"But she acted like she didn't hear me," Anna said.
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She acted like she thinks he is the funniest ever.
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She acted like nothing had happened and washed it out.
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The one it generally acted like it forgot it owned?
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It acted like something cool my kids like to use.
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I acted like I didn't care I was attracting attention.
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I acted like I didn't care people were noticing me.
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He's stepped up and acted like a husband would act.
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I was shy but acted like a big man anyway.
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They acted like buddies in a scene belying the truth.
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"The stairway acted like a chimney," the fire commissioner said.
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"Cardi should have never acted like that," the onlooker remarked.
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I acted like a human being when no one cared.
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Sabrina Ashlee Bruce All the characters acted like real humans.
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"She just acted like a professional," Katelynn Serrata, 8, said.
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He did not understand why he had acted like that.
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This isn't the first time these Republicans have acted like this.
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I wanted to create a culture where people acted like that.
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He looked and sounded and acted like Christ in many ways.
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The ISS has acted like a peacekeeping force in the past.
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He acted like a fuckboi a lot, which drove me crazy.
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But I acted like I ate it, I didn't eat it.
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" Sailor says of her mom, "She's never acted like a diva.
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He never acted like he was one of the Founding Fathers.
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Having a private club like that acted like a safe harbor.
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One night I dropped $30,000 and acted like I didn't care.
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They certainly acted like they were when I asked about it.
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He acted like it was the biggest embarrassment of his life.
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But the gems acted like bullet-proof vests, prolonging the execution.
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Nobody acted like anything wrong was happening, but I was humiliated.
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And he acted like royalty, even if it endangered his life.
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"He acted like he had been struck by lightning," she said.
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He acted like a cyber bully and threatened her with prosecution.
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We acted like fools who naïvely believed a bunch of words.
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The researchers believe they acted like colonial amoebae or slime molds.
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The party resumed, and our guests acted like nothing had happened.
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During her teen years, Cara often acted like a demon possessed her.
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She acted like she was totally surprised that Jon Snow was alive.
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Some guy with a microphone who acted like he owned the world.
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And on Tuesday night in Ohio, her 11 rivals acted like it.
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Spencer says that he often acted like an asshole for screen time.
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At 16, she looked and acted like a normal 16-year-old.
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"They acted like they had never seen a woman before," Sellars says.
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"They slept; they ate; they acted like normal passengers," one woman said.
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Then Higgs accidentally let loose a throw that acted like a cutter.
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And in their day, they acted like coral, building and growing together.
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And yet Republicans haven't acted like conviction politicians when defending this bill.
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"He acted like an old friend I didn't recognize," Ms. Gryaznevich recalled.
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But in practice, Mr. Davidson said, Congress has not acted like that.
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She thought it was hilarious and I acted like I did too.
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Came back and acted like I had just taken a phone call.
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She told police "he looked and acted like her husband," the report states.
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Chyna has long acted like her number one priority isn't raising her kids.
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With my first baby, I acted like nothing changed, when really everything did.
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I acted like I couldn't hear her because the music was too loud.
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"Kamala got up on stage and acted like an energized woman," Hegen said.
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Even before getting elected, he acted like a missile without a guidance system.
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"When he left, he acted like nothing happened," the woman told the Times.
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"When he left, he acted like nothing happened," the woman told the outlet.
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THEY HAVE ACTED LIKE CARNIVORES, WHO USED THE WORLD TO ENRICH ONLY THEMSELVES.
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"Nobody acted like anything wrong was happening, but I was humiliated," she says.
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And on the floor of the Wells Fargo Center, they acted like it.
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The president acted like he didn&apost know that she had been fired.
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Some of those people acted like violent robbers and broke into neighbors' apartments.
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Rotaxanes bending thin layers of gold acted like an artificial muscle, he found.
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"You have acted like in a real banana republic," Mr. Homs said Wednesday.
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Barry McCaffrey said Trump acted like "an eighth grader" by going after McRaven.
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She looked like us, talked like us, acted like us, suffered like us.
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"We acted like we were going to the beach as tourists," Vazquez said.
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"I acted like everything was O.K. but inside I was crushed," she said.
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" He told reporters Trudeau had "acted like someone who has something to hide.
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Their combined soft tissues may have acted like a buffer against the heat.
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He acted "like a tough guy all the time," Bradley said in court.
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Yet on LGBTQ issues, he acted like a man ahead of his time.
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While Obama may be a lame-duck President, he's acted like anything but.
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"Today, the president acted like a human, and he pushed back," McDaniel said.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: I think the Republicans acted like the defense team of Donald Trump.
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He often acted like a big kid, throwing girls around and making dumb jokes.
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The temperature and brightness of the object acted like a fingerprint for the element.
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What if he had a stomach ache and, you know, acted like a dog?
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But the teachers acted like everything was normal, saying nothing about Chernobyl or radiation.
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Having never acted like a grownup, I doubt I will start on February 8.
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"We basically recreated capillaries, creating microchannels that acted like a capillary bed," said Atala.
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"He's stepped up and acted like a husband would act," Fisher said of Lautner.
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Jackie Kennedy and Nancy Reagan had favorite designers who acted like in-house couturiers.
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He has acted like a turd and deserves to get flushed into obscurity. Damn!
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"They acted like giddy teenagers at a high school dance," says a fellow attendee.
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They acted like jackasses to cover the tracks that someone made to detain me.
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The whole time, he never acted like a superstar, never even used his money.
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So many men who looked and acted like him were content to be brawlers.
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Still, the administration acted like it knows it had a perception problem on Thursday.
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A different man ran up to me and acted like he was my father.
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Rand Paul acted like his ex-best friend had awkwardly walked into a party.
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They were told they were superior, but then punished if they acted like it.
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The mechanics got to work, and Juan Martín acted like he was supervising them.
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Maybe they're kidding themselves, but the Angels haven't acted like a team in retreat.
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Within a few weeks, people were joking that they acted like a married couple.
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In going into the plaintiff's lair, Cabana acted like a wrestler; that is to say, he acted like no personal bridges had been or ever could be burned, and no matter how bad things get in wrestling, you can always do business.
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"He was very rude and acted like a tough guy," one of the officials said.
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"Trump walked into this place and acted like nobody had ever acted before," Leamer says.
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Each set of results acted like fertilizer sprinkled on weeds: A forest of distortion flourished.
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I believed them every single time because they acted like they knew something I didn't.
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Aaron Kurcz, Sophomore, Closer: [San Jacinto] just acted like they had won the World Series.
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Ms. Smith treated me like I was her star student, so I acted like it.
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I was told I acted like a girl and was bullied and shamed for that.
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"I think that I've acted like a child enough during the seven years," she admitted.
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"Former DC Attorney: 'Out of control' Comey 'acted like he was attorney general,'" read another.
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But not all Poles acted like Sendler, who rescued 2,500 Jewish children from the Germans.
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Trump also gave a whacky interview to ABC in which he acted like a child.
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But, fans probably didn't even notice, since Lopez acted like there was absolutely nothing wrong.
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I introduced myself to the clerk, and he acted like he didn't even see me.
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He certainly acted like he heard us," he said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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In crashes, the rails have sometimes acted like spears, capable of impaling drivers and passengers.
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"We acted like we were saving the world one handbag at a time," she said.
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Hazel acted like a bridal party pro until the reception when nature started to call.
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The reason, Mr. Horenstein said, was that ages of glacial abrasion had acted like sandpaper.
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He wouldn't have known that, though, because I acted like they were my favourite band.
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When my mother eventually found out, my family acted like a loved one had died.
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The theocratic regime could not long survive if the Islamic republic acted like most nations.
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When I met Leonard Cohen, I was a failed writer, and I acted like one.
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Some cities and provinces had acted like "independent kingdoms," scoffing at central policies, he said.
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He bucked, balked, bolted and basically acted like an adolescent being hauled to summer school.
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Some threw their hands in the air, others acted like they didn't hear the questions.
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"Khloé has acted like she is single for a while," a source told PEOPLE on Tuesday.
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Later, toward men I acted like a nasty bitch, but it was because I wasn't myself.
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CNN, they barely covered it, and conspiracy TV MSNBC literally acted like it wasn&apost happening.
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The mice also acted like they were on THC, moving slowly and showed decreased body temperature.
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For a guy who brags about not being a politician, he sure acted like one yesterday.
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Microsoft acted like a company that could do what it wanted, and it pretty much did.
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He's gone pretty far with this, and has acted like a deranged person on several occasions.
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The canton's courts acted "like a holy inquisition" in dealing with Mr Elmer, says Mr Pieth.
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Gruden came in and threw Griffin straight to the wolves, then acted like an innocent bystander.
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And, as Belle puts it, many people acted like Scott was being "dramatic" with his symptoms.
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"I think that I've acted like a child enough during the seven years," Glanville, 43, admitted.
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Plus, coming home was soooo much fun — I acted like I hadn't seen her in forever!
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But the next day, the markets acted like nothing happened, or that it wasn't an issue.
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It was a whole subculture of people who acted like they were in on a secret.
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Returning to Winterfell at last, Bran acted like a college kid who dropped too much acid.
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So, what is the point that they acted like she was like a missing person thing?
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I've acted like a machista, said ugly things, and I've let a lot of people down.
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Many congressional Republicans have acted like blackmailed Russian apparatchiks, not the lawmakers of an independent Republic.
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Mr. van Zweden acted like a group leader, drawing the players and audience into the work.
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Remember the kids in high school who acted like they were too cool for social media?
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"The stone vaulting acted like a firewall and it kept the worst heat away," he said.
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Instead of driving, we acted like passengers, trusting in the machine instead of our own eyes.
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Trump has often acted like the anti-Obama, reversing many of the former president's signature actions.
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"He acted like a little baby," said Dr. Perry, who said she disagreed with the ad.
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Chris Cuomo said she "acted like a punk" because "she wants to impress" President Donald Trump.
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He showed himself or acted like a very, very gentle man that would never hurt anything.
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They acted like generals, corporate executives or football coaches navigating complex and uncertain environments to win.
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The Fed stepped in and acted like the plumber by pumping in vast amounts of cash.
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From that point, I acted like I already had 100 hits and a long-lasting career.
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They hardly looked or acted like rock stars, as the world had come to know them.
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In fact, he says Mike Wilson acted like "one of the guys" ... but Maci made him uncomfortable.
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NeNe acted like we made up, but while the face may have changed, the rotten personality didn't.
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Driving the news: Throughout the history of capitalism, wealthy and powerful companies have effectively acted like governments.
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And men who dressed and acted like women faced mockery, more so than the other way round.
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Bone says the guy acted like a true pro -- he got up and continued to ball out.
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Her positive way is what kept her alive … She acted like there was nothing wrong with her.
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I just walked away and acted like nothing was going on and back in my own world.
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"He's stepped up and acted like a husband would act," Fisher added, likely to Lourd's utter embarrassment.
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"They acted like giddy teenagers at a high school dance," an onlooker told PEOPLE after the bash.
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It looked and acted like actual ground beef, and added a strong flavor foundation to the sauce.
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Plus, coming home was soooo much fun — I acted like I hadn&apost seen her in forever!
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Besides shutting down the erosion, the Nootka lupine acted like a fertilizer factory at almost no cost.
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The family "acted like ninjas" to keep the funeral in Porterville, California, from gaining attention, Freeman said.
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Customers had no idea their collections were in danger since the company acted like everything was fine.
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I believe healthcare is a right not a privilege and I wish our country acted like that.
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He acted like everyone's granddad and was on a first name basis with entire families of regulars.
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However, the Office of Government Ethics says presidents have always acted like they are bound by those laws.
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He acted like a major leaguer when he wasn't, and truthfully it pissed off a lot of people.
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Brown certainly acted like he was exonerated Wednesday, when he mingled in public, proclaiming his love for everyone.
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People's identities were tied to their résumés, which meant that they acted like their bosses were always looking.
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Punk, in taking such violent umbrage to what he perceived as a betrayal, acted like a normal person.
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Let's just say the non-Newtonian fluid explosions were so much better (and they acted like a solid).
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"Schweiger acted like he knew how to box, and Gerald gave him the ones and twos," Wise laughs.
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They acted like they knew me and what sort of person I was, and what my morals were.
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When the Vaporfly was first unveiled, critics of the shoe speculated that the plate acted like a spring.
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He had a lot of leftist positions but he looked, sounded and acted like where he was from.
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In the fifth grade, his teacher complained to Mr. Rahami that Ahmad acted like a king in class.
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In short ... the judge said if it looked like a marriage and acted like a marriage, they're married.
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"I always acted like it was a strange question," Odum, the city clerk in Montpelier, Vermont, told CNN.
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The apartment's stairway acted "like a chimney" and the fire rapidly spread through the apartment building, Nigro said.
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But it acted like a system in which if you didn't agree with it, you were a heretic.
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Then Rosenstein stood by Barr while Barr gave a press conference in which he acted like Trump's lawyer.
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His teacher at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California, Kaitlin Holt, acted like a hero, Mendoza said.
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And it's acted like it's a big deal, like they want a pat on the back for it.
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During his entire time in Saigon, Lodge acted like a proconsul and advocated ever larger American military intervention.
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I was secretly happy when people told me I acted like a boy or noticed masculine traits of mine.
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The dog acted like an old friend, resting her head in his lap, but Joel had to be sure.
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They acted like it was no big deal just to send them our ids and pics of our cards.
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The ground simply lost its strength and turned to mush beneath people's feet, creating mud that acted like quicksand.
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Although he acted like a weight was lifted off his shoulders this weekend ... he's not off the hook yet.
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Although economists debate the impact on the real economy, QE acted like a turbo booster for the stock market.
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When questioned by female Senators he acted like a bully, often interrupting and improperly posing questions to his interrogator.
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The one with a painting on a cover that people acted like was the high mark of modern art.
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For millions of people, the videos have acted like a kind of audio therapy or alternative entertainment for years.
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The stairwell to the second floor from the first floor, where the fire was set, acted like a chimney.
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"Some of you, when you shook my hand, you acted like you didn't want to touch me," she said.
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"Women are disordered if they acted like women; women are disordered if they didn't act like women," she said.
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Henry Kissinger said Deng had acted like any other world leader who saw its main square occupied by protesters.
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So let's talk about five big reasons he probably acted like he did, ranked from most to least likely.
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If the beams holding up 8 giant bells had collapsed, they could have acted "like wrecking balls," destroying the tower.
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But Joe Scarborough, host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, thought she could have acted, like, a little happier about it. Smile.
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That ice may have acted like a blanket and kept the water warm enough underneath to remain as a liquid.
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The four of them simply acted like peers, and their relationships went beyond what happened in front of Kosofsky's lens.
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But Mr. Tayback argued that Mr. Cosby had never acted like a star seeking special treatment in challenging the case.
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It developed a smartphone app that acted like a wallet, facilitating customer transactions via the app with existing banking infrastructures.
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We had business managers who told us to stop spending but we acted like we knew what we were doing.
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I took all my performer credentials and put it to use, and acted like I was smarter than I was.
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That Uber and Lyft acted like scabs, at a moment when labor was seeking solidarity, should come as no surprise.
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Tyrion acted like it was this romantic thing—where else can we send those pesky cripples, bastards, and broken things!
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Ruffles told me that, from a young age, Slat acted like a grownup and preferred D.I.Y. fairs to amusement parks.
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And every study of prior market years that acted like 2017 leaves the benefit of the doubt with the bulls.
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"He came back and forth three times and acted like a big kid inside a toy store," Mr. Izzo said.
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In other words, Ripa broke one rule that her job required of her: She acted like a normal human being.
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Mattis told associates after a separate incident that Trump acted like "a fifth- or sixth-grader," according to the book.
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"Males acted like governors of fiefdoms, structuring how all mountain lions across the landscape interacted with each other," he said.
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Thompson claims he then masturbated on the bed next to her ... then acted like nothing happened once he was finished.
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It's also a terrifying look at what the world would be like if everyone looked and acted like Evan Weiss.
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Bourdain admitted in a 2017 interview with The Guardian that, for a time, he acted like a stereotypical tyrranical chef.
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Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's first chief executive after the 1997 handover, was a tusi who acted like a liuguan.
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The document, called an "i-card" for short, acted like an arrest warrant and appeared on Mr. Lockett's criminal record.
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In response to his comments, Lowe and two colleagues acted like old-school restorers, making touch-ups with a brush.
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He just looked like a Hall of Famer, played like a Hall of Famer, acted like a Hall of Famer.
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The archeologists believe the pits would have acted like an ancient cooler, helping in the beer-making process and with storage.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — After losing the Iowa caucuses, Donald J. Trump acted like a heavyweight champion who had just been knocked down.
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I acted like I had no idea what they were talking about, but they would not let me off the hook.
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"Tristan never really acted like he cared after Khloé decided to not return to Cleveland after last summer," adds the source.
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He came in the next day with a new phone and acted like he hadn't made a scene the day before.
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This acted like a map, creating a single region as an origin point: the Makgadikgadi-Okavango palaeo-wetland in southern Africa.
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Luckily, Davis wrote, her daughter doesn't seem to be able to feel the burn and hasn't acted like it bothers her.
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" Still, says the insider, "In Tamron Hall style, she went on air and acted like the classy professional that she is.
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Hamlin managed to capture the epic meet-up for her Instagram story, noting that Lawrence acted like she'd seen a ghost.
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President Trump has certainly acted like someone with much to fear from the various investigations into Russia's role in the election.
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One Starbucks customer recently demonstrated the right thing to do when you've acted like an utter ass to someone serving you.
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However, I can't shake the feeling that my synaesthesia acted like a magician, pulling back the curtain on the visual world.
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However, I can't shake the feeling that my synesthesia acted like a magician, pulling back the curtain on the visual world.
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"All too often in the last two years the president has acted like he is in the fifth grade," said Rep.
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Roddick, now 33, recalled moments during his reign when he avoided the news media or acted like a self-described punk.
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"Unfortunately Barstool Sports has idiots in our company much like many other companies and those idiots acted like idiots," Portnoy said.
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On priestly sexual abuse, for example, he has acted like a highhanded cleric of old instead of taking firm, clear action.
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And outside of her home, Franklin acted like a regular Detroit resident; she would stop to pick up her own groceries.
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If a citizen-juror acted like a Senate juror, he or she would be removed and held in contempt of court.
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Instead, it acted like a parasite by using human hosts, allowing it to control their bodies and move around freely, undetected.
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Going up to "spicy," the boost in chile acted like a magnifying lens, articulating each flavor, and I started to purr.
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Later that day, I wondered on Facebook what would happen if a man acted like a bird and crossed that fence.
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And then Middle Tennessee acted like pulling off one of the biggest upsets in NCAA Tournament history was no big deal.
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Emma had a loose theory that parents who acted like puppeteers, closely monitoring their nannies, tended to have defiant, tetchy children.
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Mattis told associates that Trump "acted like — and had the understanding of — 'a fifth- or sixth-grader,' " according to the book.
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His lawyers argued that she had not acted like a victim during the period in which she said she was raped.
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The bus conductor stood beside my seat and acted like he wanted to fix something on the inside of my seat.
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"I was open about being upset about not having time with Colton and you acted like you were genuinely concerned," Courtney says.
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That's a very different approach from a solipsistic company that's long acted like its devices were the only ones in the universe.
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President Duterte acted like a feudal king who thinks that being the President is an entitlement to do anything that he pleases.
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It's also not the first time that Schlossberg has harassed people and acted like a true-and-tried racist in public, either.
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The original Smart Keyboard debuted three years ago with a design that acted like a cover and folded out into a keyboard.
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I found that if you acted like you knew what you were doing, people would believe you knew what you were doing.
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Kendall tells this amazing story about how Kourtney acted like they didn't know each other while at church and it's so Kourtney.
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The most egotistical part of the saga, though, was that NBC acted like the U.S. gold-medal event hadn't even taken place.
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Why it matters: Trump often acted like a bystander during the special counsel's investigation, venting his frustration on Twitter and with reporters.
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People who lived that lifestyle, it seemed they acted like they were better than you because they worked out and ate healthy.
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Keith was a sweet kid who didn't get into trouble, his mother said, even if he sometimes acted like a typical teenager.
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The scariest part was that whenever a reporter broached the idea of retirement, Henderson acted like he never imagined the day coming.
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Empathy makes the tale of Pizza Rat so much cuter Basically, the free rat acted like an self-centered, cocoa-fueled jerkwad.
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Soko paid her own bills—she scored a movie gig right when she landed in Paris—and acted like a baby adult.
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"Being a fan of the show, naturally I awkwardly acted like a lowly peasant in the presence of a god," said Ellinghaus.
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I can testify that some of the people who showed up at the Pokémon Go meetup in Chicago acted like, well, fanatics.
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It was the reign of Lance Armstrong, and not only was he treated like a king, but he also acted like one.
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They talked and acted like other American kids, but couldn't work or go to college because they didn't have Social Security numbers.
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I saw him on an airplane in Switzerland, and he literally acted like he wanted to run the fuck away from me.
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They were known as thermonuclear because their ignition required the blistering heats of an exploding atom bomb, which acted like a match.
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The guy who was seated next to me on the first plane saw me and acted like he had seen a ghost.
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PAULISTA, Brazil — On the bed next to her brother, Ana Vitória da Silva Araújo acted like the 1-year-old she was.
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So looking at this another way, North Korea just acted like an established nuclear power and received praise from Trump for it.
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"The delusional thinking was, 'I knew that she wanted to talk to me even though she acted like she didn't," Galietta explains.
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" Notes the source, "Sofia acted like Scott's friend and you could tell she was trying a gentle approach to get his kids' approval.
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The notion that Trump acted like a perfectly opportunistic algorithm following audience reactions is something the mathematician Cathy O'Neil observed in August 2016.
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It was great, because they had padding underneath the armor for fighting, but the body armor acted like a stunt pad as well.
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"I think we've acted like [husband and wife] for the past few years so it'll be nice to make it official," he says.
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She was there in a professional capacity, writing an article about their happy marriage, and after the incident Trump acted like nothing happened.
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" The source added, "Sofia acted like Scott's friend and you could tell she was trying a gentle approach to get his kids' approval.
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It would be disappointing if Zayn emerged from the One Direction machine and spoke and acted like Simon Cowell once expected him to.
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When Ms. Diski acted like the teenager she was, sneaking out of windows or bringing boys home, Lessing would become empurpled with rage.
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"It acted like it was out of fluid for a second, and then it just blew up," Moffitt said on the team radio.
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While they were never romantically involved, he called her his old lady and acted like a jealous boyfriend when she brought dates around.
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So for a while, Twitter acted like the first lady had revealed herself to be Queen Bavmorda, and all was levity and mirth.
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Instead, McPhee acted like a charity, allowing Murray to give him Clayton Stoner and Shea Theodore instead of grabbing either Vatanen or Manson.
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Prosecutors argue that the he acted like Melgen's "personal senator" and that the two men's arrangement began in 2006 and lasted until 2013.
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Prosecutors argue that the senator acted like Melgen's "personal senator" and that the two men's arrangement began in 2006 and lasted until 2013.
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He was acerbic and often acted like the smartest guy in the room, usually because he was the smartest guy in the room.
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Dr. Brucks says only a few apes, though, have acted like the African grey parrots, aiding others with no clear benefit to themselves.
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"There are some who have acted like this, and that is repugnant, but not everyone has," he told Catholic publication Crux in May.
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"She kind of acted like the mother of the au pairs," said Nikki Rodriguez, a Maplewood resident and representative of Au Pair Care.
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"She kind of acted like the mother of the au pairs," said Nikki Rodriguez, a Maplewood resident and representative of Au Pair Care.
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Weber points out that the valleys could have acted like channels for wind, causing the speeds to accelerate as the storm passed through them.
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The nanoparticles acted like solar panels, so the new hybrid organism produced acetic acid not only from carbon dioxide, but also water and light.
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Martin Schulz, the Social Democrat (SPD) challenger to Chancellor Angela Merkel in Germany's national election in September, said the militants had acted like terrorists.
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But a small part of me will also miss the days when a movie about street racing cars featured cars that acted like cars.
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I've always acted like one (hello, as a child, I used a kitchen timer to keep track of every step in my bedtime routine).
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Israel has always acted like this in Gaza, because it can; the West Bank, by comparison, seems like an island of moderation and enlightenment.
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Where other Italian politicians might squirm with embarrassment, Salvini acted like the investigation was a medal of honour, with his audience as happy accomplices.
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"Instead of having a New York-style restaurant, I acted like I was in New York, and I created an international restaurant," explains Antoine.
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He is the smartest person I have ever known -- and he never, ever acted like (or felt like) the smartest person in the room.
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In 2016, when feds started digging into the Providence mill, Salemme acted like someone who'd been tipped off, fleeing to Connecticut with $28,000 cash.
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"He acted like he was coming over to see Hunter," said Ms. Curtin, an elementary and special education major aiming to graduate in 2000.
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But that he and his colleagues very much acted like a newsroom, vetting stories before allowing each "content module" to rise to "trending" level.
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Kyrgios, 22, acted like a supportive big brother, offering frequent encouragements, and Tsitsipas, 1733, followed Kyrgios on Instagram soon after they got off court.
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The private eyes acted like secret agents, using encrypted phones and dropping cash for the two men in a box behind a post office.
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Several years ago, when Heinze was working as a 911 dispatcher in Michigan, a woman called and acted like she was calling her mother.
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The first five minutes of the match looked like a disaster as Angle and Triple H slowly acted like they were hurting each other.
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He acted like he was an underdog, despite having led in the polls for months, and complained a lot about negative treatment from the competition.
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When the mother met Tietsort at a McDonald's to pick up the boys three hours later, Tietsort allegedly acted like the baby was still alive.
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The electrician told WABC that as he was being chocked another man acted like he was going to help, but shoved him against a window.
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At what point, if you've acted like a friend or a spouse for long enough, even out of operational necessity, are you just a friend?
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Camille Grammar has opened up about her split from ex-husband Kelsey Grammar admitting that during their marriage, the star acted like she "didn't exist."
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My parents recognized that, so they acted like parents for one of the very first times in my life and took me to Planned Parenthood.
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Here are some of their best tips: When Mosier brought Doug the Pug home, she noticed that he in many ways acted like a diva.
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This atmosphere would have acted like a conduit, allowing materials to be exchanged between the Earth and the impactor's magma, which eventually formed the Moon.
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He has acted like a guilty man trying to hide something instead of a righteous man knowing the truth will help him past this hurdle.
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"I can say that all too often in the last two years the President has acted like he is in the fifth grade," said Rep.
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"They just absorbed that floodwater beautifully — they acted like a shock absorber," said Mr. Carlon, who farms blueberries in the northern valley town of Chico.
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But when Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, pressed him on whether he agreed that Mr. Putin "has acted like a thug," Mr. Mnuchin demurred.
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When fertility treatments failed, her colleagues minimized her distress and acted like she should "get over it," an attitude they wouldn't have with their patients.
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For tens of thousands of years, permafrost has acted like a freezer, keeping 2000,21 gigatons (billion tons) of plant matter carbon trapped in the soil.
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We've been through this farming to manufacturing, and the reason I got the idea for it is Marc Andreessen acted like it was no big.
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And people think that you have this personal thing against Donald Trump, and there have been lots of Republican presidents, but they acted like presidents.
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When she was little, she'd always play boys and get drilled, and she always acted like she never lost but just ran out of time.
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"I acted like a person completely out of control … and said things I do not believe to be true and which are despicable," he said.
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W. acted like the heir of Ronald Reagan rather than of his own dad, who had alienated the conservative base and failed to win two terms.
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Like last week when I was standing outside your house behind that bush waiting for you to get home, you acted like you didn't see me.
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But the judge said Harrison acted like an "assassin" and called it a miracle Rodriguez&aposs name isn&apost etched into a nearby homicide victims memorial.
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She tried on championship hats, distracted her dad during post-game interviews, and acted like the typical Riley we all know, love, and wish to be.
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But for all the couples who acted like teenagers, there were as many as unshakably self-contained as if they had been married for 20 years.
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Kate Middleton's uncle Gary Goldsmith acted "like a nasty drunk" when he punched his wife unconscious, a London judge said during Goldsmith's sentencing in court Tuesday.
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A rock star hire, one of her ideas was that Yahoo could be a top-tier player again if it acted like her old employer, Google.
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That will be when we aren't progressing as a society because we've always acted like someone is watching us, watching our children, watching everything we do.
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This veneer may have acted like a shield, preventing the ice inside `Oumuamua from getting overheated and evaporating when the rock passed close by our Sun.
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The fact is I don't know about his state of mind (I don't know a lot of things) and I shouldn't have acted like I did.
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" She told Variety that "nobody acted like anything wrong was happening," but she felt "humiliated" by her interaction with "the most powerful man at the network.
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I was adjusting to being urinated on, so that was like, 'Oh, there's hot pee all over me,' and I kind of acted like a baby.
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Brokers roll in a relatively small community and would quickly sniff me out as an outsider if I acted like a member of their esteemed ranks.
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Another time when complaining about the media, he said the media would be "warming up the gas chamber" if Republicans acted like 2016 rival Hillary Clinton.
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"He's been a lower-court judge and acted like one for these past 19 years," said Neal K. Katyal, a former acting United States solicitor general.
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The longer I acted like "professional Anna" in the office, the more people took me seriously in a way they hadn't in my earlier office jobs.
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She had just transferred to Upland High less than a year ago, and was just a sophomore herself but looked and acted like a college student.
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The official Boston Fire Department report estimated it took between 2-4 minutes to spread 40 feet, and reach the stairwell, which acted like a chimney.
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And this guy, whether we like him or we don't, he is the only guy who is an outsider, and today he acted like a politician.
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After he got his winner's trophy, he acted like he was masturbating, complete with post-orgasmic nap, as the center of attention for the Saitama Super Arena.
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But then, one day before Halloween 2018, Apple graced us with a "new" Air, and people acted like it was the computer equivalent of a flying car.
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Last night, Trump acted like former Yankees right fielder Paul O'Neill was the reincarnation of Babe Ruth, as he crowed over his endorsement at a Florida rally.
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The president is exempt from the main federal conflict of interest law, though the OGE says past presidents have always acted like they were bound by it.
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Angelenos acted like they were bestowed a gift from above, while the rest of us groaned and slipped on the ice for the third time this winter.
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The insulation between the cladding and the concrete structure was also combustible, and the thin space between them acted like a chimney, funneling heat and flames upward.
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It details ways YouTube's "neural network" AI system acted like an "addiction engine," pushing users to consume more videos, regardless of the fringe nature of their content.
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" Porter and Smith were always in each others' lives, and Smith — who called off their relationship — even says, "We almost acted like we were boyfriends at times.
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"I spoke to Rinna and I said to her, 'I don't understand why Eden keeps inserting herself' and she acted like she didn't know why," she said.
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The kids feel like both Kris and Caitlyn have not acted like responsible adults when it came to them, and they have suffered deeply as a result.
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Likely because of how close they are in age, Hart acted like more of a peer to Noah than when he was interviewed by Stewart last year.
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And one of the first steps to get back on track -- moving out 3 months ago, even though they acted like a couple just 2 weeks ago.
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"This CNN segment is going viral — lots of tweeters saying @RepRohrabacher acted like a bully when @AnaCabrera tried to ask Q's and fact-check him," Stelter tweeted.
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It's why I acted like it was fine when someone I was in an exclusive relationship with wouldn't call or text me for days at a time.
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Some of the injuries resulted because the shattered stairs acted like sharp blades on the feet, heels, ankles and lower legs of the passengers, rescue workers said.
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"Victoria and I wanted to include aspects of wellness in the drink, not just have something that looked and acted like a cocktail without alcohol," Freihon says.
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Many friends and acquaintances wrote later of "how much she acted like and wanted to be a boy," Ms. Rioux writes — much, of course, like Jo herself.
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Despite any chemical difference, mice injected with PET acted like they were stoned—lazing around more, not moving for long periods of time, and feeling less pain.
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And I'm sure that no one would even care if you acted like your true self but it's something about us that doesn't let us do it.
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He wants someone to slot him into the role of villain, because he knows that he has acted like a villain and might still do so again.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Republicans tried to repeal and replace Obamacare over the summer, they acted like "a bunch of free range chickens", said Republican Senator John Kennedy.
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Democrats gripe that Pompeo acted like a Trump crony by, for example, distorting intelligence about Russia's effect on the 2016 presidential election in ways that favored Trump.
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But in the morning, when all that "fun" is over, there just might be a surprise performance review coming your way if you acted like a total dick.
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"When we told Koko, she acted like she didn't hear us for about 10 minutes," Ron Cohn, a biologist who worked with Koko, told the Los Angeles Times.
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Studies conducted after the heat wave showed that many people didn't feel safe enough to open their windows at night, and the buildings acted like a brick oven.
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But instead of complaining that it feels different with the glove on, Carr acted like a real man and threw absolute lasers and bombs to his receivers anyway.
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Our cat had all four roommates feeding him each day because he acted like he was starving and we didn't know that the other roommate already fed him.
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Verizon traded near its 183-week high on Friday, as its juicy yield has acted like a magnet for investors seeking refuge from the dull fixed income market.
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"If Trump hadn't acted like a petulant 5-year-old and tweeted about Nehlen then there is no story here," said GOP operative Brandon Scholtz, a Walker ally.
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The VCs would hire a CEO with a track record who looked and acted like the type of CEO Wall Street bankers expected to see in large companies.
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Management acted like it had just realized the threat posed by well-funded competitors, who don't mind spending heavily in an attempt to capture market share, Cramer said.
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Later he diagnosed a disorder doctors didn't believe could exist Lindsay suspected there might be something in his adrenal gland that acted like a tumor, but wasn't one.
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He chose the nickname because he thought it had a ring to it, had an attitude, and, well, women he'd dated told him he acted like a punk.
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When General Dwight Eisenhower commanded the landing at Normandy, his commander in chief acted like a leader of the free world when the free world was under attack.
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Some argue that California already has essentially acted like a separate country by signing agreements, or memorandums of understanding, with nations on issues as well as climate change.
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"She acted like a vulture, attacking weakened banks in order to create conditions for the plundering and redistribution of assets," he wrote in response to questions from Reuters.
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But you look at how markets have acted; they've acted like we're heading into this massive, sharp reacceleration in economic activity, and that just hasn't been our view.
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The researchers found that their newly developed virus acted like a highly attenuated vaccine in the animals and produced higher interferon production than the wild-type flu virus.
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He sat there for 229.4 minutes and finally spoke to someone, who acted like they were doing him a favor by deigning to talk about opening an account.
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During the vice presidential debate, Mike Pence didn't just lie about Trump's record — he acted like Kaine was crazy for mentioning real things that Trump did or said.
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One time, we took a limo out onto the field for homecoming and he popped out of it in the Freddie Bird costume and we acted like his bodyguards.
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Reynolds may play the good guy on the film, but his 2½-year-old daughter James acted like a thief on set — snatching candy from the craft service table.
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While every detail of North and Saint was released in a calculated manner, Rob and Chyna acted like two normal parents, ecstatically sharing the first photos of their newborn.
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So he did what any salty man does: he acted like a baby and threw a fit, snatching the ball from the woman and heaving it toward the field.
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Mueller's attorney offered follow-up questions to poke holes in Swift's allegations, but she stayed adamant in her claims: He grabbed her butt and then acted like nothing happened.
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And this might strike you as unusual, even though essentially every member of Washington's bipartisan political elite privately understands this is true and has long acted like it's true.
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The fabric on the skirt was draped in the front and back and acted like a high-fashion loin cloth, letting both of Jenner's supermodel-long legs roam free.
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Despite garnering multiple national freshman of the year awards, DeShields departed after only one season with the Tar Heels, later admitting she acted like a "knucklehead" as a freshman.
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Even though the Cold War was starting to draw down, with Reagan negotiating a peace with the Soviet Union, Vice President Bush acted like it was the late 1940s.
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A Fight for Medicare for all Demonstrates Democratic Determination Trump won because he sounded and acted like a bull in a china shop which is what angry voters wanted.
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He as acted like a nominee who believes it's more important to get the job than it is for him to have any respect when he has the job.
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Their friends were other people who acted like Yankees, even if they weren't real Yankees, like James Baker (the Hill School and Princeton had limited appeal in Houston then).
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President Trump is BLASTING Steve Kerr ... calling him a hypocrite who acted like a scared little boy when asked to comment on the relationship between the NBA and China.
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The point ... Brown is trying to show he's cool, calm and collected for the deposition -- unlike the FIRST time when the opposition claims he acted like a "belligerent" lunatic.
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Rather than behaving like the "loyal opposition," he said, they have acted like Mr. Trump is not the legitimate president and set out to sabotage his duly elected government.
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Throughout my 18 years bouncing between Palm Beach County (home to Boca Raton), South Beach, and Fort Lauderdale, I met tons of girls who looked and acted like Ariana Grande.
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Despite plenty of press coverage and a president who has at least said (if not acted like) the opioid crisis is a national emergency, the death toll won't stop climbing.
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In the case of this supernova, its light encountered a galaxy that acted like an optical lens would on Earth — focusing the light and splitting it in four different ways.
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Teresa Giudice thinks Sofia Vergara acted like a "bitch" during a photo-op, which is totally out of line because -- according to Teresa -- Sofia's an immigrant and oughta act nice.
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In fact, Karen says she actually appreciates the negative feedback -- aside from the Republican taunts -- saying her behavior is fair game for trolls because she acted like this in public.
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I get why no one ever brought it up, but part of me thinks it's kind of weird that everyone saw it and acted like it didn't happen, Jim included.
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Water makes an electrical connection, so the capacitive touchscreen, which uses the conductivity of our own fingers to respond, acted like someone was touching the 7-inch screen all over.
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The apartment's stairway acted like a chimney as the fire burst from the apartment, feeding the flames and allowing them to spread throughout the building, FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro said.
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When nothing was going on and we were just fuckin' bored, that's when we acted like real degenerates, especially if we were too drunk or on speed or angel dust.
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When Lacroix allegedly brought up his issues with the film, he said his employers acted like he was the one with a problem and then stopped talking to him altogether.
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Mr. Trump responded by parading Bill Clinton's female accusers in front of Hillary Clinton at the presidential debate in St. Louis, and acted like a man with nothing to lose.
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Some biblical scholars have concluded from this that Bach acted like an astute textual critic, poring over Calov's volumes and painstakingly comparing them, line by line, with other Lutheran Bibles.
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Even before the hard-line era of President Xi Jinping, the Communist Party has acted like a supersensitive corporation, blocking highly regarded historians like Mr. Shen from peering too deeply.
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But for the first time, an analysis of three of these vessels revealed residue associated with animal milk, suggesting these bowls acted like baby bottles used during the weaning process.
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The muscled, heavily proteined, dick- swinging guys acted like her entourage; they carried her bags, brought her coffee, and hung from her lingerie like they would their mother's apron strings.
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" Woodward reportedly said Mattis was "particularly exasperated and alarmed" after the meeting, "telling close associates that the president acted like — and had the understanding of — 'a fifth- or sixth-grader.
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" The caption read: "Our cat had all four roommates feeding him each day because he acted like he was starving and we didn't know that the other roommate already fed him.
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But this bullshit sob story, where we're supposed to feel bad that these people lost a tiny portion of their livelihoods because they both acted like scumbags, is astonishingly tone-deaf.
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Even though I acted like that, I was always searching for some sort of validation, and that's why I was very intense when I thought I was forming an actual connection.
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When she used CBD-infused treats for her Chihuahua-Dachshund mix, who has a fireworks phobia, he acted like his normal self, trembling much less, sitting with his owners and eating.
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The paper-like, reflective E Ink screens that Amazon uses in its Kindle e-readers aren't quite corks — books themselves are corks, whereas Kindles until now have acted like pure gadgets.
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Obamacare has always sounded like a tax, acted like a tax, and helped one group of Americans at the expense of another just like so many other taxes throughout our history.
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Those details — and concern for the public benefit — may be critical as the largest shareholder, which arguably has never acted like a typical shareholder, mulls over this latest potential tie-up.
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The apartment's stairway acted "like a chimney" as the fire burst from the apartment, feeding the flames and allowing them to spread throughout the building, FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro said Friday.
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The ice company came with blocks of ice and bags of crushed ice and they told me that if you used the crushed ice between the blocks it acted like mortar.
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At the news conference on Wednesday evening, where they first appeared dribbling soccer balls to cheers from the assembled crowd, the Wild Boars admitted that they had acted like normal boys.
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In his telling, they acted like a vise, with one supplying the labor and the other supplying the ideology; together they helped squeeze the American work force into its current shape.
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" Pinkett Smith went on to explain that her kids, Willow and Jaden, acted like the investigation was "their personal protest," despite their parents telling them to be "on their best behavior.
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That explains everything, including your lack of ambition, our breakup, and the fact that you've acted like a dick for half of this movie but we still find you sympathetic. Int.
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He traveled to Iowa and accompanied Mr. Trump to a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, where he acted like a bar bouncer keeping reporters away from his celebrity boss.
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My mentions became flooded with women sharing their own experiences, each one sounding like a setup for a tragic assault, each one illustrating times that men had acted like men, like humans.
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Image: Arvavi et al (2017)Astronomers have spotted something truly baffling: a new light 500 million light years away that looked exactly like a supernova...but acted like no supernova observed before.
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And this is the reason why Peter Strzok&aposs attorney didn&apost want him to be subpoenaed why he acted like he wanted to volunteer and he allow to speak to Congress.
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"In many ways these forces looked and acted like the Daesh fighters the Coalition has been targeting for two years," he said, referring to Islamic State by one of its Arab acronyms.
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It's a refreshing message in a time when some men accused of sexual misconduct have acted like they're owed a return to their high-profile careers after only minimal gestures of contrition.
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She even explained that she felt she owed it to the rest of her fans to continue with the meet-and-greet, which is why she acted like everything was initially fine.
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Chewbacca Mom had an adorable laugh, Ken Bone wore a red sweater, Gary from Chicago acted like a tourist, Chicken Nugget Kid wanted some free nuggs, and Hot Cop posted a selfie.
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He acted like he had the role in the bag: not in a confident, I earned this way; but with an You'd be an idiot not to hire me kind of arrogance.
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In 2012, researchers at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland famously found a particle that acted like the Higgs boson, an elusive and long-theorized particle that imbues mass to matter.
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Apple's chat service is now a full-blown messaging platform Apple's chat service, which before acted like a thin layer over your standard text message, is now a full-blown messaging platform.
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The Office of Compliance was set up in 1995 through the Congressional Accountability Act, after lawmakers and aides decided that the 535 separate offices of members acted like their own small businesses.
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The rubidium atoms in Dr. Cornell and Dr. Wieman's experiment acted like bosons — a fundamental class of particles named after Professor Bose — which cozy up to each other to form the condensate.
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Lenders should also no longer load up on bonds from their home countries so much because the link between banks and states had acted like a "fire accelerant" during the bloc's crisis.
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I have close friends, real friends, mentors, people who have in many ways acted like family to me, are my friends, and if it matters, some of them happen to be white.
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Researchers at the South Korean lab told the station that the dogs it had cloned have been healthy — and had almost always looked and acted like the dogs they were cloned from.
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In Japan, President Trump acted like a man who could never be fully present, defining his trip more by a focus on politics at home than diplomacy abroad, expressed daily on Twitter.
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" U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon, a George W. Bush appointee, initially ordered hearings after he said the Justice Department and the companies acted like his approval was a mere "rubber stamp.
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So I called county clerks, and Social Security offices, and put things in the mail, and in general acted like the softheaded, interfering boob I was, getting high off my own compassion.
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His tiny FlyBot prototype fitted in the palm of a hand and acted like a fruit fly, outmaneuvering hazards using a single camera and Garimella's own algorithm to 3D-map its environment.
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Gigaba said that in the last 12 months, some 450,000 South Africans had attacked women who dressed and acted like men in public, and 24,000 had beaten men for dressing like women.
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Haley, perhaps more than any other person in politics today, acted like she understands the real ideological fault lines in modern America — and figured out how to manipulate them to her advantage.
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Considering how William Barr has acted like President Trump's personal protector in the job he lobbied for, the attorney general has chosen a strange and ultimately inconsequential hill to die on: Trump's tweets.
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The most famous example is in the "Blurred Lines" video, which she is now embarrassed by, and in which she danced mostly naked and acted like she enjoyed hanging out with Robin Thicke.
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Kevin Hart wasn't just a close friend of his alleged sex tape extortionist, J.T. Jackson -- he acted like a devoted agent for the guy ... getting him roles in commercials and a lot more.
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" Trump's Virginia campaign chair, Corey Stewart, also defended the Republican nominee on Friday, stating that women are "not concerned about whether he acted like a frat boy, as a lot of guys do.
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The German government's plan to issue more debt-than-expected next year pushed bund yields higher, and that acted like a magnet, pulling up yields across Europe and in the U.S. Treasury market.
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The German government's plan to issue more debt than expected next year pushed bund yields higher, and that acted like a magnet, pulling up yields across Europe and in the U.S. Treasury market.
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PETER HEDGES Well, it made perfect sense that I originally wanted to be an actor because every Sunday, we walked into church and we acted like we were the happiest, most together family.
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In effect, it acted like a lever, not a spring, says Rodger Kram, an emeritus professor at the University of Colorado who conducted the study with a research associate, Wouter Hoogkamer, and others.
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I've known tons of guys who acted like they were commanding big dogs if they spoke the most — or loudest — and would therefore be the de facto most interesting person in the room.
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Another study found that when women heard vignettes about men who acted like "cads" who were uninterested in a long-term commitment, they rated the men more highly if they owned a dog.
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"In many ways, these forces looked and acted like the Daesh forces the coalition has been targeting for the last two years," General Coe said, using the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State.
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All they needed to do was use their MoviePass card — which looked and acted like a debit card — to "buy" their ticket, and MoviePass would reimburse the movie theater for the full cost.
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What really inspired so many members of Congress, in both chambers and parties, to accept a "DACA fix" as a legislative priority was that Trump acted like he wanted to make a deal.
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Chicken Run's chickens do act in noticeably chicken-like ways (which is why it was a family favorite when I was a teenager — those chickens acted like the ones living in our backyard).
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They found instances where moving (but not stationary) atoms spitting out packets of light energy would bring into existence a tiny force that acted like friction, and published research on it earlier this year.
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And rather than act like a crew staving off emergency with an all-hands-on-deck spirit, Obamaworld largely acted like victorious conquerors and took the opportunity to cash in on the private sector.
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"If a woman had acted like this during a line of questioning, she would be considered totally unhinged or hormonal or accused of having a meltdown, or worse, of being a bitch," she said.
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"It has been clear for all to see over the last year that trade tensions have acted like a magnet for investors to stock up on Dollar positions as a safe haven," said Ahmad.
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And, of course, we can only tell what these creatures looked and acted like based on fossils they left behind, where they were found, and what other creatures and things they were found with.
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But the analysts also said some aspects of the tax plan that could be accounted for just temporarily in 2018, actually acted like a drag, taking away 1 percent from earnings growth in 20193.
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In the first study, researchers surveyed 50 college students who had faked an orgasm before, meaning they didn't have an actual orgasm but either acted like they did or told their partner they did.
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Scientists don't think the eclipse acted like a cold shower to kill the romantic mood; rather, these particular cicadas needed radiant energy to elevate their body temperature enough to be physically able to sing.
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He would really go out of his way to make sure that everybody was feeling OK, and I just think if everybody acted like him, we'd have a lot fewer problems in our country.
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"Then somehow they brought some fruit, somehow dumped over, and then everyone acted like a human being," he said, laughing and miming people scrambling around, as he saw them do around on the floor.
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" Among the claims in the report were that Wentz "bullied" offensive coordinator Mike Groh, played "favorites" by over-targeting Pro Bowl tight end Zach Ertz, and generally acted "like he's won 10 Super Bowls.
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One acted like a human horse and took me on a tour around the lush grounds behind the house, meanwhile all these other slaves were locked up in these cages outside without clothes on.
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But make sure your viewers -- er, voters -- know that you saw this coming and if only the other side had acted like you told them to act, this whole thing could have been avoided.
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Of course, some of this was alarmingly "skeumorphic" in its imitation of real physical items, but the interactions were nevertheless intuitive: They didn't just look like sticky notes and pages, they acted like them.
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I want you to end November saying, I learned these lessons through self-examination and by asking for help—not I learned these lessons because I acted like an asshole and got in trouble.
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But before those dark days, Opportunity acted like a tourist, snapping 354 photos between May 13 and June 10 that would create one last beautiful panorama of the place it will forever call home.
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They are members of a branch of government that the Constitution holds as equal to the presidency, but they acted like Trump staff members, decrying leaks about Russia's attack rather than the attack itself.
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In the spring of 2007, when I took the test to become an American citizen, I acted like the 19-year-old teenager I was: I was smug and annoyed at the whole affair.
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No matter how many times Kalanick apologizes and cries and promises to change his ways, it's going to be hard to make people forget about all the other times he's acted like an utter buffoon.
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The biggest headline came when Pence said the NBA had acted like a "wholly owned subsidiary of the authoritarian regime" -- alluding to how it had handled an incendiary tweet by the Houston Rockets' general manager.
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"We're going to have to start talking about mental institutions," Trump said, adding that "in the old days," it was easier to commit people who acted "like a boiler ready to explode" to mental institutions.
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The European Research Group of hardline Brexiteers increasingly acted like a party within a party—and a bullying, swaggering, bloviating party at that—while more moderate MPs, such as Nick Boles, chomped at the bit.
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"When I almost died the other day, it was super f—— scary and my buddy witnessed it and he called my mom saying what happened and she acted like the f—— Phillies lost," Margera claimed.
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I went on a few dates with my girlfriend initially, although we just bypassed the awkwardness and acted like we were going out with each other from the beginning, and then we just carried on.
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We acted like old men grabbing beers after work, except instead of going to a bar, we'd go to one of our houses, grab a couple of cokes from the fridge and watch The Simpsons.
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After the meeting, "Mattis was particularly exasperated and alarmed, telling close associates that the president acted like — and had the understanding of — 'a fifth- or sixth-grader,'" according to the Post's account of the book.
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Ole spoke with O'Neill with the permission of his mother, Anna, the Evening Standard reports, and the boy said Messi was "skillful" and then "acted like a normal dad" when they played in the water.
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Some argue that California, the fifth-largest economy in the world, already has essentially acted like a separate country by signing agreements, or memorandums of understanding, with nations on issues as well as climate change.
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Mattis after the meeting "was particularly exasperated and alarmed, telling close associates that the president acted like — and had the understanding of — 'a fifth- or sixth-grader,'" according to the Post's account of the book.
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Mattis after the meeting "was particularly exasperated and alarmed, telling close associates that the president acted like -- and had the understanding of -- 'a fifth- or sixth-grader,'" according to the Post's account of the book.
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And that includes a 1996 update to the law, which pretty much acted like a double-knee replacement surgery—the 85033 update recognized the Internet and breathed new life into the law for a time.
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Amid distraction and dysfunction, Trump looked and acted like a traditional commander-in-chief last night, announcing a punitive missile strike on Syria that was quite constrained, and was backed by two top U.S. allies.
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Donald Trump Jr. likened the press's attitude toward his father to the experience of concentration camps, noting that the media would be "warming up the gas chamber" if his father spoke or acted like Clinton.
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Read more " _____ Conor Friedersdorf in The Atlantic: "A person inclined to the term's original sense could say that Trump just acted like a RINO, given that he literally sided with liberal Democrats over conservative Republicans.
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He also said it was an innovative idea, as the attackers combined ransomware with malware that acted like an old internet scourge known as a "worm," essentially spreading itself across systems as it infected them.
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Abrams argued that early eighteenth-century literature was a mirror, reflecting reality as it was, while the new Romantic literature acted like a lamp generated by individual minds, peering into spaces illuminated by their subjectivity.
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What's surprising, though, is how little provocation there is: Kasich and Rubio have every incentive to set off some fireworks, but they've acted like they were frontrunners, not left for dead in their respective home states.
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Senators running for president -- including Kamala Harris of California, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Cory Booker of New Jersey -- all said Barr acted like the President's defense lawyer, not the attorney general of the United States.
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In this case we had a whole plan, kept it going, acted like it was all going to happen, and then on the second track, planned for coverage of Clinton's health and what was going on.
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"When they told me I tested positive for strep B in pregnancy, they acted like it was no big deal, like there was nothing to worry about, as long as I got the antibiotic," she says.
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Old Ashley would have thrown a fit but new Ashley is super chill, so she acted like this was no big deal and told Wells to basically just enjoy himself and explore his options in Paradise.
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She remembered him telling her he was troubled she acted like "a ditz" in meetings when he knew she was smart, a comment that unsettled her but one that she ultimately did not feel was harassment.
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Critics tried to split his wig for going in a different direction with season 2 because he traded the swamp for some California noir shit, and acted like a discombobulated former great throwing punches in the wind.
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The bottom line: Fred Trump's documents reveal he acted like the stereotype of a rich person, using every possible legal tax loophole (along with some that were less than legal) to pass his fortune to his children.
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Ashton, who was then working in supply chain optimization, described a system where sensors acted like the eyes and ears of a computer—an entirely new way for computers to see, hear, touch, and interpret their surroundings.
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In case you missed it, Bledsoe took the ball from the ref and was SUPPOSED to inbound it to another player in the 4th quarter ... but instead, he just dribbled it inbounds and acted like nothing happened!
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Khan acted like the teenage fan boy that he is when he sought an autograph and some conversation with Paul Rabil, a former Johns Hopkins star who plays for the New York Lizards in Major League Lacrosse.
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One of Mark Cuban's "Shark Tank" business partners says the billionaire always acted like a consummate pro with her ... and she'd be SHOCKED if he really did know about the horrible things happening with the Dallas Mavs.
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I, being young and desperate to play the "cool girl," acted like I was 100% fine with the fact that I wouldn't hear from him for weeks, only to be summoned to his apartment on a random Thursday.
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" Woodward recounts that after Trump left a meeting with Secretary Mattis on North Korea, "Mattis was particularly exasperated and alarmed, telling close associates that the president acted like — and had the understanding of — 'a fifth- or sixth-grader.
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On Wednesday, Joe Greywind, Savanna's dad, reportedly testified that in the agonizing days after his daughter vanished, he remained suspicious of Crews — and Hoehn, who acted like he knew nothing about what had happened to Savannah, Joe said.
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He, Gilly, and the baby are leaving under the cover of night after Sam's father acted like a drunk uncle on Thanksgiving, insulting Sam's weight, besmirching Gilly's lineage as a wildling, and demanding Sam never return home again.
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Skipping the Amazon-HQ2-style gimmicks — no reality-TV-style competition, no year-long publicity tour — Apple acted like a grown-up company in its plans to expand its workforce and extend its footprint beyond the West Coast.
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Throughout Trump's brief presidency, Republicans in Congress have acted like lawyers for him, noting that it's perfectly legal for him to maintain huge financial conflicts of interest or can Comey or say whatever he wants to Sergei Lavrov.
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"Not a single witness said that Paul pushed them to take part in any criminal activity, to do espionage, that he was recruiting them, or in any other way acted like a spy," said Mr. Zherebenkov after the hearing.
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BERLIN/INGOLSTADT, Germany (Reuters) - German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said on Monday that some anti-capitalist protesters at the G20 summit in Hamburg at the weekend were "criminal anarchists" who had acted like neo-Nazis or Islamist terrorists.
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Milo acted like he was totally down to make a commercial with Apple, which led us all to believe he had never made one, but Kevin T. Porter, star of the legendary Gilmore Guys podcast, seems to remember otherwise.
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Google has acted like any responsible profit-maximizing company would be expected to: it has won users on the strength of the quality of its services, and it has endeavored to forge synergies between them to enhance its position.
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One anonymous person who attended the party said the officers "acted like a bunch of amateurs" who were "enjoying the party more than protecting the prince from himself," according to a report by the Evening Standard at the time.
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So we thought, what if we could use that to create an audio editor that looked like a word processor and acted like a word processor, where instead of editing these wave form timelines, you could just edit text.
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A brothless mazeman came to the table swathed in a shirako—that's fish semen—that acted like a funky cream sauce; a nori-flavored ramen noodle became the pasta in a frankly delicious agnolotti stuffed with creamy monkfish liver.
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Among them is Dan Peres, in a new memoir, As Needed for Pain, a story of his drug addiction that also functions as a guide to the late-empire days when Condé Nast editors lived and acted like royalty.
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"The South Korean military has no right to say a word to its fellow countrymen when it acted like a mute who ate honey when the United States fired a Minuteman ICBM which threatens us," the military spokesman said.
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All Amazon devices run modified versions of Android, but signing into Google and trying to grab a Chrome APK off Drive fared no better—the Echo Show acted like it was downloading the file but gave no option to open it.
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The official Twitter account of Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party said the prime minister had acted like "Batman" in the case, given the speed with which Saxena and Talwar had been extradited from the UAE to face trial in India.
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INGOLSTADT, Germany (Reuters) - The Social Democrat (SPD) challenger to Chancellor Angela Merkel in Germany's national election in September said on Monday the anti-capitalist militants who protested against the G20 summit in Hamburg at the weekend had acted like terrorists.
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I cared about Mae even when she acted like a selfish little asshole, and even when I wanted to reach into the screen and give her a parental shake on her shoulder, I also wanted to give her a hug.
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As the president begins his final year in office, he naturally wants to make the case that his two terms have been successful, while also arguing for policies he supports that haven't yet been acted (like tougher gun control measures).
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"He acted like everybody worked for him and that he was above others," said John Weinreich, 48, a former executive casino host at the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa in Reno, where he saw Mr. Paddock frequently from 20103 to 2014.
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Osaka laughed at her plight, and that moment of mirth acted like a release valve, letting out all the pressure that had been building since she dispatched Serena Williams in straight sets in New York to win her first major title.
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He also "acted like a crazy person around my apartment," which makes sense because during many of Leatherwood&aposs scenes from season three, he&aposs often seen lying on the floor in agony as Lucifer&aposs soul fights for dominance.
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In one instance, Woodward reports that Mattis told a group of confidants "Secretaries of defense don't always get to choose the president they work for," and that Trump acted like he had an understanding of 'a fifth or sixth grader.
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Mr. Ban had acted like a candidate since coming home, paying homage to the dead at national cemeteries, meeting with politicians to discuss election strategy and holding news conferences, where he had tirelessly explained why he would make a good president.
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Representative Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has behaved with admirable focus and restraint as his Republican colleagues have acted like children, yelling at witnesses and leaving the room when they didn't want to hear damaging testimony.
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But she's made tactical blunders, cut down entire royal houses, and just generally acted like someone who no longer wants to "break the wheel," but instead find a way to make the wheel be a better ergonomic fit for her to sit upon.
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Launched in beta in fall 2015, M acted like a fully automated personal assistant, but it requires a team of human contractors down in Menlo Park to take control of the bot when, say, someone asks it to call Amazon customer service.
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The only way you could cut the clicks is if you calmed down, behaved properly and acted like a decent human being, so that there weren't always 20 breaking news stories every day about your conspiring and grifting and lying and lunacy.
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And over and over again, Pence acted like Kaine was not only making these things up but, in so doing, actually perpetrating a campaign of insults simply by repeating the things that Donald Trump had said yet Mike Pence refused to acknowledge.
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There's only been a ham-handed investigation, further inflaming tensions with their own players and the NFLPA, and further proof that in its attempt to be the law, Roger Goodell and Co. have acted like keystone cops imbued with too much power.
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For the United Kingdom, it's the pursuit of a nebulous thing called Brexit that has acted like a black hole, sucking every other thought from its proponents' heads, prompting a creaking, data-allergic lean away from every value they once claimed to cherish.
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One fulsome man, for instance, walked around nude except for a white diaper and a "Ghostbusters"-style Proton Pack, a comment on the fanboys who acted like babies over Sony Pictures' recent remake of that comedy with women in the lead roles.
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If you were the kind of teenage girl who acted like she was going to punch someone at any momment and had a boyfriend who had a car, vibrant, clashing colors, patched up pube-skimming jeans and statement coats were all the rage.
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More broadly, the Florida high school students have argued maturely for sensible gun laws, while Florida state legislators have acted like frightened toddlers, first passing a two-year moratorium on sales of AR-15 rifles and then undoing it 15 minutes later.
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In his time at Sarah Lawrence, Mr. Ray acted like a cult leader who exploited his victims — college sophomores at the time — by alienating them from their parents and convincing them that they were "broken and in need of fixing," the authorities said.
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"The city of Dallas itself, the elected officials, people who paid lip service to this family, have acted like politics as usual," he said, explaining that the family will continue to push for police reform in the city as they fight for Guyger's conviction.
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Speaking to reporters on a conference call, Coe said there was "no intent to target Syrian forces" and added that the units struck on September 17 near Deir Ezzor "looked and acted like the forces the coalition has been targeting," referring to ISIS fighters.
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I thought that we had a nice relationship where, when he acted like an a——, I called him an a—— — I actually think the word I used was 'a sadistic monster' — but it was just never of that nature, so that was really shocking.
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This is his first experience of prison, and I'm interested to hear whether his take is any different to the overall consensus in the room: that Johnson may well have acted like a creep, but that the severity of the punishment doesn't fit the crime.
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But Mr. Clapper and Mr. Brennan have both acted like political hacks," Kennedy added, noting that based on his "cursory research," the president has the authority to revoke their security clearance, "if he wants to do it, it's up to him, he can do it.
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I wanted to correlate the similarities between PG County and D.C. Everybody knows PG County has bad neighborhoods, but growing up, there were a lot of suburban kids who acted like they were from D.C. So, I recreated that whole tension with this visual.
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We can realize that the men who gave a sex trafficker the deal of the century — the men who acted like the rape of children didn't matter if it was done by someone with money — are disqualified themselves from positions of power and influence.
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The technology found a larger audience at the 2015 New Museum Triennial, where Daniel Steegman Mangrané used the Oculus Rift to transport viewers to a Brazilian rain forest, whose leaves rustled and grass waved as you acted like a fool in the white cube.
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"Fox News Sunday": White House senior adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE; Jeffries.
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"While M&T Bank is in no way a community bank by any reasonable definition, its chairman, Bob Wilmers, thought and acted like a community banker," Camden Fine, the head of a Washington trade group representing the nation's smallest banks, said in an email.
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On that score, the first accounts of the Russia-Flynn story — like many others in the still-unproven collusion narrative — should be amended to reflect that the retired general acted like a patriot, not a traitor, when he visited Moscow for the RT event.
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Hontiveros -- the sister of a CNN Philippines anchor -- said that Duterte "acted like a feudal king who thinks that being the President is an entitlement to do anything that he pleases," adding that "uneven power relations" meant that the kiss wasn't an act between consenting adults.
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The vision of writer/director David S. Ward is nearly complete, and was almost ruined by the ending he was originally going to use, in which Rachel Phelps makes an unnecessary face turn, revealing that she acted like a stereotypical bitch to motivate the players into winning.
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But I enjoyed the solve for its smoothness — the kind where you start writing letters into squares and don't stop until the puzzle is finished — and the subsequent revelation about what the theme was supposed to be acted like the cherry on top of the sundae.
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In D.E.A. parlance, Molly was known as a new psychoactive substance, or N.P.S., a catchall term meant to encompass the growing class of mostly synthetic drugs that looked and acted like traditional drugs but that had been chemically modified just enough to avoid scrutiny from law enforcement.
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A group of experts from the University of Athens' Faculty of Geology and Geo-environment said the layout of the resort had acted like a "fire trap" with access to the sea hampered by cliffs, and homes built in wooded areas with little provision for fire safety.
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That sharp ruby velvet jacket on his fall 2019 runway — the one that, for those who remembered, acted like a rip in the space-time continuum, sending them right back to the ruby velvet Gucci suit Gwyneth Paltrow wore to the 1996 MTV Video Music Awards?
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The way Eccles tells it, all of those ads — perhaps a couple hundred million dollars worth of ads — acted like a beacon for state regulators, some of whom have decided that the "daily fantasy" games FanDuel and DraftKings run constitute gambling, and should be regulated as such.
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NEW YORK, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Automatic Data Processing chief executive and president, Carlos Rodriguez, told CNBC on Thursday that Pershing Square's William Ackman does not understand the company and has acted like a "spoiled brat" in his effort to get the company to extend its board nomination deadline.
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With its members, Francis has acted like a 21st-century Christian who happens to be pope: washing the feet of Muslim men and women on Holy Thursday, airlifting Syrians out of the Lesbos refugee camp on the papal plane and instituting a shelter for homeless people inside the Vatican.
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When Frank Miller — the writer of The Dark Knight Returns and the man behind the neo-noir Daredevil comic book run we're seeing play out in the second season of Marvel's Daredevil Netflix series — was asked about Elektra's appearance in the latter, he acted like someone ate his lunch.
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First of all, Carr noted by phone, "nearly half of Gorongosa Park is now a lake," thanks to Cyclone Idai, but its trees and soils "acted like a giant sponge and absorbed tons of water," so flooding of communities downstream was not as bad as it could have been.
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But there was one time, near the end of "Animal Farm," when it was my turn to read and we had already been going for a while, and I said we would continue next time and they acted like I'd turned off a movie at their favorite part.
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Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's Mia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Eric Trump promotes Trump wine as Sondland testifies: 'Perfect day for a nice bottle of this' MORE and Donald Trump Jr., who also serve as Trump Organization executives, are frequently seen on the campaign trail as surrogates, while Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE is an unpaid senior White House adviser.
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When a crying Jimmy Kimmel devoted a recent monologue to the diagnosis and treatment of his newborn son's unexpected congenital heart defect, he acted like a normal human being with perfectly reasonable emotions — and drew awareness to both a life-threatening medical condition and the political battle over health care reform.
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In some cases, that debt is small: In an era of muscle-bound uber-macho action heroes who looked and acted like human tanks, Die Hard — which starred a barefoot Bruce Willis as wisecracking New York cop John McClane — helped establish the fragile "regular guy" star as a viable action lead.
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Smith also acted like he cracked some mysterious code when he revealed that the reason Jackson won't quit his job running the Knick is because — wait for it, because you won't believe this — he doesn't want to walk away from the $24 million he's owed over the next two years. Shocking!
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"I was recently out with Facebook and they pointed out the fact that in the French elections they took down about 30,000 fake accounts right before the election and I commend them because right after the American election, Facebook acted like they had no responsibility for policing fake news," Warner said.
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Britain's economy has been fairly resilient since the vote last June to leave the EU. Sterling has plummeted to lows not seen for 31 years, but economists have underlined that the currency has acted like a pressure valve, giving a vital boost to exporters in a time of economic stress.
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But Storonsky, whose firm has a UK e-money license, said if that happens it would only take a few months to get such a license for the rest of the EU. Storonsky, 34, said he wanted to set up a business that acted like a bank but had less bureaucracy.
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The hashtag refers to Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE's (D-Calif.) claim that Trump acted like a child before walking out of a scheduled meeting to discuss a potential infrastructure package.
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" In a series of tweets about Sorkin's comments, the congresswoman wrote that "we wouldn't need to talk about bathrooms at all if we acted like adults...and minded our own business ..." In another tweet, she plugged the fundraiser, writing that it is "a good moment to support the queer community.
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Robert De Niro says if his own children acted like President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's kids, he would "disown" them.
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Since the murder of Litvinenko, the Russian government has increasingly acted like a rogue state on the international stage, invading neighboring Ukraine in 2014 and two years later interfering in the US presidential campaign to help the candidacy of Trump, according to the collective judgment of multiple US intelligence agencies.
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It may be harder now to find a trader nicknamed "Porno Ray" (he worked at Bear Stearns), and the Volcker Rule has taken the swagger out of the guys who used to walk away from a day's work with enough cash to buy a new Lamborghini — or acted like it, anyway.
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For all of the drama Demi caused and got caught up in on Colton's season (when she called Courtney the "cancer of the house," and when she acted like some of the older Bachelor contestants were "brave" for daring to date at their age), she seemingly made lifelong bonds on the show.
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To smooth things over, Spicer and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson reportedly apologized to the British, but when news of the apology got out the Trump administration—perhaps fearing it would be accused of doing its own Obama-esque "Apology Tour"—acted like nothing of the sort had occurred, making things even worse.
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As in: If everyone around Weinstein knew he acted like this around women -- particularly those with whom his status in Hollywood he believed gave him a measure of control -- why didn't someone ever mention something to Obama, Clinton, Warren or any of the other politicians and organizations that Weinstein lavished money on?
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Read more:Consumer Reports slammed Tesla's controversial Smart Summon feature, saying it sometimes acted like a drunk driverWhy Tesla's Model 3 received a 5-star crash test safety ratingHow Tesla could rescue the US motorcycle marketI visited a Tesla store and a Mercedes-Benz dealership — these were the most striking differences between them
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When I worked for Democratic leaders in the House of Representatives, the speakers I served under beginning with Tip O'Neill (D-Mass.) would have responded to a chairman who acted like Nunes by removing him as chairman, removing him from the committee and defending like lions the integrity and nonpartisanship of the committee.
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Much like Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE believed that she was above the law, Weinstein acted like he was above the law for years.
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Biden was downright bad in the first debate in June and, while he was marginally better in the second debate in Detroit in late July, no one would say that the former vice president looked and acted like the frontrunner that all of the national polling in the 2020 race suggests he is.
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I think they have acted like they've had a higher mission than, say, I don't expect a bank to do anything but the most venal thing of all, but Silicon Valley I do expect more from or maybe I'm being ... I guess maybe I would ... Maybe I'm more cynical than you are, Kara.
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As the presidential spotlight grew stronger, he acted like a third-rate gossip columnist in an attempt to get dirt on Hillary Clinton, tried to land real estate deals in colorful circumstances, and cheated on his wife while his oldest child was roughly the same age he was when his father philandered on his mother.
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So Trump made the right call, and in so doing he briefly vindicated a case that his supporters have always made for him: He acted like the guy who would make common-sensical choices in the national interest, even when they went against the nostrums of globalization and the supposed wisdom of the do-gooders.
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"Gershon's chance to pull off the upset hinges upon the fact that the polls show there are choppy seas for both sides, but no partisan tide, whereas for two years Zeldin has acted like this district is a Trump island," said Bruce Gyory, a Democratic political consultant who is not involved in the race.
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The incentive to rush never revealed itself, but unnecessary step-backs and 18-foot jumpers were a frequent sore spot; instead of taking his time to survey the floor and flow into the next action, Griffin acted like his jump shots were a compromise between his body's long-term wellness and disheartening field goal percentage.
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Still, what stayed with me is the caring of a man who acted like a brother to me, showing me how to pull down an aggressor's arm to make space to breathe, knowing that I would be taken to the ground and possibly hurt, but down there in the muck and the mire, still alive.
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I guess I see vulnerable and selfish, now that you say it, but I just felt that The Danish Girl didn't give him very much to do besides mug—The Danish Girl was mostly about other people's conflicts and I thought it was Alicia Vikander's movie and not Redmayne's, who acted like he was made out of porcelain.
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Similar Sapphic stories have been told, but they haven't been executed and acted like Becks—and not with the music itself that is so central to the film: songs that, even with a woman singing female pronouns, prove that music has the power to unify and tap into emotions for any individual who might allow it.
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"They have acted like carnivores, who used the world to enrich only themselves, and whether it's the election of Donald Trump, or Brexit, the elites have realized that the people have stopped listening to them, that the people want to determine their futures and in a perfectly democratic framework, regain control of their destiny," she continued.
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"Its existence adds another piece of evidence to the growing hypothesis, still up in the air, that the group began in the southeastern area of the US." The jaw mechanism acted like two trowels, which would have been effective considering that the dinosaur would have needed to shovel through tidal marsh sediment in order to reach aquatic plants.
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But the court found that in this case, which dates to 2016, Mr. Herrou had not simply provided humanitarian aid to migrants, and that he had instead acted like a "militant" seeking to protest government policy by helping about 200 migrants avoid police checks, by smuggling them across the border and housing them on his farm.
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For what seemed like forever, we gave skinny jeans, leggings and those skinny-flare pants that acted like skinny jeans until all of a sudden they parted ways with your ankles (you know the ones) our undivided attention, until one day, a light appeared at the end of the tunnel and pulled us out of the skinny jeans abyss.
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ABC's Abby HuntsmanAbigail (Abby) Haight HuntsmanAbby Huntsman leaving 'The View' to help run father's gubernatorial campaign De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's Judd Apatow, Joy Behar spar over who's 'too old' to run for president MORE announced Monday that she's departing "The View" to help run her father's gubernatorial campaign in Utah.
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"The NLD received public support and were voted into office due to their leadership role in the pro-democracy movement, because they did what was right and not because they acted like their oppressors," said Htuu Lou Rae Den, an organizer of an online campaign against the arrests and director of Coexist, a group promoting interfaith harmony.
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I was furious that he had yelled at me in front of our friends, especially one who we didn't know that well, and especially since they were feminists, and especially since he had acted like a typical dude and I had just felt like a wife who got in trouble for not doing what he wanted, which was ridiculous anyway.
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MSNBC host Joe Scarborough says U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE acted "like a mob boss" in pressuring countries to oppose a resolution condemning the U.S. decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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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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And as if that wasn't enough, she acted like everything was cool as a cucumber at the time on her social media channels following the breakup, even posting videos of her listening to Tyga's music But now we see that she was really not okay at all — she hid out in her bedroom for days, according to her assistant, and wasn't acting like her fun playful self.
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And during the course of the quasi-affair he actually wasn't a shit: He acted like a real person and put up with a fair amount of crap from Monica who, by her own account, could be a pushy brat — cajoling him to help her find a better job, wanting more attention, and getting mad when he was preoccupied with other things, like Congress.
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" Hetzeldorfer and these witnesses were made to describe in detail how it was that Hetzeldorfer acted like a man; their answers included the description of the use of an "instrument" and how it was made: "with a red piece of leather, at the front filled with cotton, and a wooden stick stuck into it, and made a hole through the wooden stick, put a string through, and tied it round.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) tore into President 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 on Monday, saying he acted like a "fan boy" of Russian President Vladimir President in their "embarrassing" press conference earlier in the day.
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Barry McCaffrey said Monday that President 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 acted "like an eighth grader" by attacking the former Navy SEAL who oversaw the operation that killed Osama bin Laden.
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Trump joked at the outset of his remarks at the paid family leave summit that he had to clear his schedule to attend after his daughter, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE, asked him to speak.
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Trump joked at the outset of his remarks at the paid family leave summit that he had to clear his schedule to attend after his daughter, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE, asked him to speak.
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The event came as part of a concerted push, spearheaded by Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE, to bring child care and family leave to the forefront as Democrats running for president are doing the same.
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The New York Times reported earlier this month that the administration was looking to reduce the cap to between 2202,2628 and 28500,6900, with immigration hawk and senior White House adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE advocating for drastic cuts.
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Harry Styles is a true professional ... considering he acted like nothing happened when an overzealous fan reached up and grabbed his crotch while he was performing in L.A. Harry was doing a show Saturday night at the Hollywood Bowl, when -- in the middle of one of his songs -- someone reached up from the front row and copped a feel of his goods ... which he quickly batted away and ignored as he went back upstage. WTF!!!
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Among them: the annual National Defense Authorization Act, which will establish the Space Force, something Trump has been pushing to create for most of his presidency and paid parental leave for federal workers, which Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE pushed for.
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I felt like those were the people that Republicans, their policies would help the most if we implemented them, but we acted like they didn&apost exist, and the result long-term was that the economic policies of true conservatism and capitalism, really bringing people to a point of liberty, where they were not forever completely enslaved to their group, but they were looked at as individuals, me this is the fundamental difference between conservatives and liberals.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis said that President 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 acted like and had the understanding of "a fifth- or sixth-grader" when it comes to the Korean peninsula, Bob Woodward's forthcoming book reveals, according to The Washington Post.
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Read more:I used one of Tesla's Supercharger stations for the first time, and it solved the biggest problem I had when driving the Chevy Bolt and Nissan LeafConsumer Reports slammed Tesla's controversial Smart Summon feature, saying it sometimes acted like a drunk driverI visited a Tesla store and a Mercedes-Benz dealership — these were the most striking differences between themI drove the Tesla Model 3 and one of its biggest rivals, the Chevy Bolt — and the winner was clear
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Even the highly-anticipated Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 22020 points Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 2020 contenders Trump is the 20/20 vision for 2020 MORE campaign, the former New York mayor presumably insulated from so much of this external pressure because of his vast wealth, has shown the emperor's lack of clothes: He has acted like just another radical progressive, hiding behind a blizzard of television commercials.
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As Alex Shephard points out, the reasons for this are pretty clear: Republican elites don't really like Trump, but they have to say something while they're on national TV. But tonight, the Trumps will occupy centerstage themselves—and by the Trumps, of course, I don't mean Melania, Eric, Tiffany, or Donald Jr., who all spoke earlier this week, but the two main attractions, Donald and Ivanka, the latter having acted like a kind of surrogate first lady for much of her father's campaign.
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" White House policy adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE clashed with "Fox News Sunday" host Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceBiden campaign demands news channels stop booking Giuliani Trump allies go on the offensive against whistleblower complaint, Democrats Sunday shows — Impeachment grips Washington MORE, saying the whistleblower complaint "drips with condescension, righteous indignation and contempt for the president.
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Collapse the social movements of the twentieth century into this one room, and the interplay is easy to see … fears that white women voting and working outside the home would ruin their femininity … that the end of Jim Crow meant the end of white womanhood … that women's liberation meant women would become lesbians (who both hated men and acted like them) … that the acceptance of trans men would mean lesbians would become men … and, with the bathroom litany especially, fears that trans women were really just men—and, more so, were predators.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) and White House adviser Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE on Thursday were named to Forbes's "World's 100 Most Powerful Women" list.
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The hosts of "The View" took time Tuesday to address the heated exchange between co-hosts Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi GoldbergWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's MORE and Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' Chris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights MORE earlier this week.
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By contrast President 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, from the moment he took office, has acted like the president of 35 percent of our people, demonizing and ostracizing huge numbers of Americans, deliberately dividing Americans against each other, fomenting hatred and fear of American against American, seeking to tear apart the fabric of our diverse society and violate the patriotic vision of Americanism upon which our Pledge of Allegiance is based.
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ABC's Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainMeghan McCain rips Trump, GOP on Syria decision: 'You feckless, unpatriotic cowards' Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE ripped President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, calling the White House and Republicans "feckless, unpatriotic cowards" for what she said on Monday's edition of "The View" amounts to an abandonment of allies in the region.
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Amid a flurry of retweets commending conservative radio host Mark LevinMark Reed LevinMeghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies Trump retweets bot that replaces key words in his tweets with 'shark' Levin grapples with Fox News host over Trump's Ukraine conduct: 'Your question is not honest' MORE's clash Sunday morning with Fox News's Ed Henry, President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE retweeted a bot that substitutes the word "shark" for key words in his tweets and retweets.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE slammed Fox News host Ed Henry in a series of tweets and retweets Sunday, praising conservative talk radio host Mark LevinMark Reed LevinMeghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies Trump retweets bot that replaces key words in his tweets with 'shark' Levin grapples with Fox News host over Trump's Ukraine conduct: 'Your question is not honest' MORE for defending Trump's call with Ukraine's president in an interview with Henry.
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"The View" co-host Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' Chris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights MORE lashed out on Twitter this week after getting into a heated exchange with co-host Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi GoldbergWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's MORE while discussing President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's impeachment inquiry.
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"The View" co-hosts Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi GoldbergWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's MORE and Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' Chris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights MORE got into a heated exchange Monday over the topic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's impeachment.
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White House policy adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE sparred with Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceBiden campaign demands news channels stop booking Giuliani Trump allies go on the offensive against whistleblower complaint, Democrats Sunday shows — Impeachment grips Washington MORE on Sunday over a whistleblower complaint against President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE that has led House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty, chairwoman of Business Roundtable's Education and Workforce Committee, sent the letter on Wednesday to Trump, with White House adviser and the president's daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE copied on it, as well as to Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.), Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE (R-Ky.), Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTrump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics Harris pushes for impeachment testimony from Mulvaney, Bolton in new op-ed MORE (D-N.
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Officials in the room included then-Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Kirstjen Nielsen drops out of Atlantic Media event after liberal backlash Pence taps former DHS spokeswoman as his new press secretary MORE, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoGiuliani says some documents turned over by State watchdog came from him Overnight Defense: Trump fumes about impeachment inquiry | Dems say State watchdog turned over 'packet of propaganda' on Ukraine | North Korea tests missile days before talks to resume Dems say State watchdog turned over 'packet of propaganda' MORE, acting Customs and Border Protection chief Kevin McAleenan, acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyEx-senior Trump administration official joins lobbying shop Trump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Five things to know as Ukraine fallout widens for Trump MORE, and White House adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE, according to the Times.
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