and eastern New Mexico, the field that has driven the U.S. to record oil production, according to a new report from Rystad Energy.
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But a wall by any other name has stirred indignation among prospective neighbors, who have vented in public comments sent to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, which is responsible for devising a plan that will meet the federal requirements.
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Combined, that would put volumes of flared and vented gas from America's two biggest oil fields at 493.2 Bcf, more than 5% above the national 2018 total of 468.3 Bcf reported here by the U.S. government's Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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Combined, that would put volumes of flared and vented gas from America's two biggest oil fields at 493.2 Bcf, more than 5% above the national 2018 total of 468.3 Bcf reported here by the U.S. government's Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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Duterte vented his fury during a speech announcing next year's 3.35 trillion pesos ($67 billion) state budget and accused the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) of failing to support his war on drugs by tracking the flow of drug money.
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TMZ broke the story, an enraged Dana White vented that he had offered Aldean the stage at the UFC fight Saturday night in Vegas, but says the singer lied, claiming he was so shaken up he might never perform again.
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The firebrand leader was visibly upset and vented his anger on Washington because of a decision by the Millennium Challenge Corp (MCC) board to defer vote on the re-selection of Manila for compact development due to human rights issues.
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Mike Huckabee vented frustration about his Comcast service in a series of tweets on Monday, with the former Republican presidential hopeful saying that he would prefer to have President Obama back in office than continue to deal with the company.
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At that viewing of the video, inside a police building, some black leaders vented their anger and frustration toward the white Tulsa police chief, Chuck Jordan, who was in attendance with the mayor, Dewey F. Bartlett Jr., who is also white.
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Watson expressed frustration with Biden's remarks at the Wednesday fundraiser in which he vented at Harris for attacking him after he gave the keynote address at a convention where the California Democratic Party officially endorsed her for state attorney general.
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Finance ministers of the United States' closest allies vented anger over the tariffs last Saturday, ending their meeting with a stern rebuke of Washington and setting up a heated fight at the G7 summit in Charlevoix on June 8-9.
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But after Woolworths removed one-use bags on June 20, checkout staff reported abuse and angry customers vented online, with the outrage prompting the company to put off plans to charge A$13 ($0.11) for reusable bags until July 8.
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Duterte vented his anger late on Thursday amid intense media scrutiny and accusations that he is siding with China over a June 9 sinking of a Filipino fishing boat by a Chinese vessel, which happened inside Manila's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
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LAUREL, Md. — Before he stormed into a quiet newsroom and unleashed a burst of gunfire that left five people dead, the suspect in the Maryland attack vented his hostility at the world with a barrage of lawsuits, harassment and workplace conflict.
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" And hours after berating his secretary of homeland security, Kirstjen Nielsen, for failing to secure the border, Mr. Trump headed to Indiana, where he vented that Democrats have given the country "the worst immigration laws in the history of mankind.
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Some investors who had bet on big stimulus vented their frustration by selling the dollar against the yen and the euro, but analysts warn this move is likely short-lived as the majority of investors unwind positions to hold cash.
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Some investors who had bet on a big stimulus vented their frustration by selling the dollar against the yen and the euro, but analysts warn this move is likely short-lived as the majority of investors unwind positions to hold cash.
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News Analysis BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J. — As the fate of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, his Supreme Court nominee, teetered over a sexual assault allegation from decades ago, President Trump vented his frustration about his own party's unwillingness to aggressively hit back.
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But as he hit the campaign trail this fall, Mr. Obama has vented his exasperation loud and often, assailing his successor in a sharper, more systematic way arguably than any former president has done in three-quarters of a century.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Manchester United's Champions League qualification hopes suffered a blow with a 2-0 upset at home to Burnley in the Premier League on Wednesday, as the Old Trafford fans vented their anger at the club's U.S. owners.
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Some fans, fearing that their "Loveable Losers" may blow the best chance to win professional baseball's biggest prize since 1413, vented their frustrations by kicking seats, ripping off their Cubs shirts or tossing their blue baseball caps in trash bins.
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Producers burned or vented 661 million cubic feet per day (mmcfd) in the Permian Basin of West Texas and eastern New Mexico, the field that has driven the U.S. to record oil production, according to a new report from Rystad Energy.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa's ANC was on track for its worst electoral performance since the end of apartheid on Friday as voters vented anger about high unemployment and corruption in municipal elections that herald a sea change in politics and society.
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WASHINGTON — It was a blunt, plain-spoken set of senators who gathered last Monday at the Washington home of Senator Heidi Heitkamp, Democrat of North Dakota, dining on Chinese food as they vented frustration about the missteps of the Democratic Party.
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Apparently Henderson vented about this to the writers after the game, using the third person — as he loved to do — while insisting that Rickey was no Chipmunks fan and did not like cartoon rodents introducing a player of his stature.
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Between 2009 and 2014, oil and gas producers on public and Indian lands vented, flared and leaked about 375 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of natural gas, the equivalent supply for about 5.1 million households for a year, the BLM said.
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The Golden State Warriors vented their frustration over a controversial loss in their previous game on the playoff-hopeful Charlotte Hornets on Sunday night, using a 71-point first half to pave the way to a 137-90 blowout in Oakland, Calif.
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Lawmakers from Argentina's main opposition party on Thursday vented their anger at the defection of a dozen colleagues that altered the balance of power in Congress and laid bare a power struggle within the country's broad Peronist movement.
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Jennifer Weiner, whose books have sold millions of copies, vented in a long Facebook post a few weeks ago about how her new memoir, Hungry Heart, was passed over for Oprah's Book Club in favor of Glennon Doyle Melton's memoir, Love Warrior.
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On Monday night's premiere of the MTV reality series, Lowry vented about the pair's relationship to her ex-boyfriend Jo Rivera after she found out Marroquin and DeJesus would be staying at the same hotel while on a trip to Orlando, Florida.
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At one point in the first set, Cornet vented her frustration at a ball boy and drawing boos from the crowd, before she slowly began to dictate the match from the back of the court in the second set with her powerful backhand.
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Against that backdrop, Hammond is unlikely to do much to meet the promises of Prime Minister Theresa May to help "just about managing" workers, many of whom vented their frustration with years of low earnings growth by voting for Brexit last year.
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"After sitting on Dover dock for 6 hours this morning our vehicle was finally loaded onto a ferry ... now circling outside Calais for hours ... why did this boat sail if there was no access to Calais," one disgruntled trucker vented on Twitter.
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Boosted, the maker of some of the better electric skateboards on the market, has warned customers to stop riding and charging its second-generation devices after two separate incidents in which lithium-ion batteries were found to have "vented" inside their enclosures.
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Finance leaders of the closest U.S. allies vented anger over the Trump administration's metal import tariffs on Saturday, ending a three-day meeting with a stern rebuke of Washington and setting up a heated fight at a G7 summit next week in Quebec.
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"In the heat and the frustration of seeing and hearing the constant drumbeat of bigotry, misogyny and homophobia coming from the Republicans at the state legislature, I used a poor choice of words and vented my frustration and I apologize," Mancini said.
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Federer went on to win the Swiss Indoors title, a tournament he has claimed a record nine times now, but he certainly did not have it all his own way in 2017 and vented his frustration in the middle of the tournament final.
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For instance, if you vented to a coworker that you weren't happy in your current position and are looking for a new job, and then get a promotion over your friend and decide to stay, it can lead to resentment and frustration.
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The offer, a 18.9 percent premium to the share price close on Monday, is likely to be embraced by shareholders, some of whom vented their frustration at the board of Navitas at its annual meeting in October for rejecting the original offer.
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The former MVP needed to vent, and he vented in the direction of Hall of Fame player and current TNT mouthpiece Charles Barkley, unleashing a rant that was cathartic both for him and any fans who have grown tired of Barkley's bullshit.
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The president has vented frustration with the serial failure of Republicans in the Senate to strike down the health care law, the signature legislative achievement of President Barack Obama, and he has threatened to work with Democrats to fashion a new law.
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Taylor Fritz, a 20-year-old American, pushed No. 63 Dominic Thiem on Friday afternoon in their third-round match — pushed him hard enough, in fact, that Thiem vented his frustration by demolishing one of his rackets early in the third set.
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Over the past week, Mr. Trump's mood was brooding, as he vented to aides about the midterm losses and prepared for days of closed-door sessions with his lawyers this week to respond to questions from the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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But, he said, sharing the relevant information with the public was more important to stopping the outbreak than any political considerations — an echo of the response, in which some in the White House have vented anger at senior officials sharing scientific data.
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Though Trump's frustration at the markets has been directed mainly at the Federal Reserve, people familiar with the matter say he's also vented that the team tasked with negotiating a trade deal with China has so far failed to strike an agreement.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, the blunt-speaking South Carolina Republican, vented to reporters on Thursday outside the hearing room where the Senate Judiciary Committee was hearing explosive testimony about sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's embattled Supreme Court nominee.
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Previously, because methane leaks are vented at different points in the process — from wells to pipelines to storage facilities — BP and other companies in the industry all relied on estimates using engineering-based modeling or calculations to understand the scope of the problem.
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In fact, the governor was far from where the chaos was unfolding, choosing to go to Atlantic City to celebrate the opening of a casino while travelers vented their frustration on social media, on radio call-in shows and on packed platforms.
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In his case, red-flag clients included people who thought they knew more than he did about his specialty, were more focused on learning what he was doing than working together, or who vented a long list of complaints about previous providers.
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Calls for moving toward impeachment surfaced in multiple closed-door meetings Monday, as frustrated members of the Judiciary Committee and other rank-and-file Democrats vented about the White House's repeated stonewalling of their investigations and urged Pelosi to begin the impeachment process.
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Later, as he was digesting a summit that resulted in no joint agreement and little to show for his week-long jaunt across the globe, Trump vented at the decision to hold the hearing as he was attempting high-stakes nuclear diplomacy.
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Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, the premier annual gathering of grass-roots conservatives, Trump vented anger at Broward County Deputy Scot Peterson, the armed officer who resigned after reports that he waited outside the school as the shooting took place.
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Other pilots, like Ethiopian Airlines instructor Bernd Kai von Hoesslin, vented to their own corporate management, pleading for more resources to train people on the scary new planes—just weeks before von Hoesslin's carrier would suffer its own MAX-engineered mass tragedy.
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Officer Familia's killing drew intense sympathy from the neighborhood, but some residents harbor deep animus toward the police and a few people vented in the hours afterward that the department did not come out in force when one of their neighbors was killed.
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The backdrop: Harley-Davidson has had a target on its back since announcing it would move some production outside the U.S. due to escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and European Union, and in turn President Trump has frequently vented frustrations with the company.
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On Twitter, Green Party candidate Jill Stein vented about the necessity to raise millions of dollars in order to check election results: How odd is it that we must jump through bureaucratic hoops and raise millions of dollars so we can trust our election results?
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Protesters in Ha Tinh province vented their anger at Formosa Ha Tinh Steel, which has offered $500 million in damages and admitted that its $10.6 billion steel plant was responsible for massive fish deaths along a 200-km (124-mile) stretch of coastline in April.
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The president, who has long denied allegations of collusion, has repeatedly attacked the special counsel investigation this week and has vented angrily about renewed claims by James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, that Mr. Trump sought to influence the bureau's review of the election.
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Trump predicted that his meeting with Xi will likely be "very fruitful" and said he believes China wants to reach a deal, even as he vented about China reneging earlier this month on key portions of the deal being negotiated between the two economic powers.
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Over the weekend, finance leaders of the closest U.S. allies vented anger over the Trump administration's metal import tariffs, ending a three-day meeting with a stern rebuke of Washington and setting up a heated fight at a G7 summit next week in Quebec.
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Finance leaders of the closest U.S. allies vented their anger at metals tariffs levied by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, but ended the three-day meeting with no solutions, setting the stage for a heated fight at a G7 summit next week in Quebec.
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But for years, oil and gas companies have been wasting finite natural gas to the tune of $330 million dollars each year; with every bit that's vented, flared and leaked, our energy security is slowly weakened and our standing on the world stage diminishes.
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The protesters in Santa Clara, the hometown of Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel, in the province of Villa Clara, vented their fury at local authorities for enforcing an existing nationwide ban on private entrepreneurs selling imported goods, the two witnesses told Reuters by phone.
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PARIS — A labor strike by prison guards around France entered its second week on Monday, as the guards vented anger over their pay and dangerous working conditions, an issue that erupted into the open this month after a string of violent assaults by prisoners.
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Senators vented their frustration to senior administration officials during a closed-door briefing Thursday morning over what lawmakers complain is a persistent shortage of coronavirus testing kits across the country and unreliable data on how fast the virus is spreading in the United States.
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Since 2011, the period for which reliable numbers are available, Exxon has flared or vented more gas overall than any other operator in the three oil fields, which include the Eagle Ford and Permian basins in the Southwest, and the Bakken straddling the Canadian border.
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City has vented in public at every step of the subsequent investigation into the accusations, raging that "irrefutable" evidence was being ignored, that UEFA, the governing body for soccer in Europe, was not running a fair or impartial process, that the outcome was predetermined.
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President Donald Trump vented rage on Twitter just hours before his Senate impeachment trial was set to resume Monday, denying his ex-national security advisor John Bolton's reported claim that military aid to Ukraine was frozen in order to secure investigation into Trump's political opponents.
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The President announced his national emergency declaration during a rambling performance in the Rose Garden where he bragged about the economy, touted progress in his talks with China, vented about media coverage of his presidency and insisted his negotiations with North Korea are bearing fruit.
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On Wednesday, in a breach of diplomatic protocol, the president of the European Council, Donald Tusk, vented his frustrations with the endless political machinations in London with a stinging indictment of the most fervent proponents of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit.
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President Donald Trump vented his frustration with Canada during a press conference in New York this week in which he bashed their negotiators and claimed he rejected a one-on-one meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the sidelines of the United Nations.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - Finance leaders of the closest U.S. allies vented anger over the Trump administration's metal import tariffs on Saturday, ending a three-day meeting with a stern rebuke of Washington and setting up a heated fight at a G7 summit next week in Quebec.
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Why it matters: Both are formal White House officials, and their presence creates periodic confusion and resentment — for some, a reminder of why nepotism isn't a good idea: White House Counsel Don McGahn has vented to friends about the complications of having the couple in-house.
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That same year, the Government Accountability Office found that as much as 40 percent of natural gas vented or flared could have been economically captured with the use of available off-the-shelf technology and that the regulations did not address significant sources of lost gas.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - Finance leaders of the closest U.S. allies vented anger over the Trump administration's metal import tariffs on Saturday, ending a three-day meeting with a stern rebuke of Washington and setting up a heated fight at a G7 summit next week in Quebec.
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In a string of tweets, Trump vented his frustration that Biden scored the endorsement of a major firefighters union, knocked him for staging his first campaign rally in Pennsylvania and slammed the news media for focusing on a candidate Trump sees as a relic of the past.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has at least twice in the past few weeks vented to his acting attorney general, angered by federal prosecutors who referenced the President's actions in crimes his former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.
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We can't outright ignore him, because there are important post-mortems to be written, because he's a central character in the drama of where the G.O.P. goes from here, and because he has captured the imaginations and vented the frustrations of tens of millions of Americans.
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While methane vented from oil and gas wells accounts for only a small portion of the nation's greenhouse gas pollution, environmental advocates urged Mr. Obama to tackle the emissions, because methane is over 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide in trapping heat in the earth's atmosphere.
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China demonstrated its unwillingness to put up with any more criticism of its rights record in June last year, when Foreign Minister Wang Yi vented his anger at a Canadian journalist who raised the issue at a joint press conference with the Canadian foreign minister in Ottawa.
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Some of the biggest names in other sports have taken to social media to express their outrage including U.S. men's soccer team captain Michael Bradley and NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt, while Toronto Raptors guard and U.S. Olympic gold medalist Kyle Lowry vented his feelings to reporters.
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In a testy call this month, first reported by Politico, Mr. Trump vented angrily to Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee and the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, over Russia sanctions legislation he said would damage his presidency, according to a person familiar with the conversation.
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A month into the negotiations and a month before she would help kill the bill, Murkowski vented to me, Dylan, while we paced through the Senate basement, frustrated that she still didn't know what was in her party's plan and was unable to answer questions from her constituents.
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The only food in sight when he spoke with BuzzFeed News was a partly eaten tray of cookies and a bottle of greenish-white citrus liqueur, which — ever the good host — he offered even as he vented his frustration in a mix of Italian and the local dialect.
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Megan Mullally, who will be hosting the Screen Actors Guild Awards next month, recently vented on Instagram about the trouble she's having as she searches for a gown — and Siriano, known for his commitment to diversity, stepped up to dress the Will & Grace star for the big night.
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After looking down and out for much of the third set, Zverev was fired up by a code violation for allegedly being coached from the stands by his father Alexander Sr. midway through the fourth set and he vented his anger by instantly breaking for a 4-2 lead.
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The headphones are undoubtedly luxurious and will please every audiophile with 40mm proprietary piston diaphragm speaker drivers for better sound reproduction, angled transducers, foldable arms made from forged aluminum for improved headband strength, and vented multi-layer memory foam wrapped in Italian saffiano leather on the rather large earcups.
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He vented anger with the DNC in the lead-up to the first debate in June after the committee announced that it would not count a specific Washington Post/ABC News poll that showed him at 1 percent support, because it was based on an open-ended question.
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FT. $660,000 approximate annual rent 216 East 49th Street (between Second and Third Avenues) Manhattan A 10-year lease is available, with no key money required, for a 4,000-square-foot vented restaurant space, along with 40 feet of frontage in this five-story office building in Turtle Bay.
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Trump's frustration ratchets up Trump has directed much of his frustrations over the markets on his treasury secretary, according to a person familiar with the matter, who said Trump has vented that Mnuchin's recommendation of Jerome Powell for the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve was a fateful mistake.
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"I think when it comes to the Russia story -- and the on-the-record sources who have been briefed by the FBI continue to conclude that there's nothing there -- you guys continue to fall back on these anonymous sources and perpetuate a false narrative," Spicer vented to reporters Thursday.
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In a blistering series of Twitter messages, video posts and leaked letters, Mr. Salah, 26, vented a summer's worth of frustrations against the leadership of the Egyptian Football Association for what he called its grossly incompetent handling of Egypt's short-lived World Cup campaign in Russia in June.
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Before the recent courtship, Mr. Trump had little good to say about China or Mr. Xi. In March 2016, Mr. Trump was asked in an interview with The New York Times about his impressions of Mr. Xi. Instead, he vented about China's trade surplus with the United States.
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After a flattering cover story on Mr Trudeau appeared in Rolling Stone in July, Michelle Rempel, an MP from the opposition Conservative Party, vented her frustration: the press treat him and his team as "Prince Charmings who can do no wrong, all while flying through a rainbow on a unicorn".
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The main compartment can be accessed by lifting up the flap and opening a zipper that exposes the top and one side in the shape of an L. And then there's a vented pocket right at the front, which is designed to fit an umbrella or a sweaty gym T-shirt.
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Returning to race he vented his anger on Oriol Servia, shaking his fist at the Spaniard when he would not give way despite being a lap down, the two incidents injecting a fury in Rossi that produced a combative and fearless display of driving rarely seen at the famed Brickyard.
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They frequently vented to Breitbart, and their podcast The Thin Green Line mixed quotidian union complaints (their uniforms' unsuitability for the humidity of the Rio Grande Valley, the fact that border agents are often stuck patrolling remote sectors with few chances for transfer) with praise for then-candidate Donald Trump.
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"The reason that the President is frustrated is because there's a perpetuation of false narratives, a use of unnamed sources over and over again about things that are happening, that don't ultimately happen, and I think that is troubling," he vented, before walking away to the sound of reporters' shouts.
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" As the Associated Press reported, Trump "made a series of calls to associates and vented about his chief of staff, bitterly complaining that Kelly made him look like a flip-flopper on his signature campaign issue, according to a person familiar with the conversations but not authorized to discuss private conversations.
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It sits comfortably on my head and is well-vented enough that I leave it on for climbs, but when things get rocky, rooty, and generally sketchy, I feel confident that the full coverage and Spin technology will protect my brain if I do happen to make an unplanned dismount.
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The New Jersey senator has previously vented frustration that the question of reparations has been "reduced to a box to check on a presidential list, when this is so much more of a serious conversation," as he told CNN's Don Lemon during a recent town hall in Orangeburg, South Carolina.
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When on Easter Sunday hundreds of black-clad members of far-right soccer gangs arrived from Dutch-speaking Flanders to parade on the square that is the focus of memory and solidarity for mainly French-speaking Brussels, the capital's mayor vented his fury not just at them but at Flemings in general.
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" As my colleague Jeff Schogol wrote: "After speaking to reporters on Tuesday, news broke that author Bob Woodward's upcoming book portrays Mattis as frustrated with President Trump, especially after a meeting about North Korea, when the defense secretary allegedly vented to colleagues that Trump has the understanding of a 'fifth- or sixth-grader.
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Later that day, Boosted Boards issued a warning to all of its customers, urging them to discontinue use of the second-generation Boosted Boards and to stop charging the batteries for the time being:On two separate occasions, a lithium battery cell has vented inside the battery pack of the 2nd generation Boosted board.
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Since it can only denounce, but cannot act, against the JCPOA's American architects (Obama, former Secretary of State John Kerry, and former Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz), who are now private citizens, the Trump administration has vented its spleen against the main Iranian negotiator, who is still an official of his government.
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The hearing quickly became an emotional town-hall forum for residents, who vented their anger and frustration with the mismanagement of the housing authority and budget cuts that have left them with a litany of problems, including broken elevators, busted locks, leaky plumbing and unhealthy conditions created by mold and lead paint.
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For six weeks, discussions between ministers in the Conservative government and senior Labour figures had failed to break the Brexit impasse, which has wrecked the leadership of Prime Minister Theresa May and provoked a sharp backlash against both major parties from disenchanted voters who vented their anger in recent local elections. Mrs.
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From The Financial Times's Sujeet Indap, James Fontanella-Khan, Kara Scannell and Joe Rennison: Some investors have canceled meetings, threatened to pull their money from the asset manager and vented their frustration with Guggenheim's top management over what they see as a weak corporate culture, said several people informed about the matter.
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While precinct captains across the state struggled to report the results, first with the app and then after calling and waiting on hold, the campaigns vented quiet fury at the lack of clarity about the outcome in a contest most of them had spent hundreds of days and millions of dollars to win.
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SOCCER-ENGLAND-MUN-BUR/REPORT Man United fall to Burnley as fans turn on U.S. owners Manchester United's Champions League qualification hopes suffered a blow with a 2-0 upset at home to Burnley in the Premier League on Wednesday, as the Old Trafford fans vented their anger at the club's U.S. owners.
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The president has vented frustration against Manigault Newman during her press tour in the run-up to the release of her new White House expose, "Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House," detailing her time advising Trump until she was fired by chief of staff John Kelly in December 2017.
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Aides and allies said Mr. Trump had vented privately that Puerto Ricans had complained too much, and he had also noted privately that Hurricane Maria, which killed 2,975 people as a result of the storm and its effects, was not as bad as Hurricane Katrina, in which fewer people — 1,833 — were killed.
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Still smarting from what they consider to be a "stolen" Obama seat — Neil Gorsuch instead of Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandLaw professor: Court-packing should be 'last resort' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees McConnell campaign criticized for tombstone with challenger's name MORE — their apoplexy has been vented on the Republic.
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Though many researchers believe the vapors contained "a variety of potentially toxic natural gases" emanating from the ground, some hypothesize that hallucinogenic plants were burned beneath the temple and vented up towards the smoke-shrouded seer, or that the priestesses would smoke or eat hallucinogens in addition to inhaling the fumes from the earth.
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The president on Wednesday also vented his frustration with the FBI for not warning his campaign that former chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE was under investigation.
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Mr. Trump vented his displeasure with China in a pair of early-morning tweets as he was departing on a trip to Warsaw, and to Hamburg, Germany, for the Group of 20 gathering of major world economies, where discussions about how to deal with the North Korean threat will be high on the agenda.
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" THE LATEST ON TRUMP-RUSSIA: From POLITICO's Josh Dawsey and Elana Schor: "President Donald Trump privately vented his frustration over Russia-related matters with at least two other Republican senators this month, according to people familiar with the conversations — in addition to the president's public admonishments of Mitch McConnell, John McCain and Jeff Flake.
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Wednesday's vote, aimed at preventing Mr. Trump from unilaterally plunging the nation into another intractable conflict, underscored how war weary members of Congress — and their constituents — have grown after decades of conflict, even as a bipartisan group of lawmakers on Capitol Hill has vented frustration about the administration's strategy for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan.
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