This President isn't acting out of ignorance; he's acting out of malice.
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Because if you continue acting out the way you are acting out, you are not going to amount to anything.
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With Mars in harmony with Pluto, we'll be acting out of a subliminal awareness of power—whether this means acting out of fear or something more empowering and conscious of the collective system.
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"I was acting out because he raped me," Lasha said.
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The ants aren't acting out of any kind of compassion.
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Apparently he had been acting out at his elementary school.
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Democrats immediately accused Trump of acting out of political motives.
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Jessi (Jessi Klein) spent most of last season acting out.
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Was Comey acting out of pure concern for the law?
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Sinaga had said his victims were acting out sexual fantasies.
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Essentially, this holds women responsible for the sexual acting out of men — if women can't stop the men in their lives from acting out, then there must be something wrong with them, the women.
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Some critics online said McCain, 64, was acting out of bias.
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However, I know that acting out of anger doesn't solve anything.
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Michael began acting out during his elementary and middle school years.
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If your child is acting out, it's important to embrace acceptance.
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They're also acting out in a way that is extremely entertaining.
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The video sees singer Nadya acting out the torture of opponents.
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Workers are still going to be acting out in various ways.
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Often it is just your brain's instinct for protection acting out.
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But the United States was not necessarily acting out of altruism.
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Ocasio-Cortez's critics are acting out the same story in politics.
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"Parents' tuning out leads to kids' acting out," cautions Dr. Nickels.
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McGregor said he was acting out of interest in Redmond's safety.
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The photographs, the acting out, were a way of being free.
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I started getting in a lot of trouble and acting out.
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And Lorca is the one who is acting out of character?
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In the posts, some are acting out shooter scenarios to music.
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Almost immediately, though, Ester finds herself acting out the same scenario.
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I was acting out of fear and sadness… We all make mistakes.
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Are they eating normally, taking care of their appearances or acting out?
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Potts, Angela Lansbury, acting out each and every word of the song.
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One possibility is that Madeline was acting out to get Ed's attention.
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They're acting out one of those in that picture a little bit.
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I present to you a thread of corgis acting out #GoT scenes.
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And Bobby, acting out of malice, did make a lot of mistakes.
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Come one, come all, come Jack Whitehall acting out months-old memes.
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I was acting out of fear and sadness... We all make mistakes.
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Dounia is more than a woman acting out a male role, though.
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Cardenas wasn&apost acting out any of these scenes as Dante though.
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Both men deny wrongdoing and say Melgen was acting out of friendship.
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Tekashi later said he believed Slim was acting out 'cause Slim's jealous.
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The children would be acting out what they'd witnessed with other children.
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A lot of POVs focus on acting out a true-to-reality situation.
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"I have been accused of acting out of partisan political motives," Ford said.
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He was kicked out of high school for acting out and skipping class.
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All of them claimed he was acting out because I was ignoring him.
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Is the sexsomniac acting out a "true" self unfettered by their waking minds?
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It's a disgusting attempt to warn people about the consequences of acting out.
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I especially liked ACTING OUT, R.V. PARK, RED HEN, SHOWCASE and STATE SEAL.
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Like All things, Even Animals know if your acting out of Love & Fearlessness.
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When we meet Fleabag in the second season, she is still acting out.
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We are all corrupted, acting out various pantomimes to get what we want.
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When I engage in them, am I acting out of my own desire?
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"I have been accused of acting out of partisan political motives," she said.
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It is the sort of flagrant acting-out one expects in repressed families.
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There are a lot of humanoid figures, acting out a variety of scenarios.
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Like him, the older skater was notable for acting out sexually in public.
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"The Dutch were not acting out of altruism or good fellowship," he wrote.
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Certainly, Comey was not acting out of respect for protocol, ethics and procedure.
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It's about inventing characters, dressing up as someone else and acting out jokes.
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Acting out may be Musk's way of dealing with the pressure, said Casciaro.
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"Acting out of friendship is not a crime," he said in his opening arguments.
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But hey, instead of acting out a revenge fantasy, how about cosplaying it out?
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They're just kids, mindlessly acting out gruesome history without giving thought to its implications.
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But the North Koreans have a way of acting out when they feel ignored.
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Each episode depicts the children acting out fantasy scenarios for ten to fifteen minutes.
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He claimed he began acting out of compassion for terminally ill patients, WCPO reports.
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"They use it as a way of acting out or gaining attention," he says.
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Whether Trump was acting out of spite or not, he did the world good.
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Bekaert said he was not acting out of political sympathy for the Catalan cause.
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It usually starts with one person subconsciously acting out or cracking under the pressure.
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But now that all my attention is on Michael, his sisters are acting out.
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It disregards the risk of deranged shooters acting out movie fantasies of silencer gunplay.
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Haik acknowledged that Mic was acting out ''the much-lamented and much-snarked-about . . .
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To many conservatives, Mr. Obama is acting out of spite as much as conviction.
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I always had the conviction that he was acting out of pure civic duty.
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He did not communicate his learning difficulties by acting out behaviorally, as some do.
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You are acting out of faith as the sun clashes with power planet Pluto.
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During a visit, the difference between "acting" and "acting out" necessarily comes to mind.
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Is she a secret agent acting out some straight-to-video-on-demand movie plot?
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But it doesn't take long for Simón to start acting out in increasingly bizarre ways.
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"I have been accused of acting out of partisan political motives," Ford will say Thursday.
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Throughout the first three episode of The Crown season 2, Duke Philip is acting out.
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Some children will internalize their feelings and appear numb; others will respond by acting out.
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For one, they are acting out, as Ford argued, against the blandness of their surroundings.
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Carrie later explains to the police that he was only acting out of self-defense.
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But the country's controversial Prime Minister Viktor Orban is acting out of blinkered self-interest.
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In acting out these scenes, future doctors can learn to show they care, she says.
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As for motive, Musk alleged the saboteur confessed to acting out after not being promoted.
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She recalled an airplane passenger seated near a child who was crying and acting out.
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The new book replaces charts with cheerful drawings of Peterson's children acting out his advice.
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Morris also told me about instances where mental health symptoms were confused with acting out.
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Sometimes employees that are acting out need extra challenges, or are frustrated by their stagnancy.
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An angel underwater becomes a distinct and complicated character — fleeing, beckoning, explaining, acting out desire.
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"There's a level of uncertainly floating out there so people are acting out," he said.
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Gosar and Cruz said they were experiencing no symptoms but were acting out of caution.
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She wasn't only in denial about José's behavior, acting out at her sons in jealousy.
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It's about something bigger than college kids acting out or 'socialism' becoming a fashionable label.
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They may start performing poorly in school, avoiding school altogether, or acting out in rage.
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AI: Bieber shrewdly plays with his audience's expectations' shifting gears from productivity to acting out.
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Acting out Stephen Sondheim's "I Never Do Anything Twice," she overemphasized the song's running double entendre.
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When there was a big horn part, the drums would start acting out, and messing around.
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Certainly it seems clear that French protesters are acting out of sincere dissatisfaction with their government.
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Matt wants to believe it's just the angry hillbillies acting out, but Shelby isn't so sure.
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By all accounts, they became fast friends, often acting out skits together at Neptune High School.
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Klock allegedly ripped the Taser probes off his chest and started acting out Karate-style moves.
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The purpose of this is to keep you from acting out dreams (which occur during REM).
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"I would come up and find him acting out things from 'The Goon Show,' " Peter said.
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Some teachers said students struggling with problems at home leads to them acting out in class.
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In the scenes between those meetings, we find Ian effectively acting out the same personal dynamics.
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The elder Mr. Rosales said he punished his son for acting out but never beat him.
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The campaign said it was acting out of an "abundance of caution" amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Even I have been acting out in the kitchen, although my baked goods are legendarily dreadful.
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And acting out of friendship is not improper, it is not corrupt, it is not illegal.
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Some of the dancers representing the Japanese Zeros squat, acting out the low-flying fighter planes.
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If Florida comes to terms with who it really is, maybe it will stop acting out.
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Your complexion is acting out, so you spot-treat your breakout with clarifying tea-tree oil.
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The Trump administration has adopted a robust line against organizations acting out of America's national interests.
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"Parties" feature students acting out fake underage drinking and drug plots for local moms and dads.
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But after the probation period ended, he stopped taking his pills and started acting out again.
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It had little to do with you and more with me acting out my own issues.
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It was a really uneventful night: no major fits, no one getting in trouble or acting out.
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Another moves around in his sleep, acting out his dreams — and terrifying his partner in the process.
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Like many of the Hong Kong protesters, the Joker was "just a guy acting out of desperation."
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Soon Gosling starts climbing over furniture and lunging to the ground while acting out the dramatic scene.
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Burnett and MGM don't deny that there could be further evidence of Trump acting out on tapes.
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"That's where I first started feeling depressed," he said, explaining how he was acting out in school.
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To his understanding, he is merely acting out the "Hype," an iconic and highly prized Fortnite Emote.
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That they are acting out of anything other than good faith with sending these remains back home.
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We're told Christina thinks Tarek's been acting out lately because he's jealous of her success without him.
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Early signs Amanda first started acting out when she was in middle school in Fair Oaks, California.
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"She's just acting out because she's unable to speak or comprehend what's happening to her," says Gillis.
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Anti-abortion groups and lawmakers in Utah said they were acting out of concern for the fetus.
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Elizabeth Banks seems to be acting out of protest; her Rita Repulsa is from a better movie.
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"Le Volcan" involves staged comical scenes with people in fanciful costumes acting out magic ceremonies and séances.
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He started acting out as a teenager, turned to alcohol and drugs, and ended up in prison.
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On top of that, when Paris began acting out Debbie became the disciplinarian ... something Paris didn't like.
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For a less clinical approach to little Bella's acting out, there are, perhaps not surprisingly, life coaches.
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The frenzy, with customers hoarding items or acting out when they can't find something, is incredibly stressful.
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Users create short videos set to music, often lip-syncing along, dancing or acting out short skits.
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Acting out one of his monologues earned me a medal in a school speech and debate competition.
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If you are concerned, talk it out with someone objective and not emotionally involved before acting out.
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Still, he was bullied for being different, and started acting out, skipping school and getting into fights.
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So your friend's partners were probably acting out a part they thought they needed to be playing.
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He describes acting out these scenes as physical performances, an effort to go as big as you can.
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A psychiatric evaluation seems like an odd punishment for a women who was acting out of self defense.
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Mr Abe was acting out of nostalgia for the time when Japan was a great power, critics said.
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So there might be a more significant reason Pitt was acting out a phone conversation during the serenade.
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The boycotting countries deny seeking regime change in Doha, and Sheikh Abdullah denied acting out of personal interest.
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Maybe it's just emotional acting-out against an agency they hate because it collects the taxes they hate.
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It turns out they're not acting out of the goodness of their hearts — they want something in return.
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My early life consisted of acting out in Special Ed so I could spend the afternoon in detention.
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"My continued acting out over years crushed the aspirations of my wife and ruined our marriage," Weiner said.
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A person acting out during a manic phase may be arrested rather than identified as having mental illness.
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There were not, in fact, men and women of good faith on both sides acting out of conscience.
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She splashed and giggled, acting out the joy I feel every time I leap into warm, salty sea.
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They mined their own experiences, and those of their friends, for material, acting out songs as they wrote.
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Weinstein didn't operate alone when it came to acting out his alleged patterns of intimidation, harassment, and abuse.
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So many people and companies are acting out of an abundance of caution, which itself fuels economic contraction.
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To make matters worse, the child suffered from low self-esteem and had started acting out at school.
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Ford was acting out of the goodness of his heart, from his basic sense of decency, Rumsfeld argues.
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She wasn't acting out or anything, but I still wanted some assurances that my new pooch was happy.
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That plot is helped along by cast members acting out the roles of Resistance and First Order personnel.
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"My continued acting out over years crushed the aspirations of my wife and ruined our marriage," Weiner wrote.
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The second season will be Pete accepting, processing and even maybe rebelling and acting out because he's hurt.
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"My continued acting out over years crushed the aspirations of my wife and ruined our marriage," wrote Weiner.
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But if they think their neighbors are acting out of concern for the environment, their own cuts get larger.
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I can imagine acting out scene where the character is in complete shocked has to be difficult to portray.
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"You know when a match is refusing to light?" she said, acting out a striking motion with her hands.
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" Hatch accused Democrats of acting out because they are unhappy with Trump: "What's the matter with the other party?
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The researchers said this means they're most likely acting out of fear when moving to a more nocturnal lifestyle.
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Some Catholics suspect Archbishop Viganò of acting out of spite, perhaps because Francis did not make him a cardinal.
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She could see them withdrawing, failing classes, and acting out, but she didn't have the resources to help them.
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He recalled days in which they would practice acting out a scene, even after it had already been filmed.
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I felt dead on the inside, like I was acting out a script someone else had written for me.
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"This was Trump acting out on a rainy Sunday in Washington with nothing on the public schedule," he added.
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Mr Kagame's claim to be acting out of self-defence looked increasingly hollow as Rwandans systematically looted Congolese minerals.
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During the trial, parents told the judge their children began acting out at home after school, court officials confirm.
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Now, he engages directly with inmates to learn what their problems might be when they're acting out or upset.
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Genes are constantly acting out of place in combination with other variables such as food, environment and body types.
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Much like Tracy, she was acting out, rising rapidly through the ranks of popularity at her West L.A. school.
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This is perhaps the purest example of his style, a collage of ghosts acting out fragments of their lives.
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Looking back, I wonder if that was guided solely by fact or was this possibly his insecurities acting out?
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Anyway, acting out an "anger-gasm" was definitely the strangest thing I have ever done on a first date.
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Amidst all this, we find ourselves stuck, acting out emotional trauma and political events in the same digital spaces.
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In any case, it's the story of young love, which mainly involves young people acting out terrible gender roles!
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Some yet-to-be-revealed person managed to photograph a seafood vendor allegedly acting out the entire nauseating procedure.
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This will help you navigate through periods of uncertainty when many people are panicking or acting out of fear.
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We had a large crisis due to someone who, acting out of good will, sent down individual audio equipment.
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Taking flak: Former Food and Drug Administration commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the company was not acting out of altruism.
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Some Republican politicians who expressed revulsion at Mr. Trump's comments might have been acting out of cold political calculation.
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Despite everything he says about Handmaids being women acting out their "biological destinies," Waterford treats them like actual mistresses.
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The usual tools can make their problems worse; acting out is their way of handling desperation, of seeking help.
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As a kid, Singh was constantly acting out skits and performing hip-hop routines for friends and her sister.
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Rather, it was deemed a kind of prepolitical acting out, psychoanalyzed, investigated clinically as a form of mental pathology.
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Not acting out of panic may be easier said than done — after all, it's a natural emotion for humans.
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Ms. Fiennes captures Ms. Jones savoring fish heads with her grandmother, strutting around in a bikini and acting out.
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Being mindful of anger means not suppressing, denying or avoiding it and also not acting out in harmful ways.
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He began acting out in class and experiencing intense bouts of anxiety at his civilian school in New Jersey.
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Nor do I think drugs are a short-term solution that necessarily leads to acting-out and self-loathing.
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Crawford said Houston was acting out after finding out Crawford had slept with one of her back-up dancers.
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During promo for that album, Bieber spoke about needing to reconnect with fans after his years of acting out.
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Trump ridiculed Cruz, acting out an imaginary conversation between Senators while Cruz was conducting one of his famous filibusters.
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Attendees worked on role-playing scenarios, acting out what would happen if they were confronted with an uninterested lawmaker.
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But there's something about an established friend acting out on the internet that makes the behavior harder to address.
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This project is unlike any I've advised before, with a huge cast of personae acting out a family drama.
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And if I think somebody is acting out of sorts, I will leave and say, 'Thank you very much.
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The predominant thinking remains that sexual acting out is not an addiction but a symptom of a personality disorder.
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It's awesome that Musk is really thinking about the future, but acting out the plan will be an interesting challenge.
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This week, she is acting out because Kara (Lisa Duval) is mad at her, and Justin (Michael Ealy) is away.
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After acting out a fictional scene set place in the Peach Pit, Ziering steps in to suggest a new idea.
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Wolff's version of the character, on the other hand, is simply a stock loner with a reputation for acting out.
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But they will never turn their backs on Rob, even after they were horrified by him acting out with Chyna.
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Dalits, regardless of their religion, were expected at all times to appease caste Hindus by acting out their lowly status.
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Teaching kids about sexuality didn't unleash a whirlwind of acting out and inappropriate-question-asking, as the administrators had feared.
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The Lolcats vie for authority in the desert, acting out a drama that is part revenge tragedy, part "Mad Max".
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"I've been acting out sexually and otherwise because of the election and my lack of coping skills," wrote Wendy, 24.
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I'm only acting out of love — I don't need to be controlled, I just need to be inspired and informed.
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In a sense, Iran is backed into a corner, and it's acting out in one of its horrifyingly favorite ways.
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The trio, all 19, became fast friends, often acting out skits together at Neptune High School near the Jersey Shore.
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"The Office" star John Krasinski gives it his all, holding back tears and getting emotional while acting out the lines.
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But Cyrus didn't do it, not even peripherally by his sociopathic boyfriend acting out of some form of obsessive love.
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He told Dake that Axe was acting out of malice, but how much of what Chuck did did Dake know?
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Bozell went farther than most American conservatives in acting out his beliefs, but his love of Franco was not unusual.
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That's her father, an Iraq War veteran suffering from PTSD whose acting out often earns him a night in stir.
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"He will groom the babies and also discipline them as well when they are acting out of place," she adds.
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Hannah pairs off with Ray and they wind up in a room where two sisters are acting out a fight.
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Some are candid and apparently unposed, while others show her acting out various personae and emotional states for the camera.
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In one scene, Mabel tries to help Rosenthal get over his jitters by acting out different emotions on his command.
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Teens have posted videos of themselves dancing to the song, or acting out its lyrics with props like laundry baskets.
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As the wings got hotter, Rudd lost his cool a bit and wound up acting out an impromptu emotional scene.
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For some youth, a key sign will be sadness or isolation, while others might exhibit anger, irritability, or acting out.
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" The students, she added, "should not have been tasked with acting out or portraying different perspectives of enslavement and war.
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Outrage on social media is "like a habit," she said, and has blurred the line between acting out and commenting genuinely.
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My students are not bad people because they lie, and they are not acting out of malice, Ms. Konnikova reassured me.
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Instead the pair chose to relax by acting out a few of their favorite moments from the beloved fashion industry film.
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Her videos feature her playing with toys or acting out scripted skits, which her mom writes, at home alongside her dad.
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She isn't acting out of cruelty; she's doing what she thinks is right — which doesn't make her behavior any less damaging.
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Children are acting out, sometimes hitting each other and trying to escape, and staff members struggle to deal with escalating problems.
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With his views on women's suppressed desire for submissiveness, Marston was probably acting out some bondage fantasies with his fictional heroine.
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Opening up about his diagnosis, Alda said he decided to get a scan because he had been acting out his dreams.
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"I felt myself falling for him a lot but then I felt like I was acting out in ways," she said.
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The broader concerns are that the history and reality of our world constrains the people who are acting out the story.
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As if acting out a script from Saturday Night Live, Trump welcomed top Russian officials to the White House on Wednesday.
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After acting out a fictional scene set place in the Peach Pit, Ian Ziering steps in to suggest a new idea.
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Most of its villains turn out not to be villains at all, but damaged individuals acting out of fear or pain.
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It's causing poor performance in schools, behavioral acting out, people saying they're so tired they feel sick and they skip school.
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Certainly, it would be a stunning political crime if it was proven the former administration was acting out of political motivations.
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Until they use their voice, until they truly fight back, they're all nothing more than playthings acting out A.D.'s storylines.
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True to her speech competition roots, she tells all her stories like she's acting out a play and doing every part.
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Buffett wasn't too happy about the move and he found himself acting out against both his parents and his new environment.
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The three roll around a go-kart track, acting out just about every lyric, and generally having the best possible time.
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The eclipse sparked personal evolution, allowing you to admit to yourself if you've been acting out harmfully—possibly a painful realization.
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Just don't ask him how that would've stopped a New York-born Florida resident from acting out his hatred of gays.
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I came from the '80s, but women were also dressing up and were also acting out in cabaret around that time.
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That's why they've entered a therapy program that has them acting out slave-master scenarios from the pre-Civil War era.
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When a robotics team accused me of being "ungracious" and "acting out" when they refused to teach me how to code.
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"I was acting out my guilt about going to a prostitute, and I threw her change and walked out," he said.
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"We have become a rubber stamp," he said, alleging that Democrats were acting out of spite over Trump's election in 2016.
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The 10-year-old boy had previously been a model of charm and composure, but he began acting out in school.
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Another group section, acting out and abstracting the shooting of Laquan McDonald by Chicago police, is equally striking, unfocused and underdeveloped.
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Another group section, acting out and abstracting the shooting of Laquan McDonald by Chicago police, is equally striking, unfocused and underdeveloped.
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This will reduce the risk of later mental health challenges, reduce acting-out behavior and help children learn to develop endurance.
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The eight-part series features celebrities like Julianne Hough, Scandal's Bellamy Young, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Dolly, herself, acting out each song.
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The real harm comes from people acting out some fantasy of 'being their own boss' when the apps control nearly everything.
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It would be one thing if these were just a few bad officers acting out in defiance of the police department.
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My hope is that the sculptures will be acting out and moving along to an audio-piece that will come from them.
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The woman who attacked YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno yesterday may have been acting out of anger over the site's content policies.
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Or, perhaps they were acting out how they are "sickened" by the repeal, as their "Trumpcare makes us sick" signs would suggest.
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Players go head to head acting out iconic scenes as they race to name as many as possible within a certain category.
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Anne begins acting out on feelings of alienation, expressing her dissatisfaction by spacing out to Soft Cell while Peter entertains dinner guests.
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Adults dressing up in costume and acting out weird, wordless skits has become a booming industry on the world's biggest video platform.
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"We're specifically looking for bad guys, and detecting the difference between a normal actor and someone acting out of bounds," says Odom.
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Such LGBT measures are "weapons to punish Christians for simply acting out their faith in the marketplace," said its president, John Stemberger.
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A University of Hartford drama student allegedly stabbed two of his classmates while they were acting out a scene from a movie.
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Tory MPs are also acting out of self-preservation in their choice of Messrs Hunt and Johnson to finish off the contest.
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They were interested in acting out the scene of the tiny toddler getting assaulted by the cat (sorry toddler) during study hall.
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When I saw him do that, I realized that he might have been acting out of a certain sense of moral outrage.
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Chris Christie looking on, Trump appeared to be acting out a presidential press conference in the East Room of the White House.
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The lawyer claimed Guzman is acting out of desperation, noting his client seemed very concerned about his health and looked extremely tired.
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Defense attorneys argued that Gray was acting out and it would not have been safe for officers to enter the police van.
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As the Leftovers world hurtles toward the seventh anniversary of the Sudden Departure, people keep acting out in exponentially more bizarre ways.
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From there, the spies made away with the materials on several different routes, acting out of concern that some would be apprehended.
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One has to wonder if Intel, as a corporation, is acting out because of the trademark that got away way back when.
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He's drawn repeated questions about whether he's acting out Richard Nixon's "madman theory" of provocation and unpredictability with a method actor's dedication.
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She tried everything, including acting out bondage fetishes, performing erotic electrostimulation ("electrosex") on another woman and dressing as a real-estate agent.
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Barton said she chooses to believe people aren't acting out of malice when leaving trash in the park; they are simply uninformed.
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" He also wrote that his "continued acting out over years crushed the aspirations" of his wife, Huma Abedin, "and ruined our marriage.
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The Justice Department's campaign against American supporters of the Islamic State is rife with examples of family members acting out of desperation.
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Barr's complaint seems to be that Trump's tweets deny him the opportunity to pretend that he's acting out of conviction, not dictation.
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Looking for Answers Looking for Answers: When people react the way your birth father's family has, they are acting out of fear.
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"As we know, rational good decisions are not made when a person is acting out of fear," she said, according to KMGH.
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Why is it that so many people are so disenfranchised with your democracy that they seem to be acting out, lashing out?
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When he starts Little League at 10 and sees lots of other dads around, he might get angry and start acting out.
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But the idea is that the staff aren't just in costume while serving—they're also acting out the role of a maid.
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It's so cool, and I think he's acting out of this compulsion to create something, and I think we're the same way.
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Instead, the enterprise ends up being a safe space for the passions of the few: a vanishing subculture acting out in plain sight.
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And I think to a certain extent, we're all kind of acting out these love scripts that have been written by other people.
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" Though the reality star admitted to acting out of line at moments while filming, he believes some footage was "taken out of context.
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They then practice their anti-phishing skills by acting out and discussing reactions to suspicious online texts, posts, friend requests, pictures, and emails.
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Carroll Dunham's latest paintings of men acting out masculine rituals in his signature landscapes opens this Friday at Blum & Poe in Los Angeles.
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These women say acting out these fantasies in a consensual manner allows them to practice them without actually sleeping with someone truly evil.
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There would be no surprises or revelations left in such a show, just the acting out of conflicts whose resolutions you already know.
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When not acting out of compassion, people act out of selfishness about what is best for them, not the animals, Ms. Uhler said.
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In the premiere, Nan wears a Metallica T-shirt over the weekend as she tries to figure out why Martin is acting out.
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There are 18 in-app activities for them to explore, assuming kids don't just use amuse themselves acting out their Marvel superhero fantasies
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The result is a crowd of people glued to the screens, at once hypnotized and acting out the A.D.H.D. of the digital age.
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But when the parents immediately ditch her with the kids and the house starts "acting out," she wonders what she got herself into.
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On one occasion Marlon was acting out and pulling faces while I was speaking on the phone to try to make me laugh.
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She was acting out a scene, pretending to be in a restaurant with her kids, listening to the conversation at the next table.
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Those clips capture them in the full, bratty ebullience of youth, acting out in ways that foreshadow the darker, heavier times to come.
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It's not even about kids acting out, but rather harassers in the classroom who have tapped into social media as a powerful weapon.
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In Susan Hood's "Double Take!" a boy, his cat and an elephant wander around the city, acting out the definitions of opposite words.
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Teachers sometimes enlist a student who is acting out into being a helper as a way to develop a closer relationship, said Olufs.
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But occasionally, the person acting out is your friend, someone who is fun and cool and definitely doesn't behave this way in meatspace.
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It is a rock around my neck; a dream, a nasty compulsive dream which I no longer write but now am acting out.
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Black and Fallon then lent their talents to the weird plays, acting out dramatic and absurd plots about toilet drinking monkeys and pickles.
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The movie has some conviction: It presents quite frankly the drama of kids acting out, and the subsequent resentment the adopting parents feel.
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"It was just a few vandals or people acting out of ignorance that caused these problems," he said, reflecting on the broken trees.
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I was acting out, and eventually got in trouble legally, which led to my parents getting me a therapist when I was 15.
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In other words, a lot of millennials are secretly looking for more, but acting out this performative disinterest to cover egos and asses.
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Kourt tries to ignore the phone conversation meltdown, but it's evident Scott is acting out in "Clothes Quarters" just to get his ex's attention.
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This week saw Rob Kardashian once again acting out on social media as his relationship with fiancée Blac Chyna endured more ups and downs.
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The 19893 steps are guidelines to being good, moral, and what's called "right acting" as opposed to being reckless and selfish and acting out.
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In fact, it inaugurated a common complaint about her: that she was, in her own way, acting out a certain kind of stereotypical femininity.
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Peterson said that he had received bad information, and that he "didn't get it right," but that he was not acting out of cowardice.
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It was not well-received: Not only was he acting out of line as a child, he was also criticizing an adored political figure.
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When he enters into dreaming, he is not paralyzed and therefore he is basically acting out the movements that he's making in his dreams.
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Titled "10 Reasons To Get a Younger Boyfriend," the clip featured the pair acting out silly scenarios illustrating why younger boyfriends trump older mates.
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In the same way that "hysteria" was once considered a valid medical diagnosis, any perceived "acting out" could become the justification for mental hobbling.
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Without a crowd of young fools to believe his lies, Rex starts acting out, harassing his children and his loving, enabling wife (Naomi Watts).
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North Korea must be convinced that it cannot degrade allied posture by acting out and that it cannot cover conventional aggression with nuclear blackmail.
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Acting out our craziest car notions on screen is a dream job and I know we'll both be debating some epic road trip ideas.
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Monday night Teigen posted a series of videos on SnapChat of she and her hubby acting out memorable scenes from The Devil Wears Prada.
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But instead of acting out of fear, arm yourself with the facts so that you can help your kids be smart, cautious, and savvy.
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These caregivers also share concerns about children's nightmares, insomnia or acting out in school, all of which can be signs of anxiety or depression.
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Paytas has a history of acting out for comedic relief, but fans have a hard time discerning between the YouTuber's reality and comedy, sometimes.
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Conspiracy theorists acting out of pure malice soon theorized that Podesta's humdrum emails about pizza toppings were actually coded discussions about child sexual abuse.
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It seemed like the natural adult extension of my neighbors, friends, and brother acting out whatever movie we'd seen most recently in the backyard.
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In the long story Haneke tells of middle-class misery and rot, we're all acting out the same dramas and committing the same transgressions.
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But being passionate about sharing knowledge, I spent the next decade learning to do what Dr. Little, the psychologist, calls acting out of character.
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And there's the story's deeper emotional level: It strikingly calls to mind small children acting out a "real-life" drama with, say, stuffed animals.
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Yeah, there's something about being in that situation where there's someone acting out what he did under Pablo Escobar's regime… it was completely surreal.
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Climate change is feeling ignored by the debates and acting out by making everyone in the northeast wear shorts in the middle of October.
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He tried to run away to Atlantic City—he was quickly brought back—and began acting out, doing anything he could to get attention.
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To this day, I don't know if I was caught, or if it just looked like I was acting out a scene from Gladiator.
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"I think it's always used to describe acting out for attention, but specifically male attention," her guest and fellow comedian Naomi Ekperigin points out.
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Mr. Weinstein knows the ways of Hollywood well enough that he might get away by acting out his part in this clichéd repentance script.
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Both Wilson-Raybould and Philpott say they are acting out of principle and that the scandal shows the Liberal Party needs to do better.
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And if that happens, she said, the not-sick sibling may either withdraw or may start acting out, competing to get parents' attention back.
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Your planetary ruler Mars faces off with deceptive Neptune this week, so avoid acting out things that are simply projections of your own imagination!
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Old-fashioned mores are not coming back — but neither, for now, is the wild erotic acting-out of the '70s, their often-cruel dionysianism.
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Journalists also say, "Well, they're only acting out of fear of the government," as if it's some evil fire-breathing regime that eats babies.
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While West may have believed he was acting out of loyalty to Beyoncé, the oral history claims the moment left both women in tears.
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Trump, who says he was acting out of his duty to root out corruption, also said last week that China also should investigate Biden.
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Until he fears the costs of acting out, covertly or overtly, we do not expect him to try much harder to conceal his efforts.
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CBS added that its board believes it is acting out of a fiduciary duty to all of its shareholders, and not just Ms. Redstone.
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Surely, one might think, a woman who would do such a thing must be acting out of a desire to escape a miserable marriage.
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Playing Lizzie and acting out fictional fights and heart-to-hearts with Jo also helped Duff appreciate her own mother more, she told Insider.
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As the mystery deepens, it looks increasingly as though they are just bored kids acting out a terrorist fantasy without regard for the consequences.
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Scenes play out through dialogue, so this game is particularly fun with a group of theatrically inclined players taking turn acting out the characters.
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Even then, though, she says, he was acting out of an obsessive compulsion that things be right, not out of any desire to inflict misery.
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"Some people are complimentary of me when it comes to maybe not acting out in ways that they see other child stars behaving," she says.
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Crisp, who finished 49-for-3, admitted afterward that he tossed the bat too close to Reyburn and showed remorse for acting out of anger.
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The player in the dominant position — the role these men claimed to be acting out — bears extra responsibility to pay attention to their partner's consent.
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It's fun the first couple of times — until you remember that people acting out VR scenes generally look like idiots, even when they're Michael Fassbender.
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It would appear that men don't want to see women acting out of stereotypical turn in fare that doesn't please their fragile pop-culture palates.
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As ferocious as they have been in defense of free-market ideas, the Koch brothers are also acting out of tangible self-interest, Mayer argues.
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He prowls the stage acting out characters, moving his story in unexpected directions and weaving poetic analogies -- all while wearing underwear over his elegant suit.
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If they'd ever watched Anna Paquin on True Blood, they'd understand that what may seem like supernatural power is sometimes just a girl acting out.
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You're just acting out an age-old performance of power, maybe one you feel less and less comfortable doing out in the world these days.
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Rather than acting out of stress and handling your bills at random, Love says it's better to step back and create a purposeful payment plan.
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A lot of encounters are darkly, absurdly funny because they involve characters acting out a charade of normal life in a practically post-apocalyptic landscape.
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During his trial, Sorlot claimed that he was acting out of patriotism, that he wanted to warn the French public of the looming German threat.
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Addiction, he says, is defined by loss of control, exhibiting the same behavior despite negative consequences and an ongoing preoccupation with acting out that behavior.
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He declined an opening offered by a member of Congress to repeat government claims that Apple is acting out of concern for its business model.
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And I think that they're acting out — that they believe that the president wants them to do and the way he wants them to act.
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The resulting photos show people at their most eccentric, acting out customs — from symbolic spring rituals to harvest festivals — that often date back several centuries.
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The discussions included a wink and a nod, with not one of those individuals offering even a hint of truly acting out such a scheme.
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The idea is that a would-be shooter, now knowing the full consequences of his actions, will be deterred from acting out in the future.
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"There can be a form of aggression over her territory ..." Gosselin said, adding that the lion was not acting out of character during the incident.
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Still, if this is Bieber's new version of "acting out," all we can say is that we're glad he didn't get a monkey this time.
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She's doing a lot of acting out lately, between the vagina flash, the roadside breakup, and what happens soon after she gets into Ray's truck.
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Sandmann said he was trying to defuse a tense situation and denied insinuations that anyone in the crowd was acting out of racism or hatred.
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"If someone is acting out toward someone else, you may see flight attendant placating them, but this is not because they condone it," she says.
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"Straight White Men" was right up Ms. Driscoll's alley, since in her own award-winning dance productions, she has specialized in awkwardness and acting out.
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There is a vague notion that Nick is struggling with dueling impulses toward good and evil, acting out his version of the Jekyll-Hyde predicament.
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It's big and operatic, often driving her to do the very things for which she's been publicly shamed: acting out, picking fights, trawling for affirmation.
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And if there are major disruptions going on at home, let the staff know; it will help them understand if your child is acting out.
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Their presentation — complete with two people acting out a scenario on stage in which LoveSync would be used — was met with skepticism from the investors.
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And if there are major disruptions going on at home, let the staff know; it will help them understand if your child is acting out.
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But she also has to serve the plot, repeating words that will provide clues for Heidi, acting out at key times, shutting down in others.
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Why is it so hard to accept that Trump is acting out of pique, on impulse, because Comey on his TV gave him bad feels?
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The recaps feature some of the most popular YouTube personalities acting out cheesy scenarios in an extended musical video, and are generally accepted to be awful.
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Unfortunately, Clay adopts a "by any means necessary" attitude in order to achieve this goal, often acting out irrationally at the expense of Jessica's well-being.
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This is deeply disturbing, even enraging, on its face — which Aurora later makes plain by acting out her frustrations with her fists, all over Jim's face.
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Besides, if there was anyone who was going to get attention for acting out it was probably that kid who kept throwing scissors at the ceiling.
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I hope you understand that I was acting out of a sense of misguided jealousy, and the truth is I am glad you have lovely lives.
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So someone watching the terrorist who tore through Nice would be more susceptible to acting out if they identify with the attacker more than his victims.
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Two songs—the Irish performance, which included two male dancers acting out a love-scene, and Albania's performance by an artist with tattoos—were censored altogether.
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And best of all, the surreal intimacy built over the course of endless rehearsals, constant intense proximity, and repeatedly acting out the peaks of human emotion.
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But he wasn't purely acting out of a desire to expose wrongdoing — he was mad that he'd been passed over for a promotion at the FBI.
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As well as the surprise in Johnson's voice, a very clear sense of pride shines through: the weird computer children he made are acting out, sure.
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Ma'lik's lawyer told Levy that his father's absence was hard on Ma'lik and that he began "acting out"; football served as an outlet for his feelings.
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Or conservative supervillains jerking liberal chains and rattling leftwing cages on mainstream tech platforms by acting out a manist, white-supremacist tantrum-pantomime in plain sight.
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As a teenager, Mr. Levinson liked to hang out with friends in the attic of his family's home in New Hyde Park acting out courtroom dramas.
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"There is a very recognizable racist and supremacist [in Lucius Malfoy], acting out of fear and thinking that the past was a better time," he said.
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When faced with a stranger acting out in a public space, most people tend to avert their eyes, keep walking, and avoid any sort of confrontation.
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During the second act, the violence and chaos escalates as Bateman goes on a killing spree, acting out after an oppressively boring vacation in the Hamptons.
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"The shelters aren't the problem, it's taking kids from their parents that's the problem," she said, noting that the children were often scared and acting out.
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And maybe it was the same for other kids, too: kids richer than me with all-consuming anger or sticky fingers, acting out at their parents.
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It even involves Wayne acting out spitting out shrimp (rhymes with pimp) for an entire bar, which is something no other rapper would bother to do.
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When I was supposed to be acting out femininity, I was constantly thinking I needed to be pretty—'I'm a woman, I'm supposed to be pretty.
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They speak only enough words of English — "Luke Skywalker, Jedi Master" — to help us realize they're acting out Luke's heroic stand against the entire First Order.
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Lula's lawyers have for years maintained that Moro was acting out of a desire to block Lula and the Workers Party from returning to the presidency.
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For the region's residents, police checkpoints and surveillance cameras equipped with facial recognition technology have imbued life with a corrosive fear of acting out of turn.
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The trouble begins when Regan, a girl played by Linda Blair, begins acting out of character and doing odd things like speaking in tongues and levitating.
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Teenagers around the country picked it up, iterating quickly and acting out random scenarios, like spraying sunscreen in Dr Pepper (to the chagrin of "the ants").
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Teenagers around the country picked it up, iterating quickly and acting out random scenarios, like spraying sunscreen in Dr Pepper (to the chagrin of "the ants").
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We're only one episode into the new season, but knowing Sorrentino, there's more happening here than just some nuns acting out a deleted scene from Elite.
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Even Villanelle, the childlike assassin at the center of "Killing Eve," is a millennial acting out against a world whose problems started long before she arrived.
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But my therapist assured me that acting out these scenes was healthy play, helping my daughter gain mastery over her feelings, no matter what she used.
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These siblings are itinerant players who have found themselves in "a state theater of a state unknown," acting out their own psychodrama while rehearsing a play.
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Medea's documentary-detailed account of the abuses she suffered while being smuggled into the States, led by Jason, gives her plenty of cause for acting out.
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Medea's documentary-detailed account of the abuses she suffered while being smuggled into the States, led by Jason, gives her plenty of cause for acting out.
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There's no reason to assume that people dressed as clowns in your area are acting out of anything other than a wish to perpetuate the hoax.
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The concept, whatever its good intentions, tempts comparisons with the history of African-American performers in blackface, acting out stereotypes of themselves for predominantly white audiences.
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Neeson's recent revelation, in a newspaper interview, that he once came close to acting out his own racist revenge fantasies might spoil some of the fun.
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But if he's pardoning other people, it may not be so simple even if it's more or less apparent that he's acting out of self-interest.
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"There's clearly something at play that brings together extreme anger and physical acting out against family members or domestic partners in a disturbing way," said Spitzer.
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I've done unreasonable things, like checking a guy's phone, or acting out of fear and jealousy — all the qualities I'm not interested in having ascribed to me.
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To their credit, that means they never had a Miley Cyrus twerking moment of "growing up" as white girls by acting out a "transgressive" proximity to blackness.
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As a possibly-closeted member of an ultra-conservative Catholic family, the idea of acting out an LGBTQ+ screen on-stage throws Simon into an emotional tailspin.
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All of that comes together to produce movie monsters that "feel alive" — not just for the performers acting out the scene, but for the audience as well.
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"People have been taking those images to the public space and actually acting out the photographs: People doing 'hands up don't shoot,' the 'die-ins,'" Perera added.
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A British woman is being charged $105,00 after acting out on her flight from London Stansted Airport to Dalaman in southwest Turkey last month, according to CNN.
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But the brutality of the attack suggested a type of suspect — someone acting out of rage and anger, and very possibly a person who knew the victim.
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Where one might be acting out sexually, having lots of promiscuous sexual experiences, another may be addicted to porn and not have that problem with sex specifically.
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You might get the idea that it was just white men acting out, but women, minorities, and gay people were involved and they were just as weird.
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Their following would come to the shows all dressed up, acting out the fantasy of rock music, the world of elegance and chic—a beautifully designed life.
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Ellem thinks Boy is "acting out" after his best doggy friend Ralph had to be put down, and suggests Boy may be trying to search for him.
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The researchers also encourage parents to resist a child's play for negative attention, learning to ignore annoying habits such as humming, making noises or otherwise acting out.
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A Missouri woman is jailed after allegedly telling police she accidentally shot her boyfriend in the face, killing him, while acting out a movie scene, PEOPLE confirms.
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Like, my professional career is now something that sticks out in my mind when I'm acting out or standing up to something that I don't believe in.
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The Williams board may also be acting out of an abundance of caution, given the rising probability that the merger's fate ends up being decided in court.
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Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, with a cast that revels in acting up and acting out, this production finds the theatrical exhilaration in civil disobedience (22:245).
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Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, with a cast that revels in acting up and acting out, this production finds the theatrical exhilaration in civil disobedience (259:259).
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Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, with a cast that revels in acting up and acting out, this production finds the theatrical exhilaration in civil disobedience (239261:231984).
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Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, with a cast that revels in acting up and acting out, this production finds the theatrical exhilaration in civil disobedience (411143:411133).
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Directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, with a cast that revels in acting up and acting out, this production finds the theatrical exhilaration in civil disobedience (1:05).
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Heller's opponents say his twists and turns on health care show he was acting out of fear -- first of the general election, and now of a primary.
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"So the Democrats will spend the next few precious months acting out a pretend cliffhanger to which everyone actually knows the script and the ending," he wrote.
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Stigmatized by a lack of education and opportunity, these warring personalities are temporarily relieved of the tedium of poverty by acting out its brutalities for Springer's lens.
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Ernst eggs Richie on to greater depths of depravity, but also informs him that he's acting out to distract himself from his guilt over killing a man.
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For months now, government officials have discouraged Duterte from acting out against the US, Thompson said, adding that the president has been somewhat receptive to this advice.
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There's no better way to make friends than getting thrown into a circle of strangers and acting out what Bernie Sanders would be like in caveman times.
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She alternates between her inner monster, who advocates for murdering people, talking smack, and acting out, and her conscience, the Willie people seem to know and love.
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Meanwhile, in real life, Latinos are acting out their own human foibles, and trying to build their own private empires, in fields that don't involve criminal activity.
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The horrorcore side of it wasn't so much about the lyrical content but rather about acting out and causing mischief in the face of the status quo.
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The sitters acting out the role of vahine in these portraits are not just cisgender women, but ma¯hu¯ (Polynesian for effeminate men) and rae-rae (transgender).
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A number of brain states raise the risk of acting out violently, and the evidence so far, while incomplete, suggests that C.T.E. may be one of them.
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An hour into the day's odds, a casino worker feels compelled to intercept a loudly disgruntled loser acting out at one of the "Fort Knox" slot machines.
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Just as when he made his very imperfect call to the Ukrainian president the day after Robert Mueller testified, Trump began acting out right after his acquittal.
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"So from Lamby's standpoint, he was acting out in part because of his own back story and wherever he came from before being rescued," Mr. Beisner said.
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"He needed mental health treatment, but instead of the jail treating his very serious mental health needs, they responded by punishing him for acting out," he said.
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Prior to acting out the sketch, Portman gave Fallon a load of random words which formed the basis of the script they went on to act out.
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Other distinctions between black and white players included that black athletes were seen as passive agents acting out of impulse, while white athletes were considered active participants.
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Philip, meanwhile, seems to be acting out of his usual protective instinct, appalled at the idea of willingly letting his child out from under his immediate protection.
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Unlike other important feminist moments in our history, this is not about groups of women acting out in protest by burning bras, or even marching for reproductive rights.
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Just look at these lawn skeletons acting out a different scene each day if you want an example of how committed to the spooky season some people are.
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I need to tell my husband when people are acting out of line, because they'll take you for a fool if you don't put a stop to it.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that while Baldwin does have a history of acting out, he frequently finds himself being "provoked and taunted and harassed" by the paparazzi.
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On May 23, New York's Shakespeare in the Park purportedly sought to spice up an otherwise bland production by repugnantly acting out the stabbing death of President Trump.
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Every time a white person disses a black person, they're acting out the manhood structure of saving face from another white man's violence by targeting a third party.
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"I apologize to Judge Hidalgo, the citizens of my County, and most importantly the entire Hispanic community for hastily acting out with transgression on social media," Tice wrote.
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Instead of acting out of rage over something your kid did, a healthier response would be, "I don't like it when you do that," and then explain why.
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" Mr. Adams wrote approvingly of Mr. Thiel, "I assume he is acting out of a combination of revenge and a desire to make the world a better place.
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EU regulators have taken a tough stance against U.S. tech giants in enforcing antitrust, privacy and tax laws, prompting accusations that Europe was acting out of protectionist impulses.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that while Baldwin does have a history of acting out, he frequently finds himself being "provoked and taunted and harassed" by the paparazzi.
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Venus is the planet of love and money, but on a deeper level, it's about value and respect—people with low self-esteem will be acting out severely.
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But jurors also failed to agree he was guilty of manslaughter, for which they would have only needed to conclude the ex-cop was acting out of passion.
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Because while I have plenty of fond memories of the Super Nintendo, I also have plenty of embarrassing memories acting out when I thought I wouldn't get it.
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On a recent Sunday, he bounded across the stage of his church, the New Season Christian Worship Center, acting out multiple roles in the biblical story of Joshua.
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But I imagine the contenders are going to start feeling similarly to how I feel when my boyfriend is friendly to girls he knows, and start acting out.
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The company's chief executive, Jane Sun, said Ctrip was acting out of a sense of social responsibility but also responding to economic factors: A declining population hurts growth.
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He released an acid-ink letter on Monday, accusing the mayor of carrying out a vendetta, and acting out of fear over what he might dig up next.
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She had on a pair of blue coveralls, she had put some black paint all over her face, and we were acting out this skit called 'Cigar Butts.
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Mike is heartbroken and acting out, cursing poor Mr. Kowalski and lashing out at his friends, who don't quite get how busted up he remains over Eleven's disappearance.
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A serious commitment is made, and we're acting out of practical interests even though it's more appealing to be on the cutting edge now, thanks to Uranus's presence.
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The resolution's constitutionality is questionable, and it is unlikely to receive a vote, but it drew attention to Republicans' argument that Democrats were acting out of political interest.
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Moviegoers in NYC will notice a hefty police presence when they go see "Joker" on opening weekend ... cause the NYPD's not taking any chances on someone acting out.
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In the son's acting out of the Oedipal triangle, he will continue to see Felicity, talk to her, have noisy sex with her, wonder about his father's reaction.
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Letter said he was acting out of "courtesy" to the court so the justices would have more time to consider the case and review arguments from both sides.
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Parents should stay vigilant on spotting any signs of potential depression in kids, which may vary from sadness and isolation to anger, irritability and acting out, Clark advised.
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" The California Democrat argued that Trump's supporters are "acting out what they believe the president wants them to do and the way that he wants them to act.
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Separately, a highly anticipated watchdog report on the Trump-Russia inquiry is expected to criticize F.B.I. officials but absolve leaders of acting out of anti-Trump bias. 28.
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In Trump's case, the question would be whether he was acting out of the goodness of his heart, or covering up for his family, his associates and himself.
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Azaria's defense argued he felt his life was in danger, while the prosecution contended he was acting out of revenge and pulled the trigger when there was no threat.
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After receiving the new organ, Sasha begins having strange visions, and acting out in violent, disturbing ways — such as, um, hacking off the tail of her poor mouse friend.
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For about three years, he had been acting out (including bouts of growling at people and hiding underneath tables), having trouble sleeping, and had a persistent fear of werewolves.
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" The president also claimed he was a firm believer in press freedom, but said he will shut down future press interactions if a reporter is "acting out of sorts.
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Being queer and multiracial with little context of my family of color made life really hard at a young age, and had me acting out in every way possible.
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He said he was acting out of a sense of propriety and didn't legally need to separate himself from the Trump Organization or its dealings while acting as president.
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The audio was copyright claimed (and thus removed), but versions that gained traction on Twitter show the four men acting out lyrics from the song "Magnolia" by Playboi Carti.
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Even if their acting out is part of a bigger pattern, it's still important to remember that, yes, this is bad behavior, but your child isn't a terrible person.
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I teach burglars, ram-raiders, the occasional fraudster—but they all tend to be acting out of desperation, usually linked directly to either drug dependency or impending home eviction.
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"Do you see what people say about me compared to you," Kourtney vents to her little sister, acting out what she really wanted to say to Kim, but didn't.
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Jessica herself is still acting out and drinking away her demons, but now questioning her own identity and purpose as she sees what IGH's victims turn out to be.
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Plus, on issues of race, white people probably have a better chance of getting through to other white people because they're not seen as acting out of self-interest.
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Katie is crushed to learn this about her mentor, but finds out that Diana was only acting out to get a big payout, like Bill O'Reilly or Roger Ailes.
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Nervousness, erratic behavior, uncontrolled outbursts, flagrant sexuality—doctors and psychiatrists saw these all as symptoms of hysteria, that ever-elusive disease that mostly boiled down to women acting out.
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In response, Trump's hardcore supporters have threatened to ignore down-ballot races in November, acting out of spite to punish a GOP that does not stand with its nominee.
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It turns out Sam is acting out because he's terrified of losing his squad, a conclusion he comes to with Gretchen and acts upon entirely out of self-preservation.
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Or maybe he's one of those guys who find themselves easily peer pressured into acting out of character because of an understandable desire to endear himself to his colleagues.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform committee chairman launched into a fiery open statement condemning top officials at the FBI and DOJ for acting out of bias and animus.
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While such rules are important, it is also noteworthy that cultural workers in Maoist China were not always acting out of fear or seeking to comply with party orders.
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But the argument that he is acting out of an altruistic desire to make the alliance more effective might be more convincing if the President ever openly praised NATO.
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By the time I get back, we realize that the deadline for submission is looming, and we're going to have to leave voice acting out of our final game.
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That said, you might also be feeling very lost and in the dark, since eclipses find the Sun and Moon—our luminaries/sources of light—acting out of sorts.
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That could be key to VR fulfilling its destiny as an empathy machine, allowing us to absorb someone else's perspective by acting out their life in our own skin.
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One includes strangers acting out — a mother who slaps a toddler, a boy who punches his girlfriend — and bystanders, when they react, tend to do so viscerally and quickly.
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Saudi Arabia's General Commission for Audiovisual Media said it was acting out of "concern for the rights of its citizens and residents" without elaborating further, the news agency reported.
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Johnston was acting out, she said, because unlike the things that had been done to her in the hotel, deliberate bad behavior was something she did have control over.
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The sun dips farther below the clouds and more visitors arrive, a few more of them acting out a memorable scene from an animated film released three years ago.
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The beautiful thing is if they do, they'll get to have a relationship with the real you, not the you who was acting out of a sense of obligation.
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Because no matter where the men of "Chronicles" are, and no matter what generation they belong to, they find themselves acting out similar patterns in conversation, conflicts and confessions.
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Paleozoic lizards could make good parents The fossil suggests that ancient lizard was acting out of "parental care" for the offspring -- divesting resources to improve their young's life chances.
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"We see the studies and we know how scary the situation actually is, and we're acting out of fear," said Gabby Campos, a 17-year-old high school student.
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There were many memorable moments, including my husband, Carlos Monje, acting out all the major scenes of 'Titanic' while lip-syncing 'My Heart Will Go On' by Celine Dion.
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As Iran's leaders feel the squeeze of the Trump administration's decision to reinforce economic sanctions, they predictably are acting out to try to extort a better outcome for themselves.
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Filmmaker Cao Fei turns her attentions to the compartmentalized, monotonous labor of Osram light-bulb factory workers by depicting them acting out their fantasies in the video, "Whose Utopia"?
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Many of these reformers were acting out of cultural and racial chauvinism, an assumption that they knew what was in the best interest of the families they were tearing apart.
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Here, with a full band, she stretches things out further, improvising vocal lines and acting out each bar like she's running through the train of thought for the first time.
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She flees down the hallway to Behar's dressing room — only to find her co-host acting out the plot from King's 1987 book, Misery, with none other than Anthony Scaramucci.
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Behind the camera you can hear Reinhart's voice as Sprouse pretends to swirl makeup in his hand, acting out the kind of YouTube video we've seen over and over again.
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Teachers and administrators at schools like Eastern see mindfulness as a powerful new skill to offer students, not just to manage stress but also to keep them from acting out.
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After video of the incident went viral, the attackers claimed they had been acting out of "civic courage," and the AfD championed the accused perpetrators as heroes protecting the nation.
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The bondage gear worn under their outfits suggests they may be acting out a sexual fantasy, in which the woman plays the part of Pamela and the man her master.
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There can be pre-motor symptoms like a reduction in smell, or you might get constipation, you might start acting out your dreams in something called REM sleep behavioral disorder.
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Authorities are investigating claims by a 7-year-old boy that a security guard locked him in an electrical closet at a Chicago elementary school as punishment for acting out.
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Get your heart rate down and your mind relatively clear, because acting out of blind rage and calling the police could get a black person thrown in jail or killed.
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Speaking to Anna Sale for an episode of the WNYC podcast "Death, Sex & Money, " Alec Baldwin is frank about the fact that he didn't get into acting out of love.
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One shock-work of his pre-Orkney years, "Vesalii Icones", had featured a near-naked dancer acting out the Stations of the Cross and bursting from the tomb as AntiChrist.
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The former president said that, despite their political differences, he always knew he and McCain were acting out of a shared desire to do what was best for the country.
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For years, the talented actor Shia LaBeouf, who started in film and television as a child, has been acting out his emotional disturbances and drug and alcohol issues in public.
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"I understand as we get closer to the end there may be some anxiety, frustration and acting out on the other side that has to look at the facts," Mrs.
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That MTV itself isn't much in the music business anymore only makes the playing field clearer for provocation: Acting out here is like trashing a hotel room, not your house.
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When that first box of hardcovers arrived, I sent copies to a few of my famous professors, then spent the next month acting out my fantasy about my work's reception.
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I was suddenly convinced that my reality was just a big stage and everyone was acting out a script, and I was hospitalized and prescribed anti-psychotics and mood stabilizers.
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The brushstrokes on the canvas seem distracted and uncoordinated, as if the artist's hand is less concerned with representing the subject and more interested in acting out some libidinal impulse.
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Many other undesirable outcomes were associated with spanking, including children acting out and having poor relationships with their parents, as well as being victims of physical abuse later in life.
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By granting Mr. Gruevski asylum in Hungary, Mr. Orban may have primarily been acting out of personal loyalty to a kindred spirit, said Ms. Tcherneva, an expert on Balkan politics.
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Instead, Lam only gradually closed border crossings, fueling speculation among her critics that she was acting out of political considerations and taking care not to offend her bosses in Beijing.
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Watch his Eric acting out his recollection of a drunken "manly kiss" he exchanged with an Englishman in a bar, or methodically and rationally defending the most heinous acts conceivable.
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Given the president's consistent railing against tech companies, you can imagine where that might raise concerns about the agency, under a single director, acting out vendettas against Twitter or Facebook.
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Salahi came to think of his interrogators as acting out a Mauritanian folktale in which a blind man is given the gift of a single, fleeting glimpse of the world.
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It is unclear whether the Ukrainian team was directed by Russia or if it was acting out of shared sympathies, and Mr. Van Bommel said he never checked their identities.
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But it isn't the right choice for everyone in that situation — other parents, acting out of a sincere love and concern for their child, might make a very different decision.
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Of the 52 people named in a federal indictment, 35 were parents, many of whom have since said they were acting out of anxiety and fear for their kids' futures.
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So if you clear-cut a forest, it's not just going to bounce back in a couple years, fully stocked with all the original organisms acting out their original relationships.
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Given a crisp, sometimes frantic reading by the conductor Pablo Heras-Casado, leading the Orchestre de Paris, its familiar sound keeps the characters trapped in the ritual they're acting out.
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They were acting out "a movie scene in which a person(s) gets stabbed, at which point (Wascher) began to stab both victims before fleeing on foot," Hartford Police said.
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He was a respected businessman who spent much of his spare time acting out various roles in the fairy tales I made up—juggling his way around imaginary castles and kingdoms.
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But what happened instead was that he got this job and first, from the school's perspective, around 22014, so two years into the job, he started acting out a little bit.
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Arizona realizes, through this patient and her worries about Sofia acting out, that she needs to move to New York to be close to Callie (Sara Ramirez) for their daughter's benefit.
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" Rodriguez said that the child was never placed in handcuffs and that the officer was "simply trying to restrain him as he was acting out, flailing and kicking towards the officer.
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When asked about what he'd do if Snapchat's Bitmoji started acting out the news too, Nigam fired back that they'd "force you to live inside Snapchat itself" rather than share elsewhere.
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The lyrics aren't as morbid as those on "Hot Fuss" (though "Shadowplay", a Joy Division cover about "assassins" and "acting out your own death", has returned to the regular touring setlist).
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It's not that she's completely blind to what's happening, but she knows they're acting out of grief, and that makes her afraid to tread too heavily lest she make it worse.
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Fox News also issued a statement directed at Mr. Trump on Monday, questioning whether he was acting out against Ms. Kelly because he was afraid of the questions she might ask.
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I don't blame people in the UK or America for voting to junk the system, if they feel that they have no other way of getting attention than by acting out.
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It's been a rough time for her, made all the rougher by the mean girls who mock her for not fitting in and the teachers who scold her for acting out.
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Dressing up and acting out your fantasy is inherently provocative, so it's no surprise that dressing up coupled with the spooky atmosphere will lead to some fun times in the bedroom.
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Palestinian leaders say assailants are acting out of desperation over the collapse in 2014 of peace talks and Israeli settlement expansion on occupied land that Palestinians seek for an independent state.
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You'll also notice yourself acting out in unusual ways in your relationships; if there are things you usually say (or do) in your head, you'll feel like doing them real life.
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Democratic pollster Nancy Zdunkewicz said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "What America's Thinking" that members of Congress are unpopular because voters view them as acting out of self-interest.
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The company uploaded "Baby Shark" to its Pinkfong channel on YouTube in 83, then replaced it the next year with the current video, which features two children acting out dance moves.
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Algren gives many of the characters Runyonesque names—Owner, Blind Pig, Record Head—because essentially they are mythical figures on a landscape of foregone conclusions, wearily acting out their assigned roles.
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Since modern political parties are both more polarized and more internally homogenous, we don't observe pairs very often anymore, so maybe Murkowski was acting out of the kindness of her heart.
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Finally, you can tap into your thinking brain to figure out what to do next, instead of acting out of extreme anger, or sadness, or whatever it is you're experiencing. 4.
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Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey, John Slattery, Dev Patel, and many more are acting out the ups and downs of modern love inspired by the stories of real New York Times readers.
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The actor said he was proactive in getting his diagnosis, asking for scans after he started "acting out" his dreams, which he read was a very early sign of the disease.
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But the report did not state that there were "abuses" in the FISA process, and never accused FBI officials of intentionally manipulating the FISA process or acting out of political bias.
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As damaged as Grace may be, Aidan and Mia are no picnic, and their acting out at times is less suggestive of real children than stock characters in a horror flick.
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The episodes play out like series of vignettes, but serial arcs build: Phyllis's declining faculties, Sam's battles at work, her kids' growing and acting out and the general theme of aging.
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There are about a dozen women playing Patsy and a dozen men playing John, and they're all simultaneously acting out versions of what could have happened as the camera goes by.
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It gleaned two different types of brain signals: event-related potentials (when neurons are acting in sync) and broadband spectral changes (when neurons are acting out of sync in the brain).
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There are many examples of students on college campuses acting out in ways that many people perceive as ridiculous — by, say, trying to ban speakers with different views or policing language.
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In a video that their mother, Colleen Jordan, posted to Facebook, the girls can be seen acting out a moment early on in the film with the movie playing in the background.
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In doing this, the police and community can deter individuals responsible for most of the crime in their city from acting out, and maybe even help these individuals lead more productive lives.
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"But this is what I see coming across the lobby: I&aposm sitting there ready to screen test and I see [Travolta]," she told Cohen while acting out someone walking with swagger.
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The police report says the two young men — apparently acting out of a desire to pass their school exams — drugged the girl until she was unconscious, after which the teenager raped her.
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Driving the news: A year ago, Harvard professor Graham Allison ignited a global debate by suggesting that the U.S. and China are not acting out, or even necessarily making their own decisions.
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Breland-Noble adds that understanding how depression looks in these youth makes it harder to misattribute acting out to conduct disorder—a range of disruptive behaviors that includes starting fights and bullying.
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Four years later, Mr. Murry is still missing, Charles Wallace is almost unbearably precocious, and Meg is acting out at school, where a preening bully keeps poking her about her missing dad.
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Often, our fear of articulating our opinions can prevent us from acting out against issues that deeply trouble us and that negatively impact our lives and the lives of our loved ones.
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A full moon in your sign on Tuesday brings you in closer contact with who you are, how you feel about yourself, and living your truth—but avoid acting out for attention.
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Nor do I identify with those who think Corinne was acting out the classic fetishization of Black men and their dicks, and then crying rape when knowledge of her desires became public.
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A study published in June in Pediatric Research found that there's a vicious cycle: The parents' use of phones and its interference in parent-child interactions is associated with kids acting out.
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By painting the protestors as victims in lieu of a group of two year-olds acting out, a narrative is being created that seeks to rationalize ridiculous behavior instead of correcting it.
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When he toured behind Diamond Dogs in 19763, his set was equipped with platforms and winches that enabled him to float suspended in the air and guest dancers acting out the songs.
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They deal with crying colleagues, students acting out after a family member is deported and trembling when classmates talk about the past night's news, and parents skipping teacher conferences and school events.
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It's akin to the tragedy of the commons idea that individuals, when sharing a limited resource (say, the town cattle pasture), will eventually deplete that resource by acting out of self-interest.
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"You're not acting out as completely authoritarian places like North Korea, or some places that just don't care about the optics — you have to preserve some kind of a confusion," Eristavi said.
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She and her husband had recently separated; their son, who is developmentally delayed, was undergoing tests as doctors sought a diagnosis; and Angelie was acting out in response to losing her grandfather.
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In September 2016, his mother had told the state social services agency that Mr. Cruz had been acting out because he was upset over a breakup with a girl at Stoneman Douglas.
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T.O. does believe Brown could be handling the situation better publicly -- especially when it comes to his social media -- but tells TMZ Sports he understands why AB is frustrated and acting out.
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Three times during the procession, he collapsed onto the ground, acting out the victims' death throes, while a member of his theater company traced the contours of his body on the pavement.
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House managers who once put their lives on the line for their country can convince voters that Democrats are acting out of a sense of duty and not partisan malice toward Trump.
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The star-studded video features Keys, Miguel and Michael B. Jordan, as well as Zoe Saldana and her husband Marco Perego, each acting out the different "emotional journeys" that occur in relationships.
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Their responses have instead focused overwhelmingly on trying to discredit Cohen personally as a liar acting out of self-preservation — pointing out that he has pled guilty to lying to Congress before.
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The 'fight' then escalated in typical third-grader fashion, with Bumgarner safely encamped behind a wall of teammates acting out the traditional if only these guys weren't here to stop me histrionics.
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"In Trump's case, the question would be whether he was acting out of the goodness of his heart, or covering up for his family, his associates and himself," Hemel and Posner write.
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Of course, it's annoying as hell if someone seems to keep dodging your plans — but it's also important to remember that if a friend is acting out of character, it's worth a conversation.
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Doctors and lawyers who have visited the shelters said the facilities were fine, clean and safe, but the kids -- who have no idea where their parents are -- were hysterical, crying and acting out.
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Meanwhile, his wife Jackie (Helen Hunt) is trying to mend fences with him after having an affair, but their teenage son Connor (Judah Lewis) is acting out against her in increasingly vicious ways.
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"Acting out of friendship is not a crime," Lowells said, later adding that Menendez was doing "what 535 members of Congress do all the time" in meeting with government officials about policy matters.
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Already, Ailes has responded to the allegations by saying the retaliation was hers, and not his; that Carlson's contract was not renewed due to poor ratings and that she's acting out of revenge.
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That's a fun coincidence, but it's even crazier that he ends up acting out practically the same scene as he did with Tom Riddle (young Voldemort, played by Frank Dillane) in a flashback.
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These men are imposing the body part that is most threatening to a female and in doing so, they are acting out what is called 'sexualized hostility' or 'eroticized rage' against their prey.
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So thank you, Gigi, for giving us mere plebeians a (job-sparing) means of vicariously acting out all the stuff that wouldn't quite pass muster with HR on our next super crappy day...
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Sharon recalls once seeing him in the backyard, acting out improvised martial arts moves with a long stick used for painting, spinning it and swinging it like Donatello from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles .
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Barbara is quite a character, and you can see how some people trying to finance this wanted to do certain things with the way she was acting out, and make it more sweet.
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A seven-year-old with Attention Deficit Disorder was handcuffed for acting out, and a six-year-old Florida girl was handcuffed and sent to a mental institution for hitting the school principal.
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I don't binge on porn anymore, and that's huge for me, because that was such a huge part of acting out, but I'm also not against looking at porn from time to time.
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Palestinian leaders say assailants are acting out of desperation over the collapse in 2014 of peace talks and the expansion of Israeli settlements on occupied land that Palestinians seek for an independent state.
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In Indianapolis, the Immigrant Welcome Center has noticed that immigrants wary of what the government will do next are now acting out of an abundance of caution, even with the nonprofits they trust.
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The whole thing is such an indecipherable stew of explosions and gunfights that it feels like it was scripted by a second-grader explaining the brawl he's acting out with some action figures.
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The president accused Democrats of acting out of spite by rejecting his request, saying "virtually every Democrat we are dealing with today strongly supported a Border Wall or Fence" before he was president.
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Doctors and lawyers who have visited the shelters said the facilities were fine, clean and safe, but the kids — who have no idea where their parents are — were hysterical, crying and acting out.
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Included in the information packet will be the details of each case, as well as arguments that in none of the cases were the accused troops acting out of patriotism, as Trump suggested.
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The old-timers telling stories in the coffee shop are acting out familiar roles, as are the members of the City Council and the participants in a solemn ritual at the Masonic temple.
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"By acting out your dreams, I mean I was having a dream that somebody was attacking me and I threw a sack of potatoes at them," Mr. Alda, 82, said in the interview.
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Military experts who examined the Tiger Force case said the troops were acting out of rage over the death of comrades, frustration over fighting a canny enemy and fear for their own safety.
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If Ms. Lam really believes they are acting out of concern for "the next generation," she would do well to heed them and shelve this cynical assault on Hong Kong's rule of law.
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Olivia Wilde, Oscar Isaac, Antonio Banderas, Mandy Patinkin and Annette Bening are all featured here, acting out the stories of a multigenerational and international group whose lives are connected through a single event.
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This is kinda cool ... Lindsay Lohan is sending good vibes to a group of high school students acting out one of her biggest movies, and she has a special message for the kids!!!
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In a Friday press release out of the company's headquarters in New Brunswick, New Jersey, Johnson & Johnson stated that they were "acting out of an abundance of caution" in recalling product lot #22318RB.
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And I was instinctively acting out a familiar, but also ridiculous, paradigm of marriage, one in which we collude in the fiction that no one of the opposite sex ever draws our interest.
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But part of the detail is an acting out of lyrics, and the Madrids habitually rely on the words of the songs to put across their meanings, to both cute and clunky effect.
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And so began a negotiation that descended from cordial to contentious, with shareholders on either side accusing the others of acting out of self-interest, and not the interest of the co-op.
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The gist is this: Users film videos of themselves lip-syncing or acting out comedy sketches, up to 15 seconds long, and can choose from a database of songs, effects, or sound bites.
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But the last thing Adora wants to do is solve murders, and nobody else is really acting out of urgency; instead, we get scenes of apathy and even active resistance to murder-solving.
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The two became fast friends, acting out adventures from "The Rover Boys" and, after Nelle's father gave the two children an old Underwood typewriter, making up their own stories to dictate to each other.
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Fadell, of course, rejected the charges: In his view, Duffy was acting out of line, while Nest was racking up accomplishments at Google—a regular drumbeat of significant hardware redesigns and new software services.
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Bregoli's initial claim to fame is squarely in the tradition of '90s talk shows featuring out-of-control teens acting out for those who tuned into Jenny Jones, Phil Donahue, and Sally Jesse Raphael.
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In January, one of his first 60-second ads — acting out a scene he had conjured up in a debate — imagined a swarm of bankers, lawyers and journalists streaming across the border from Mexico.
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Chet thinks Jeremy just needs to connect with his feelings, so he gets him to admit that he's still not over Rachel, and that's at the source of a lot of his acting out.
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"These kids ... put everything they have into it to make it seem real and to acting out these roles," said Smith, a mother of two who lost her mother to distracted driving in 2008.
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And while their daughter Vale, 2½, loves her little brother more than anything, she is acting out in some ways — understandable for a toddler who has to share the attention with a new sibling.
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Most ASMR videos feature an ASMR artist speaking softly into a microphone and acting out a scenario while playing close attention to the viewer, which some people find innately appealing regardless of the content.
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The married stars got candid during a recent sit-down with PEOPLE Now about life with sons Lazlo, 5 months, and Sid, 4 — including how the latter has been acting out as of late.
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This astrological aspect will be stressful for everyone, but it will be especially hard for you because it will be acting out in your relationships, as well as in your career or public life.
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He's acting out of spite, and exhibiting an authoritarian desire to crush his critics, but there are legitimate grounds for believing Amazon is too powerful and that the government must do something about it.
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McConnell is not acting out of secret allegiance to a foreign despot, but out of the much more traditional, and traditionally American, allegiance to making it difficult for certain classes and communities to vote.
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Butina's lawyer is claiming the emails are proof that she was acting out of self-interest during her time in the U.S., rather than on behalf of the Russian government as prosecutors have claimed.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan accused the United States of "childish behavior" and acting out of fear on Thursday after Washington imposed sanctions on Iran's foreign minister amid rising tensions between the two countries.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An Australian campaign ad that claims same-sex marriage laws would lead to school children acting out gay relationships and boys wearing dresses in class drew widespread fire on Wednesday.
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He argued that the need for the special counsel bill wasn't tied to Trump and Mueller, and that he's not acting out of a sense of urgency over claims that Mueller's firing is imminent.
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It seems like it's to society's advantage to have those individuals with a propensity for acting out in some sort of deviant way to have better contact with social institutions, social norms, social involvement.
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I woke up to people acting out the definition of the word communication" I woke up to a woman saying, "He said he'd love me forever if I smoked crack with him—he lied.
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Okay, so: Have you ever seen anything more encapsulating of the pure essence of Cher than the woman herself acting out a condensed version of an entire musical, with multiple versions of her onscreen?
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Palestinian leaders say the assailants are acting out of desperation over the collapse in 2014 of peace talks and the expansion of Israeli settlements on occupied land that Palestinians seek for an independent state.
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Among the claims is one saying left-leaning billionaire George Soros has paid some of the students to speak out, or that they're acting out someone else's hidden agenda by reading from a script.
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He was acting out — maybe because he was 5, or maybe because his father had disappeared into a dungeon on the other side of the world — and she sometimes felt she couldn't manage him.
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IBM spokesman Doug Shelton said at the time the company was acting out of concern for its workers who had complained the disclosures "infringed on employee privacy" — even though the lists contained no names.
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Were the players, coaches and owners doing the same when they locked arms, knelt or — in the case of the New York Giants' Odell Beckham — celebrated a touchdown by acting out a dog urinating?
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Always a little strange, the 13-year-old starts acting out: cutting off birds' heads, sketching increasingly dark fantasies in her notebook, sneaking out to the treehouse in the yard to sleep, despite freezing temperatures.
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On Friday's episode of The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon had the idea of acting out this hypothetical dinner meet-up after listening to the Last O.G. star recall her "pre-Oscars party" encounter with Pitt.
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Suddenly, an otherwise low-key person would light up while acting out -- to the best of his or her ability -- what Farley had done in the very place we were standing in the "SNL" offices.
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It may conjure up images of bondage, discipline, sadomasochism, dominance, and submission, but many BDSM practictioners attribute the pleasurable pain of their fetish to the endorphin rush that accompanies the acting out of their fantasies.
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The Rosemary's Teenager joke pretty much makes itself: a single mother's adolescent son begins acting out, as high schoolers do, but his surly demands to get out of his room have an unnerving dark undertone.
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" George Clarke, a lawyer for Mr. Bin Atef, said that his client had become "frustrated" by his predicament in being imprisoned for years without trial and had responded by acting out and saying "stupid things.
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" Take a nap, darling: "Because the data also tell us that being 'always on' and always available means being unfocused, distracted, reactive, and always stressed and burnt out, and as a result, often acting out.
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The YouTube archive of Critical Role's first episode has accumulated more than 5 million views — this for a three-hour video almost entirely consisting of pals sitting around a table and acting out whimsical characters.
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For what it's worth, Bush does own up to "acting out of self-interest" in the name of advancing his career and expresses his admiration for the women who came forward with allegations against Trump.
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I am extremely blessed that I had four pregnancies and four healthy births, even though I was acting out in behaviors that could definitely have impacted both my health and the health of my babies.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's athletics federation on Thursday dismissed allegations of bribery against its chief executive, saying two athletes who accused Isaac Mwangi of seeking payments to reduce their doping suspensions were acting out of malice.
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She has an existential crisis revolving around pop tarts, wherein she can't decide if anything she likes is really something she likes or if she's just acting out protracted teenage rebellion against her mother's taste.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani accused the United States of "childish behavior" and acting out of fear on Thursday after Washington imposed sanctions on Iran's foreign minister amid rising tensions between the two countries.
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Mohammad Arwani Thomafi, a lawmaker from the Islam-based United Development Party and chairman of a special legislative committee debating the bill, said that his party was merely acting out of concern for public health.
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You see that wild hammer of a right hand and you might even see him dodge shots, take cover, and reload like he&aposs on a SWAT-team shooting range acting out "John Wick" fantasies.
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The Yale study is consistent with previous research suggesting that teachers tend to see "acting out" by black children as more threatening than similar behavior in white children, and thus deserving of disproportionately harsher punishments.
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It's a scaffold, like a tabletop game or a sports title, for stories to emerge from, and the personalities that dot those shows are dedicated to acting out the possibilities that the game presents them.
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As I passed one of the TV's I heard a conversation by two people who were acting out the moment when George Lucas is telling his idea of the Star Wars saga to Steven Spielberg.
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Instead of discussing how to instill more discipline, or methods of stopping a kid from acting out when she doesn't get what she wants, Leach questions why the mom wouldn't simply open the darn sandbox.
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The spokesman said that "at this time, there are no indications that any US Navy personnel have contracted Coronavirus Disease 2019," but added later that the Navy was acting out of an abundance of caution.
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But even if Trump was acting out of instinct rather than calculation, he has an intuitive ability to speak to his supporters' dark impulses, and an insatiable need to smash boundaries that constrained his predecessors.
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"The board member on the other side forgot that we banned the husband of one of the board members from coming back on board property because of acting out in an incident," Fontana told KATC.
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According to the AP, physicians and lawyers who visited the shelters say that while the facilities' conditions are fine, the young children have been acting out because of the trauma of being separated from their families.
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If both men were acting out of rational self-interest, they'd stay out of each other's way: Rhoades is risking his reputation and his marriage on a case against a powerful, deep-pocketed, lawyered-up philanthropist.
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It is no longer possible to see the recently canceled The Apprentice as an exercise in picking out budding executives, so much as it was Donald Trump's stage for acting out a crude idea of power.
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So, while it may be worthwhile for President Trump and his team to think out of the box to create new paths toward peace, a good place to start is by acting out of the box.
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In the show, Hunt played a pirate, acting out a sword fight before jumping from an 18-meter platform into a tiny tank of water—nearly twice the height he was accustomed to at the time.
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A bystander intervention presentation for arriving freshmen at Wesleyan University last Thursday — "We Speak We Stand" — featured students acting out fictional episodes of campus sexual violence, harassment and problematic drinking, with examples of how to intervene.
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"Decisions are ultimately matters for national authorities who - acting out of enlightened self-interest and in recognition of the benefits of a resilient and open global financial system - guide and discipline the reform process," he said.
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You flipped to a Rick Bass story and found calm craftsmanship, muted epiphanies, working men and women acting out the oldest struggles (for love, self-respect, firewood, venison, rent money) in rural and often beautiful settings.
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What ties the latter reactions together, from my perspective, is that they seem oblivious to the historical moment, like thespians acting out an old, familiar play even as the theater goes up in flames around them.
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The sisters Lyn and Emma (Melissa Barrera and Mishel Prada) are still trying to sort out their relationship after their mother's death, and they both find themselves acting out in sometimes destructive — but sometimes empowering — ways.
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So suicide bombers are not acting out of blind rage or desperation, despite the fact that their revenge appears to run counter to the evolutionary theory that our actions are determined by our reproductive self-interest.
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The Pentagon's information package will detail what happened in each case, show that the soldiers were not acting out of patriotism, the administration officials said, and make recommendations to keep the military justice system's findings intact.
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The years of Xiangyi weiming were obliterated, and, as the two women tried to pretend that nothing had happened, Sa had the uncanny feeling that they were merely acting out their roles of mother and daughter.
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She said the girl was acting out in class, a side effect of a lack of sleep from a medical condition, and sent to the office at Lucious & Emma Nixon Academy Charter School to calm down.
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"I think as we've seen in other circumstances, like the Muslim ban or the transgender military ban, courts are recognizing that this president isn't acting with lawful discretion, he's acting out of hubris, animus, misinformation," Azmy said.
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According to Chubb, 58 percent of cyber incidents happen because of human error or a rogue employee acting out, which could lead to purposefully installed malware, stolen documents or other one-off breaches with potentially larger consequences.
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In a sign of the growing distrust between Oaktree and Mr. Ferro, the firm is now conducting a review into whether he has been acting out of self-interest rather than doing what is best for shareholders.
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Around the same time, my colleague in the same clinic walked into an exam room to find a cranky toddler who was acting out, and a frustrated father who was taking off his belt and threatening punishment.
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Mr. Rosenthal posits two possibilities: Either the F.B.I. director was deliberately interfering with an election — "which would be terrifying" — or he was acting out of "some kind of moral self-righteousness," which would not be much better.
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And with reports they spent 55 days shooting a single battle sequence and are acting out decoy endings to keep spying fans from spoiling the ending, season eight is shaping up to be the most ambitious yet.
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In the lectures, Mr. Leguizamo comes off as a cross between Howard Zinn and Professor Irwin Corey, drawing impossible pie charts and ribald diagrams on a chalkboard and then acting out a brutal history in ludicrous skits.
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Critic's Notebook Omarosa Manigault Newman, a three-time contestant on NBC's "The Apprentice," volunteered to enter a surreal house in which minor celebrities, acting out under constant media surveillance, conspire to eject their rivals one by one.
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While the leaders who order atrocities may be acting out of strongly held ideological beliefs or political survival concerns, the so-called "foot soldiers" and the middle men and women are often just there for the paycheck.
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Though she commits terrible acts — breaking a man's leg, evading police, and blowing up a chemical plant — Harley Quinn mostly spends the movie acting out as a consequence of her breakup with her old lover, the Joker.
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Worse, if porn performers' poseable nude bodies could be successfully combined with face-swap technology, performers will have to contend with the possibility that their bodies will become headless marionettes acting out any scenario whatsoever, involving anyone.
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It uses a story of double lives (deep-cover Soviet spies) to create a sense of impending doom, with the added twist that its married protagonists are acting out of idealism, however misguided, not greed or bitterness.
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Should anyone now be astonished that Porzingis, after two seasons of standard Knicks dysfunction, has begun acting out like any American-born prodigy, trying to set the rules in a calculated mind game of truth or consequence?
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The three in the center depict animations involving the black cutout puppets Walker is known for, acting out vignettes mainly having to do with slavery or the Civil War but also addressing African American anxieties in general.
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Our parents may have chosen different forms of disciplining us at times, but the sting of a spanking, whupping, or a good smack is something many of us also remember in response to acting out of line.
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In many cases, when these inmates do not follow a directive, it creates hostile situations between the officer and inmates, leading to violence toward the inmates or the inmates acting out and assaulting officers or civilian personnel.
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Most recently Horowitz reviewed former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe's conduct before the election when he leaked information about his decision to investigate the Clinton Foundation and found McCabe was acting out of personal interest, against department policy.
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Perhaps the most convincing argument for the state of Red Dead Online is that the nostalgia for a historical setting combined with a lack repercussions for racial targeting makes people feel comfortable acting out racism toward vulnerable players.
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Serving alcohol in general can always increase the possibility of a passenger acting out (though there's no evidence that was a factor in this case), and in the main that's the kind of scenario crew members contend with.
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"We are acting out of an abundance of caution because a thorough review of our manufacturing environment has revealed instances where we may not have met our food safety standards," said Jon Austin, a spokesman for Aspen Hills.
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In a video response recently posted to YouTube, Katzenbach (as Cooper) puts those tips into action, perfectly acting out VF's funniest suggestions – like repeatedly dropping the names "Jennifer" and "David," and randomly speaking French during conversations with fans.
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On Scorpion, Drake seemingly threw a few veiled digs at West — there was no name-dropping, but when Drake alludes to heroes acting out of character and relationships falling apart, connecting the dots is almost intuitive for fans.
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"Sources familiar with Feinstein's decision suggested that she was acting out of concern for the privacy of the accuser, knowing that the woman would be subject to fierce partisan attacks if she came forward," Farrow and Mayer write.
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"We're acting out this sadistic-masochistic relationship between the institution with all of its financial power, and this program that wants to be political but can't be really because it's being tied up by this institution," Sulkowicz explained.
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This week, a Russian troop deployment near the border with Lebanon caused friction with Iran-backed forces there including Hezbollah, a rare case of Assads' allies acting out of sync with each other, though it was soon resolved.
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It would seem to open up the possibility of acting out heroic fantasies, becoming ninjas, space pirates, and Jedi knights, as well as interacting more naturally with other human beings — reading their body language and responding in kind.
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Not everyone has the interior space or funds to buy a giant sumo-suit for acting out their kink—which is why so much of it lives in illustrated art, photo editing, erotica and text-based role playing.
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The initial ASMR channels had built up enough momentum that the rest of the internet was starting to catch on, and the unfamiliar, strange aspects of people whispering to their cameras and acting out roleplays started going viral.
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Sitting across from Ms. Robbins was Ms. Webster, 36, who says she left the law firm she was working for in 2016 after she wrote a letter to the partners suggesting that they were acting out unconscious bias.
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Dozens of Instagram video posts will show a cast in period costume and locations acting out passages from the diary of Eva Heyman, a 13-year-old Hungarian deported to her death in Auschwitz concentration camp in 1944.
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It seemed almost as if he were acting out a fantasy scenario for the viewer: a regular guy in an N.Y.U. sweatshirt turning, Clark Kent-like, into a Hollywood player, the embodiment of a particular kind of masculinity.
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After he was recruited to play for the University of Florida Gators, his football stardom insulated him from the consequences of his violent acting-out, like when he ruptured the eardrum of a bar manager in a fight.
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What we can infer from the keen reporting on the meeting was that Trump was acting out his favorite role of "Quien es mas macho" and bragging to the Russians about the great information he has access to.
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If Trump, as president, seemed unable to let go of his 2016 campaign, the Democrats seemed like they were acting out an improved version of their own — the crowds bigger and more unified, the stakes more clearly understood.
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Berenson says he named the book Tell Your Children as a tongue-in-cheek jab at his critics, because it's the original name of the infamous movie Reefer Madness (1936), which shows people acting out violently after using marijuana.
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I don&apost remember this happening under, even when there is anger at George W. Bush about not finding weapons of mass destruction and crude things about -- I don&apost remember this kind of acting out on either side.
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The fun will include playing charades based on Shakespearean character types, taking part in a form of Red Rover that involves insults and compliments from the plays, and acting out some of the coolest death scenes from the canon.
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But then, after the first inning, a number of people dressed in Star Wars costumes ran onto the field and began acting out a plot-line involving Darth Vader kidnapping Princess Leia and hiding her somewhere inside MCU Park.
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Especially on the far side of the civil rights movement, white people often think racism is about individual people acting out of racial bias -- so if they don't feel racial bias, they feel absolved of any responsibility for racism.
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Kricfalusi deliberately wanted a Peter Lorre voice for Ren "I knew I wanted a Peter Lorre voice for Ren, because I had been doing it myself for years while pitching and acting out stories," he told Decider in 2016.
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But it's hard to make fun of someone who is so clearly acting out of deep-rooted self-loathing, and so desperate to be "normal" that she'd rather spend her life pretend than be comfortable in her true identity.
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Ever since Pilobolus started doing the shadow routines, they've gotten massive amounts of attention: trips to The Oprah Winfrey Show, work in car commercials, and—yes—a gig acting out the Best Picture nominees at the 79th Academy Awards.
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We talked about how weird the whole thing was, which made it less weird, and Kenny joked that we were basically acting out a rom-com scene (How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days, Trainwreck, Never Been Kissed).
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While ruthless and violent, Kim's behavior fits the profile of a leader acting out of his own self-interest, rather than emotion or impulse, Lee said -- a theme that is consistent in his dealings with the US as well.
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Studies have shown that homophobia can sometimes be an acting out of an intent to control the homophobe's own same-sex desires, that to oppress or silence queerness in others is a perverted attempt to silence it in oneself.
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These involve not only the issue of why one actress (Kitty Chen as Actress 3) is hesitantly acting out the words of another (Caitlin Cisco, as Shadow) but also the dialogue being projected on the wall behind the audience.
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For example, Twilight Struggle, a game that spent time atop Board Game Geek's rankings, sees players acting out the Cold War between the U.S. and Soviet Russia, and CO2 tasks players with reducing pollution in an increasingly industrial world.
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One early example of her published work at the time is a parody — one could liken it to a cartoon — consisting of a series of eggs acting out a political drama; the eggs having been adorned with Hitler's mustache.
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Which only makes the critics more convinced that they are acting out of principle and their ideas are being unfairly persecuted — and more eager to come up with ostensibly race-neutral justifications for why ending birthright citizenship is important.
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For instance, though the casting of both Aladdin and Jasmine was somewhat criticized, there's a huge benefit to seeing people of color playing these characters, let alone acting out a love story that Disney fans have adored for decades.
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To the Editor: I spend a lot of time helping my young son and daughter learn to "use their words" to express their often overwhelming feelings and to stop and calm down before acting out of anger or hurt.
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For example, Twilight Struggle, a game that spent time atop Board Game Geek's rankings, sees players acting out the Cold War between the U.S. and Soviet Russia, and CO2 tasks players with reducing pollution in an increasingly industrial world.
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That possibility actually isn't so futuristic: A Japanese company, professing that childlike sex dolls stop people with pedophilic urges from acting out their fantasies in real life, has sold such dolls worldwide for more than a decade, according to the report.
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When President-elect Trump trivializes the experience of those who died in, or survived, the Holocaust -- and when he has denigrated other groups of people who have endured oppression -- is he acting out of genuine ignorance or politically motivated hate?
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Now, listen, I am certainly no fan of Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi&aposs politics, but she insinuated that they were acting out of some malice based on race by calling Maxine Waters&apos comments non-American, that&aposs utterly absurd.
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One scene has Otis acting out an argument between his parents, because they refuse to talk on the phone with one another; another has him sharing a moment with his TV dad that he yearns to have with his real one.
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Infidelity is usually is a symptom of longstanding, deeper problems, and its discovery can be an opportunity for a couple to become more curious about what's not working in the relationship that led to acting out and betraying the other.
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Like the individual plaintiffs, the states could claim the Trump administration is acting out of animus toward foreigners, violating constitutional rights to due process and equal protection, also echoing arguments they made in the travel ban case alleging religious discrimination.
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"The suspect was 'acting out' a scene from a movie in which a person [or persons] gets stabbed, at which point he began to stab both victims before fleeing on foot," Hatford police Lt. Paul Cicero told the Hartford Courant.
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For all the flak that Virgos get for seeming prissy or acting out of their overblown anxieties (I silently raise my hand), they know how to attack a to-do list with a feverish intensity I can only dream of matching.
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In response, many in the media played into his hands, joking that it was an honor just to be considered, lamenting that they didn't win, acting out of anger and exhaustion more like the opposition party he says we are.
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None of this pandering appears to be working, since now the male fans have taken on the part of the hysterics, with their apoplectic, inexplicable rage, their obsessive down-voting of trailers and positive reviews, their constant acting out for attention.
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Technolust includes its share of characters eating ramen or loitering on the street, but it's too fond of stylistic flourishes and references to develop its world as a human space instead of a stage for acting out our shared cultural scripts.
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On Tuesday Reuters reported that a Russian troop deployment in Syria near the Lebanese border had caused friction with Iran-backed forces, in what appeared to be a rare case of Russia acting out of sync with Assad's Iran-backed allies.
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Sometimes, she's used to platform to clap back at fat shamers, like this amazing shot she posted last April, acting out a commenter's criticism that she eats "too many bags of crisps" by lying in a pile of potato chip bags.
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We might consider instead the possibility first identified by Susan Bordo in her book Unbearable Weight: That our enduring obsession with disciplining and modifying our own bodies, and compulsively judging and condemning others', is but an acting out of our helplessness.
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Renee Wade, a registered nurse in DeSoto County, told ProPublica that her son, who is about to enter ninth grade, has received corporal punishment more than 10 times over the past seven years for conduct such as acting out in class.
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The characters in Non-Fiction seem at first to be familiar types, but most of them are painfully aware that they are acting out clichés—that's all part of the stress and exhaustion of living at the end of an era.
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In it, they said that they were acting out of character that day, and it was only because one of them "became a widow last week," they both had "painfully raw" hearts, and they were both anxious about being unemployed.
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Beyond that, Asians are generally considered more submissive (a stereotype that's perpetuated by the media) — which makes us even more desirable as dominatrixes, since apparently, there's something particularly hot about being dominated by an already-sexualized woman acting out of character.
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We wanted to communicate better, to treat one another more lovingly and bicker less often, particularly in front of our two year old son, who — much to my heartbreak — had begun acting out when the two of us would start fighting.
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But the agency said it was acting out of an abundance of caution after 32 people in 11 states fell sick with a virulent form of E. coli, a bacteria blamed for a number of food-borne outbreaks in recent years.
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At many restaurants in China, this dessert is turned into theater: Mr. Lu took great pleasure in acting out the ways they would throw the rice balls into a bowl of rice powder in clear view of the dining room.
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He toggled between lashing out at Democrats to acting out an imagined back-and-forth between two former F.B.I. officials, Lisa Page and Peter Strzok, in order to mock them for exchanging unflattering text messages about Mr. Trump during his candidacy.
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But Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani have argued that Joe Biden was acting out of concern that the prosecutor was investigating Burisma, and, by extension, that Joe Biden had acted improperly by supposedly trying to protect his son.
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Long before there were black showrunners like Shonda Rhimes and Kenya Barris creating series that showcase the complexity of the black experience, there were black soap stars acting out storylines that often ignored they were considered "the other" in the mainstream.
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Remain voter Chris Baker was worried about the hardening tone of debate in the UK. "I think we've seen a lot of the negative stuff already, with people acting out against foreigners, and we'll get more of that," he said.
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A lot of research shows that if parents or families reject, mistreat, or otherwise mishandle a child due to the child's gender identity, they can significantly increase the risks of the child acting out, developing mental health issues, and attempting suicide.
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With HB2, lawmakers had pretended they were acting out of concern for the health and safety of abortion patients: They were placing wildly onerous regulations on clinics, they claimed, because they wanted to ensure that women were getting safe, high-quality treatment.
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As officials try to make sense of Trump's skepticism, one theory is that the President-elect is acting out because he believes that the intelligence community is trying to undermine his victory with information that Russia tried to affect the 2016 vote.
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Non-parents have no trouble casting an irritated eye on a mother whose toddler is acting out in some public place, and people with older kids often take this chance to ponder the many ways in which they would have done it differently.
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The star opened her acceptance speech by recalling going to the movies multiple times a week with her grandmother and acting out her favorite films with her best friend, with whom she would climb the Hollywood sign, not far from her home.
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Meanwhile, in the South African pavilion, Candice Breitz filmed two Hollywood stars, Julianne Moore and Alec Baldwin, acting out real statements from refugees: a woman locked in a smuggler's truck, a man fleeing charges of heresy, another terrified of being outed as gay.
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In the film's dramatic and moving final set-piece, cameras pan through a set populated with Patsies, Johns, Burkes and mysterious intruders, all acting out a dysfunctional ballet of possible scenarios, each moving inexorably towards one thing: the death of JonBenét Ramsey.
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In supremely satisfying Instagram vignettes, soon-to-become a photo book titled WORK, Figuratively Speaking, photographer Derrick Lin literally turns his gripes about corporate culture into art, rendering them as humorous scenes of miniature figures acting out relatable and universally aggravating work struggles.
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The ADF has argued that a transgender person's mere presence in a funeral home might "disrupt the healing process of grieving families" and that the employer in this case was acting "out of love" for Ms. Stephens by punishing her for being transgender.
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DID is now thought to affect perhaps 1 percent of people (about the same rate as schizophrenia), yet there have been claims from skeptics that perhaps patients are simply acting out different identities, and that a proneness to fantasy explains the entire disorder.
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It's the first time I've been able to physically interact with a virtual movie set The feeling is delightful — not so much because of the way it looks, but because of the way you're led into physically acting out a movie scene.
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The great, ongoing question about the Trump administration, one that can be applied to almost every controversy, from the bungled roll-out of Trumpcare to the firing of James Comey, is whether the White House is acting out of malevolence or incompetence.
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The minute-long ad, which will air on Fox News during Mr. Trump's speech, shows Alaina Kupec, a transgender woman from North Carolina, acting out a scene that advocates say occurs too often in states where anti-discrimination protections are not in place.
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But Mateen's family emphasized personal factors: His ex-wife cited his mental instability, evident in the domestic violence he inflicted on her, while his father said that Mateen was acting out of a deep hatred for LGBT people, and in particular gay men.
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Image via Twitter Sia, never one to do things by the book, just dropped her latest track, "Broken Glass," a follow-up to "Reaper" —which was co-written and produced by Kanye West— ahead of her latest debut This Is Acting, out Friday.
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The audience was expected to make some noise, and as the scene at "Richard III" shows, it exercised the right to influence what happened on the stage as well — not just by buying tickets, but also by speaking up and acting out.
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To his family and friends, he was a mentally ill man, struggling perhaps with post-traumatic syndrome or playfully acting out a game in his unhealthy mind, when he pointed a silver piece of metal at people and mimed pulling a trigger.
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The Kremlin has denied any involvement in the nerve agent attack and vowed to retaliate for any measure Britain takes, and on Wednesday, the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, accused the British government of "acting out political drama" rather than conducting a serious investigation.
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By placing blame on historical colonialism and governments, this dominant narrative removes some of the responsibility from the individuals who perpetrated the violence on the ground — especially the uneducated farmers who claim they were acting out of fear or were following orders.
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Mr. Nunes's sustained work last term to scrutinize the origins of the Russia investigation and accuse federal law enforcement officials of acting out of anti-Trump political bias sent convulsions through what in quieter times is one of Congress's more bipartisan bodies.
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"This is a playful way of acting out my anticipated relationships rather than just internalizing them," the 28-year-old explains from her studio in Dalston, East London, which resembles the backstage of a theater thanks to piles of props, costumes and scenery.
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But given how heavily Trump's campaign leaned on anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric, it doesn't feel like much of a stretch to trace a line between Trump's win and some individuals being more brazen about acting out on these campaign cornerstones.
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Safe to say, it would be very unusual if the app used by CA to suck out Facebook profiles en mass was the only third party app to be acting out before Facebook acted on regulatory recommendations to tighten its app permissions, starting in 2014.
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She narrates the story of her failed marriage to both her therapist and the audience, which wouldn't be alarming if it weren't for the other scenes that show Henson in a clear rage and acting out violently against both her husband and his new lover.
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The Blackhood tips betty of to start with Cheryl since her father was the former supplier and when Betty asks Cheryl says the Sugar Man was simply a story her mother use to tell her to keep her from acting out, like the Sandman.
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Though it's much more dark, dramatic, and physically demanding than Slate's previous work — more than half of the show was recorded with Slate acting out the scenes outdoors on a ranch — Earth Break keeps with her tradition of throwing her voice to unexpected places.
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But Facebook isn't acting out of pure altruism here, as it stands to earn money from Libra in three big ways that aren't mentioned in Marcus' testimony: The real-world stakes are much higher here than in photo sharing, and warrant properly regulatory scrutiny.
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Common sleep-walking doesn't occur during dreaming sleep, but a much more vigorous "REM behavior disorder"— a spontaneous version of what Jouvet's experiments did, is accompanied by dreams, so the more pronounced and fast the movements, the more likely they're acting out a dream.
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But Axe has also been decried for sexist ads — a 2010 ad portrayed a woman as nothing other than a pair of breasts, and a 2013 spot said that because "girls" (yes, not women) were getting hotter, men were acting out in crisis-level proportions.
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Its impact is padded, but think back to how you were acting out in late April or early May, and expect it to come back to haunt you for the rest of this year—as long as Uranus is sitting on that degree point.
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Mike Schmidt of the Times describes the president's fury over what he saw as the attorney general's failure to shield him and recounts how Trump's aides tried to keep him from acting out as the FBI and Justice Department probe gained traction last year.
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Kjartansson, whose parents were deeply involved in the theater in Iceland, is the most blatantly theatrical of artists, but the drama he is acting out here is one of restraint, of emotion that has settled itself in a circumscribed space and won't move beyond it.
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"A thing that brings down lots and lots of leaders is their own blind spots about their own triggers, or their own things where they're acting not out of rational interest but because they're acting out of emotion that they don't understand," he said.
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Anyway, the combination of the two is magic, and, since a full version of "Wolves" seems permanently elusive at this point, it's a huge relief that we're finally getting some music from the pairing, off of Sia's upcoming album This Is Acting, out January 29.
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In the pilot episode, a sudden death throws an entire family into turmoil, and the rest of the show is about them all trying to cope, in their own ways — by shutting down, by acting out, by becoming angry, by hurting themselves and others.
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Hamlet leers as he insinuates that Polonius loves his daughter Ophelia "passing well," and when he challenges Ophelia's brother Laertes to a duel over Ophelia's corpse, he's acting out of romantic jealousy at the sight of Laertes cradling his sister's body like a lover.
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And as the characters of "Girls" move throughout the play and prove more interested in acting out their own minute psychodramas than bearing witness to the crime, Ms. Genovese's tragedy forms the backdrop for a tragicomic tour through the conflicted state of female empowerment.
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Indeed, as most apparel brands, high and low, could tell you, the transformation of their customer base from people acting out of allegiance to an inherited group ethos to people acting as individuals motivated by personal desire began taking place almost a decade ago.
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While officials said they were acting out of an abundance of caution, the response underscored how quickly the spread of the virus in one European Union nation could become a problem for others in the bloc, which prides itself on frictionless travel across borders.
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They were not accompanied by any evidence showing that Snowden had acted in concert with any foreign power in stealing the files or, for that matter, that he was not acting out of his own personal convictions, no matter how misguided they might have been.
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In general, if the official continues in office or can control distributions from the trust, contributions will not qualify as gifts on the belief that contributors are not acting out of disinterested generosity but to aid the government official in carrying out official duties.
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But I do think a thing that brings down lots and lots of leaders is their own blind spots about their own triggers, or their own things where they're acting not out of rational interest, but because they're acting out of emotion that they don't understand.
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These raw clips feature classic stars like Hilary Duff and Raven-Symoné acting out the script (which traditionally involved the actor introducing themselves, the show they work on, and drawing Mickey Mouse ears with a magic wand) over and over again until they basically lose their minds.
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It's a narrative in which Confederate generals are recast as honorable men acting out of a sense of duty, rather than acting on a desire to keep other people enslaved — people whose labor was worth billions of dollars and provided the economic engine that built America.
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The woman, identified as 48-year-old Machelle Hobson, of Maricopa, has operated a YouTube channel called "Fantastic Adventures," where episodes featured each of the seven adopted children acting out different scenarios, usually inside a house or backyard, according to a probable cause statement from police.
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A detective who reviewed the footage believed that it was apparent from the video and interviews with the Millers that "they were tired of their neighbor, Aaron Howard, acting out and yelling and threatening them verbally," according to a statement released by Abilene police on Friday.
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The programs advertise that they can help get a teen off of drugs or stop them from acting out, but "if you don't market yourself as a residential treatment center, if you call yourself a school, you can get out-of-state regulation," Nguyen told BuzzFeed News.
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Near the end of his comments to the court last week, Jackson took the unusual step of acting out the alleged assault — underlining the apparent strangeness of what the accuser described to police: that Spacey reached back, while facing forward, to grope him for several minutes.
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The results of my research suggest a potential explanation for all of this: People high in conscientiousness were more likely to share their sex fantasies with their partners and, further, they reported more positive experiences when it came to acting out their fantasies in real life.
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To get some insight into how the show came together, I recently spoke to Slate about her interest in stretching her boundaries through projects like Earth Break, her resistance to typecasting, and getting over the embarrassment of acting out fights against unseen aliens during the recording process.
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Streep was there along with "Mamma Mia!" and "Into the Woods" co-star Christine Baranski -- herself dressed as Hillary Clinton -- acting out a musical faux-debate at the annual Shakespeare in the Park Public Theater Gala in Central Park, according to a report from Entertainment Weekly.
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Time itself seemed to slow as Rogers and Mr. McFeely, the delivery man, play with toys in a sandbox -- just two grown men acting out the movements of preschoolers, close-ups of hands pushing cars in sand through a tunnel made of an empty oatmeal container.
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"It is the sense of Congress that the president, unless acting out of self-defense or to address an imminent threat to the United States, is not authorized to conduct military operations against ISIS without explicit authorization for the use of such force," according to the amendment.
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The production, devised in 2012 by the German playwright Jochen Sandig (aided by his wife, the choreographer Sasha Waltz), features choristers on the move (61 of them here), singing from memory and vaguely acting out the texts while mingling with an audience also on the move.
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Dr. Sameer Hinduja, a professor of criminology and criminal justice at Florida Atlantic University and co-director of the Cyberbullying Research Center, speculates that police chiefs and other supervising officers making these arrests are acting out of an emotional and visceral impulse following the Dallas killings.
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And he doesn't just cover that with a range of stories (like acting out in school and going on capers with the homies), but also in sound as he raps cutting bars with the same spirit that he taps into to harmonize over gospel-leaning tunes.
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It doesn't mean that people with psychiatric conditions are necessarily more prone to violence, Al-Rousan says, but it may be that the difficulty of managing symptoms with negligent care and the stressful prison environment contribute to acting out—that connection is still being studied, she adds.
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By acting out, de Gaulle cultivated French nationalism in a period of national decline (it was on the verge of losing a long war in Algeria) and consolidated his control over a country that was rived by unrest and by very real threats of a military coup.
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In their book Spiral of Cynicism, researchers Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Joseph Cappella found that tactical framing in news coverage increases audiences' cynicism, making it more likely that audiences will believe politicians won't keep their promises or are only acting out of their own self-interest.
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"It is trying to poke fun and make jokes at the expense of — but also examine and portray — how truly irrational people are when they stop listening to each other and when they began acting out of fear instead of any rational thought or debate," he said.
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Studies link parental incarceration to a variety of health problems, including "asthma, depression, and anxiety; acting-out behavior; grade retention; stigma; and, in adulthood, an increased likelihood of poor mental or physical health," according to a 2150 report published by the nonprofit research organization Child Trends.
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American added that none of the bacteria had been discovered on the food-preparation surfaces in the facility — and that Gate Gourmet also has put a "comprehensive correction action plan" in place to correct the issue — but that the airline is acting "out of an abundance of caution" nonetheless.
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On a rainy afternoon, Bi and her group performed to a crowd of about 100 Rohingya at a community hall, acting out some of the issues they face on a day-to-day basis - from police harassment, to problems accessing public healthcare and schools, as well as domestic violence.
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Well, it's not Charades in the sense that I'm not really acting out the sounds you need to guess, but I'll show you a series of pictures which, when read from left to right, will help you guess the name of the constructor who is making his debut today.
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"I loved wearing my pajamas and taking a picture with the child acting out a part from The Polar Express book," Jack Henry, 5, (pictured above) tells PEOPLE after his exhilarating ride from Fort Lauderdale to the North Pole and back with his parents and baby brother Patrick.
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Next, we get Teddy (James Marsden), arriving in town on the train that brings the guests, and soon he and Dolores are acting out a somewhat clichéd—but likely intentionally so—Western romance that quickly turns to tragedy when they ride to her home to the sound of gunshots.
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Mr. Alda, who made his name in the TV series "M*A*S*H," said he went to the doctors after reading an article in The New York Times, by Jane E. Brody, which said that acting out one's dreams could be an early warning sign of the disorder.
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Arms over head, wrists crossed as if pinioned, face reduced to a sketchy profile beneath the sheer fabric of the half-removed shirt, and naked except for a red tulip held between her thighs, she seems to be acting out the traditionally subject position of an artist's model.
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The nature of these conflicts varies, but Woolley recalled sorting out an instance of voter fraud where a single Talossan was acting out multiple identities on the internet so that he could try to swing Talossan elections as an example of a particularly stressful time as King of Talossa.
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But maybe now, in the wake of this apparently politically motivated shooting, the ceaseless drumbeat by Trump critics over the supposed coming fascism in America, along with celebrations of tyrannicide (fake severed heads held up by comedians; theater companies acting out bloody executions), can be toned down a bit.
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"Biden and Buttigieg have made clear that they are more interested in co-governing and acting out the interests of big money and corporations by being the top two candidates with the most billionaire donors," Jack Reardon, whose Iowa CCI Action Fund joined that ad buy, told HuffPost.
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But to look at the trend in these massacres, the spikes of narcissistic acting-out in a time of generally-declining violence, the shared bravado and nihilism driving shooters of many different ideological persuasions, is to necessarily encounter a moral and spiritual problem, not just a technocratic one.
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But to look at the trend in these massacres, the spikes of narcissistic acting-out in a time of generally-declining violence, the shared bravado and nihilism driving shooters of many different ideological persuasions, is to necessarily encounter a moral and spiritual problem, not just a technocratic one.
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But King didn't let the violence, which he condemned, define his approach: He knew that the civil rights movement was the right thing to do, and the criticisms he faced because of others acting violently didn't stop him from successfully speaking and acting out in a peaceful manner.
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The camera-shy Aussie songstress put on a very serious and cinematic affair, with Paul Dano, Kristen Wiig, Tig Notaro, and the startlingly expressive teenage dancer Maddie Ziegler all donning black-and-white wigs a la Sia herself and acting out melodramatic, abstract theatrical performances to the music.
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Yet while both men have been accused of acting out of expedience by the left and among the thinning ranks of anti-Trump Republicans, what is striking is how easy a president often consumed with slights has made it for his former critics to bind up old wounds.
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She will invite select guests to filter in and out for over an hour (or to stay and drink and schmooze) to see vignettes of Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid, among other major models, acting out real-life situations, choreographed by Stephen Galloway, while wearing pieces from her new collection.
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He returned, sans guitar but wearing a black duster jacket that was an instrument in its own right, to perform Pure Comedy's title track, vamping to the Nth degree, acting out his lyrics and during the instrumental breakdown doing a canonically weird dance that felt somehow both prurient and chimerical.
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We all remember the opening scenes of Stranger Things' first season, which takes place in 1984: Mike, Will, Dustin, and Lucas sit around a small table in a basement acting out an enthralling section of a D&D campaign that would be called back to for the entirety of the series.
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"The Americans, and the Israelis and the settlers chose someone who everyone sees in Hebron as a person acting out of law, out of traditions, out of norms," said Issa Amro, the head of Youth Against Settlements in Hebron, who has been arrested by both Israelis and Palestinians for his activism.
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Romance Bookstore Even when he's playing the straight man — in this case, the exasperated owner of a romance-themed bookstore who has to deal with his employee and her stock boy acting out their bodice-ripper fantasies at work — Thompson manages to be the funniest one in the sketch. 15.
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She and Aislinn both do their work by acting out male fantasies to manipulate men, and as Antoinette digs deeper into Aislinn's life, she realizes that they both had their childhoods shaped by disappearing fathers — Antoinette's took off before she was born, and Aislinn's left when she was a child.
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He returned, sans guitar but wearing a black duster jacket that was an instrument in its own right, to perform Pure Comedy's title track, vamping to the Nth degree, acting out his lyrics and during the instrumental breakdown doing a canonically weird dance that felt somehow both prurient and chimerical.
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When the Minnesota Department of Transportation tried to promote the zipper merge, officials found that some drivers in the lane that was going to end kept pace with the car next to them "whether acting out of perceived courtesy or a sense of vigilante justice," Mr. Vanderbilt wrote in his book.
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But an odd number of Democrats and pundits just seem to be whistling past it, acting out familiar roles and repeating familiar narratives, as though we're still in an era of normal politics, as though there are still two normal parties and some coherent "center" they are both attempting to capture.
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Republicans have stuck to a central argument in their defense of President Donald Trump in the impeachment trial: that in seeking an investigation of the Ukrainian energy firm Burisma — where former Vice President Joe Biden&aposs son Hunter worked — Trump was simply acting out of concern to address corruption in Ukraine.
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These new citizens had been drawn to Talossa for a number of reasons—linguists interested in the Talossan phenomenon, aspiring politicians who liked the immediacy of participating in the Talossan government, and those who simply liked the company of other strangers acting out a collective fantasy on internet message boards.
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I'm juggling three shows, my wife's complaining all the time, my ten-year-old is acting like a teenager, my four-year-old misses the nanny who left for graduate school, the fucking dog is acting out, and I'm surrounded by idiots who make my life harder than it needs to be.
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In the exhibition's six rooms, monitors flicker with scenes from the nine productions that Abdoh wrote and directed, including "Peep Show" (1988), which was staged in a derelict motel in Los Angeles and featured sometimes scantily clad performers, full of testiness and threat, acting out scenarios about porn, drugs, and the Contras.
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Hearn—who was considered, by the European standards of the day, to be of mixed race—was nineteen when a relative of his father's, acting out of some combination of concern and embarrassment, gave him a one-way boat ticket to New York and the address of a distant relation in Cincinnati.
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He remains present in flashbacks, in the confused mourning of Celeste's two sons (and their increasingly aggressive acting-out), in the hold he still has on Celeste and in the guilt and pained memories of the friends, now known as the "Monterey Five," who are keeping that night's secret, especially Bonnie (Zoë Kravitz).
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Now, imagine your Jennifers, your Violas, and your Olivias acting out the following scenarios to packed Friday night audiences: In one film, the heroine moves to the big city, after years of her father pimping her out to seedy bar patrons, with the express goal of using men to get what she wants.
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I've never wanted to be a fly on the wall more, and with the sound missing from the video, I can only imagine they are acting out exactly how Prince Harry proposed, with Markle staring at him lovingly before he whipped out the ring like someone throwing a frisbee, making a face like Fonzie.
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"As I look at my fiancée across the room I can see her that night, she had on a pair of blue coveralls and she had put some black paint all over her face and we were acting out this skit called 'cigar butts,'" Ivey's then-fiance, Ben LaRavia, said in a past radio interview.
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In advance of Michael Flynn's guilty plea last week, 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 started acting out.
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" As he neared the end of "Invisible Man," Ellison judged the book "a rock around my neck; a dream, a nasty compulsive dream which I no longer write but now am acting out … a ritual of regression which makes me dream of childhood every night … or is it a kind of death, a dying?
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And while I don't know if last week's suspected poacher was acting out of desperation or greed, the fact that he was on foot implies a similar dilemma as a Tanzanian farmer who must choose between the near certain loss of his sole crop of the year versus the risks of a lion attack.
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"Be very concrete about the behaviors that you will no longer accept," she says, adding that you should avoid asking them why they act the way that they do — most of time, controlling parents are acting out of misguided but good intentions and calling that out may cause them to feel hurt and, consequently, shut down.
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Gigi Hadid first put Kors to the test in a hilarious round of Pictionary for the first-ever installment of the fashion-centric "Glamour Games" last summer, but now, Aldridge is challenging the designer to a "Guess the Famous Fashion Icon" game in a rapid-fire round of describing and acting out the most stylish members of the industry.
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You'll find yourself acting out against whatever powers confine you this week, as action planet Mars creates friction with rebellious planet of surprises, Uranus, on Tuesday at 7:00 PM. Someone's actions are causing you to feel trapped, like you have no way to do anything about how they treat you, so what do you do?
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Threatening trade wars is not going to help -- tangibly confronting China and Russia with a whole new set of nuclear risks in their backyard just might, and showing that the US is acting out of grim necessity may ease the risk that some future nuclear crisis will escalate beyond North Korea to include China, and even Russia.
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Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen on Wednesday offered their best President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE impressions, acting out his call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that is at the center of the House impeachment inquiry.
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When he tried to run away from the first shelter he was placed in after two months and began acting out, including harming himself and getting into fights, he said he was moved twice -- ending up at a public regional detention center in Virginia, Shenandoah Valley Juvenile Center, intended for some of the most dangerous young migrant detainees.
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Take, for instance, Hand of Abaris, reviewed below, a comic comprised of photographs of clay figures acting out a classic adventure story; or DC Comics' Flintstones #1, a realistically illustrated take on the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon, which manages to serve up some of the classic comedy of the series with a healthy dash of cultural critique.
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Universities have struggled to figure out which students simply lack experience with Western ideas of critical debate; which are correct in demanding more sensitivity; and which are being manipulated by the Chinese government or Communist Party, or acting out of fear of Chinese censorship that is being exported as the nation exerts its soft power overseas.
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"The truth is that if the cops are having fewer enforcement interfaces—arrests for fare evasion, summonses for violations such as smoking or urinating in the subway, fewer ejections (a power transit cops have)—this will probably result in less pre-emption of violent acts and also may embolden people who are prone to acting out," O'Donnell explains.
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If you read through just a few of these cases, a predictable pattern emerges: The desire for a particular disability is traced back to childhood, years are spent acting out what it would be like to have that disability, a procedure for becoming disabled is selected in adulthood, and—finally—a sense of relief or completeness is felt upon becoming disabled.
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A president who took to a public platform to chip away at some of that disparity—even if it was just to relate personal, emotional statements rather than polished political narratives—might have helped the public believe that the government was acting out of a genuine interest to lead, rather than couching specific, ideological goals in a language meant to obscure them.
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A 2012 piece, STAINED, featured caution tape, a recording of Khan-Cullors reading letters between her mother and brother detailing the beatings he endured in prison, and performers acting out the mental strain of solitary confinement—they laughed, then cried hysterically before turning to paste an ACLU report filed in a lawsuit against the LA County Sheriff's Department to the wall.
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By the late 20th century, the hoax had turned grim: Mr. Young points to hoaxes like false Holocaust or Benghazi memoirs or even, in his view, Dylann Roof, the Charleston, S.C., shooter, whom Mr. Young sees as acting out in the service of a hoax — the hoax that is racism, in Mr. Young's view — that perceives blackness, and black people, as a threat.
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If, in a spirit of free intellectual and imaginative inquiry, you dared to suggest that a man who masturbated in front of a woman he barely knew without her consent might have been acting out, in an attitude of aggressive contempt, his own shame and emasculation — if you tried to understand his actions, without justifying them — you would be shouted down and vilified.
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Alternatively, maybe he was just acting out because he couldn't stand having to spend hours with powerful people who will neither flatter him nor bribe him by throwing money at his family businesses – people who, in fact, didn't try very hard to hide the contempt they feel for the man leading what is still, for the moment, a great power.
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His "St Matthew Passion" took the performers out of their tuxedos and inert choirs and put them in a circle, in their own clothes, acting out the drama; his film of "The Symposium", called "The Drinking Party", put the actors into dinner jackets as old boys at a school reunion, reading Plato's discourse on love in one of the temples at Stowe.
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Simple tasks and conversations become difficult, and at risk of losing her sanity in addition to her husband, she shuts herself and her young daughter away in their light-filled apartment, on the top floor of a sparsely filled office building in Tokyo, where the two oscillate between acting out their pain and managing to find joy in one another.
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