We'd argued with the haters and we'd argued with the gay people who said that legal marriage would co-opt us, diminish us, turn us into a caricature of "normal" married people.
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It can't be argued with by anyone other than you.
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He argued with the Brazilian fans during the press conference.
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I have never argued with an ignorant man and won.
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Something similar may be argued with the El Al case.
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I've argued with god, 'Your plans are better than mine?
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"I argued with my colleagues over and over," he said.
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Connected to a vancomycin drip, I argued with my doctor.
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He drank and argued with Norman Mailer and Dwight Macdonald.
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He had just argued with executives at a board meeting.
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She also argued with him on everything from politics to religion.
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Bailey and Parks have each argued with the mother of six.
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As usual, this list is definitive, and cannot be argued with.
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Counsell argued with Welke, believing Drake didn't make a balk move.
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Dr. Epstein, 59, argued with the employees and began yelling loudly.
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Smart home or not, the convenience of Alexa can't be argued with.
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The victim argued with the assailants before the attack, the police said.
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I argued with teachers about the moral slippery slope of gay marriage.
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Lynche was clearly unhappy about this, and he argued with Officer Moutselos.
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Clinton, who declined to be interviewed for this article, argued with Mrs.
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Mro'ô argued with him, and eventually stabbed him in a knife fight.
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Trump argued with Turnbull over refugees in an acrimonious call on Jan.
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My mother argued with these women when it came time to read.
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The ruling incensed Maddon, who argued with the umpires and was ejected.
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I've argued with and eaten up lots of lists in my life.
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For months, the coalition partners have argued with, and insulted, each other.
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For months, the coalition partners have argued with, and insulted, each other.
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While the celebration ended before expected, nobody argued with The Entity's decision.
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I argued with a boy on the playground — I don't remember the reason.
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"I think that would be too late," he argued with the ground staff.
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Fauci said they "strongly argued" with the President on not lifting those guidelines.
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Boone argued with the home-plate umpire Ed Hickox and then with Meals.
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Echo Dot Smart home or not, the convenience of Alexa can't be argued with.
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He reportedly bragged about owning hundreds of apartments and argued with Aizina about money.
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Michael Dunn, then 45, objected to the loud music and argued with the teenagers.
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He argues with Sontag, and he wonders how she might have argued with him.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah), who has argued with Cotton about the bill on Twitter.
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But there were also problems, she argued, with how the rehab system treated Sean.
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He argued, with little evidence, that such measures would prevent future attacks on U.S. soil.
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"We've all argued with family members on Facebook, we know that doesn't work," he says.
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He argued with me, and I said I wanted to speak to his District Manager.
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I myself rewatched this after just having argued with a colleague online about rape culture.
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When Moses was asked to lead the Israelites out of Egypt he argued with God.
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About 36 percent of parents said they argued with their children daily about device use.
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Andrei argued with her and her husband good-naturedly from time to time about politics.
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His wife, he said, argued with him to go vote with her, but he refused.
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One of the tensest moments of the night came as Buttigieg argued with former Rep.
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The best part: She even playfully argued with Urban when he told her who he was.
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That could be argued with either phase, said Jon Jacobs, who argued for the Justice Department.
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Consequently, Adams argued with the driver after he refused to carry her clothing into her apartment.
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I asked him what happened yesterday, and he argued with me saying that they were new.
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T.I. was heated about the arrest and argued with cops after they took him into custody.
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Corker argued with David Haskell, a professor at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn.
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Police said the gunman approached her in the lot, argued with her and then shot her.
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"My husband argued with the same lethal eloquence he had used to woo me," she writes.
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The last time I went to the doctor, I was argued with over my gender identity.
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I argued with Barlow a lot, and lost more than once, and was always better for it.
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McGowan told THR that she thinks the person she argued with at Barnes & Noble was a plant.
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As the series progressed, Luke P. regularly argued with Brown about her recollection of their previous conversations.
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The minister argued with a straight face that not a cent of taxpayers' money had been misspent.
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We had made it through some rough exacerbations and pneumonias before, argued with insurance companies and hospitals.
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He had argued with Matthews, and had sent a cable to the Amman station, but was rebuffed.
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A white German who also worked at the bar later argued with Mr. Lopaz over the incident.
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A lone bleached blonde white dude in shorts argued with an angry protester wearing a Trump mask.
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Ms. Salazar said she argued with him "for 30 minutes" but was afraid to try to leave.
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Blue Jays Manager John Gibbons unsuccessfully argued with the plate umpire Will Little that Maile had possession.
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There was that blind date at Annapolis who argued with him all night about the Vietnam War.
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And though academic critics have argued with Alter's approach, they have never been able to ignore it.
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"When it came back to us, I argued with my staff about the word 'substantial,'" Marino said.
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Earlier this month, school officials received reports that the driver had argued with students and cursed at them.
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If you've ever argued with someone who didn't believe your dog actually loves you, prepare to be vindicated.
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Issa immediately got up, briefly argued with Daniel, and bolted out of his apartment, seemingly out of embarrassment.
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Or maybe he was the classic Aries dad who argued with the ref during your peewee soccer games.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misidentified whom Jeb Bush argued with over immigration during the debate.
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Many creators have continued to publicly complain to YouTube, and some have even openly argued with each other.
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When she was young, Ms. Henderson often argued with her mother, who she said favored her older brothers.
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If Harper Lee wanted to produce this herself in her hometown, how could I have argued with that?
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It has that thing: the feeling that can't be argued with, it can only be accepted and felt.
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He also argued with Benjamin about including a specific mention of LGBTQ students in a non-discrimination clause.
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Bochy argued with Fletcher, who gave Bochy his 77th career ejection in his 25 years as a manager.
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I studied criminal procedure, I've spoken with clients on Rikers Island, and argued with prosecutors on Staten Island.
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The chief engineer, Rodrigo Bitar, argued with officials and vented his frustrations to his staff, Mr. Holt said.
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Sakkari's shoulders appeared to sag during the set and she frequently argued with her support team sitting courtside.
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I've always argued with her about the fact that we don't need her to put us before her.
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Fisher later said he should not have argued with the fan but felt obligated to defend his players.
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He argued with the league over his helmet -- and he eventually celebrated like crazy when Oakland released him.
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One man who argued with a group of protesters was doused in flammable liquid and lit on fire.
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Trump and Hawley have argued with minimal evidence that companies like Facebook and Twitter are biased against conservatives.
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The lone spat occurred on the Boston bench as Smart strongly argued with assistant coaches during the fourth quarter.
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"We argued with them, but they said it's a decision from above," the 26-year-old told the Post.
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He hadn't been able to find his shoes the morning of 225/42 and had argued with his dad.
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The woman there told officers that she had argued with her husband and he threatened to harm the children.
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Nehls says Christy argued with Taylor the same day as the shooting, but he did not know about what.
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Various presidential hopefuls argued with each other over a ban on burkinis, modest swimsuits worn by some Muslim women.
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Kremlin officials argued, with some validity, that the source could have been a zombie computer, controlled by another entity.
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He argued with the owner of the laundromat for a while, and then he returned brandishing a confiscated handgun.
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He cried, slept, argued with his parents about going to school and mindlessly surfed the internet on his phone.
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The man had previously argued with Davis and his friends over their music, complaining that it was too loud.
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During the MTV show 16 and Pregnant, Catelynn struggled with her mother's substance abuse issues and constantly argued with her.
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I argued with God for a while, and felt a heavy, raging sensation in my chest, right over my heart.
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Antone argued with a volunteer at Campos' church when "someone among the Defendants chanted 'punch her,'" according to the lawsuit.
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We do waterboarding on our own soldiers in the military," Cotton argued with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room.
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Obama brushed off his chaotic welcome at the Hangzhou airport where his staff argued with Chinese security over media access.
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We supported each other, cried with each other, argued with each other, but always ended up laughing with each other.
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Evra, the French captain, publicly argued with Duverne, then led his teammates off the pitch and onto a nearby bus.
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Trump argued with Turnbull over an agreement on refugees he thought was unfair during their first conversation following his inauguration.
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A woman who was riding in the car with him argued with "an unknown offender" just before shots rang out.
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Federer argued with the match umpire, smacked his racket on the ground, and lost his cool in the California heat.
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But in recent weeks he had argued with the group over the terms of their agreement, according to the lawsuit.
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He also briefly argued with the umpire about the shadow cast onto the court by the roof of the stadium.
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Instead, he found himself in a Tokyo courtroom, where his lawyers argued with prosecutors over the details of his trial.
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It's a love letter to the people that I dated, it's a love letter to the people I argued with.
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A common feature of sleep paralysis is a heavy feeling in the chest, like I had as I argued with God.
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She argued with her managers and lawyers to hold a press conference so she could control the message about her sexuality.
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While Edmonds argued with Vicki Gunvalson over past behavior, Sulahian interjected, grabbing the 32-year-old's lips and holding them together.
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I danced with them, played games with them, dined with them, made friends with them, and I even argued with them.
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The officer also argued with the military personnel about whether or not photographing the olive grove outside the prison was illegal.
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A woman there told officers that she had argued with her husband and that he had threatened to harm the children.
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The guy who originally argued with WeRateDogs because he didn't get their gimmick just got a dog and they rated it.
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Nachshon argued with the Israeli soldiers, telling them she intended to bury her son in the ancient Jewish cemetery within Hebron.
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We weren't even at the stage where we were thinking about having kids, but he still argued with me about it.
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Trump argued with Turnbull over a past agreement on refugees that he viewed as unfair, according to reports at the time.
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For you, it may be something like reaching out to a friend or family member you argued with over the election.
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However, one point that can't be argued with is that Venom is a highly prized commodity on the record collecting circuit.
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Siti Aisyah's trial was suspended in December as her lawyers argued with prosecutors over access to statements made by seven witnesses.
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He lied and backstabbed and took advantage of loopholes, and he argued — with a telegenic brashness — that this made him smart.
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They do exactly that on a daily basis, they argued, with secure facilities on Capitol Hill designed for just that purpose.
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In 261, Mr. Schulback had argued with his family in Germany that Adolf Hitler was much more dangerous than anyone thought.
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One of them who seems to ... Argued with me about it saying it was man bashing and the other loved it.
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Appelbaum also raped her one night while she was intoxicated and argued with her when she asked him to stop, she said.
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Caroline Nilsson previously testified that her mother-in-law argued with the attackers for about 20 minutes while she was tied up.
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The woman later stood next to her flag along a chain-link fence as counter-demonstrators argued with her and her companions.
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As the Bengals argued with officials, the Steelers assistant coach Joey Porter appeared on the field, in the middle of the chaos.
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What was surprising was his behavior in court, where he refused to answer routine questions and argued with the judge, Elizabeth Gonzales.
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He had recently argued with Slim over a multibillion-dollar plan for a new Mexico City airport, which Slim was involved in.
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Ms. Kait and Mr. Weiss of South Orange argued with an adjuster about the extent of damage to some of their possessions.
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He said the pair forced their way in the house and argued with Wilson before the boy shot Wilson in the head.
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Mr. Wright argued with a guard, was pushed against a wall and subdued by four other officers, according to the incident report.
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The assailant argued with Mr. Caughman before stabbing the victim, according to the police, who declined to say what words they exchanged.
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Remember that Trump has argued -- with no evidence -- that 3 to 5 million votes had been cast illegally in the 2016 election.
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The deal, he argued with friends, meant that reconciliation between Iran and the United States was possible, even after decades of estrangement.
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So has Ms. Montaperto's father, a retired Italian Navy official, who has argued with her about the group's potentially breaking maritime law.
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" Continued Boll's statement, "We supported each other, cried with each other, argued with each other, but always ended up laughing with each other.
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If you've ever argued with someone online, you're probably not surprised to hear that neither person was convinced by the other person's arguments.
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The Warsaw Police Department, a town an hour outside of Raleigh, were called after Wall argued with the staff at the Waffle House.
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In one scene, she argued with Nick about who will lead the rescue mission and she insisted on being the one who goes.
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Among the financial firms Facebook is said to have argued with about customer data are American Express, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo.
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She says that months before the attack she voiced concern about Currie, a civilian and her subordinate, after he had argued with her.
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The manager Mike argued with me that it was not paid off, and I informed him that I knew it was paid off.
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Middleweight champion Rockhold's dynamic skill set cannot be argued with, but he has always been deemed a somewhat egotistical man by the masses.
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Perhaps most notable was when senior White House advisor Stephen Miller argued with CNN's Jim Acosta over the Statue of Liberty and immigration.
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According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, T.I. did not have his key and argued with a guard, who refused to let him in.
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She said she'd voted for Mr. Sanders in the presidential primary, and argued with her mother and grandparents, who voted for Mrs. Clinton.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE.
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"Both my sister and I (more so my sister) argued with Asia about how serious this situation was," one of the women said.
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After he stopped turning the other cheek, he argued with umpires, and complained about injustices, small and large, inside and outside of baseball.
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Notably, the couples with more than seven hours of sleep still argued with each other, but the tone of their conflict was different.
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And the police have not uncovered any information indicating that the victims had recently argued with someone or were involved in criminal activity.
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In his 19743 book, Wagner wrote that during his trip with Wood and Walken, he became jealous and argued with both of them.
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From diplomats who argued with him to reporters whom he scolded about their questions, Churkin was without a doubt the most standout UN diplomat.
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But time and again, Lost argued with itself, not merely about the mysteries of the universe, but the tools that guide us through it.
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His disillusionment with the Nusra Front and other rebels grew and he publicly argued with the group's local commander, who threw him into prison.
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"The transport ministry has opened an investigation with the two pilots who argued with each other in-flight," the airline said in a statement.
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Obama has argued, with merit, in the first two years in office, he accomplished more in domestic policy than any president since Lyndon Johnson.
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American came under fire last week after a flight attendant took a stroller from a passenger with children and then argued with other passengers.
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Upon being tossed for the fifth time as a manager, Boone briefly argued with first base umpire Ron Kulpa before heading off the field.
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"On the Basis of Sex" tells the story of a landmark discrimination case that Ginsburg argued with her tax attorney husband, Martin, in 1972.
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Smith-Pelly was visibly upset, grabbing his stick to tap the glass as he argued with the fans, who were soon identified and ejected.
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Lewandowski argued with the panel's chairman, Representative Jerry Nadler, and Republicans and Democrats then argued over whether Nadler had used up his questioning time.
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But Carolyn from Ohio argued with him: A free meal does not even come close to covering the earning difference between men and women.
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Murrill appeared unprepared for predictable questions, made tone-deaf arguments, and even argued with Ginsburg about the history of the Supreme Court's feminist jurisprudence.
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She called the police again on three other occasions through February 2012, after Mr. Hennings hit, choked, shoved, and argued with her, it says.
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I argued with my mother against living a life like that, a life in which I gave up my childhood for my family's stability.
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For six years, I continually argued with my mom and tried (and often failed) to educate her, even though it was always emotionally difficult.
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Cotton was strongly in the FBI's camp during the conflict and reportedly argued with Apple CEO Tim Cook at an event earlier this year.
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Lawyers for both men, on the eve of jury selection, somewhat predictably argued with the prosecution's continued pursuit of criminal charges against their clients.
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Residents have argued with each other over what to think about the occupiers and their goals, and they have wounded one another in the process.
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Receiving texts from industry colleagues like Don Lemon and Katie Couric, and even messages from people she had previously argued with on air, helped her.
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In the video Barone argued with Picard over his right to film the troopers and later confiscated the camera and his pistol, the lawsuit claimed.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is looking to mend fences with the disgruntled driver he argued with about falling fares for luxury rides ... TMZ has learned.
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The video, which sparked a #FreeHannibalBuress hashtag on Twitter, appears to show Buress handcuffed and pressed against a cop car as he argued with officers.
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They don't see fascism as a difference of opinion that can be argued with, they see it as a political opponent to be organized against.
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As they ate, they encountered and argued with some white teenagers, who left and returned with a mob, some wielding baseball bats, who attacked them.
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I'm not forgetting the times friends have puked behind phone boxes, argued with shopkeepers or one notable occasion fallen asleep in a stranger's front garden.
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Khan told LBC radio Tuesday that he had argued with the government that construction workers should be ordered to stay home but had been overruled.
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That includes her father, who argued with Hailey after listening to her practice a speech she delivered at the local March for Our Lives rally.
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Robbins argued with a woman named Nanine McCool during a March 15 Unleash the Power Within event about how the #MeToo movement is being used.
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" Integrating natural resources into his growth model in 1974, he argued with complex mathematics that "the world can, in effect, get along without natural resources.
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The episode began when Mr. Nelson argued with Officer Elsokary's 16-year-old son on Saturday near their Bay Ridge home, according to the police.
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He went straight from his car to Paper Source, where Siddiqi worked, and allegedly argued with his ex-wife before shooting her, Buschow told the Star.
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The youth finally escaped Tuesday when police came to the apartment because the suspects argued with second-floor residents who'd complained about the noise, she said.
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Anyone who has argued with an opinionated relative or friend about immigration or gun control knows it is often impossible to sway someone with strong views.
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But when the lights came up and luminaries of American theater expressed how much they disliked the play, little and unknown Lorraine argued with them intensely.
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She told the Norwegian daily Dagbladet on Friday that when he returned to the vehicle she understood he had argued with someone in a car behind.
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Jordan allegedly chased two of the hikers with a knife, Childers wrote, and returned to the camp, where he argued with Sanchez and a woman hiker.
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T.I. and a friend argued with the guard at the security shack, who wouldn't let them enter ... and it got heated enough that cops showed up.
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But years earlier Minsky had attacked another: deep-seated forces in financial systems propel them towards trouble, he argued, with stability only ever a fleeting illusion.
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Johnson, who has held his position since 2017, reportedly argued with employees as some doubted his ability to address cybersecurity problems efficiently, according to previous reports.
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The shooting happened last week, after a woman parked in a handicapped spot at a convenience store, then argued with a man who complained about it.
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Former George H.W. Bush chief of staff James Baker in a new interview argued with former President Obama's Chief Strategist David Axelrol about national anthem protests.
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Trump argued with other G-85033 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE at the summit.
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He argued with the chair umpire and a tournament official over the stoppage, and lost five games in a row to drop the set, muttering throughout.
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Brown then arrived and argued with the officer, but ultimately they came to a standstill when the cop said that he needed to wait for backup.
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But I'm talking about the ... You know — and I've argued with [Facebook executives] about this — this anticipation of problems, of possible bad actors on this platform.
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In the video, posted to Facebook on Monday by Faith's brother, Steven Fennidy, Faith rubbed tears from her eyes as her parents argued with school administrators.
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Brown then arrived and argued with the officer but ultimately they came to a standstill when the cop said that he needed to wait for backup.
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One of the things I've always argued with Mark about and just recently, they don't want to have values because you have to argue about values.
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Anecdotally, and even in recent news articles, evidence suggests that men go after the women in their lives because the women argued with them, disagreed with them.
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According to CNN affiliate WDIV, her father had argued with the dogs' owner about the animals' lack of proper fencing just one week before the child's death.
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In one case, a black operative outside the White House has argued with a black official inside the Trump administration, according to messages obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Authorities are unclear whether Matthew Ficken had argued with his parents, but a coroner's report confirms that both elder Fickens died from gunshot wounds to the head.
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The "Vice" singer, 35, made news last week for reportedly dumping a salad on a woman whose husband had argued with Lambert's friend in the men's restroom.
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In video captured by officers from the Palm Beach Sheriff's Department on the scene, the 53-year-old mother of two argued with deputies during her arrest.
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Trump's speech was at its most nonsensical when he actively argued with himself — contradicting his past positions on key foreign policy questions without even acknowledging the shift.
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When the final bell sounded, his celebration suggested he had an inclining to how the judges had scored the bout, and nobody in attendance argued with him.
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I found that the people who argued with links were easy prey as they often failed to understand a topic well enough to articulate their own opinions.
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He walked around admiring them, learned their scientific names and the meteorological conditions that shape them and argued with friends who complained they were oppressive or drab.
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She stated that the latest incident was on May 21, when she says Depp argued with her and hit her in the eye with a cell phone.
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The first time, he thought he had "failed" to get his points across to Obama; the second, he feared he had argued with the president too theatrically.
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In a letter left for Victor, Vincent reveals that he argued with the brotherhood about Ice, the latest product they were planning to bring in from China.
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Brown argued with the driver, climbed into his vehicle and "started to physically grab and pull" him, ripping his shirt and causing multiple abrasions, the complaint says.
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During that confrontation in September 2018, Sun argued with the testers and his mother ordered a security guard to break his blood-sample vials with a hammer.
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Trump on Friday signed a bill to temporarily end the 35-day partial government shutdown that dragged on as he argued with Democrats over his proposed border wall.
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Boedecker told authorities after she argued with her husband, she was locked out of the home and didn&apost have her key, according to one search warrant affidavit.
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The suspect had walked into the restaurant and argued with an employee before leaving, returning with the machete a short time later and attacking customers, according to police.
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Over the next century the "currency school", which wanted to lock down growth in money, argued with the "banking school", which wanted ever more waggons in the air.
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I argued with the pastor over whether Spanish was the same thing as Latin, while he made fun of the guests digging up Dolores Abernathy's grave behind him.
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He went straight from his car to Paper Source, where Siddiqi worked, and allegedly argued with his ex-wife before shooting her, Buschow told the Ventura County Star.
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McMaster has also openly argued with senior strategist Steve Bannon, a former executive of Breitbart, over policy in Afghanistan, a debate which has seized the NSC for months.
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Two employees followed him out the door and argued with him for almost a full block, finally confronting him in the parking lot of a nearby Burger King.
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Boys at the start line argued with foreigners over FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, who vie for superiority in the Middle East, where the Spanish teams are popular.
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In 2017, a 17-year-old girl, Sophia Abuabara, argued with her principal about the number of inches above her knee where the hemline of her dress landed.
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At one point, Oakry picked up his diaper-clad one-year-old child while he argued with the officers, repeatedly refusing their demands to put the baby down.
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But at the same time, the Trump administration said on Monday night that Iran is honoring the nuclear deal, only after Trump argued with top advisors for hours.
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Mr. Kotkin has long argued with "smart growth" advocates that what looks like sprawl is healthier for the middle class and conforms to what most families want anyway.
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He argued with himself frequently and vocally and at one point tried to knit what was described in court as a suit of armor out of milk cartons.
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The first time was a disaster: Only police officers were sent, and these officers shouted at my son, berated my parenting, and argued with me about his diagnosis.
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Women, by contrast, are expected to control their emotions at all times — witness the fallout when Serena Williams argued with an umpire during the US Open women's final.
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The TSA doesn't always catch everyone who brings a gun through security, so who knows how many times the person you argued with over an armrest was secretly packing.
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Investigators say Blessing was upset about her son&aposs plans to put her into an assisted living facility and argued with him over the way she was being treated.
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Williams was issued a warning, point and then game penalty after she argued with Ramos during the final, which was won 6-2 6-4 by Japan's Naomi Osaka.
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Trump viewed it as a "win win," Cuban argued, with Manafort either helping Trump win the election or being good for future business deals with Russia if he lost.
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Cops say the guy reeked of alcohol too ... and when they began to talk to him outside of his 2009 Chevrolet -- he became combative, and argued with one officer.
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Carper, top Democrat on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, argued with 21 colleagues that Pruitt has a responsibility to regulate carbon dioxide under the Clean Air Act.
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One-third of people who say they argued with their spouse about money say they hid a purchase from their spouse because they knew their partner would not approve.
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Mr. Yatsenyuk, a fluent English speaker, won praise in the West but was never able to manage Ukraine's notoriously fractured Parliament, and he argued with President Petro O. Poroshenko.
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But in a recent newspaper column, Guy V. Martin Jr., one of Mr. Moore's professors, described him as immersed in "illogic," and said he had constantly argued with classmates.
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Still, rappers dissed one another and argued with the judges in its first season in 2017, giving Chinese viewers a glimpse of the swagger and rebelliousness of hip-hop.
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He said Mr. Johnson's coaches had argued with Mr. Maloney for several minutes, but when the referee started the time clock, Mr. Johnson agreed to have his hair cut.
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Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio have argued with each other about which entity — the state or the city — is responsible for letting people out.
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Mr. Martin, who considers himself an independent, voted for Mr. Obama and acknowledged that he has argued with black friends and family members over his support for Mr. Trump.
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Brown argued with the driver, climbed into his vehicle and "started to physically grab and pull" the alleged victim, ripping his shirt and causing multiple abrasions, the complaint says.
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Such a statement could affect the outcome of the elections, they argued, with some of Netanyahu's key political allies saying it could result in an "undemocratic" change in government.
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At least one conservative and one middle-of-the-road guy have argued with me that I'm not being open-minded, and aren't liberals supposed to be open-minded?
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The nation-dissolving forces of information technology and global markets were on a collision course, he argued, with resurgent religious fundamentalism and parochial loyalties deriving from blood and soil.
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Contrary to early reports, there was no indication that Farook had stormed out of the party at the social services agency, where he worked, or had argued with anyone.
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It's the most teenage girl argument you can have with your mom, and watching the two argue made me think of the thousand times I'd argued with my own mother.
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After an employee argued with him, colleagues say, Wallace designed a simulated F.B.I. arrest report, indicating that he had groped someone on a flight, and circulated it within the company.
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Most disconcerting to me and to millions of Latino voters was how the two Latino candidates fervently argued with each other over which one would treat Latino immigrants worse. Gracias!
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But Karwah's husband James Harris said he had argued with doctors and nurses at the hospital for three hours to let her in while she lay unattended in an ambulance.
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When This Woman Argued with Billy Over Whether or Not Denzel Washington Was in Phantom of the Opera on Broadway Denzel was not, in fact, in Phantom of the Opera.
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The man in the swim trunks was hurling the contents of his bottle on me and the other black female — only droplets landed on the women he had argued with.
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In homes all across Arhab, minor dramas played out as surviving family members argued with one another about who got to go say goodbye and who had to stay home.
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Incensed by the decision, Cameroon's players appeared to almost refuse to restart the game as they argued with the referee, pointing to the screen in stadium which showed the replay.
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Wearing an Aaron Rodgers' Green Bay Packers jersey, Mr. Walker told the crowd of supporters something that most of them might have argued with had it come from anyone else.
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Mr. Barber was an academic and public intellectual who argued, with missionary zeal, the virtues of decentralized democracy, or "unmediated self-government by an engaged citizenry," as he once wrote.
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The opposite could be argued, with xenophobic persecution during "yellow peril" scares, the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, and internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II as prime examples.
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Orville Walsh, a local resident, and a second man argued with Officer Stanley and another officer over a parking space near the division's office, according to the district attorney's office.
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Before he died, he exchanged aggressive text messages and argued with 33-year-old Jennifer Lynn Morrissey, an exotic dancer and motorcycle mechanic and the woman now charged with his slaying.
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Schlimmer maintained the son's guilt, saying he had argued with Gary Frantz before the shooting, had access to his mother's apartment and had knowledge of the murder weapon, the paper reported.
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Naomi Osaka beat Serena Williams in the US Open final Saturday night, closing a chaotic and controversial match during which Williams argued with tennis officials about her treatment on the court.
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Abrams argued with Deal privately that aid needed to stay in the program for students who don't do well on standardized tests, and getting rid of pre-K was not tenable.
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Buffalo Bills receiver Zay Jones will NOT be charged with vandalism after the bizarre incident where he got naked, argued with his brother ... and allegedly smashed out a 30th floor window.
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I can remember hours when I argued with her as though my soul's salvation depended on it, tried to break her rigid purpose, tried to make her milder, gentler, more insightful.
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R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr, founder and editor-in-chief of the conservative magazine The American Spectator, argued with host Emily Maitlis that Trump's language during the campaign had not been racist.
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Clinton's speech came as her campaign aides argued with rival Bernie Sanders' campaign in competing calls with the media over whether Sanders has a viable path to the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE asserted he would retaliate against any U.S. tariffs.
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He has sometimes argued with the leadership of Al Qaeda and its West African branch, resulting in a series of mergers and splits, including the creation of groups loyal to him.
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Nick Kyrgios floated in slow first serves, was admonished by the chair umpire and argued with a fan before being booed off the court in a loss at the Shanghai Masters.
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Cousins was sitting on the bench in street clothes when he argued with the referee Scott Foster, who gave him a technical foul and then threw him out of the game.
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A heated exchange between members of a Florida city council went viral after an impassioned councilmember argued with the city's mayor and manager over their handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Trump argued with the order, which has been in the works since last year, that the programs have grown too large while failing to move needy people out of government help.
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Mars, a 22-year-old engineering student who asked that only his first name be used, said his parents argued with him every morning as he left their house to protest.
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Police interviewed Gillum again the following day, and he allegedly said he argued with her about $160 for sex acts, claiming he had only $200 and Huennekens didn't have $40 in change.
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Acting U.S. Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika publicly argued with CFPB Director Richard Cordray, appointed by former President Barack Obama, a Democrat, over whether the rule could endanger the banking system.
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LaLa Kent made her big return (AKA argued with Stassi Schroeder, Katie Maloney, and Kristen Doute), Ariana Madix did her best Stassi impression, and James Kennedy crawled on the floor like Gollum.
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After the clip went viral, Mike Frankel, the SNJ Today reporter who initially documented the incident, shared on Twitter that the coaches argued with the referee for several minutes about his call.
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The neighbor told the FBI that Nagi regularly argued with local residents about his beliefs, which included support of Islamic State, and was planning to travel to Turkey again, according to prosecutors.
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Mr. Obama has argued, with some justification, that confronting Russia militarily in Ukraine would be a losing battle, since Ukraine means much more to Russia than it does to the United States.
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Laurence Meyer, a former Fed governor who argued with Ms. Brainard at the February conference, said in a recent interview that Congress had instructed the Fed to focus on the United States.
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At trial, Mr. Hubbard's lawyers argued, with only partial success, that he had not broken any laws, and that some of the lobbyists listed in the indictment were simply his personal friends.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE and retracted his endorsement of the group's joint statement.
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The authorities said officers opened fire on Anthony Hayes, who had a history of mental illness, after he argued with a pharmacy employee and then lunged at an officer with a knife.
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He has famously lobbied and then argued with the editors of Forbes magazine, insisting that in their annual announcements of the richest people in America and the world that they shortchange him.
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Whole plant cannabis, Grinspoon argued, with its complex blend of cannabinoids and terpenes, is a superior medicine in both price and medical efficacy to single compound derivatives like Insys's lab-created THC.
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The next phase was the battle over money and blame, in which Silverstein fought for subsidies and argued with the Port Authority over who was responsible for the lengthy delays in construction.
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As an incensed Michigan Coach John Beilein argued with the officials, Happ, who had been shooting 226 percent from the line entering the game, hit the first shot but missed the second.
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When the prosecutors appealed, they argued, with a straight face, that what had happened to J.T. was so outrageous and illegal that the New Orleans district attorney could not be held responsible.
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"If she was in math class and teacher told her two plus two equals four and she argued with him about that, I would say she's wrong," said her uncle, Mark Beatty.
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American Airlines suspended a flight attendant after an altercation on Friday in which the attendant took a stroller from a woman traveling with two young children and then argued with other passengers.
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Ammon Bundy's attorney, Marcus Mumford, was taken down by US Marshals who reportedly used a stun gun on him after the lawyer argued with the judge that his client should be set free.
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She sends Retsuko a frilly abomination of a dress to put on, which should rouse up some violent flashbacks for every daughter out there whose argued with her mom over clashing fashion tastes.
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Ms. Boyd, 22, was shot in the back of the head in 2012 by an off-duty Chicago police detective who had argued with her and her friends about making too much noise.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE said the country would respond in kind to U.S. tariffs.
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Wearing a pink sari, she breaks down in tears as it emerges from Dr. Raj's careful questioning that she has argued with her son in a dispute over land, and he has left.
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In a preview of the division coming to Washington in January, when Democrats assume control of the House, Mr. Trump argued with Representative Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer in front of reporters.
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Acosta's access was revoked after he argued with Trump during a press conference and briefly refused to give up the microphone when a White House aide tried to pull it from his hand.
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The writer and father of six also talked with the hosts about Bill Cosby, how he keeps his kids from getting spoiled, and the time he argued with Donald Trump about Black-ish.
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The former All-Pro receiver has argued with his baby mama on video, in an intense police standoff twice in the past few months ... and he's been arrested for allegedly assaulting a moving driver.
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Most liberals and leftists concerned with inequality have argued with this not by disputing the underlying numbers but by pointing out that it's a rather odd conservative defense of the way the economy works.
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The suspects reportedly got out of the car and argued with the victims, at which point one suspect allegedly retrieved a semi-automatic rifle from the trunk of the car and shot the victims.
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A Twitter user said on social media a "slightly inebriated, belligerent man wearing a red hat" argued with officials and "started to film the voters" after he was asked to take off his hat.
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Malloy said he argued with Price and Verma when -- after Verma had taken issue with the Congressional Budget Office forecasts of coverage losses -- Price cited the CBO analysis to back up a separate point.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE said Russia's continued aggression toward Ukraine made it ineligible to rejoin.
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Frankel reported that coaches argued with the referee for several minutes, and only once the referee signaled for injury time to start did Johnson decide he would get his hair cut rather than forfeit.
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It did — a court ruled in his favor in a case where a court bailiff tried to impose an administrative fine after Mr. Davydov argued with him at the entrance to a court building.
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A critical piece published in the Root in January detailed a culture of racism inside the South Bend police — and argued, with some evidence, that Buttigieg ignored black officers' direct requests for his help.
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Garner, who was 43, died after he argued with officers trying to arrest him on suspicion of selling loose cigarettes in front of a shop on the New York City borough of Staten Island.
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Iranian media reported that during an emergency government meeting the same day, Mr. Rouhani argued with a conservative politician who had questioned him on the price increases and that Mr. Rouhani had stormed out.
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Throughout the two matches spanning three hours Kyrgios argued with fans and officials, swiped a ball into nearby houses, threatened to walk off court and even made fun of experienced umpire Fergus Murphy's headgear.
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Hashi was known to employees at the building and had argued with people who worked there before rushing up to the third floor, where Ocasio-Cortez's office is located, according to the New York Post.
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Throughout the episode, she argued with Griffith over the case (he claimed she would be convicted of a felony, rendering her unable to get a job), and they also fought over their son Kaiser, 1½.
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Griffin argued with people on Twitter in the week leading up to the event about the "optics" of the affair, how it appears in photographs and social media posts seen by people across the country.
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The Burkes say a flight attendant first argued with them over whether to place it in overhead or under the seat ... and then another attendant arrived and said it couldn't be on board at all.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE, lambasting America's northern neighbor over what he saw as unfair trade practices.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE and First Lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE as "meek and mild" and refused to endorse the group's joint statement.
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Love, 48, was arrested and held in the Franklin County jail on Tuesday night and later charged with assault after he argued with a John Glenn Columbus International Airport valet, according to The Columbus Dispatch.
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Levy Jaen, a father of four, was held in a New Jersey ICE detention facility for nearly two years as his attorneys argued with federal prosecutors over how immigration is passed from parents to child.
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We argued with the guy for about 15 minutes and told him that if he didn't let us in, we'd post on WeChat that the club was racist, and so he finally let us in.
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More from VICE: Not everyone, however, has the same affinity for cleaning—a fact you may know all too well if you've ever argued with a significant other about the state of the kitchen sink.
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He argued with Damian Collins, the chair of the committee, about whether he was allowed to give an opening statement to provide "few clarifications" about what happened when he last testified before the same panel.
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While the girl's family argued with community members, Mr. Bhuiyan, who lived near the victim and knew her well, slipped away from the crowd, cornered the girl in her home and lit her on fire.
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This past week, an American Airlines flight attendant was suspended after he grabbed a stroller from a woman traveling with young children and argued with other passengers on April 21 at San Francisco International Airport.
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A man working for Democratic operative David Brock's Shareblue Media was arrested at a parade in Annandale, Va., over the weekend after he argued with police about filming Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie's campaign vehicle.
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An argument about a game led to the call Viner admitted that he had argued with the third co-defendant -- a gamer in Wichita -- over a multiplayer session of "Call of Duty: WWII," authorities said.
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In August 2017, appearing on CNN, Mr. Moore argued with the host John Berman about whether slavery caused the Civil War and defended Robert E. Lee, the Confederate general whom Mr. Trump praised last week.
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Sources said that she and also Vox Media publisher Melissa Bell argued with Brown, making the point that Facebook had to be less opaque on how it decides on what is a legitimate news organization.
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He claimed he and teammates had been robbed at gunpoint after a party, but later admitted he exaggerated the story after a police investigation revealed he had vandalized a gas station and argued with security guards.
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After a radio station pulled the song from their Christmas line-up, the actor, 87, argued with fans on Tuesday, claiming that the 1940s holiday song should be played despite criticism that it promotes rape culture.
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An Afghan defense ministry official, who was not identified because he was not authorized to speak to the media, said the shooter was an Afghan soldier who had argued with the U.S. forces before opening fire.
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In a press release, Gainesville police said that prior to shooting, the three men argued with protesters at a bus stop and, when it got heated, gave Nazi salutes and chanted in praise of Adolf Hitler.
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"At one point, [Long] argued with a piece of the direction that the director was giving an actor, and the director let him have his way with how the actor was presenting a line," Martin said.
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Pantaleo, the officer who held his arm around Garner's neck after Garner argued with police, and Kizzy Adonis, a sergeant who was at the scene, are the officers facing discipline, police spokesman Lieutenant John Grimpel said.
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A more accurate description would be to say they barged into a committee room like a bunch of entitled fussbudgets, argued with the committee chairman, took selfies, and then trundled off to hold a press conference.
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Jason Barickman, who voted for the bill, argued "with these safeguards in place the people of Illinois look at this and want our government to give individuals freedom over their life decisions," according to CNN affiliate WGN.
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I once argued with a U.S. senator in 22020 who wanted to give every volunteer on John KerryJohn Forbes KerryIowa caucuses prove that tech isn't always the right answer Democratic critiques of Sanders miss the mark Hill.
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However, the defendant himself seemed to tell a different story in a jailhouse interview with the New York Post: that he argued with his mom about her declining health shortly before her death, rather than financial matters.
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Bush argued with Today's Al Roker on-air after Ryan Lochte's fabricated robbery While in Rio on live television, he suggested that the American swimmer had only "embellished" his claims, while Roker called the athlete a liar.
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A case of 'he said, she said' took over a congressional committee Thursday, as the head of California's Air Resources Board argued with a nonpresent EPA head over the circumstances surrounding the end to key pollution talks.
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On my last visit to the dispensary to pick up medication, I nearly shredded my skin off with impatience as the woman in front of me argued with the patient advocate about the concept of registration renewal.
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But to point out that it was widely known in his district anyway, as some journalists have argued with a shrug, goes against the notion that it was too hard to find proof, as others have maintained.
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I'm super happy with it, and I definitely argued with the engineer a few times about things he wanted to do to make Grief Relic sound quote-unquote better, but I just wanted it to sound real.
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They argued (with some plausibility) that neither general international law nor the Outer Space Treaty barred private actors from extracting minerals from space and that the U.S. government should not sign a treaty that might impede such activity.
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That group of scholars and lawyers argued, with empirical precision, that antitrust enforcement, as well as a variety of safety and environmental regulations, often did more harm than good, and that free markets were better at promoting growth.
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Which only made the ongoing race-baiting of alleged criminals at the border—which flared up again when the president argued with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer about it in front of the press Tuesday—all the more glaring.
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His riff on how gays "always have some kind of political argument" comes with a curious example about how he had argued with a gay man who was petitioning to remove the words "husband" and "wife" from marriage licenses.
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During her Friday morning appearance on "The View," Pamela Anderson argued with conservative host Meghan McCain over her friendship with "WikiLeaks" founder Julian Assange, who is facing extradition charges for leaking classified documents concerning US diplomatic and war efforts.
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The recognition of such statistics is a notable divergence from the approach of the energy secretary, Rick Perry, and the Environmental Protection Agency director, Scott Pruitt, who have argued with scientists and rejected widely accepted research on environmental issues.
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The Washington Post also reported that Shulkin had argued with White House aides in an attempt to get his wife to meet Britain's Prince Harry during his trip to the Invictus Games in Canada last September, though Shulkin denied that allegation.
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Well, that didn't sit will with Some Guy Named Matt on Twitter, who argued with the Yahoo Sports account about whether Brady, who is mad slow by football standards but incredibly fast by any other standard, is worth such a rating.
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Some onlookers found the statue—which depicted Clinton as having devil-like goat legs and with a banker kissing her belly—disrepsectful or sexist, and one woman argued with the artist before knocking the statue over and calling the police.
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"Maks later told me that he had argued with the judges because he had been told we were going to be eliminated, that there was some secret memo going around that said who would be ousted each week," she wrote.
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CHICAGO — A teenage grandson of Representative Danny K. Davis was killed on Friday night after two people forced their way inside a home and argued with the teenager before one of them pulled a gun and fired, the police said.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE announced that Canada too was also aiming to ban single-use plastics within the same time frame.
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Escalating protests last week after the death of the HKUST student saw a traffic police officer shoot a protester during a clash in the early hours of November 11, and a man set on fire after he argued with protesters.
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And while several VCs (all of whom I massively respect) disagreed with me publicly, no one argued with my second tweet, which discloses the numbers: Plus, a lot of former early employees of successful startups sent me messages agreeing privately.
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Thirty-six percent of parents said they argued with their child daily about device use, and 77% of parents feel their children get distracted by their devices and don't pay attention when they are together at least a few times per week.
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Avenatti, who has repeatedly argued with Trump on Twitter and markets himself as an ally to abused women, became famous for representing Stormy Daniels in her legal battle with the president and had been parlaying his newfound fame into a career in politics.
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There were a few more cultured types who shared Montse's admiration of La Pedrera, though – one of them was Señora Lucy, who lived on the second floor and frequently argued with people about whether or not her home was an aesthetic offence.
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Entangled in a swamp of over 50,000 tweets, confronted again and again with bold declarations from the most unseemly iterations of myself, I am overwhelmed with the impulse to apologize: I'm so sorry I ever argued with anyone about politics on Twitter!
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People who've already emotionally invested themselves in the Sanders campaign — already gone to rallies and argued with uncles and called out corporate media shills on Twitter — are going to be highly predisposed to align themselves with whatever tactical notions Sanders puts out there.
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Growing up I remember my two sisters and I would go red with embarrassment when she complained in hotels or restaurants, when she stood up for us at school, when she argued with the TV, and called the BBC make an official complaint.
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One woman I spoke with recently argued with her boss when she was forced to wear promotional T-shirts to an event, and she was given a men's T-shirt to wear; she knows it was a crazy thing to argue about.
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Police took 46-year-old Scott Michael Greene into custody hours after the killings and less than three weeks after he argued with officers who removed him from a high school football game where he had unfurled a Confederate flag near black spectators.
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Brockhampton was formed in abject chaos: a Viceland show called "American Boyband" documented the group's beginnings, trailing the members as they struggled to pay the rent in a shared house, argued with one another, and played tiny shows plagued by technical difficulties.
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One of those relieved of his duties, Saud al Qhatani, his media enforcer-in-chief, had personally argued with Khashoggi as recently as last year when trying to lure him back to the Kingdom, according to a source with knowlegde of the encounter.
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"The people who we met listened carefully to our arguments, they explored our thinking, they asked questions, they argued with us, but ultimately they have to take what we said and talk about it internally, talk about it with their leadership," he said.
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In a Facebook post Monday night accompanying the approximately one-minute clip, Jessica Stipe wrote that Peter Gallogly, a doctor at the Gainesville After-Hours Clinic, angrily argued with her earlier that evening after she told clinic staffers she was tired of waiting for treatment.
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Speaking on the Today show on Monday morning, her first talk show appearance, 20-year-old Osaka said she wasn't sure what was happening while Williams argued with match umpire Carlos Ramos, culminating in her being penalized a point, and then an entire game.
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"We were all so shattered by the loss, and we were hanging on to each other," Wagner said In his 2009 book, "Pieces of My Heart," Wagner wrote that on that outing in November 1981, he became jealous and argued with both Wood and Walken.
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After paying for his dinner, Motohashi argued with an employee before leaving the restaurant and returning a short time later with the python, which he threw into the dining room after saying "[Expletive], you guys," LAPD Officer Drake Madison told the Los Angeles Times.
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In leaked Slack chat transcripts, anonymous Times employees complained about opinion staff editor and writer Bari Weiss, who was criticized recently for a tweet where she mistakenly described U.S.-born Olympic skater Mirai Nagasu as an immigrant—and then argued with those who corrected her.
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However, the youngest of the four swimmers involved in the incident, 20-year-old Gunnar Bentz, accused Lochte of playing a key role in an incident, saying he tore a poster off a wall and argued with armed security guards at a Rio gas station.
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After losing the first set in a tiebreak to Hungarian Timea Babos, the American number 10 seed remained in her seat and argued with chair umpire Fergus Murphy that she should be allowed more time during the break because bananas had not been provided.
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Fear over what can be weighed against an application was so palpable that one immigrant I spoke with told me she argued with her attorney about whether it was safe to include her enrollment in a state health insurance exchange on her green card application.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE asserted Canada would respond in kind to U.S. tariffs that he refused to sign a joint communique with other world leaders.
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The reason Antonio Brown didn't play in the Pittsburgh Steelers' de facto elimination game on Sunday wasn't because of knee soreness but rather the result of a tumultuous week during which Brown argued with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and didn't take part in the Saturday walkthrough.
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The precise rules, in fact: Whitworth was at one time the informally designated heir to William Shawn, the decades-long "intimidating sovereign" (and "iron mouse") of The New Yorker, as were the two editors McPhee principally worked and argued with, Robert Bingham and Pat Crow.
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Directed by Kimberly Senior ("Disgraced") for Manhattan Theater Club, "The Niceties" is a bristling, provocative debate play about race and privilege in the United States, and it begs to be argued with — partly because Ms. Burgess has manipulated the contest in ways that feel unnecessary.
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"I called Ticketmaster and argued with them as they were equating it to Disney on Ice and him being a 'character,'" said a mother who spent $460 on tickets and meet-and-greet packages for her family of four, and who ultimately got a refund.
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If your friend had a boyfriend she argued with all the time, who convinced her to stay in the relationship by telling her that nobody else would ever love her in the same way and that relationships without fights were boring, what would you say to her?
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Vicky is wilder and will cry at anything, where Sam tends not to show her emotions, except when she argued with their dad as a teenager — she always had to have the last word — and last summer on holiday, when she threw a drink in Vicky's face.
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One day later, Michael Hart, 23, and 21-year-old Rafael Santos were arrested in connection with the incident, according to police documents obtained by PEOPLE.. Police said Hart, Santos and an unidentified man allegedly argued with an artist at a tattoo parlor earlier on Monday.
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He was also convicted of official misconduct for failing to immediately report the incident, as he "argued with his partner about who would radio in the incident and later failed to render any medical aid," while Gurley's girlfriend, Melissa Butler, performed CPR and a neighbor called 911.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The double murder trial of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez ended on Thursday with the prosecution and his defense attorneys locking horns over whether he had argued with, or even noticed, the men he is charged with gunning down outside a nightclub.
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In contrast, Justice Sotomayor's dissent (joined by Ginsburg) argued with striking passion that the travel ban was analogous to the internment of Japanese Americans in World War II; it also spent a good part of seven pages summarizing bluntly what President Trump has said about Muslims.
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According to the Telegraph, de Grave has been waiting for some time to find the perfect species with which to honor the band who made the only album your dad ever plays in his shed down the garden when he's argued with your mum (The Wall, obvs).
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Security forces detained Ms. Nyanzi on Friday as she left a Rotary Club event in Kampala, where she had given a talk on providing schoolgirls with sanitary pads, a subject over which she has publicly argued with Mr. Museveni's wife, Janet, who is the education minister.
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Ms. Reddick said he had argued with his assailant, a woman he had known since childhood, the day before because he had told the woman's niece that he thought it was dangerous for the niece and her friends to be out on the street by themselves.
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Memorable moment from previous show: A date I had where I went diving at sea and a bad moment where I argued with a man that was bothering everyone in the house because he wanted to hook up somewhere and there wasn't any bed available to make that happen.
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Police have yet to identify a connection between any of the victims beyond the fact that the first three were all shot near a bus stop, and the fact that there was no indication that any of them had recently argued with somebody or were involved in crime.
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The young neo-Nazi accused of using his car as a deadly weapon during the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville argued with his mother in a call from jail about how sorry he ought to be for allegedly causing the death of Heather Heyer, a counterprotester.
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As I argued with George Akerlof in a 2015 book, "Phishing for Phools: The Economics of Manipulation and Deception," regulators must steer around a minefield of complex deceptions and subterfuges set up by special interests, distortions that become accepted as an everyday reality, to the detriment of consumers.
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MIAMI/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A U.S. Olympic swimmer has accused his team mate, Ryan Lochte, of playing a key role in an incident that has tainted South America's first Games, saying he tore a poster off a wall and argued with armed security guards at a Rio gas station.
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The gunman was killed, a member of Nangarhar's provincial council told the AP. An unidentified Afghan defense ministry official also said the shooter was an Afghan soldier who had earlier argued with the U.S. forces, the news service reported, adding that the official said the gunman was not a Taliban infiltrator.
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I've argued with both men and women who say it will kill the mood to engage in the overt communication required to ensure that their sex partners are actively consenting (to which I reply that even in the internet age, the phone sex industry is still profitable for a reason).
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She nervously milled about the stage, trying to find the right combination of motion and stillness as she argued with her stage husband and banged around boxes of crayons — a stand-in for boxes of Christmas decorations, which the character is supposed to be packing up in her Brooklyn tenement.
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While other Democratic candidates have argued with one another on the debate stages about who is best suited to run against Mr. Trump, Mr. Bloomberg has focused on criticizing Mr. Trump on health care and spent more than $88 million in television ads on the subject since announcing his candidacy.
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If you've seen — and argued with your friends about — the surprise box office hit Arrival in recent weeks, then there's one moment in the film's climax that you've likely discussed over and over, largely because it seems to break either the rules of the film or the rules of, well, reality.
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Benioff recently argued with Square and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey over a proposal that will go before San Francisco voters in November, Proposition C. The proposal could lead to new taxes on the largest businesses in San Francisco, where both companies are headquartered, generating money earmarked to solve endemic homelessness in the area.
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The tweet was apparently sent to Eichenwald because of his staunch and vocal opposition of Donald Trump—Eichenwald was hit with it shortly after he had finished an appearance on Tucker Carlson Fox News show where he pulled out a massive binder with the title "Tucker Carlsons Falsehoods" and argued with the host.
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Using a unique and complex algorithm that we cannot disclose (just kidding, we picked 50 dogs from the American Kennel Club website, gave each a score out of 10, then argued with each other in the case of a tie), we have ranked 50 good dog breeds from fiftieth-best to first-best.
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Former Giuliani aides discern other imprints on the Trump campaign: Mr. Trump's policy addresses about school reform and his recent outreach to black voters in Detroit, they said, contained echoes of Mr. Giuliani's mayoral re-election campaign in 1997, when he argued with black New Yorkers that Democrats had let them down.
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Levy Jaen, a father of four, was held in a New Jersey ICE detention facility as his attorneys argued with federal prosecutors over how immigration is passed from parent to child and how ICE determines "family," BuzzFeed News reported Monday, the same day the White House held an event honoring immigration agents.
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The better way here, as I have argued with tedious frequency, would be for conservatives skeptical of the two-earner norm to make common cause with feminists skeptical of the corporate bias against female biology and for both to unite around supports for family life that are neutral between different modes of breadwinning.
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Mr. Trump, who never argued with the notion that he is a protectionist, time and again vowed to punish companies that move jobs abroad, a task that would begin with the abolishment of Nafta, the trade agreement that once was envisioned, by President Bill Clinton, as the first step unifying the Western Hemisphere.
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Once, on a Lyft ride from the airport through rush-hour traffic, my driver — a friendly thirtysomething who flipped the driver-side sun visor down to reveal a photo of his 22011-month-old twins — argued with the female navigation voice on Google Maps for the length of time it took to traverse several intersections.
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In his first stint with the Blue Jays, Gibbons challenged Shea Hillenbrand, who reportedly wrote negative things about the team on a clubhouse message board, to a fight, and he got into a shoving match with pitcher Ted Lilly after Lilly argued with Gibbons on the mound when he was removed from a game.
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The day after the recusal, as the president prepared to travel to Florida, Mr. Trump was seen through the windows of the Oval Office by news cameras, gesticulating angrily as he argued with top advisers who had gathered to determine how to go forward with the travel ban, which had been blocked by a federal judge.
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Wait…" (He then argued with himself about whether it would experience night — it will, as you see in the image below.) Bruce Betts, chief scientist for LightSail, chimed in as well, to make the numbers a bit more relatable: "The total force on the sail is approximately equal to the weight of a house fly on your hand on Earth.
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" Baker made clear that he did not like the activity Clinton had engaged in: "My original belief after — well, after having conducted the investigation and towards the end of it, then sitting down and reading a binder of her materials — I thought that it was alarming, appalling, whatever words I said, and argued with others about why they thought she shouldn't be charged.
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"I wish Mike Lee weren't sitting here two people from me right now, because as a national security hawk, I've argued with Mike Lee in the four-and-a-half or five years that I've been in the Senate that stuff just like this couldn't possibly happen at the FBI and at the Department of Justice," Sasse said, as Lee visibly smiled in response.
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Veterans Affairs chief David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE reportedly argued with White House aides because he wanted his wife to get to meet Prince Harry during a trip to the Invictus Games, The Washington Post reported Thursday night.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report MORE spoke Tuesday to discuss progress on negotiations over the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's revamped NAFTA deal.
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The comment section on the post—which shows a grinning Trump crudely Photoshopped onto an old photo of the band and includes former members Dave Lombardo and Jeff Hanneman, who one assumes would not be too pleased about it—roiled with negativity, as anti-Trump fans argued with their pro-Trump counterparts and sparred with a few "metal isn't about politics, maaaan!" types who were clearly new to the genre of thrash metal.
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Many in the Chipotle board room hope the new executive can recapture millennial diners with inventive menu options and digital innovation, having previously introduced mobile ordering and payment across Taco Bell's 7,000 locations in the U.S. Much of that hope may already be reflected in the stock's 80 percent rally since Niccol's appointment, Mizuho's Scott argued, with new management facing a tough research and development process and a customer base still wary after the company's "jumpy" roll-out of queso last year.
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