" The WSJ finds more people with bad things to say about Moonves: "He is the most vengeful vindictive man in a vengeful vindictive town.
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If a vindictive president can create a vindictive executive branch, self-censorship is an act of self-preservation; if he can't, it's an act of paranoia.
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"The government's stunning and vindictive reversal of its earlier representations to this Court are incredible, vindictive, in bad faith, and breach the plea agreement," Powell and her co-counsel wrote.
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It's for security reasons, not because I'm vindictive or anything.
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Spicer is working for a volatile, irrational, and vindictive President.
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It's petty, vindictive, and it makes the company look small.
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The vindictive way that he treated his opponents was shocking.
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You can't make him a saint: he was vindictive & bullying.
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Our worst vindictive instincts can undermine our most cherished liberties.
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Trump embodies a politics of bitter divisions and vindictive insults.
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Buffett estimated that this vindictive move cost him $200 billion.
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Still sings with a clenched throat and a vindictive attitude.
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Sometimes it's confidentiality issues and sometimes it's a vindictive boss.
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"Vindictive" narcissists generally know vengeful or antisocial behavior isn't acceptable.
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But at least he is not petty, vindictive and juvenile.
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Finally, Trump is vindictive and legendarily holds on to grudges.
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"I honestly don't have any vindictive feelings toward him," Coleman says.
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ReLeaf is especially suited to the most vindictive of cord cutters.
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But his pronouncements about Snowden have been uniformly critical and vindictive.
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Like so many people on Twitter, he's petty, vindictive, and impulsive.
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A year of a vicious political battle could make him vindictive.
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Romney is defying a party solidly aligned behind a vindictive president.
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Something that vindictive goes way beyond rebranding yourself with an edgier persona.
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Vindictive Yelping is not new, and neither is the review-as-protest.
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"Bathroom bills are vindictive on the surface, and absurd underneath," she said.
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It was also a little bit Apple's fault, says my vindictive side.
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"I am severely condemning such vindictive politics of the government," Ahmad said.
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He argues that laïcité should not be "vindictive" and focused on prohibition.
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Since Wednesday's acquittal, Trump has set out on a vindictive victory lap.
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Know he's a vindictive guy who harbors grudges long beyond the moment.
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Is he capable of emotions other than vindictive satisfaction and cold fury?
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He was the exact opposite of Trump, who projects a vindictive father.
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They know he's a relentless and vindictive retaliator if they cross him.
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In a tweet following Assange's sentencing Wikileaks branded it "shocking" and "vindictive".
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The democracy that followed was unsettled, vindictive and suspicious of new ideas.
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That he was so thin-skinned and vindictive made for great content.
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Yes, the world's most powerful man is lazy, ignorant, dishonest and vindictive.
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But My Favorite Murder didn't develop these vindictive tendencies in a vacuum.
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The best encapsulation of what Rainbow is really about comes in its opening track, "Bastards," a song that's less about excoriating vindictive assholes than encouraging and celebrating those who would stand up in the face of vindictive assholes.
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Back in March, libertarian economist Tyler Cowen offered a prescient post on this general matter, titled "The Regulatory State and the Importance of a Non-Vindictive President": I hope we always will have non-vindictive Presidents in this country.
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He is a vindictive man, and I would not put anything past him.
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His fellow Cardinals regard his behaviour as that of a "vindictive little boy".
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Who wants to expose themselves to the vindictive Trump machine and Hillary haters?
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Imagine five courses of purely vindictive behavior with a total meltdown for dessert.
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It's another thing to be that vindictive to take out a whole family.
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When she is vindictive I am much more into her story lines. 21.
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Nationalism is a vindictive, zero-sum view of the world as a jungle.
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The editors should not listen to a vindictive son or politically correct employees.
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Love is resentful at having been made to wait, and then seemingly vindictive.
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White supremacist, anti gay, anti Semite, vindictive, scary-ass dude named Senior Strategist.
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The gods took no interest in humans and were neither vindictive nor demanding.
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And, like many other important artists, he could be both vindictive and unjust.
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In the early 2000s those consequences were vindictive attacks on Tucker Carlson's family life.
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Marina has just been abducted and tormented by Orlando's vindictive son and his friends.
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Still, watch out dude: Some cats can prove to be vindictive, murderous little souls.
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Trump, too, has a complicated legal history -- and has demonstrated a similarly vindictive character.
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Those unscripted and vindictive feeling-of-the-moment communications were crucial to his victory.
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California Senate Leader Kevin de León, who introduced the bill, called the arrests vindictive.
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It is an act of solidarity and protest, not a vindictive quest for revenge.
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Ross played, and he didn't do it in an overly vindictive manner like Paul.
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Perry's relative popularity among career staff have made him less susceptible to vindictive leaks.
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She was brilliant, funny, beautiful, generous, vindictive, deceitful, tender, manipulative, abusive, loving, and intimidating.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time "You're a vindictive bitch!
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Hal decides to be vindictive by firing Alice from the paper, making matters worse.
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Farms and factories lie devastated by vindictive diktats channelling wealth to the imperial centre.
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" Translation: "Are you vindictive enough to see your brother not just disbarred, but imprisoned?
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IT SEEMS ALMOST VINDICTIVE BECAUSE THOSE ARE THE STATES THAT DIDN'T VOTE FOR TRUMP.
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But few Republicans have been willing to confront the volatile and often-vindictive president.
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On both sides, the spat is vintage Trump: tawdry, cruel, vindictive and highly personal.
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Those unscripted and vindictive feeling-of-the-moment communications were crucial to his victory.
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But at every turn, success seems to have made her more vindictive, more resentful.
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And the tweeter-in-chief's initial reaction to health care humiliation was, predictably, vindictive.
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Could a president use the federal government for vindictive purposes if he wanted to?
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It portrays a group of anxious mothers and children as an army of vindictive murders.
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"She's a nasty, vindictive, horrible person," the President said of the speaker of the House.
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That's how he discovered the calculating — and vindictive — nature of the network supporting the government.
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But if you look at actually what he does he's impulsive and angry and vindictive.
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Staley maintains he was driven by loyalty to his employees as opposed to anything vindictive.
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He compared the former federal prosecutor to the notoriously-vindictive FBI boss J. Edgar Hoover.
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"What a vindictive little bitch." trump just revoked former CIA Director John Brennan's security clearance.
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The new, improved, vindictive, and murderous Ally uses this as an opportunity to chastise Winter.
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Nasty, rude, vindictive, entitled , self-important - that's the woman I had several unpleasant encounters with.
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And yet Mr. Netanyahu continues to present himself as a victim of a vindictive press.
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Will his racism and his vindictive behavior towards the people of Puerto Rico ever end?
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Trump's vindictive and bigoted character make it impossible for him to rise to such occasions.
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For two decades, I'd lived life around nothing but angry inmates and vindictive corrections officers.
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Also worth noting is that Harris might be a bit of a vindictive ex himself.
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Even by the dismal standards of the trade, Bangladesh's politicians are a brutal, vindictive bunch.
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I do not know why the agreement has become the focus of such vindictive anger.
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And that's not even to get into what the famously vindictive billionaire himself would do.
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The free market also benefits when public expression is protected against needless and vindictive litigation.
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They are manipulative, petty and vindictive whenever they are not equally honest, loving and forgiving.
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He has won the office and yet has continued his vindictive, disruptive style of politicking.
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Powerful transformations may certainly take place today; just avoid giving into petty, vindictive, shady behavior.
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I talked to a member of this government about the question of the vindictive presidency.
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I think he thought I was just being vindictive for that time he ruined 1997–2002.
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If so — and if you're feeling vindictive about it — have we got the prank for you.
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We probably would have thrown in a "screw you," but that's because we're petty and vindictive.
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Standing alone, these connections could be dismissed merely as Trump being vindictive against Comey and Mueller.
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But they are also petty, vindictive strivers, and spending time in their world can be exhausting.
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And each, in his or her way, embodies the vindictive, idiosyncratic nature of state-sanctioned killing.
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You can never be too careful in the age of ubiquitous electronic surveillance and vindictive pricks.
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President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on the idea that the media is incompetent, biased, and vindictive.
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The Trump administration has been characterized by a series of ham-fisted and vindictive trade policies.
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He has appealed to them with non-vindictive messages, including persuading the National Assembly on Jan.
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Instead, Bala frog-marches readers toward a foregone conclusion: The government is vindictive; the refugees, innocent.
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"You could have a vindictive woman coming out about someone to hurt them," Ms. Dohling added.
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Despite what these critics believe, there is little vindictive pleasure to be found in Weinstein's conviction.
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This is an affront to children everywhere: children are not inherently narcissistic, ignorant, cruel, or vindictive.
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There's no doubt that he is vindictive — his threatening tweet about me today is proof positive.
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Mr. Cornwell plays Kyle as an upstanding stiff, and the authorities investigating Frank are vindictive bureaucrats.
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Mr. Zuma and his cronies will again claim that they are victims of vindictive Western colonialists.
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He has appeared less noble and more petty, self-serving and vindictive with each passing interview.
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Nothing that she did was vindictive, which is probably why they have such a strong relationship now.
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"She's a nasty, vindictive, horrible person," the President said in an interview with Fox News last week.
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Their lawyer is denouncing the legal maneuver as outrageous and vindictive and says he will appeal it.
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He spent enough of his final hours unattended to give a vindictive alternative historian some wiggle room.
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And that's what I wanted to do when I realized how vindictive and catty he was being.
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"It reads like an angry, vindictive person spouting off to a highly discredible author," Miller told Tapper.
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Not because she was vindictive … she honestly didn't even register that it wasn't okay to do that.
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In the long run, conspicuously vindictive tax raids will make it harder for governments to raise revenue.
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Millions of Americans will watch Rogue One this weekend feeling physically ill about their vindictive president-elect.
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If anything, because it is largely cast through social media, it has developed a particularly vindictive edge.
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There is a side of de Gaulle that is merely hateful: vindictive and vain and deeply selfish.
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Sierra becomes cruel and vindictive, turning on her new friend after their catfishing scheme goes too far.
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It's to protect a racist and vindictive practice that should have been consigned to history long ago.
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More recently, the Trump administration has taken even more pointless and vindictive steps toward the Palestinian people.
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But it's also yet another moment that shows us how callous, petty, and vindictive Trump can be.
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On any given day, Trump is vindictive, ignorant, narcissistic, a fraud — well, his pathologies are well known.
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Earlier Wednesday, Gardephe rejected Avenatti's request to dismiss the Nike case because it was a "vindictive" prosecution.
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" Napolitano said on Fox News's "America's Newsroom" Monday that he viewed McCabe's firing as "vindictive" and "reckless.
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Because this can be expressed as a policy principle, though, it also is no longer fully vindictive.
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I don't think we've ever had an actually bad person, his core, a mean and ... Vindictive, obviously.
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By contrast, as Electra, Ms. Frémont leans into androgynous movement, and initially seems like the more vindictive character.
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Mr Ramaphosa should not be vindictive and, mindful of the precedent, he should be seen to be fair.
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She just kind of took me from feeling bad for her to going, 'Wow – this woman is vindictive.
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Yet, his at times vindictive and highhanded method of governing is damaging Tanzania's still young and fragile democracy.
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"Nasty, rude, vindictive, entitled, self-important - that's the woman I had several unpleasant encounters with," Stone wrote Friday.
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"Chief Vindictive, yadda, yadda, yadda," he said during an interview in February, dismissing his critics within the department.
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Other tech executives might also reconsider how close they want to be to this volcanic and vindictive president.
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The greedy, vindictive Richard was an imposing bottle of rosewater; his uncle John of Gaunt a formidable candlestick.
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Unless they act with utmost integrity they will be tainted as henchmen for an unruly and vindictive president.
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Many congressional Democrats and presidential hopefuls are eager to avoid looking excessively partisan or vindictive as 2020 approaches.
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" Another referred to him as "a divisive figure" who was "often described as arrogant, vindictive and power-hungry.
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I can see how it would backfire, and I would be perceived as a tattletale or as vindictive.
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The second are the vindictive ones, who see every defendant as a bad person in need of punishment.
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Mr. Dean, like Mr. Cohen, had once been a confidant of a vindictive president who turned on him.
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Cutting off that help is "illogical and vindictive," said Tim Rieser, a senior foreign policy aide to Sen.
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" Branson later said that Trump's "vindictive streak" would "be so dangerous if he got into the White House.
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But a vindictive Hong Kong government, backed by Beijing, insisted on longer sentences and got what it wanted.
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To file charges against journalists who are covering a story smacks of the vindictive tenor of the times.
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That could be true; vindictive prosecutions have happened in our justice system before and they will happen again.
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And there might be nothing she's written more vindictive and grotesque--and revealing--than 2014's The Silkworm.
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Incarceration is intended to be a punishment and a deterrence, so any subsequent punishment can only be vindictive.
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Egotistic, mercurial, erudite, recklessly affectionate, careless, vindictive, impulsive, he can turn from exasperating to heartbreaking in seconds flat.
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It was those in power who, insecure and fearful, visited upon her the most vindictive and callous retribution.
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" Provocative language for a publication that also promised it would "never be classifiable as vindictive, misleading or deliberately propagandistic.
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The famously vindictive TV personality-turned-aide, in her forthcoming book due out Tuesday, aims to settle countless scores.
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To do this to our transgender service members due to political machinations is nothing short of harmful and vindictive.
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I think about one of the first jobs I had when I was 15, our boss was so vindictive.
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Elon Musk sent an email to Tesla staff on Sunday night, warning of "damaging sabotage" by a vindictive employee.
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In his view, their decision to press ahead with the lesser charges after losing the murder case was vindictive.
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Despite knowing all of this, CBP and certain Arizona law enforcement organizations have continued their vindictive persecution of Bressi.
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MPD's wanton and vindictive conduct on January 20 chills free speech, which is a vital part of our democracy.
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Lewis's music and lyrics are less vindictive than defiant: If he wasn't shying away before, he certainly isn't now.
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Its history and its remote, nearly treeless location equates its very name with punishment of a violent, vindictive variety.
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Dean Steward, Avenatti's lawyer, informed Batts that he's requesting dismissal of the case and filing a "vindictive prosecution" motion.
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Temperamentally, both men have a vindictive spirit toward their enemies and a willingness to spend money to punish them.
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The decision to fire McCabe, stripping him of his pension after two decades of the job is particularly vindictive.
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And I don't intend to waste the few years I have remaining being an accomplice to a vindictive little boy.
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"It just feels vindictive," says Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit and a consumer hardware rights advocate, of Logitech's initial offer.
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They backed him in fear of a vindictive tweet and the hope that he would sign conservative bills into law.
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In a series of recent tweets, Thompson suggested he was being framed for the bomb threats by a vindictive ex.
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Former employees remember him being easily angered and "extraordinarily vindictive," no matter how small the outlet or tempered the critique.
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"If you piss off one of them they're both pissed off at you," Horner shared, calling them a "vindictive" couple.
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Cheetham said he felt Branstad's decision to actively dis-endorse a candidate showed he was merely vindictive because of ethanol.
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Investors are put off by erratic policymaking, the overweening power of the army and Mukhabarat, and unpredictable, often vindictive courts.
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New Trump Pence logo proves either they drove away every gay graphic designer or hired an amusingly vindictive one. pic.twitter.
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Halsey echoes many of the same thoughts, accusing BM of making an awful business move and being mean and vindictive.
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Diem was a genuine Vietnamese leader, but he was also rigid and vindictive, relying on a narrow Catholic power base.
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Democrats, it implied, were vindictive and out of control, driven less by truth than by revenge fantasies and conspiracy theories.
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Could be vindictive on his part, but maybe the man does have a conscience and the strength of his convictions.
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"This vindictive decade-long campaign is quite out of proportion to the hurt you claim," Mr. Denton wrote on Thursday.
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In some cases she's vindictive, in others she's unapologetic, and in other's she's desperately trying to pull her life together.
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He enjoyed a mainstream breakout of sorts as a vindictive Irish mob leader in "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," from 2003.
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Boone has no interest in misleading clients and we are confident that this frivolous and vindictive lawsuit will be dismissed.
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It was a masterful performance -- but behind the sunny smile was the same old Trump: petty, angry, vindictive and deceptive.
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Unless these trends are challenged, Britain looks set to emerge with a fenced-off, more vindictive and more callous society.
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He took office vowing to end what he has portrayed as British deference in the face of vindictive European inflexibility.
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It was a petty, vindictive move that takes millions of low-income Americans hostage to Trump's petty and pernicious retribution.
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" His former colleague Ben Shapiro called him a "vindictive, nasty figure, infamous for verbally abusing supposed friends and threatening enemies.
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Rather than rising to the honor of the office, Trump has lowered the office with his whiny, fragile, vindictive pettiness.
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"I'm not a vindictive person because I told them where it was," Lorena Gallo, as she is now known, said.
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That puts the success or failure of a vindictive presidency squarely on the shoulders of rank-and-file federal employees.
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Mafee (Dan Soder) remarks that he's never seen Taylor be so "cold and openly vindictive" (aka, acting like their former boss).
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But more importantly, the test didn't really assess what's truly troubling about Trump: his personality, lack of knowledge, and vindictive behavior.
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Impulse bangs are reserved for exactly six days after a breakup, when you're feeling vindictive and need to drastically change yourself.
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In power, Sheikh Hasina has appeared increasingly vindictive not just towards political rivals, but towards a growing range of perceived enemies.
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The cold, carbonated tingle on your tongue will be an appropriate parallel to the brief flutter of your icy, vindictive heart.
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Worse, his penchant for unpredictable and often vindictive bullying is likely to be more corrosive than the handouts most politicians favour.
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And Offred herself, in her turn, takes a certain vindictive pleasure in policing her fellow Handmaids when the opportunity presents itself.
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Robidoux called the Harper government "particularly vindictive" and said she and her team are expecting a change in policy from Trudeau.
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Suffice it to say, the vindictive community of anti-Olly fans rejoiced as if the White Walkers themselves had been vanquished.
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Instead of digging deeper into the mud with personal, vindictive insults --we must demand a higher standard of decorum and decency.
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That means the real question of the vindictive presidency is this:Would the civil service be willing to go along with it?
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Rawlings thinks there still exist too many churches with a view of god as vindictive—especially when it comes to homosexuality.
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It will be coupled with a level of vindictive persecution against resistance and dissent hitherto unseen in the supposedly liberal West.
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Mobilizing the government's prosecutorial powers against Comey would represent a vindictive swipe against a political enemy, a worrying sign in itself.
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Any physical harm that should come to me at the hands of military or civilian staff will be unnecessary and vindictive.
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"It is fair to say about eunuchs that they are vindictive, babyish, condescending, and easily bored," she reflects at one point.
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"These are false and baseless smears from a jealous and vindictive ex-colleague," the former Google engineer said in a statement.
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Osmin, in the original a cruel, vindictive overseer, is reimagined as a kind of philosopher-monk: artistic, melancholy, a Shylock figure.
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And the answer is our C.E.O. He was so notoriously colorful and demonstrative and vindictive that he created a bad culture.
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It's a hard existence, made even harder by Lachlan Mackenzie, a vindictive constable who systematically strips the Macraes of their livelihood.
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"If they weren't already convinced, today proved to Americans that Donald Trump is an abusive and vindictive monster," Ms. Richards said.
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Each song sees her stretch and slither into different guises, from vindictive crone to sweetly singing maiden to sensuous pagan mother.
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Because, first of all, that calculation cannot hold in a killing as vindictive, barbaric and needless as that of Jamal Khashoggi.
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President Donald Trump's unprecedented attacks on federal law enforcement turned even more vindictive over a series of jarring events last weekend.
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Sherri Shepherd's ex is nuclear over her scathing radio interview targeting him ... and he's accusing her of being vindictive and bitter.
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Emma Sinclair-Webb, the Turkey director of Human Rights Watch, said the new order was "lawless and vindictive," according to Reuters.
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Slowly but surely, with eerie and vindictive coincidences mounting, she begins to suspect that Adrian may not be dead after all.
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Blackburn on Thursday had tweeted a string of accusations against Vindman, calling him a "vindictive" partisan out to get the president.
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It's about a political gotcha from an unhinged, vindictive President who doesn't care whose life he torches in a bullying tweet.
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"Our country has become excessively punitive and vindictive about remarks that people find offensive or racist," Yang said at the time.
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A cowardly act by a cruel, vindictive and heartless administration intent on tearing at the very fabric of the American dream.
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The vindictive tone of Comey's observations stunned Washington, raising concerns even among those who know and respect the former FBI director.
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The government is prohibited from imposing a criminal sentence that is either vindictive or far too harsh for the crime committed.
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Still, though the notices account for a much smaller fraction, the motive behind pulling them was vindictive and troubling, she said.
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This aside seems petty and vindictive, which are not sentiments you want to express in the type of statement Clinton was making.
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The message is that Rumsfeld is a vindictive codger who will come after your children when they're down if you cross him.
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"I had heard how vindictive the church could be, [that] they used the courts to bleed people dry with litigation," she writes.
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" He continued: "The movie gave us glimpses of President Nixon as delusional, narcissistic, petty, vindictive, nasty and batsh–t f—ing crazy.
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He's on the opposite path of Nadia, trying his hardest to become a vindictive asshole in the little time he has left.
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Casting her out would only make the party look scared and vindictive, says Robert Fahey, a contributor to Sankei Shimbun, a newspaper.
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That was encouraging, especially for those who have worried about tensions between the governor and mayor resulting in destructive or vindictive policies.
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"Preserving this account but making it inaccessible because of vindictive legal bullying & documented concerns about dangerous angry threats," the profile now reads.
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But that would imperil him (the Freedom Caucus pushed Mr Ryan's predecessor, John Boehner, into retirement) and leave lawmakers wounded and vindictive.
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As for Weinstein, Morrissey implied that his accusers felt "embarrassed" for their actions and were being vindictive for not having lucrative careers.
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" And if you look at it as an outsider, you might think, "Boy, these guys are pretty petty and vindictive and venal.
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The suggestions contained in Mr. Avenatti's counsel's letter to the LAPD are vindictive, contrary to the evidence, and unworthy of further reply.
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The suggestions contained in Mr. Avenatti's counsel's letter to the LAPD are vindictive, contrary to the evidence, and unworthy of further reply.
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She wanted it to remain the same as she remembered, but seeing it altered by time would bring some vindictive pleasure, too.
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Craven and vindictive firings of his putative enemies, blatant signals to the Department of Justice that it's his way or the highway.
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Of the Evangelists, John is the most vindictive toward the Jews, and many Baroque settings of his Passion narrative preserve that animus.
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People or groups that oppose him, he shuns; those more to his liking, he goes after with venal, vicious and vindictive remarks.
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Trump had an opportunity to show that he can put his petty vindictive gestures aside and think of somebody other than himself.
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Borisov would be wise to begin the remediation process by moving to dismiss the cluster of vindictive political prosecutions afflicting Vassilev's family.
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But as episodes spool out, Lenny becomes more complicated, both more hard-line and vindictive and, in some cases, seemingly more compassionate.
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That means the real question of the vindictive presidency is this: Would the civil service be willing to go along with it?
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If a vindictive Trump or his allies in Congress went after the organization, the consequences for its bottom line could be dire.
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There are hundreds of break up horror stories online — tales of vindictive exes destroying property, spreading rumors, or even trying to ruin careers.
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Knutson disparages even more strongly a former manager that he calls "Greg" and he portrays a fellow designer, Jim, as paranoid and vindictive.
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Fox News also made itself look like the vindictive, vicious party in the dispute by spending the entire night gunning for Ted Cruz.
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He's not happy Jenelle regained custody of their 5-year-old son, and to add insult to injury, he says she's being vindictive.
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Trump's phone conversation last weekend with Australian Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull was no less mortifying and vindictive than the one with Peña Nieto.
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Will Republicans gravitate toward leaders who have authoritarian tendencies, who incite violence in their followers, and whose personalities are vindictive, cruel and disordered?
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Knowing how vindictive his parents could be, I spent the rest of the day and night helping him choose a less drastic option.
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They were harsh and vindictive like the God of the Old Testament, not generous and inclusive like the Jesus of the New Testament.
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She pointed out concerns of many law scholars that Brett Kavanaugh would not be unbiased, would not be impartial and would be vindictive.
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"Everyone is afraid of a vindictive response to their companies as individuals, so they'll play 'no big deal here' in public," he said.
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But his proposed new EPA rules -- tagged with the laughable misnomer the "Affordable Clean Energy" rule -- are not just vindictive, they are dangerous.
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Their argument is that the Democrats are coming off as vindictive and derelict in their duties as lawmakers by focusing on attacking Trump.
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Taking it as vindication for his wild political persona, he's likely to become more impulsive, vindictive and destructive of political convention than ever.
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And the pontianak's vindictive nature helps to provide a mythic counterpoint to the real-life experience of being a woman in a patriarchal society.
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It set a pattern of doubling down against political correctness for Randazza, who years later is still stunningly vindictive and sexist about the incident.
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You might argue that I should have realized what I was dealing with and managed the questions to prevent especially vindictive or irrelevant voting.
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The nice guy attitude faded over time, but he was never vindictive enough to compete with the characters who started at each other's throats.
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Rudy offers him a bar on the Deuce called Penny Lane, a gay bar that is closing because it was targeted by vindictive customers.
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It isn't about hating men, or vindictive power trips, or wasting time trying to skew statistics, as a few commenters seem bent on believing.
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By all accounts, he was both a charismatic leader and a vindictive one; he once reportedly slapped a former student at her graduation party.
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I don't know how they're gonna do this displacement, and traditionally record labels have been very vindictive if you move against their business. Right.
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She could be really loving in one moment and really cruel and vindictive in the next moment, so I always had my guard up.
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Here's where to start if you're interested in nuking your timeline and keeping future tweets from falling into the internet's vindictive void of posterity.
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Since then, he has cast himself as a "political prisoner" and the victim of vindictive labor unions, the federal government and the court system.
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Nearly anytime Penelope or Alice are on screen I kept expecting them to stab someone given how cunning and vindictive they're proving to be.
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"We have never faced this before: purposeful, vindictive chaos, but perhaps therein lies the saving grace of my, Donald J. Trump's, presidency," Stewart continued.
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She says she hasn't spoken to Antonio in two months because of the house disagreement and "doesn't understand why he's so vindictive" toward her.
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And an immigration system that was already broken has been thrown into even more chaos by a White House bent on vindictive, nativist policies.
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Many of the trio's supporters regard the new sentences as vindictive, aimed at punishing the three men for their views, not just their actions.
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A lot will depend on how the European Union chooses in the end to respond — whether it is "vindictive, friendly or frightened," he said.
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Farrow, he says, was abusive and vindictive and obsessive, and on this point he waxes long and eloquent throughout the pages of his memoir.
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President Trump constantly sends tweets that are unintelligible, impulsive, irrational, vindictive, inaccurate and in many cases not in the best interest of our country.
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As inventive as they were vindictive, these partisans concocted all sorts of wild theories to explain why Mr. Foster could not have killed himself.
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CBS hired an outside investigator to look into allegations of harassment, unprofessional conduct and vindictive behavior by Mr. Kern, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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When the historian's contract abruptly ended this week, an angry open letter signed by 75 prominent German academics accused Volkswagen of a vindictive punishment.
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In a White House known for anonymous backstabbing, the Examiner story was viewed as a particularly vindictive leak and has provoked some bitter feelings.
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Avedon would be appalled by [Stevens's] vindictive agenda, her bold and lying assertion that she was his hand-picked biographer, and her overwhelming sloppiness.
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" The President lashed out at Pelosi over the "prison" comments last Thursday in an interview with Fox News, calling her a "nasty, vindictive, horrible person.
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Jeri has nothing to lose and yards of earth to scorch — and Moss takes her to gloriously vindictive depths you may not have thought possible.
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Crazy girlfriends, crazy husbands, all of it, people can be very vindictive when it comes to the end of a relationship or a custody battle.
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He makes the point in a particularly ugly and vindictive way, but he's on to something -- and too many immigration reform advocates get it wrong.
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It feels a bit vindictive, and now he's still defending himself instead of simply apologizing for exposing too much during his Reddit Ask Me Anything.
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There's no script for what Fleabag went through with best friend Boo (Jenny Rainsford), for the complex, vindictive grief which eats away at its host.
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Leaking, in this way, can be a form of bullying — yet another way for a vindictive president or his appointees to get what they want.
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Now, not only does the vindictive ex know she probably drowned his car with Elodie and Moe, but he also realizes she has moved on.
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Now, some might be inclined to dismiss all this as just hyperbolic talk, but they could be making a dangerous mistake given Trump's vindictive nature.
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"Even if it has a vindictive edge, politically it works for him," said Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University.
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He was also credited with urging Mr Trump to appear a bit less petty, vindictive and irascible—or "more presidential", as this is often expressed.
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At times, SZA is confident—and utterly vindictive—like when she shares she's been sleeping with your friend, practically daring herself to do it again.
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Maguire thought his boss was one of the smartest and most talented of the agency's senior intelligence officers, and also one of the most vindictive.
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Here the role of the dangerously vindictive Gamsatti becomes largely a non-dance role: even in her dance-laden betrothal scene, she remains a spectator.
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Politicians, celebrities, even regular, unfamous women with vindictive ex-boyfriends have all been held up as potential victims of this high-tech form of abuse.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump emerged vindictive and angry at a rambling, mostly mean-spirited noontime event on Thursday meant to mark his impeachment acquittal.
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But in the President's vindictive rather than vindicated response to the four-page summary, there is every sign that our civic stress test will continue.
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Every time the repentant Libby raises a topic worth philosophical consideration, it's time for her to run, hide or dodge the violent and vindictive government.
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A vindictive president would need sympathetic political appointees in key positions: attorney general, DHS secretary, head of the IRS, maybe the director of National Intelligence.
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"This is an unconscionable and gruesomely damaging manipulation of innocent children for vindictive and self-serving motives," he read from a two-page written statement.
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Kenneth Frazier, the CEO of Merck, who is black, recently quit an administration council — and in return was the object of a vindictive tweet from Trump.
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It's an imagined expansion of the customer ratings systems used by companies like Uber and Yelp, complete with the possibility of vindictive users abusing the system.
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James "Tim" Norman says Jennifer is being incredibly vindictive after producers of "Sweetie Pie's" pressed him to get engaged to her but he wasn't into it.
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Donald Trump and Richard Nixon have at least one thing in common: They are the two most paranoid and vindictive men ever to win the presidency.
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Robert Rogers, Guyger's attorney, was disappointed but not surprised by the indictment, given what he called an "outpouring of vindictive emotion" in a statement late Friday.
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On "Reputation," she is embittered and vindictive toward a public that she feels has abandoned her, but she's also liberated from the imaginary harness of perfection.
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" Ms. Boone has no interest in misleading clients and we are confident that this frivolous and vindictive lawsuit will be dismissed," he said in the statement.
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"I would rather a healthier, equitable arrangement that existed between the sexes rather than the sort of vindictive feminism that seems to exist now," Yiannopoulos said.
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With that statement, everyone is forced to consider the vindictive side of the man who has — to put it mildly — a spotty track record with women.
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E's The Royals, now in its third season, conjures up a trashy, scandal-ridden soap opera with vindictive (and fictional) Queen Helena pulling all the strings.
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Chuck Reynolds, a 50-year-old tradesman in Peoria, Illinois, believes the government's method for determining who is on the watch list is arbitrary and vindictive.
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Police say a motive is unclear, but the vandals didn't steal anything else or otherwise damage the property, suggesting that the act may have been vindictive.
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In August 2015, Kyrgios was fined $12,500 after making crude and vindictive comments to Stan Wawrinka about Wawrinka's girlfriend during a Rogers Cup match in August.
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If it's really true that this boss is so recklessly vindictive that she doesn't get over this quickly, then perhaps some kind of collision was inevitable.
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But in the process, they often shame the women who have spoken out, casting them as part of a vindictive mob out to ruin men's lives.
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Her voice is whispery and sweetly tearful with a steely undercurrent, and it stakes out a particular persona: passionate and vulnerable but also vindictive and treacherous.
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Of all the virtues, surely stoicism, decency and forgiveness rate near the top — particularly in a culture of facile complaint, indecent vanity and vindictive piling-on.
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Press secretary Stephanie Grisham's comments to Fox News previewed that the vindictive tone he struck at the prayer breakfast will likely carry over into his speech.
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Adam Schiff on Sunday called President Donald Trump "wrathful and vindictive," adding that he thought a morning tweet by the President was intended to intimidate him.
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"Vindictive Vindman is the 'whistle-blower's' handler," Ms. Blackburn tweeted, referring to the anonymous government official whose concerns about the call prompted the House impeachment inquiry.
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Still, I was reluctant to entertain the idea that the C.E.O., who'd been under scrutiny from venture capitalists and journalists for years, was egomaniacal or vindictive.
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The lawmaker was quick to respond — through his own Twitter account, and on NBC's Meet the Press, where he called Trump a "wrathful and vindictive" president.
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It's the theater for vainglorious, vindictive, impulsive Trump, and it was the realm in which he made the wild accusations that Obama had wiretapped Trump Tower.
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" She added, "When I break things off with him he becomes very vindictive so I try to oblige however he's feeling and try to soothe him.
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They characterized these women as either vindictive baby killers or as so naive as to be tricked by malicious doctors or clinics into killing their babies.
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Instead, Najib said 92-year-old Mahathir, the veteran leader who once helped engineer Najib's political ascent before turning on him, appears to be being vindictive.
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Watching an addict spew verbal diarrhea about everything from the circle of life to mostly-imagined, vindictive grudges is hard to uphold for any length of time.
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Faye's handprint created a threshold of protection around her home, hiding her son away from the vindictive, xenophobic Norse gods who wouldn't take kindly to his existence.
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Turning minority students into vindictive bullies seemed like a misstep, and after the first episode dropped on Paramount it's clear that it was, especially for Heather McNamara.
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" He went on to call her "untrustworthy, vindictive, vicious, backstabbing and the absolute last person that you should ever allow, in my opinion, into the White House.
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When the U.S Vice President would recount his story, I had no idea that our vindictive (and definitely against the rules) notes would have on his game.
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"I am in fear of this angry, volatile, vindictive man, who has physically attacked me and tried to humiliate me so publicly," Chyna said in the statement.
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"Today's guilty pleas reinforce the Department of Justice's steadfast commitment to prosecuting anyone who engages in vindictive attacks against victims of crime or federal officials," he said.
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"The president continues to show his vindictive behavior towards Puerto Rico, and he continues to make the humanitarian crisis worse," Cruz said in an appearance on CNN.
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I remember we had a secretary who showed up about half the time, was mean, surly and vindictive when she was called out for her abysmal behavior.
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The veteran French actress won best performance by an actress in a motion picture, drama, at the 74th Golden Globe Awards for her vindictive turn in Elle.
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They also say that it would be difficult for pharmaceutical companies to raise the prices they charge Veterans Affairs, and vindictive if they were to do so.
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The chief could be compassionate -- he once helped a fire victim pay for a hotel room -- but he also had a vindictive side, officers told the FBI.
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The DEEPFAKES Accountability Act aims to protect our democracy and the American people from the coercive and vindictive content that can easily be mistaken for the truth.
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Helpless before marzipan, she is greedy, temperamental, afraid of the dark, prone to black moods, black humor, black teeth (all that marzipan), vain, vindictive, an inveterate snob.
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Ballet, undoubtedly, is still burdened by stereotypes: There are the eating disorders, the effeminate men and the vindictive ballerinas who stop at nothing to get a role.
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Brad Kern, a former showrunner for "NCIS: New Orleans," has been fired following three internal investigations into "allegations of harassment, unprofessional conduct and vindictive behavior," reports THR.
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The ruling, however, was just the first stage of a long legal fight, and only a fool would underestimate Donald Trump in a drawn-out, vindictive lawsuit.
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And if all this sounds too petty and vindictive to be the basis for momentous policy decisions, consider the character of the man in the White House.
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In his hands, Stanley Barber is empathetic and loyal, dejected but not vindictive, respectful of boundaries even as he nurses a rollercoaster of a crush on Syd.
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So press outlets nonetheless insisting I'm 'intensely private' feels vindictive, like a punishment for setting boundaries, and for not offering more of myself for content and exploitation.
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According to Keylee Duty, a junior at the school, the girl was mad that she didn't know about the sexting and posted the screenshots to be vindictive.
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And Trump's fiery and at times vindictive response to impeachment is a warning shot against further internal criticism if he wades into controversies like the Stone case.
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The company grew from its customer base of vindictive spouses, and ended up connecting with firms which sold malware to some of the world's most oppressive regimes.
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And contrary to the image of women as vindictive harridans out for blood, there are examples of women who have responded with gratitude, even forgiveness, to men's apologies.
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And by Monday, paranoid rumors and vindictive allegations about other potential tapes and Trump allies who might have made them where swirling inside and outside the White House.
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Her vindictive anthem plays on a loop through my head, and I've read more think pieces on the meaning behind her music video than I care to admit.
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She's hammy — a ridiculous, over-the-top, drama nerd with an Elizabeth Taylor fascination — and she's always been at her most fun when she's in a vindictive mood.
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AI, as stands, has yet to prove that it can understand even basic human nuances, but Facebook seems confident that it will understand whether a post is vindictive.
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His inability to spell aside, it is worth noting the casual way the president is using the power of his office to launch vindictive investigations against his opponents.
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"When a vindictive billionaire can muscle his way into a lawsuit with the intention of putting a media company out of business," Sullivan wrote, "there's reason to worry."
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He regularly insists that the phone call was "beautiful" and "perfect," and that he's being framed by vindictive Democrats who are trying to mount a coup against him.
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Bill McGuire read nothing sinister or vindictive into the overlap, preferring to celebrate how 29,2000 people turned out on a Wednesday night to watch professional soccer in Minnesota.
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Trump should appoint a small outside committee of credible experts to recommend an entirely new framework for civil service, including a mechanism for safeguarding against vindictive personnel decisions.
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"Every one of us should be offended by the vindictive and candidly dangerous messages the president sends that demean not only Secretary Clinton, but all women," California Sen.
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He is portrayed as a soulless, hypercompetitive narcissist addicted to the spotlight who grows to believe his own hype and is mercilessly vindictive toward anyone who threatens him.
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Or maybe month after month of vindictive and mean-spirited campaigning struck a chord with voters who live their lives in the nation's longest running reality show "Cops".
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Prosecutors kept painting the picture of Schulte as an angry and vindictive former worker who wanted to get even with his managers using the data he allegedly stole.
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I just want to say that I think that this outing or unmasking of Ferrante was unnecessary, totally unnecessary, and a somewhat vindictive invasion of the author's privacy.
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Either there is now compelling evidence that the president committed a serious abuse of power, or the nation's leading press outlets are dupes for a vindictive, misleading story.
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But I didn't sense Yang was motivated by that same sort of vindictive attitude; I'm not sure it ever dawned on him to use politics for that purpose.
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The next day, Trump took a victory lap in a vindictive White House speech in which he gave no indication that he considered his actions wrong or regrettable.
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"Trials are vindictive and use the judiciary to settle political scores with critics and opponents who have expressed bold opinions to uncover aspects of corruption," the statement said.
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What they have done is a desecration, a foolish and vindictive act of vandalism, by which they betrayed all the best and most valiant labors of our ancestors.
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" She added, "As if the announcement that the US would close our office in Washington, D.C., was not enough, this vindictive action by the Trump administration is spiteful.
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New England Patriots (6-2) — There's no better evidence that we are living in a computer simulation run by a vindictive sociopath than the existence of the Patriots.
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If President Trump — or another vindictive president — were elected, the burden of stopping the president from using his power against his enemies would fall on individual civil servants.
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The film centers around the Wilson family, who encounter alarming, vindictive creatures who look just like them while on a vacation with their friends, the Tylers, in Northern California.
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But the long con that Bobby plays with John Rice (Seth Gabel), his former boss's son, showcases Bobby's fanged vindictive side and plunged any nascent admiration into cold water.
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"There is clearly a coordinated and sadly vindictive campaign to damage me personally, and to tarnish all that has been achieved at the AOC," Coates said in the letter.
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After she faced an onslaught of vindictive, malicious and invasive attacks in the past week, your publication asked her this morning '[i]f you wish to comment' on DailyMail.
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" Arbacher told BuzzFeed News that the alumni members who signed the letter are very clear that their intention was not to "drag Walstein or be vindictive or punish him.
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In theory, his death is far less foreshadowed than Jon's, because Jon has done a standup job of pissing off vindictive members of the Night's Watch for several seasons.
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When Storm taps out, Regal refuses to let go — a pretty common tactic for one of pro wrestling's bad guys, but something that seems a lot more vindictive here.
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Until now, the exact purpose of the gathering has been unclear, but a new Forbes report suggests Trump's primary motive is just as petty and vindictive as we thought.
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The smutty gags in this bit are tired, and it's never clear why Brockmire himself is funny, as opposed to the content of his vindictive rant against his wife.
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"It is clear that Trump values personal relationships much more than holding a vindictive grudge," says Roy, who is now president of the communications firm Strategic Action Public Affairs.
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And just when we think Abraham may save the day from his nearby hiding place, Eugene blows his cover in a seemingly vindictive stab at his former best friend.
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They may choose to leave the liberated alone as long as they never get too successful, but once success comes it brings with it an army of vindictive forces.
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It is unfortunate, but perfectly understandable, that the negative and vindictive way that Trump conducted his campaign has already led to large and growing protest demonstrations in many cities.
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So the appearance that he was using his position to force Time Warner to ditch CNN to close the $85 billion deal made a strange, vindictive kind of sense.
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Most states have a similar clause to ensure that public money and property remain public, and to protect the rights of property owners against abusive and vindictive public officials.
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He claims that he was done in by a vindictive Obama administration, which is taking advantage of the fact that his agency past, while real, is almost unfathomably classified.
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Autor and Duggan aren't vindictive politicians, eager to slash and burn SSDI; they are serious economists who don't think the program is performing as well as it could be.
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"Witness thinks Bloomberg is vindictive, and fears retaliation if he speaks openly," read Josephs&apos notes from one witness interview filed with the New York Division of Human Rights.
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The biggest thing it told us about how Trump would govern is that he would be as vindictive and litigious as president as he was in his business career.
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To the Editor: It is both patently unfair and flat-out vindictive to turn the Dreamers, who are innocent of any wrongdoing, into pawns for President Trump's venomous agenda.
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He prides himself on being a "counterpuncher," but a better description might be a vindictive, thin-skinned egotist who will lash out at anyone who criticizes or thwarts him.
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Enough that her voice — the one that once skirled the national anthem for a cheap laugh — now sounds a felicitous note in a culture full of vindictive political chaos.
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It is essential that the impeachment inquiry move swiftly and resolutely, since Trump will become more violent in his rhetoric and vindictive in his actions as each day passes.
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Trump could be charged after he has left the White House, although Attorney General William Barr's refusal to charge Trump now might make future prosecution seem imprudent or vindictive.
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Over and over again, throughout the first six — maybe even seven — seasons of Game of Thrones, the show would acknowledge that, yes, Dany was sometimes vicious and often vindictive.
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" In an open letter to Thiel posted on Thursday, the majority owner of Gawker blasted the co-founder of Founders Fund for funding lawsuits in a "vindictive decade-long campaign.
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First, a user must decide to upload the image or video they fear may be used by a malicious third-party, like a vindictive ex partner or an online harasser.
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Without the protection of a confidentiality clause, victims might be worried that a vindictive ex-employer will smear them in public or stymie their efforts to find a new job.
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The vindictive psychology of some men is beyond such analysis, but the expectations widely imposed on women, and how non-conformists are treated, can be probed, and maybe even changed.
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In an airport security queue it will be your passport that proves elusive, followed by your tablet and, if the agent is feeling particularly vindictive, your spare pair of shoes.
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He has a pending contempt charge from the SEC for violating his settlement for his "take private" tweet and several whistleblower cases paint him as a vindictive, overly controlling boss.
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But things didn't go smoothly when the Pretty Little Liars actress tried to "fill in the blank" and guess what her character Aria said during a vindictive scene from series.
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"Suddenly, a movement to center survivors of sexual violence is being talked about as a vindictive plot against men," Burke said during a TED Talk Wednesday in Palm Springs, California.
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" SGS: "We don't really hold [Quinn] to any standard at all: She's a fucking terrible mentor, she's vindictive, crazy, creepy, and competitive — all of the things that people really are.
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Fired from his job as a United States attorney by the vindictive right-wing attorney general Jock Jeffcoat (Clancy Brown), Rhoades is not content with life in the private sector.
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Leaders of the incoming majority, not wanting to seem vindictive, offer a hand to the president, saying they intend to cooperate with the administration where they can find common cause.
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Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee and the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said the president's move was "a banana republic kind of thing" that was inappropriate and vindictive.
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These efforts to further undo Michele Obama's effective health-promoting work are deliberate, malicious, and vindictive attacks on one of the most important children's nutrition policies since the Nixon administration.
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Syria's Kurds, after years of hard-won battlefield triumphs, would have to concede substantial power to a government with a well-earned reputation for being vindictive and punitive in victory.
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Young people and liberals, who mostly voted to remain in the E.U., see Harry and Meghan as a modern couple escaping a vindictive tabloid press and a cloistered royal existence.
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I have argued, for two years, that the Trump style of personally insulting political opponents with vindictive, unfair attacks is a nauseating spectacle that is unworthy of an American president.
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You don't want to risk getting locked out of your information if a vindictive spouse decides to change the passwords to all of the joint accounts, so print everything out.
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"The continued judgment setting of Utopian standards for Zimbabwe are callous, vindictive and should not be allowed to continue ... enough is enough," Mnangagwa told supporters at a rally in October.
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And even when it comes to a member's own party, a vindictive president is cutting corners on behalf of himself — and probably not doing much for that member's reelection campaign.
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Based on my answers, I seemed violent, vindictive, delusional, illogical, reckless, troubled, addicted; reading these answers years later, it's hard to believe I ever wrote them on a piece of paper.
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"Elon Musk can tweet his vindictive and vicious lie about Mr. Unsworth a hundred times and it will still be a lie," Unsworth's lawyer, L. Lin Wood, wrote in a statement.
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"Adding new charges at this time seems to be vindictive and intended to discourage our clients and others from exercising their constitutional right to a fair trial," attorney Patric Hooper said.
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President Trump is notoriously vindictive and petty so we have to assume the president didn't let Sean Spicer come to meet the pope because the president is simply a complete dick.
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Instead, as the martians blithely lay waste to our planet, it reveals that at the heart of the apocalyptic story is inherent sadism—reveling in vindictive destruction for its own sake.
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Jordan accused Cohen of "trashing" Trump in his testimony simply because he was vindictive about not being offered a job in the White House after nearly a decade working for Trump.
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The vindictive tech billionaire's lawyers filed a motion this week arguing that he has been "unfairly excluded" from ongoing bidding for the defunct news site's archives and brand name, BuzzFeed reported.
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Snowden could easily find himself facing life in prison; if the Trump era is as vindictive and authoritarian as it has the potential to be, he might be put to death.
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City Park Apartments in Salt Lake City, Utah finds itself crushed under a flood of vindictive online retribution for demanding its tenants "friend" the company's unofficial Facebook page within five days.
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Paradise Island, instead of being a place that lives separately and peacefully from the world of man, now becomes a place where men like Zeus wield power and Amazons are vindictive.
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But the conversation regarding the owners' baby's butthole somehow moved on over to the cafe's (currently inactive) page on Facebook, where all great debates go to become vindictive, personal, and inflammatory.
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Tymoshenko admitted her party had concealed contributions from businesses by pretending they came from ordinary voters, but said this was necessary to protect the businesses from vindictive investigations by the authorities.
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Most recently the Trump administration waded in with a vindictive decision to cut funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which supports Palestinian refugees, including 1.2 million in Gaza.
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There's virtually no room for error and alienating a new president—particularly one who has built a reputation as being vindictive, capricious, and xenophobic—might not be the best business move.
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Yet the hours-long hearing on Thursday capped a two-week crisis at the Justice Department that tested the building's independence from a vindictive president, and left Barr exposed to criticism.
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Emma Sinclair-Webb, Turkey director of Human Rights Watch, described the arrest warrant as "lawless and vindictive", bypassing a European Court of Human Rights ruling in December demanding his immediate release.
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Pilmar, 61, and Mr. Wald, 45, as greedy, vindictive siblings who lured Mr. Pilmar to his office and murdered him in March 53 to resolve financial troubles and settle personal scores.
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"She went and scorched the earth with no warning whatsoever in a vindictive effort to viscously harm Ailes after her contract was not renewed due to ratings issues," the source told PEOPLE.
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One woman who worked in the lab reportedly said that Fryer regularly made inappropriate comments about women, but that his reputation for being vindictive made it difficult for people to speak up.
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In his typically vindictive style, Trump has cut aid to the Central American countries from which thousands of migrant families are making their way to the US to escape violence and misery.
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But former staffers who spoke to BuzzFeed News were scared to speak even anonymously, painting a picture of a vindictive former boss who they say has become increasingly paranoid in recent months.
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"The ICE raids in Los Angeles and other targeted cities demonstrates the vindictive nature of the Trump administration in tearing families apart," Kevin de León said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Putting new pressure on Israel could be seen as a vindictive parting shot by Obama at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the first official said, noting they have had a testy relationship.
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The author of the original story sent a vindictive (and maybe hilarious, depending on who you ask) email to another woman, prompting yet another wave of outrage, this time at petty journalists.
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"Yiannopoulos also has an interesting take on feminists: "I would rather a healthier, equitable arrangement that existed between the sexes rather than the sort of vindictive feminism that seems to exist now.
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But Trump himself is a thin-skinned and vindictive person, and his campaign chair, Steve Bannon, made bashing GOP congressional leaders a major sport when he was at the helm of Breitbart.com.
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The court rejected Slatten's argument that the indictment against him amounted to vindictive prosecution, an issue Slatten raised after he was charged with first-degree murder after other options for prosecution expired.
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McCabe said the vindictive act was the result of the role he played in the aftermath of FBI Director James Comey's departure, who also infamously kept memos about his interactions with Trump.
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President Donald Trump won plaudits for his joint address to Congress on Tuesday night, which was far more presidential—that is, less petty and vindictive—than any of his performances to date.
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"You don't put people in there that are vindictive by nature or that can get you in a lot of fights that don't have anything to do with the policy," he added.
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The 17th century "Hale Warning" established the idea in English common law, and later in the American legal system, that rape is rare, and that vindictive women too easily bring such charges.
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You can imagine a scenario where a more vindictive would-be rice luncher demands that the thief be fired, or where a prior relationship with the thief colors the punishment process unfairly.
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It's a bit on the nose for the narrative she's trying to sell fans: that she's shed the vindictive vibe that marked previous album, Reputation, and she's moved onto nicer, prettier things.
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What isn't clear is whether or not you still have the right to vote, and the efforts to inform this massive segment of our society have ranged from paltry to needlessly vindictive.
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They portrayed him as an entitled and vindictive son who carefully planned to kill his father when his father followed up on a threat and cut his allowance to $300 a week.
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UNITED NATIONS — Russia's top diplomat said Friday that the Obama administration had been "small-hearted" and vindictive toward his country, spoiling relations and jeopardizing cooperation on critical issues including the Syria conflict.
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She wore it in June, atop a royal blue jacket, during an interview after the president had called her "vindictive" and a "disgrace" in a post-D-Day interview with Fox News.
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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President Donald Trump once hoped to leave Mar-a-Lago fortified by a reprieve from Washington and secure of a vindictive Senate impeachment trial upon his return.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE on Friday looked to be a "vindictive" move by the president.
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" Asked why he believes Gillis deserved another chance, Yang said he believes "as a society, we have become unduly punitive and vindictive about people making statements that some find offensive or distasteful.
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Her introduction to Mr. Friedman's vindictive side came, she said, as they prepared to open the Spotted Pig and she expressed a mild dislike for some framed posters on the restaurant's walls.
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"My instant reaction is that this sounds like the preface for a vindictive moment," Stephens said, saying that it was reminiscent of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's response to an unsuccessful 2016 coup.
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As multiple reports from HuffPost, BuzzFeed, and Yahoo News have detailed, former Klobuchar staffers describe a hostile work environment filled with belittling comments, unpredictable bursts of anger, and a vindictive focus on retaliation.
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Some accused Swift of being vindictive, while others stood up for the singer, saying she wouldn't stoop that low: Apparently, Taylor Swift is releasing her album on Donda West's (Kanye's mom) death anniversary.
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The story's relevance to Hillary Clinton, Blackburn said, was that the former secretary of state and first lady had been "vindictive" to women who had claimed a sexual relationship with the former president.
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It's premature to say that the days of vindictive men blackballing the women that spurn them are over, but it's presumably (hopefully) a lot harder to get away with in the current environment.
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In plain view of her 14-year-old son, she launches into an affair with a local businessman, Warren Miller (Bill Camp), a move that's part vindictive, part desperate attempt at self-preservation.
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"Circe" — a feminist reboot starring a goddess who has often been overlooked, or miscast as a vindictive seductress — has drawn praise both from classics scholars and novelists like Margaret George and Ann Patchett.
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If personnel is policy and Trump's hiring record is anything to go off of, America's public servants may be the last barrier holding the specter of an arbitrary, vindictive executive branch at bay.
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Feng can be petty, vindictive and selfish but is redeemed by his courage: "Whenever a boat emerged loaded with lies and hypocrisy, whatever flag it flew, I would report it to the world."
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"It's a vindictive party that just went out to get him," a man at an American Legion post in San Diego told a reporter, in December, just before the House voted to impeach.
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In her career, Blake Lively had to deal with terrors ranging from Blair Waldorf at her most vindictive to a really lame superhero played by the man who would eventually become her husband.
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Leading Democrats and Republicans criticized the timing of McCabe's firing, which seemed vindictive given how many of the benefits he earned over the course of a two-decade career are now at risk.
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He opposed the development of the hydrogen bomb more vehemently than J. Robert Oppenheimer but escaped the ruination visited upon Oppenheimer by the vindictive chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, Lewis L. Strauss.
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But the harried sleuth has so much personal baggage to wrap up — the vindictive ex-wife, the uncertain paternities, the infidelities, the new girlfriend — that he has little time for a proper investigation.
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In one email, a former Ohio State wrestler's widow condemned Mr. DiSabato as "vindictive and manipulative," citing a dispute she had with him over a memorial fund set up in her husband's name.
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Just look at Adam Schiff, the House Democrat who — though like every human being makes occasional missteps — has run a fair, rigorous impeachment inquiry and whom Republicans have painted as a vindictive villain.
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But the chorus itself, instead of unfurling a grand melody line, just chants the song title: eight times with slight variations, in tones that can be vindictive, mocking, dismissive, even a little playful.
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He is, depending on which version of the story you're getting, naturally lazy, insane, prone to comfort, or extraordinarily vindictive to anyone who might challenge WWE's place at the top of pro wrestling.
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Avenatti, 48, made his request in Manhattan federal court five days after saying the government's case should also be dismissed because it was a "vindictive and selective prosecution" stemming from his "feud" with Trump.
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He may help his new best frenemy forever take Mr. Rubio down, but it's near certain that Mr. Christie will further cement his national reputation as a venal, vindictive political bully in the process.
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But as the trial date nears, Najib - who has maintained his innocence - has sought a radical change of image, painting himself as a victim of a vindictive government led by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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But as the trial date nears, Najib — who has maintained his innocence — has sought a radical change of image, painting himself as a victim of a vindictive government led by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Cuomo said he would issue an executive order granting parolees the right to vote, a refreshing example of what he is capable of when he sets the vindictive political games aside.
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Paradoxically, those who are most likely to value Chick as an artist—cartoonists working in a counterculture tradition—are among the people he most despised (to judge by his nasty, vindictive portrayal of hippies).
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The reasons could be endless, but the worse-case scenario would be that they simply have some (or all) the traits of a toxic boss: Stubborn, untrustworthy, unavailable, impulsive, demanding, vindictive and so on.
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Fearing violence at the hands of a vindictive relative, her mother gave her $100 so she could flee, which she did — first to a Palestinian friend in Haifa, Israel, and then to Tel Aviv.
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Maybe just this once, when a real man, with a family, who has spent his life putting country first has passed, he could pretend to be a little less of a loathsome, vindictive narcissist.
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The opposition was unappetizing: Cruz, a creepy, calculating ideologue; Marco Rubio, a hungry lightweight jettisoning his old positions and mentor; Chris Christie, a vindictive bully; Jeb Bush, a past-his-sell-by-date scion.
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He gave ammunition to those who believe their accounts are part of a right-wing plot, and to the many who still think women who report harassment are vindictive harpies seeking to harm men.
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The withdrawal of the invitation extended to the president in January by Prime Minister Theresa May would indeed be a diplomatic embarrassment and — given Mr. Trump's vindictive temperament — would be unlikely to go unpunished.
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Here are the three biggest takeaways from the Dems' debate stage: When former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) is calling you "mean and vindictive" in post-debate analysis, you might have gone too far.
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On one hand, she was horribly abused by her father; on the other, she contributes to the spurious apologue of the vindictive woman who uses false rape allegations to strike out at a man.
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It is a child who does not understand the obvious consequences of his more vindictive actions — like firing the very same man whom you had asked to potentially obstruct justice on your say-so.
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When he leaves the apartment and his computer, the vindictive, rampaging deity, who endures one humiliation after another, is a nobody, and his protest, "Do you know who I am?" is to no avail.
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The most intriguing question is why did Trump -- in the knowledge that there was no collusion -- act in such a panicked and vindictive way, prompting suspicion that he was trying to cover something up?
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I am saddened that the deeply personal matter of my divorce has been brought into public view and the vindictive claims of my ex have now involved the lives and reputations of unrelated parties.
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The more purely vindictive a president is — the more motivated he is by personal animus — the harder it is to formulate a higher principle that could justify the actions he wants government to take.
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Donald Trump, the petty, vindictive real estate heir who has become the Republican presidential nominee thanks to a combination of insults and a promise to build a big wall, is having a pretty good week.
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If it doesn't apply the same sort of skepticism to that case it applied to AT&T's Time-Warner bid, it could reveal that the Trump administration's inconsistency is more vindictive than it is ideological.
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This song is the antithesis to "Hotline Bling"—Sheeran is a jilted lover who's not too proud to admit he's hurt, while Drake is angry and vindictive, turning on his ex with petty, sexist barbs.
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"[They] have been subjected to vindictive and punitive attacks ordered by the president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and implemented through joint efforts by the government and the higher education establishment," the website hosting the petition reads.
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Those emails featured talking points ready-made to be converted into stories, complete with validators on offer — therapists, lawyers, friends, anyone willing to label a young woman confronting a powerful man as crazy, coached, vindictive.
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"I am in fear of this angry, volatile, vindictive man, who has physically attacked me and tried to humiliate me so publicly," the model and actress said in court documents obtained by PEOPLE on Monday.
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The final act contains some stunningly dark and desperate music, with a funerary chorus, ominous drums and a bravura aria for Parisina, "Ugo è spento," in which she veers between shocked grief and vindictive rage.
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Under the proposed law, which was included in an update of Indonesia's Criminal Code, it would be illegal for a person to claim they possess the ability to cast spells for evil, or vindictive purposes.
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Checks and Balances' members are effectively using that currency to provide cover for others who may fear professional reprisals from a vindictive White House, and to preemptively defuse attempts to paint members as conservative apostates.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court issued an order temporarily allowing Donald Trump's illogical and vindictive ban on transgender people serving in the military to go into effect while the lower courts work through the case.
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Rich's death seemed to fit in with the "Clinton body count" theory, which dates to the 1990s and claims that the Clintons are so vindictive that they hire hitmen to murder people they don't like.
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Although a technical violation, the DOJ did not want to "make its first case against the Russia investigators with such thin margins and look petty and vindictive," a source told me, explaining the DOJ's rationale.
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It casts Ms. Layne as 19-year-old Tish, whose idyllic New York romance with her childhood friend Fonny (Stephan James) is jeopardized when Fonny is arrested on false charges by a vindictive white cop.
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For the inner bully, a shot of Cuervo was a punch to the gut, a rag in the mouth, and a time-out locked in the basement, where it grew even more resentful and vindictive.
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The President understands all too well exactly where he is: in charge of a Republican Party afraid of his vindictive and unrestrained attacks, and unafraid of critical Democrats who could not remove him from office.
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Whatever faults he has — and he appears to have all of them — Euron does seem to know just what to get a vindictive queen with a daughter-size hole in whatever remains of her heart.
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And, nothing is more appealing to investors than the rule of law and knowing that cases will be decided based on evidence that proves guilt in fair trials, not on coerced confessions or vindictive inclinations.
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As he mixes lines from "The Art of War" and "Goodnight Moon" with vindictive screeds against his nemesis, the Naked Cowboy ("We'll peel your tan-encrusted skin from your artificial abs"), Elmo becomes increasingly distraught.
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But they'll hold off on investing in our energy future as long as conspiracy theorists who consider global warming a gigantic hoax — and/or vindictive politicians determined to erase Obama's achievements — keep rewriting the rules.
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There's tremendous pressure from a vindictive, nasty president on every Republican senator, but I think they sit there as they listen to these questions ... and we've got a real shot to get witnesses and documents.
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There's tremendous pressure from a vindictive, nasty president on every Republican senator, but I think they sit there as they listen to these questions ... and we've got a real shot to get witnesses and documents.
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Paint a vivid picture of Woodrow Wilson as the great progressive precursor to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the president whose dream of a League of Nations was destroyed by a narrow-minded vindictive senator from Massachusetts.
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He was a master of misdirection, sidestepping hard questions while portraying himself as the unfairly maligned hero of a story that featured a supporting cast of cunning and vindictive women who were after his riches.
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They persuaded no one, and only served to contrast with the rancorous, sometimes personally vindictive debate that unfolded over the next two days in the Ways and Means Committee Room not far from the Capitol.
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Chief Steve Parrish has a complicated history, but he gave me the impression that, since he had taken charge in May 2015, he had been battling to make the department less vindictive and more professional.
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"It's tragic and unfortunate that Steve would make these grotesque comments so out of touch with reality and obviously so vindictive," White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller said, referring to Trump's former chief strategist.
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The peace settlements made in Paris in 1919, in this telling, were so vindictive and so flawed that they drove Germans toward the Nazis and left even victorious nations like Italy and Japan deeply dissatisfied.
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They would also subject judges who reject party machine maps to cross-examination during appeals — a move as vindictive as it is unconstitutional, and an insult to voters who approved a mandate for cleaner politics.
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From the start, he is vindictive, cursing the men participating in Mediterranean Theatre for the 256th Squadron of the US Army Air Force as he makes his stops in the fictional Italian island of Pianosa.
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"This is the kind of vindictive politics that we only expect from this regime," she said in a statement, accusing Duterte of trying to "clamp down on any vocal opposition to a policy of extrajudicial killing".
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If he pointedly did not endorse him, he would face the ire of angry Trump fans in his own primary battle (the vote is next week) and the prospect of a vindictive president after the election.
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"Instead of self-victimizing and self-aggrandizing, instead of being spiteful and vindictive, President Trump could have used his nationally televised speech to show some contrition and unite the nation," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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It was the home of projects like The Sarkeesian Effect, a vindictive faux-expose of Sarkeesian, or 8chan, a Gamergate hub with a commitment to free speech that includes a laissez-faire attitude toward child pornography.
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A curious power dynamic keeps surfacing in the latest episodes of Game of Thrones where characters are reminded that Daenerys can be a vindictive queen, similar to Cersei in certain ways, although clearly not as maniacal.
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She highlights stories barely known outside the region, such as the communist Bulgarian regime's vindictive deportation of 340,000 ethnic Turks in the 1980s and the doomed 15-year struggle of the Goryani (Woodlanders) against communist rule.
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For five seasons, Vince Gilligan's "Breaking Bad" kept fans on the edges of their seats with the story of how Walter White (Bryan Cranston) went from a mild-mannered chemistry teacher to a vindictive drug lord.
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As the trial date neared, Najib, Malaysia's sixth prime minister, sought a radical change of image, painting himself as a victim of a vindictive government and trying to shed the image of a wealthy, elite politician.
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Gallo, meanwhile, was portrayed simultaneously as a naive, broken woman who was battered by her then-husband, pushed to her breaking point, and as a jealous, vindictive wife who was angry about the couple's impending divorce.
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Fed up with soul-crushing life in Big Pharma, humiliated by his vindictive coworker, and in denial about falling off the wagon, Rob decides to go back on the job market when Sharon returns to teaching.
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From his roles as a scrupulous prohibition officer on Boardwalk Empire to a vindictive villain in Man of Steel, Michael Shannon is bound by nothing—his intensity shatters any notion of what a character should be.
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In a few minutes some Republican congressman will take his place and begin yammering about how the president is being railroaded, about how impeaching him is a vindictive deed that his tormentors will come to regret.
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His decision not to award a championship ring to quarterback Kelly Bryant, who began last season as the starter but left the team after Trevor Lawrence ascended to the starting role, struck many analysts as vindictive.
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"No person now is safe from the vicious and vindictive Duterte administration," she said, likening the arrest to a tactic used by the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, who ruled the country for 20 years from 1965.
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An underhand coercion exercise that Republicans have variously claimed did not exist, or had been exaggerated by vindictive liberals, or was carried out by rogue officials, appears to have been extensive and directed by the president.
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Then the actual breakup tale—"No one was was vindictive, no one lied / Shagged the nanny or the pool boy on the side"—gets us to a celebration of her true love, which is San Francisco.
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" Apart from enacting laws, no one can assure us that a President Trump, given his self-professed vindictive nature, would not pressure the Federal Communications Commission or TV executives to cancel comedy shows that mock him "unfairly.
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Last Friday, in a statement released to PEOPLE, Geragos said that the "redundant and vindictive indictment is nothing more than a desperate attempt to make headlines" and accused law enforcement of "robbing" Smollett of his presumed innocence.
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"People from all over the country come to the nation's capital to exercise their constitutional right to protest," an attorney for the ACLU said, accusing the DC police of "wanton and vindictive" efforts to chill free speech.
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Lately, Wendy has been running alongside the East River to take her mind off things — "things" being her vindictive boss and her husband, who outed their kinky sexual proclivities in order to further his already craven career.
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One of the most horrible things at that time was to listen on the wireless to the speeches of Hitler — the savage and insane ravings of a vindictive underdog who suddenly saw himself to be all-powerful.
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"I am saddened that the deeply personal matter of my divorce has been brought into public view and the vindictive claims of my ex have now involved the lives and reputations of unrelated parties," the statement continued.
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In another category of vandalism, the motive is commercial rather than ideological, military or vindictive; the fog of war or occupation creates perfect conditions for the random looting of precious objects, including religious objects, for monetary gain.
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Let's see if the power of mercy moves her heart to not be so malicious & vindictive in the future when she's speaking on the lives of other strangers when they're going through their own PERSONAL tough times.
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As if being accused of domestic violence isn't bad enough ... the wife of NFL lineman Roy Miller now claims he's a vindictive alcoholic who's trying to drain the family's bank account to leave her high and dry.
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Such resolve will be vital under Trump, a vindictive and paranoid man who might be inclined to harness the power of the FBI and other law enforcement agencies to seek revenge on his enemies, real or imagined.
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The students in 1989 may not have been Mao-worshippers, but had they been given a chance, they would have acted just like the Red Guards, according to the logic of Chinese officials—with chaotic, vindictive rage.
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Kennedy, from the Lincolnesque funeral onward, remained in charge of her husband's image for the next thirty years, operating sometimes with taste and sometimes with grandiosity, occasionally deploying the vindictive manipulations that "Jackie" regards as her essence.
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A lawyer for the rapper Meek Mill has accused a Philadelphia judge of inappropriate and "vindictive" behavior toward his client after she sentenced the rapper this week to two to four years in prison for probation violations.
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Felicia MassarskyAtlantic City, N.J. To the Editor: In tearing up her copy of the State of the Union speech before the cameras, Nancy Pelosi embarrassed us all by sinking to President Trump's level of childish, vindictive behavior.
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If Mueller manages to cobble together an obstruction of justice case from innocent communications, then this dangerous precedent will lie around like a loaded gun ready to be used by any vindictive prosecutors against any plausible target.
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These lawmakers are as horrified as anyone that vindictive and petty behavior in the White House might cost this man his pension, and they're using the platforms they have to broadcast their feelings in a possibly constructive way.
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In a statement released to PEOPLE, Smollett's attorney, Mark Geragos, said that the "redundant and vindictive indictment is nothing more than a desperate attempt to make headlines" and accused law enforcement of "robbing" Smollett of his presumed innocence.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels, was branded "emotionally abusive" and "angry and vindictive" by his wife in court documents after he allegedly verbally ambushed and threatened her in the wake of their messy divorce.
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As the failures of the Obama administration unravel for America and the world to see, it is likely that the bunker mentality sets in, and Obama, in spite of his public words, privately becomes entrenched and politically vindictive.
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"Now is not the time to go into a long explanation about why a mistake wasn't your fault… Even if it's the truth, it makes you look unprofessional, vindictive and lacking self-awareness," says career coach Jena Viviano.
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For Carter the larger motive was money, not through any great eagerness on Lizzie's part to inherit her father's fortune but rather in reaction to the man's miserliness: his meanness of spirit as well as his vindictive frugality.
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Washington (CNN)Two days after his Senate impeachment acquittal, President Donald Trump has emerged emboldened and vindictive, making it clear he harbors resentment toward some of the witnesses who testified in nationally televised hearings during the House inquiry.
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The back is filled with car seats and mommish detritus, signs of a bountiful family life decidedly at odds with that of Cersei, one of the most persecuted (and vindictive) characters on a show known for baroque miseries.
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So I asked Schieffer why we need a moderator in the first place, and the reply was that without someone guiding the discussion, the two candidates would be too free to descend into a vindictive back-and-forth.
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The dragons of this world are always a joy — they're as petty and vindictive as humans, but exponentially more powerful, and even when they claim to be working with human allies, they always have agendas of their own.
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It is likely to be difficult — perhaps impossible — for Mr. Christie to revive the broad appeal he held in his first term, when voters seemed to view him as a sympathetic tough guy rather than a vindictive political boss.
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It may have been the most honorable thing to do, but it sent the wrong message of encouragement to overly partisan forces with little or no concern for the collateral damage their vindictive campaign is doing to the republic.
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Such horrors aside, it turns out to be just as potent to argue that Chinese students are being singled out for discrimination by American authorities, as part of a vindictive campaign by an ageing superpower to hold China back.
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As long as the company continues to improve its business in the ways that Wall Street likes, that will be all that matters, and any vindictive attacks on it by Trump will look bad for him and not Amazon.
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I'm guessing there are millions of men's faces available in stock photo databases, but the editors behind these articles chose mine out of the lineup, meaning I must look like the most vindictive, jerky cat-caller, of them all.
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"He is a vindictive, nasty figure ... He will attempt to ruin anyone who impedes his unending ambition and he will use anyone bigger than he is - for example, Donald Trump - to get where he wants to go," Shapiro wrote.
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Paula spent all of season one acting as Rebecca's id, initiating all of the petty, vindictive shenanigans that Rebecca claimed she wanted no part in but secretly craved, the way the best friend traditionally does in a romantic comedy.
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The Washington Post has chimed in, too, with a silly piece by Dana Milbank and a vindictive one by supposedly impartial Federal Election Commission head Ellen Weintraub, who voted to reprimand Trump the day before her rant was published.
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Late-night television hosts Stephen Colbert and John Oliver of "Last Week Tonight" sat down Saturday for a candid post-election discussion, in which Colbert warned Americans not to give Trump an opportunity to pursue unfavorable or vindictive policies.
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Louis cites, as emblematic of these vindictive policies, President Macron's decision in 2017 to reduce by five euros per month the housing subsidies for France's poorest citizens; that same month, Macron's government announced a tax break for the rich.
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I have never thought I would be quoting the hideous Ann Coulter in agreement, but one thing she told my colleague Frank Bruni last week was correct: His former supporters, whom he has disappointed, will feel betrayed and vindictive.
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"Despite President Trump's attempt to punish New Yorkers for passing its own laws and standing up to his xenophobic policies, New York will not back down," she declared, vowing to defend New York laws against the president's vindictive actions.
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Mr. Dunn used to tell the story as one about the mercurial, possibly vindictive Merce, until the writer Nancy Dalva suggested that Mr. Dunn think of the episode not as Cunningham upstaging him, but as Cunningham dancing with him.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats and other Trump administration critics on Saturday attacked the firing of No. 2 FBI official Andrew McCabe as a politically motivated and vindictive move, while some Republicans praised U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions for decisive action.
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Three years before the paper cited by Mr Ryan, Hamilton wrote a letter to his fellow-citizens, expressing alarm that former Loyalists in New York faced persecution as a result of "the little vindictive selfish mean passions of a few".
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The three principal women were Angela Vallone, fetching as Calisto; Samantha Hankey, essentially doing double duty as Diana and Giove's fake Diana; and Julia Wolcott, whose Giunone could turn from strong and vindictive to melting and back in an instant.
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Instead, the Cuban people, like the rest of the world, is seeing the face of an angry, vindictive America; not inviting or inspiring as it used to be, but angry, mean-spirited and, on top of it all, pretty inept.
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"The vindictive, selective and malicious manner in which former finance minister and home minister P. Chidambaram has been persecuted and prosecuted is nothing short of a brazen, personal and political vendetta by Modi government," the party said in a statement.
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"If we look at China's behavior, it does so many things to lift up their people, but it is also known as a vindictive nation, (it does) so many things to countries and companies they don't necessarily like," said Chin.
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Like an article on "How to Mindfully Deal with Jerks," (I'm the jerk—not the person mindfully dealing with them) one on "The Vindictive Ex: When Hate Comes Before Children," (guess who I'm supposed to be) and one on cat-callers.
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It's Halloween so why not tune in at 11AM ET to watch Peter Thiel, Facebook board member and the vindictive boogeyman behind the destruction of Gawker Media, discuss his support for Donald J. Trump at a National Press Club event.
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It chronicles an especially weird incident involving the quiet upstate New York hamlet of Cold Spring, where Ailes — already Fox's chair and CEO — bought the local paper and tried to sway local elections, then became bizarrely vindictive when his efforts failed.
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One is Trump's temperament: When he couldn't make a deal with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to get Democratic support for funding for the Mexican border wall in exchange for Gateway, Trump adopted a vindictive approach to deny Democrats a win.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lawyer Michael Avenatti asked a federal judge to dismiss an indictment accusing him of trying to extort Nike Inc, saying he was targeted in a "vindictive and selective prosecution" because of his feud with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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All the evidence of Mr McCoy's guilt—a Walmart receipt for bullets; the murder weapon; a 911 call from one of the victims pleading with "Robert"; a white Kia getaway car—had been planted by vindictive police officers, the story went.
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Liza falls for a young Brooklyn tattoo artist (Nico Tortorella), befriends her supportive, hard-partying boss Kelsey (Hilary Duff), fears the boss's vindictive boss Diana (Miriam Shor) and hits it off with the boss's boss's hot boss Charles (Peter Hermann).
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"Kasich is now ready to sign a bill that eliminates infant mortality, domestic violence, and HIV prevention programs --- all in the name of his vindictive campaign to eliminate essential care at Planned Parenthood health centers," the group wrote in a statement.
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In both the workplace and academia, Haidt argues, the accusatory and vindictive approach of many social justice activists and diversity trainers may actually have increased the desire and willingness of some white men to say and do un-PC things.
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The 15-track album's mix of hip-hop, dance and just one acoustic ballad projects a tougher, more vindictive image of the singer who made her name 10 years ago with yearning songs about first love and being an outsider.
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Thin-skinned, narcissistic, vindictive, habitual liars who say whatever thought comes into their heads do not normally make for great presidential fodder, and Trump's prejudiced persona is actively hurting candidates who have to run beneath him on the GOP ballot.
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This week she tweeted Vindman was "vindictive," questioned his patriotism and attempted to tie him to the still-anonymous whistleblower, who sparked the impeachment effort by reporting Trump's July call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the intelligence community's inspector general.
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" WASHINGTON — Representative Adam B. Schiff, the House's lead impeachment manager, accused President Trump on Sunday of trying to threaten him on Twitter and urged Republican senators to find the "moral courage to stand up" to a "wrathful and vindictive president.
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We saw the president in all his divisive, vindictive, partisan glory as the spectacle of the dueling congressional national security memos is unfolding to a nation that just cannot keep up with the hourly outrages of Trump's dysfunctional, unfit presidency.
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Excerpts from Woodward's forthcoming book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," portray the White House under Trump as chaotic and vindictive, with the president himself frequently undermining his top officials as those same people gripe about him behind his back.
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Where I differ from the Trump supporters who chortle at the deservedly negative reaction to Wolf's words is that I believe the worst aspect of her words was that they were too much like the vindictive insults regularly dished by Trump.
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Ms. Añez, for her part, can make clear that her dubious leap from obscurity was not the coup that her opponents claim it was by abandoning her vindictive policies and fulfilling her promise to arrange a free and fair election.
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Following Donald Trump's presidential election last week, the potential implementation of promises like restricting women's reproductive rights and deporting millions of undocumented immigrants, along with the vindictive tone of his campaign, cast a dark pall for much of the country.
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Passing around laminated photos of the five women, alive and poised in their Sunday best, Tessa tells their stories of affairs, marital breakdowns, alcohol dependencies, insecure work and housing, violent and vindictive ex-partners, and bereavements including infant mortality and stillbirth.
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Depending on the perspective, Mr. Cuomo has been either a pragmatic moderate who has had to make tough choices with the state budget, or a vindictive politician who has allowed his open rivalry with Mr. de Blasio to spill into an urgent issue.
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As Pennsylvania girds for yet another court battle in the long-running case, state officials are demanding that the students who sued Sanders and East Stroudsburg pay $10,000 in court costs — a legal maneuver denounced by their attorney as insensitive and vindictive.
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This was backed up by CNN's reporting that Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who just two weeks ago Trump slammed as a "nasty, vindictive, horrible person," had called the President and as a result of a 12-minute conversation, Trump agreed to delay the deportations.
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Talks of nuclear disarmament and discussions of a treaty with South Korea may make it look like North Korea is interested in gaining acceptance from the rest of the world, but attacks like this reveal it is as brutal and vindictive as ever.
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Were he to indulge the very worst vindictive authoritarian tendencies of which he stands accused, large numbers of Republicans—in Congress, in the States, in the federal judiciary, and across the country—would join that opposition, leaving him few sources of support.
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"We've never had a president, as I said, who's as vindictive and nasty as this one, and he strikes fear in the hearts of a lot of people," Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, a Democrat from New York, said last week.
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Cersei is vindictive enough to keep Ellaria alive up until season 8, but given that most of the Red Keep has been reduced to rubble, thanks to Dany and Drogon's attack on King's Landing, it seems unlikely that she'll be popping up again.
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Wilson's arc basically takes him from personally horrible to generally horrible, vain and vindictive, and while there are a ton of fun stops along the way, even the Big Moment that defines Deadpool lands as just another reason not to root for him.
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Maybe that's because, in a post #MeToo world, Erica's vindictive quest holds echoes of the fears voiced by so many men that this all could go too far; that they could be wrongly accused, found guilty, and sentenced before being allowed due process.
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"As a lawyer, I hate to use the 'on the one hand, but the other,' but on the one hand, you don't want to disrupt the nation with what might look like a vindictive prosecution, even though it might not be," Giuliani said.
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We know that Trump's incompetence is only matched by his malevolence—that he has no compunction targeting some of the planet's most vulnerable people, and that he is using executive orders with all the care and precision of a giant vindictive child.
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Now, we can probably assume – judging from the artwork – that Giggs' meant property landlords, but I decided against speaking to London property landlords because they are a unique breed of evil and vindictive reptile for whom a special circle of hell is reserved.
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We'll have to take Rosenthal's word that the burger was, in his words, "of very poor quality," but the well-beyond-Flame-Grilled patties were, he says, what turned a sort of harmless prank into a vindictive act of disrespect for law enforcement.
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And Robert Reich, a former Treasury secretary, called Mr. Trump "thin-skinned and vindictive" after Mr. Trump lashed out against a union leader on Twitter shortly after he criticized the president-elect for falling short on a promise to keep jobs in Indiana.
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In nearly three months of testimony, prosecutors have used Mr. Guzmán's former associates, law enforcement officials and secretly recorded phone calls and text messages to exhaustively paint him as a vindictive, murderous criminal who led the largest drug trafficking organization in North America.
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"It is vindictive for the US government to deprive the UN of money to feed and educate Palestinian children in order to blackmail the Palestinian Authority into rejoining Trump administration-led peace negotiations," said Kenneth Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch.
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"I wanted to find the hidden pockets of reverence, reflection, silence; places Angelenos repair to in order to recharge their batteries so that they are ready to face another day, another traffic jam, another screaming child, another vindictive boss," Reif Larsen writes.
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But where that particular narrative decision generated pathos (and rewrote Henry's personality, just when he was growing into one of the show's more conflicted characters — see him this week, dully pledging to be a good boy), this one has more vindictive, pleasurable results.
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"Dietland," which is based on Sarai Walker's 2015 novel of the same name, stars Joy Nash as a writer at a millennial-focused lifestyle magazine, where she answers letters to the editor under the eye of her vindictive boss, played by Julianna Margulies.
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While we can hope that this example of President Trump's vindictive post-impeachment behavior may be promptly struck down by our independent federal judiciary, we mustn't lose sight of this president's other dangerous acts of retaliation, which may lack readily available judicial remedies.
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In an interview with FADER, the producer said the track is like when "you're crying tears of vindictive joy" and "everything is blurry but somehow more vibrant in color," and in that uncanny, protean vibrancy it finds its profound space of unfolding.
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The Trump campaign is doing a tremendous job of trying to make the rest of America feel like chumps for caring about the prospect that one candidate for president in 2016 would try mightily to abuse his power for vindictive personal ends.
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As the privacy and civil liberty community braces for Donald Trump's impending control of US intelligence agencies like the NSA, critics have called on the Obama administration to rein in those spying powers before a man with a reputation for vindictive grudges takes charge.
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Gawker lost the farm doing the very thing it was designed to do: Show the powerful for what they are, which in this case, is petty, vindictive, and another angry gossip subject who didn't like what was printed about them, mostly because it was true.
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"... Given Thiel's long history of vindictive conduct against the Debtors and the fact that his interests are plainly adverse to those of the estate while the Thiel Claims are being investigated, the Plan Administrator has legitimate concerns regarding Thiel's participation in the sale process."
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However, she reasons that Serena didn't know how violent the ceremony was going to be, but the fact that she continues to go through with it in the moment is a reflection of her true, vindictive character — a character Strahovski says she weirdly enjoys playing.
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Bell is among a number of former GOP budget officials openly critical of the president's first budget outline to Congress because it fails to address the long-term drivers of the debt and appears "vindictive" in eliminating programs that serve the poor and elderly.
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And a third time when a woman was painted as a vindictive liar in a sexual assault case that was much more complex than the movie let on, choosing instead to depict her smiling slyly to herself while the verdict was read out in court.
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Dirty Projectors is an audio diary in the best and worst sense of the phrase, letting us into Longstreth's psyche in a way he'd never before granted access, but unable to refrain from cringeworthy lines that come across as more spiteful and vindictive than heartbroken.
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For the sin of speaking out against the tax and its effects, Brown been on the receiving end a vindictive and highly personal smear campaign from the Mayor's team that would fit better in Chavez's Venezuela than in a democracy that values free enterprise.
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If someone makes a deepfake of a private citizen—think vindictive exes or harassers scraping someone's private Facebook page—and no images or videos of them appear publicly online, these algorithms won't be able to find videos, and will categorize it as the original.
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He called House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a "nasty, vindictive, horrible person" during an interview on the 75th anniversary of D-Day while Trump was at the Normandy American Cemetery in France, where American soldiers who lost their lives in World War II are buried.
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I wanted to find the quiet, contemplative Los Angeles, the hidden pockets of reverence, reflection, silence; places Angelenos repair to in order to recharge their batteries so that they are ready to face another day, another traffic jam, another screaming child, another vindictive boss.
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"For a while he'd managed to convince himself that Bell's motives were not so much vindictive as desperate," but even as Mathews clears chickweed from around her trailer and leaves her wads of cash, he knows she'll always hold the whip hand over his life.
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The President called Nancy Pelosi a "nasty, vindictive, horrible person" after a Fox News interviewer on Thursday brought up a Politico report about Pelosi telling Democrats pushing for impeachment that she'd rather see Trump "in prison" (a Pelosi spokeswoman said she could not confirm the comment).
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Robert is the quintessential vindictive office nerd, but also a representation of the real dangers presented by powerful, intelligent, amoral tech-industry titans like Mark Zuckerberg or Jeff Bezos, who have both become rich beyond their wildest dreams while peddling a nebulous concept of technological advancement.
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The court is turning down claims that all Montgomery County judges should have been prevented from handing her case, evidence against her was illegally obtained, she was the victim of selective and vindictive prosecution and jurors should have been given certain information about grand jury secrecy rules.
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In the short term leading Republicans fear something less apocalyptic but more plausible: that Mr Trump is so thin-skinned, vindictive and bored by detail, and his party so divided, that Republicans may pass no substantial laws between now and the mid-term elections of November 2018.
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They can't imagine the things we fear: the shift from rule of law to rule by vindictive authoritarians; mass deportations and internment camps for suspected aliens; sea rise and extinctions as climate regulations are gutted; voting rights and employment protections eroded; harassment and violence from white supremacists.
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Although Keys's lawyers said that the defacement was a prank borne out of the "spirit of the time," AUSA Segal said that Keys's actions weren't motivated by mischief (or as one would have it, the lulz), but rather a vindictive desire to harm his former employer.
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We're talking about the sort of heartland populated by average-looking people meant to be made poetically interesting by their exotic brides (from Australia!), dying words ("Oscar Wilde") and symbolically sadistic late-night film taste (one vindictive woman who isn't Mildred is glued to "Don't Look Now").
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Often the actresses scrambled, trying to figure out how to get out of the room without having their futures shredded by the vindictive satyr, who also threatened to destroy actresses who balked at wearing dresses designed by his wife Georgina Chapman's fashion label on the red carpet.
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NEW YORK, Jan 15 (Reuters) - A federal judge on Wednesday rejected Michael Avenatti's bid to dismiss criminal charges accusing him of trying to extort Nike Inc, after the celebrity lawyer claimed he was targeted in a "vindictive" prosecution because of his feud with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Over a series of tweets, Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican, made the unfounded claim that Vindman had leaked knowledge of President Donald Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian President to the whistleblower whose complaint initially prompted the investigation, called him "vindictive" and said he wasn't a patriot.
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"Gallagher literally had his day in court and was acquitted, and for the Navy to now be like, 'How many more pounds of flesh can we get out of this guy?' seems really vindictive," Mr. Kent said, adding that he was glad Mr. Trump had stepped in.
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In September, the pundit Greg Lukianoff and the social psychologist Jonathan Haidt published a cover story in The Atlantic called "The Coddling of the American Mind," arguing that young people taught to embrace "vindictive protectiveness" were being poorly educated for the challenges of the real world.
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Smart posted on her Instagram account that she&aposs not a vindictive person but that she&aposs worried about Barzee&aposs scheduled release in 2024 after learning that Barzee is still carrying around a manuscript containing revelations Mitchell said he received from God that told him to kidnap Smart.
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"Jeffrey Cramer, a longtime former federal prosecutor who spent 12 years at the Justice Department, skewered the president for his actions, telling Insider, "He has the right and power to be a vindictive accused who was let off the hook by a gaggle of politicians afraid of his tweets.
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World Premiere Family Life / Chile (Directors: Alicia Scherson, Cristián Jiménez, Screenwriter: Alejandro Zambra) — While house-sitting for a distant cousin, a lonely man fabricates the existence of a vindictive ex-wife withholding his daughter, in order to gain the sympathy of the single mother he has just met.
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But here's the thing: The issues on which Donald Trump scares both liberals and establishment conservatives — his deliberately unpredictable approach to war and diplomacy; his apparent penchant for vindictive prosecution; his punitive immigration policies — are the issues on which the executive branch has a great deal of leeway.
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Liberals have demanded Bannon's ouster since the day Trump announced his White House leadership team, not because Bannon embodied Trump's threat to the Normal Way of Doing Things, but because he's an unusually gross figure in modern politics: a vindictive bigot with dispensationalist tendencies and towering self-regard.
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Donald Trump has not yet gone out to graze on the South Lawn, so far as we know, but there is nevertheless a vague sense, already, that the administration, which at first terrified us with the dictatorial swiftness of its mean, vindictive travel ban, is out to pasture.
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Maybe Obama felt he owed Hillary, after leapfrogging over her to make history as a "first" — with the help of a lot of Democratic luminaries who publicly broke with the vindictive Clintons, only to find themselves having to spend the last couple years crawling back into their good graces.
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But it would seem too much to ask that compassion arise at the imprisonment unto death of, say, Bernard Madoff, who ruined those who trusted him; to pose the question of whether it is really essential, or merely vindictive, to watch him die of old age behind bars.
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Mueller's office had asked the judge to block Manafort's lawyers from arguing that the prosecution was vindictive or selective; Manafort's lawyer Tom Zehnle said they weren't going to argue that, but, depending on the evidence, might want to address the motivation of the prosecution, noting that the judge had questioned it.
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There is something happening in America during the Trump years, something ugly caused by a president who pursues the politics of hatred and fear, who creates enemies lists that grow every day, who has turned a political system that was previously toxic into a cesspool of vindictive insults and outright lies.
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In the storm whipped up by the book, his calls for ethical leadership and fears that Trump is damaging the institutions that underpin the republic have been drowned out by reaction to his more mundane observations -- for instance, about Trump's skin tone and hand size, which some critics saw as vindictive.
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Sorting real reviews from fake ones posted by an angry consumer trying to be vindictive, or even another seller trying to harm the competition, is just as challenging a task, and the AI's results could potentially be swayed by someone who figures out how to game the criteria it's relying on.
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"It's Just Like Riding a Bike" (season 215, episode 22) This is basically the only time on the show that Rory fails to meet a major professional goal that she worked hard for, and where it's also clear that the entity telling her she failed isn't being vindictive or personal.
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"I'm not surprised that there was an indictment returned, due to what I perceived to be a tremendous amount of outside political pressure, a tremendous outpouring of vindictive emotion towards my client, and actual emotion that I believe was injected into the grand jury process," Mr. Rogers said in an interview.
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Mr. Obama's judicious persona, which made rationalizing away his intelligence agencies' mass-surveillance programs easy, has now been replaced with the plainly vindictive and paranoid character of President Trump, who has inherited his predecessor's well-oiled security apparatus unencumbered by restraint, nuance or even a professed respect for civil liberties.
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Now the president who routinely assailed Mr. Mueller and his "13 Angry Democrats" for their "witch hunt" will surely use the results of the special counsel investigation to dismiss all others as part of a pattern of conspiracy mongering and vindictive persecution, whatever the facts may or may not show.
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It finally got out that Peter Thiel, a billionaire Silicon Valley figure of Facebook and PayPal fame, was the one funding Mr. Bollea's lawsuit — along with a few others, who have not been disclosed — an apparent vendetta for what Thiel considers nasty, vindictive coverage from the outlet for more than a decade.
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And so when, almost 30 years later, he painted the Last Judgment in that same chapel, his fresco "embodied a long-abhorred heresy […] doubting the eternal torment of sinners and the vindictive retributive nature of the Last Judgment," — a "merciful heresy," or what Steinberg calls a Vatican II vision of the Last Judgment.
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And many chief executives took notice of the vindictive nature of the Saudi response to the criticism from Canada this summer over Saudi Arabia's arrest of human rights activists: The kingdom instructed its investment mangers to start dumping its stakes in shares of Canadian companies, even if the sales would result in losses.
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They concluded that Mr. Trump's relentless broadsides against Mr. McCabe had poisoned any potential jury, and they were worried about the appearance of a vindictive prosecution: Mr. McCabe revealed in early 2019 that he had opened the inquiry into whether Mr. Trump obstructed justice by firing James B. Comey as F.B.I. director.
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The Trump administration is bullish on the idea of increasing cloud adoption in the public sector, but without a CISO, there is no guarantee data will be properly controlled, contained, or monitored, and is at risk of getting into the hands of nation-state actors, vindictive insiders, or anyone looking to act maliciously.
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If most — or even many — of those employees really did leave federal government rather than serve under Trump, the political appointees building a vindictive presidency would have the opportunity to staff up with people who would simply follow and implement suggestions about harassing individuals, rather than throwing up objections based on agency rules.
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" Geragos continues, "This redundant and vindictive indictment is nothing more than a desperate attempt to make headlines in order to distract from the internal investigation launched to investigate the outrageous leaking of false information by the Chicago Police Department and the shameless and illegal invasion of Jussie's privacy in tampering with his medical records.
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"This redundant and vindictive indictment is nothing more than a desperate attempt to make headlines in order to distract from the internal investigation launched to investigate the outrageous leaking of false information by the Chicago Police Department and the shameless and illegal invasion of Jussie's privacy in tampering with his medical records," he said.
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In the case of Bill Cosby, unproven accusations evolved into lynch mobs, who publicly and privately coerced cancellations of Bill Cosby's scheduled performances; syndications of "The Cosby Show"; rescissions of honorary degrees and a vindictive attempt to close an exhibition of our collection of African American art in the Smithsonian Museum of African Art.
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Her speech on Tuesday night gave the impression that she intends to stay until the bitter end, which will serve no purpose other than to let her push her vindictive platform and opinions, like the time at her CNN town hall when she took a mean-spirited jab at voters who believe in traditional marriage.
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Because if an impeachment fails to remove the president, they would get the worst of all worlds: A divisive public debate that stalls their agenda, a base pissed off that they tried to unseat their red-hatted hero, and a famously vindictive president who now knows for sure just how much his own party hates him.
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Yet Grove, known at times as combative and vindictive to those who crossed him, was also pilloried for his role in one of the biggest missteps in Intel's history: the company's intransigence after a major calculating flaw was discovered in 1994 in Intel's flagship Pentium microprocessor, an error that Intel had known about but deemed too insignificant too fix.
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"Such an offer is nothing more than a veiled threat to continue to bring vindictive litigation against those former employees and contractors who waived their indemnification claims under the counsel on the steps that have been taken in the process and there is no requirement that the parties agree entirely on the sale process," the filing reads.
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"Every day, colleagues at news organizations forwarded me the emails blasted out by Allen's powerful publicist...Those emails featured talking points ready-made to be converted into stories, complete with validators on offer — therapists, lawyers, friends, anyone willing to label a young woman confronting a powerful man as crazy, coached, vindictive," Farrow wrote in a Hollywood Reporter guest column.
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Facebook says this can be done once an image may already be circulating or in the event a user suspects a malicious third party, like a vindictive former partner or someone abusing and harassing a victim online, may at some point in the future try and post the file to any Facebook-owned service or messaging product.
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In the end, he was a leader defined and confined by his own political upbringing—a petty, vindictive rabble-rouser trained to shake down corporations, bully local governments, incite grievance mongers, and prop-up shady nonprofits—ultimately exposing him as a president whose basic skill set (and instinct) was always geared to dividing up the pie, never growing it.
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" It is almost incomprehensible how bad Trump is at whipping votes, except it makes perfect sense when you realize that he is maximally vindictive while being minimally interested in the particulars of legislation—he's like Lyndon Johnson, if the only part of Johnson's political persona was "waves dick around at urinal to try to intimidate people.
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" He also said that he doesn't have personal animosity against Pelosi, but that she has "a stranglehold on the caucus right now that people recognize that if they come out against her now, that she'll turn all her allies against whoever steps up in a very vindictive way and it'll be very hard to win an election.
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And as I loved every part of red-haired Madeline's personality—the vindictive determination that made her want to climb the mountain just to prove others wrong, the anxiety of never making it, the introversion and shyness, and the trial and error of establishing personal boundaries—I found that I could find ways to love those parts of myself.
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But this isn't a fact that you, or I, or anyone outside the people he's revealed it to would know if it weren't for Survivor's April 12 episode, during which a member of Zeke's tribe outed him in a moment of vindictive desperation — while simultaneously declaring that Zeke was being deceptive by not revealing his transgender status.
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The sequel features two new narrators — a young woman who has been brought up in Gilead and a Canadian teenager who escaped the regime as an infant — and a third who will be familiar to fans of the original novel and show: Aunt Lydia, the terrifying, vindictive architect of Gilead's system for training women for reproductive servitude.
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We would have got through the moment, I think, coming to some sort of understanding—Allison wasn't vindictive, and I wasn't about to raise a fuss—but that same breeze swept across the lawn to flip back the edge of the T-shirt and expose the eyeless head of the pig, and that was all it took.
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What would Republicans say if a black man running for president spent a full year trash talking with vindictive insults and gave high school nicknames to his primary opponents, or if a black candidate tweeted a Star of David surrounded by dollar signs, or said a "Mexican" judge should be disqualified from hearing a case because he is Hispanic?
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Thursday afternoon, following the Homeland Security Department's decision to shutter new enrollments for New Yorkers in Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI and FAST, New York's Attorney General, Tish James, said she would fight the move, which she called a "vindictive" decision aimed at New York's recent law allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for drivers licenses and that limits DHS' access to drivers license records.
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"The idea of a major, multinational conglomerate being that petty and vindictive and really engaging in an act of retribution against an outlet, and against reporters who had nothing to do with the thing that they were angry about, gave some insight into the length they were willing to go against anyone who didn't toe the Disney company line," Bailey said.
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His "follow-up with threats on December 19 that he would intentionally deprive the parties' son of his mother and primary care giver and cause [their son] to be placed into protective custody further illustrate that [Avenatti] is angry and vindictive, and has no regard for any emotional harm caused to his son, his daughter, or to Lisa," it added.
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I communicated to Felipe and Jay in the strongest terms that deleting these posts is a mistake, and that disappearing true posts about public figures simply because they have been targeted by a lawyer who conspired with a vindictive billionaire to destroy this company is an affront to the very editorial ethos that has made us successful enough to be worth acquiring.
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Suspiria is about female power: the strength of the female body to writhe and contort in dance, both sensual and vicious; the regenerative power to give life; the intensity of sisterhood, and the vindictive need to hurt those — male or female — that flout it; the potency of simmering, repressed anger, and the devastation that it leaves in its wake once unleashed.
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"I consider him to be a malicious and malignant figure on the American political landscape — cruel, crude, vindictive, obsessive, narcissistic, a nativist and xenophobe, a man who seems to relish demeaning and dehumanizing others," wrote Peter Wehner, a former director of the White House Office of Strategic Initiatives under President George W. Bush and friend of Mr. Ryan's, in an opinion article.
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It's often said that white-collar criminals should not be treated better than no-collar ones, and yet the taste for punishing the white-collar miscreant is no less vindictive—indeed, there's depressing social-science research showing that, once people are made aware of the inequities of the American criminal-justice system, they want even harsher penalties for white-collar offenders.
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"This redundant and vindictive indictment is nothing more than a desperate attempt to make headlines in order to distract from the internal investigation launched to investigate the outrageous leaking of false information by the Chicago Police Department and the shameless and illegal invasion of Jussie's privacy in tampering with his medical records," Geragos said in a statement reported by TheWrap.
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If this nightmare scenario for Democrats and America unfolds on Election Day, a vindictive and triumphant Trump — having won a victory for the politics of hatred, fear and national division — will stand alongside Republican leaders of the new Republican Congress feeling he has achieved an unstoppable dominance over his party, our country and every branch of government with all checks and balances destroyed.
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Well, unless her dad wanted to overturn it because doing so satisfied two of his top 10 vindictive fixations (constraining women's independence and destroying the legacy of America's first black president), but Ms. Trump would absolutely offer a better replacement solution, such as saying the words "child care credit" and "female entrepreneurs" repeatedly near a camera while wearing a blush-pink toggle coat.
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Barbra StreisandBarbara (Barbra) Joan StreisandBarbra Streisand calls for end to 'antiquated' Electoral College Trump's vindictive pettiness renders him incapable of taking the high road Ocasio-Cortez: If male politicians could get pregnant, there'd be as many Planned Parenthood clinics as post offices MORE is calling the Electoral College an "assault on our democratic principles," saying it's time for the institution to end.
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When Michelle Wolf acted like Donald Trump, she contributed to lowering the standards of our democracy, and insulted the great notion of a free press — which should bring a civil clash of ideas by reporting competing points of view — as much as Trump lowers the standards of democracy with his vindictive attacks against his political opponents and the free press.
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" He writes that the job of the news media is to hold the president accountable, the job of activists is to resist policies they find objectionable, and the job of the president is to "set an example of calmness, decency and rationality — to rise above the pettiness and the vindictive shovel fights occurring in the darker corners of the internet.
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M. Cioran What will happen once the authentic mass man takes over, we do not know yet, although it may be a fair guess that he will have more in common with the meticulous, calculated correctness of Himmler than with the hysterical fanaticism of Hitler, will more resemble the stubborn dullness of Molotov than the sensual vindictive cruelty of Stalin.
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For much of his second term, Christie was doing something other than governing, first playing defense on the scandal surrounding the vindictive and gratuitous closure of multiple lanes to the George Washington Bridge to punish a political rival and then, astoundingly, running for the Republican Presidential nomination, and finally in glum servitude to the man who beat him out to become the eventual nominee.
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Salma Hayek told a radio show Friday that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE once attempted to date her, only to become vindictive when she turned him down.
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Violence against virtual bodies, bodies that look, bleed, and die with real-enough-to-fool-you physics, was a highlight of my vindictive teenage existence, but something changed on the road to 30, and now I take no pleasure in watching a lifelike figure lose control of its appendages, collapse to the pavement, and drown face down in a puddle of its own blood.
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He has twice rejected this annual occasion where artists ranging from left-wing Barbra StreisandBarbara (Barbra) Joan StreisandTrump's vindictive pettiness renders him incapable of taking the high road Ocasio-Cortez: If male politicians could get pregnant, there'd be as many Planned Parenthood clinics as post offices Trio of causes brings famous songstresses to Capitol Hill MORE to right-wing Charlton Heston have been honored.
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The fact he has been courageous enough to go as an actor to a place where you don't know whether to love him or hate him; you don't know whether it's from insecurity or certitude; you don't know whether it's because he desperately needs another success, or because he believes in something artistic and he's being manipulative, or because he's just being a vindictive SOB.
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He is so manifestly unfit for office, so reckless in violating the fundamental tenets of democracy, so personally unstable and vindictive, that it could only be a matter of a few short years before he is either driven from the White House by impeachment or voted out of office by the majority of Americans who consider him a dangerous fraud and a national embarrassment.
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A generation ago, in his masterly account "Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution," Foner detailed why the attempt to rebuild the country on a racially egalitarian footing after the Civil War failed: political factionalism, financial corruption and the vindictive President Andrew Johnson's efforts to subvert reform; an economic depression that triggered "a resurgence of overt racism"; and a campaign of terror against blacks that went unchecked by law enforcement.
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But at the same time, bigger picture, I believe that our country has become excessively punitive and vindictive about remarks that people find offensive or racist and that we need to try and move beyond that if we can, particularly in a case where the person is, in this case to me, like a comedian whose words should be taken in a slightly different light.
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Chloë has indicated some in the above, and I agree with her that the painter paid insufficient attention to the primacy of her work's content over her own practiced, formalist approach, and that Hannah Black failed to recognize that her call to destroy the work was far too self-serving, opposing what she structures as a weak and apologist position against one that is tyrannical and vindictive.
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Writing in the September 23, 2003 edition of the Washington Post, Howard Kurtz (another person who would eventually make the jump from CNN to Fox News) quoted Irena Birganti, a notoriously vindictive Fox News PR person:After his wife was deluged with obscene calls, Carlson says, he went to Fox's Capitol Hill bureau Friday to complain, and was told his number would be taken down if he apologized on the air.
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Former Facebook employee and Wired writer Antonio Garcia Martinez sums it up, saying this kind of vindictive, intentionally destructive leak fills Facebook's leadership with "horror": The fact that some Facebooker would place their personal grudge and views above the interests of the company fills anyone on the home team with horror (in the same way that the current administration colluding with foreigners to secure a domestic victory does Americans).
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Continuing the aggression of Republicans who habitually attack and often slander the highest-ranking women in the Democratic Party, such as Pelosi and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, Pelosi has been vilified and demeaned with a never-ending onslaught of vindictive partisan GOP attacks over the last decade.
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He wages aggressive political war against countless Americans he treats as political enemies, diplomatic war against our democratic allies in Europe, partisan war against special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE who investigates Russia's continuing attack against America, and cultural war against minority groups he offends with vindictive insults to rally his political base.
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Older, more conservative people, a majority of whom voted to leave, tend to be more critical of the couple and defensive of Queen Elizabeth II. Where Prince Harry and Meghan's defenders see a multiracial, trans-Atlantic family seeking refuge from a vindictive press and the hidebound traditions of royal life, critics see a self-indulgent pair who want the perks of royalty without its responsibilities, forsaking queen and country for the stardust of Hollywood.
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It would probably be an overstep to say the film is attempting to comment on Andersson and Ulvaeus' relationships with Fältskog and Lyngstad, but certain moments certainly feel like it: When Donna tells one of her former flames that she "thank[s] God that [she doesn't] have some middle-aged, menopausal man running [her] life", you can't help but think of Andersson and Ulvaeus writing bitter, vindictive songs for Fältskog and Lyngstad to sing long after their respective marriages had ended.
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