No badgering my friends and fam about their duo status.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We endured 15 minutes of badgering of the witness.
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"I said 'OK' so he would stop badgering me," Tweeden writes.
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The spectacle of disbelieving male senators badgering Hill galvanized the country.
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Badgering someone about her love life is not one of them.
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I don't see it as journalism, I see it as badgering.
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Therefore, simply badgering such people to "move on" won't be effective.
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I have told (members) we are not going to badgering witnesses.
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They would grill us every day; it was nonstop badgering and berating.
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Danielle said no, but after his repeated badgering, she let him in.
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Republicans embarrassed themselves by badgering Mueller with Fox News fever-swamp conspiracy theories.
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Democrats were clearly frustrated at the GOP showboating and badgering of the witness.
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"Stop badgering him" one Democrat told Jordan as he took aim at Strzok.
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We are relatively confident that all this Fed badgering will lead to nothing.
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They tried badgering him with nudges and pokes and after-the-whistle mischief.
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"They have been badgering Russia with accusations and blaming it for everything," Gorbachev said.
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You are annoyed by Jim Jordan&aposs questioning which you found to be badgering.
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As for Ms Thao, she intends to keep badgering authorities to register her group.
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", the badgering slogan of the first is countermanded by another that says: "No thanks!
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But instead of a welcome, residents gathered around, badgering them with questions and glares.
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While Kaine was badgering, programmed and unlikeable, Pence was folksy, humble, authentic and solid.
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You look desperate constantly badgering friends or broadcasting too widely asking to get together.
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Ever since The Walking Dead got its spinoff (aka prequel) series, Fear the Walking Dead, fans and reporters alike have been badgering the producers behind the two shows about the possibility of a crossover — and apparently said badgering has finally paid off.
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What's the average consumer supposed to make of all this incestuously overlapping, wallet-badgering hardware?!
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It was that badgering that drove you to run away in the summer of 1958.
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Preventing this will require close international monitoring as well as persistent badgering from the streets.
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" Justin says people try badgering him into taking photos, saying, "but I bought ur album.
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Even his children started teasing him, badgering him about what his next project would be.
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He fumed all night, badgering her all the while about what she had to do.
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Whether Mr. Trump's badgering played any role in China's support for the resolution is unclear.
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In that time, he repeatedly lied, obfuscated, and endorsed the badgering of a free press.
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In the series, the interrogation scenes are presented as a whirlpool of badgering, menace and cajoling.
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"This is not a program where you are going to be badgering someone," Ms. Paskvan said.
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For weeks Mr. Dauer had been badgering Mr. Moonves to come to his 75th birthday party.
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Still, authors will heavily encourage their readers to leave reviews, encouragement that sometimes begins to resemble badgering.
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Facebook can live with endless badgering about Russian bots or Silicon Valley's alleged suppression of conservative voices.
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He has been badgering Shashi to make this purchase so she can send pictures over the internet.
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After some badgering from Rubin to get serious about a future at Def Jam, Chuck D agreed.
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There is some truth to that, probably, but Wallace's complex went beyond his incessant badgering of referees.
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The city's rugged fans know hockey well enough to spot a powerful adversary worthy of their badgering.
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"Frankly, I was badgering Amy for most of those years to do a movie," Ms. Bishop said.
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Bush concocted a story about badgering reporters who had come to her door "yelling questions" about what Mrs.
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"I couldn't put up with all the badgering I would get if I didn't do it," he said.
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ALMA, whose inauguration was only four years ago, couldn't rush into action, despite badgering from the EHT community.
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Over the years, Sara's reaction to this badgering has shifted from disgust and outrage to exasperation and acceptance.
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First, it suggests that the reporter's question, "badgering" or otherwise, caused or "created" the environment for an altercation.
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Tom would call Dave and I constantly badgering us to move up there and finally we gave in.
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In the parking lot, as the badgering continued into a second hour, we locked ourselves in our car.
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For them, the cycle is greased with gossipy leaks, Trump being frustrated with this person or badgering another.
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He confesses to "badgering" one source into talking to him over a period of more than a year.
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Continue badgering the company, although Miss Manners wonders if some airlines have not become immune to constructive criticism.
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"He's badgering the witness," Representative Jim Sensenbrenner, Republican of Wisconsin, shot out as Mr. Berke pressed Mr. Castor.
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Mr. Epshteyn, known for his argumentative, badgering style on TV, was a spokesman for the presidential inaugural committee.
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Rubio had the best attack line of the night while badgering Trump about his plan is to replace ObamaCare.
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They also teach a tactic called "badgering" — remember, it's Wisconsin — or the art of being persistent but not maddening.
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A labour crunch may at last be working where government badgering of Japanese companies to pay workers more has failed.
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It contends he "aggressively shoved a recorder in Greg's face and began asking badgering questions" before being asked to leave.
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The badgering by the president got so bad that Mr. McGahn wrote a resignation letter and was prepared to quit.
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Tillis, meanwhile, is already badgering Cunningham over ideas mentioned on the Democratic debate stage, even from people no longer running.
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At the moment, much of a journal editor's time is spent tracking down potential peer reviewers, then badgering them to contribute.
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Then again, if you look from space even I could pass as Meghan Markle, but you don't see me badgering Harry.
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Soon afterwards, the doctor's prying wife (played by Michelle Pfeiffer) arrives and starts badgering her host about her lack of children.
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"What he has to avoid is a sense that he is name-calling, highly disrespectful, badgering, anything like that," he said.
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Perhaps that's why, after a lot of badgering from me, the American Express phone representative eventually filed my dispute after all.
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Five different senators lectured Gorsuch about having Supreme Court proceedings broadcast on live television, a rare display of bi-partisan badgering.
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The $85033 "Hillary Kitten" dog toy is a "powerful plush who can withstand lots of badgering," according to the online store.
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An ad for T-Mobile featured executives from a rival company badgering Drake, a rapper, to clutter up his lyrics with legalese.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Republican National Committee strategist Sean Spicer exploded at anchor Wolf Blitzer for badgering him on the issue.
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That meant, for instance, badgering Forbes in an effort to get the magazine to revise its estimates of his net worth upward.
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" — Kelly Dittmar, assistant professor of political science at Rutgers "Democratic voters are not going to like Julian Castro's badgering of Joe Biden.
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Within a week, he insisted on buying a second television in order to game at his leisure, and avoid badgering from me.
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They simply want to make the most of their time and energy, and a badgering sales rep presents quite the opposite experience.
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At its core it means: Stop forcing, manipulating, bullshitting, and badgering the universe to give you everything you want when you want it.
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The result of these extreme circumstances is Kathryn badgering the stylish, fur-draped influencers despite their every attempt to get rid of her.
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He has been badgering Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell all week for failing to repeal and replace Obamacare, a futile exercise in browbeating.
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During the film, home movies show Mildred not only badgering Gayle about her nose, but also telling her daughter she isn't thin enough.
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Three years of badgering seems like a very long time, but on average, women [in the UK] can wait seven to eight years.
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He's included what he says is a photo taken last month of Resnicow badgering workers -- on Justin's property -- in his PJs, no less.
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He had been badgering her to watch his favorite show, "Rick and Morty," and she wanted to tell him that she finally had.
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Journalists have been badgering Warren to get specific about how much taxes would have to go up to pay for Medicare for all.
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Both sides have become more distrustful of the other, and the environment ahead of the talks is rife with negative headlines and badgering.
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Despite the urgency you might feel, it's important to avoid pressuring or badgering family members into a certain course of action, Morganstein says.
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It involved a six-month campaign that included some light Internet stalking, badgering staff at Twitter, $250 and a visit to the patent office.
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Another was that Jacobs had asked "badgering questions," and that Jacobs (a "liberal journalist") made first contact in the incident by grabbing Gianforte's wrist.
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When asked about Trump's badgering, Fed chair Jerome Powell repeatedly pointed out that the Fed doesn't take politics into consideration when setting monetary policy.
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From the audio, Jacobs does not sound at all badgering or aggressive, nor does Gianforte seem to have asked Jacobs to lower the recorder.
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He was home, snarling, spitting, badgering, weeping, threatening her little brother, Pokey, and begging Pixie for a dollar, no, a quarter, no, a dime.
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To close out the segment, Camerota congratulated Ossoff on his recent engagement, then jokingly took credit for "badgering" him into proposing to fiancée Alisha Kramer.
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"I was badgering him to see if I could get myself an invite," said Wilkinson, who founded her recruitment startup, Techsearchers, only a year ago.
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"My message to them is simple: The FCC will stand with American consumers, not with those who are badgering them with unwanted robocalls," Pai said.
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They told us two complaints about any user — which can include anything from " dick pics to passive aggressive 'woke male feminist' badgering" — gets them automatically booted.
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Fulminating about the canonical importance of Greedo not shooting first has metastasized into badgering fledgling stars off the internet for having the temerity to be female.
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Also, Fortune reported that stockholders for Macy's, a staple of American retail since 1858, are badgering the company into making more use of its real estate.
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Trump burned his first big political supporter, Jeff Sessions, by luring him out of the Senate to become attorney general and then badgering him into retirement.
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But aides would not release names of his supporters, arguing that they wanted to keep the members free from badgering in the days before the vote.
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Three weeks had passed since talk-radio host Leeann Tweeden first accused the Minnesota Democrat of badgering her and appearing to grope her in a photo.
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With academics and politicians badgering Facebook to limit microtargeting and enable fact-checking on political ads, the company rolled out adjustments that ignored those issues altogether.
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He certainly helped his case by badgering Adam on the tribal council witness stand but he also nurtured some bonds with players who might save his hide.
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To shut down Adam's constant badgering, she does what any sane person who is equipped to have a child would do and tells him that she's pregnant.
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I stopped going out with friends because they were badgering me that I looked "sick," but I rationalized that I just wore clothes that masked my thighs.
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I have the luxury of going through so much s--- for so many years of people constantly badgering me for things that I had no control over.
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After some mild badgering, YouTube clarified that the determination of "prominence," like everything else on the platform, will be made by a combination of humans and algorithms.
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They hawk magazine subscriptions, knocking on doors and badgering drivers at a truck stop—an old-school trade, perhaps, but run by the most modern of Fagins.
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It means asking men to recognize that and do better, and it means changing the culture so that badgering and pressuring women into sex is deplored, not endorsed.
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In the 1980s, Roy Moore had a reputation for allegedly "badgering teenage girls" and "cruising for high-school dates" at an Alabama mall, according to The New Yorker.
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For all the talk that it's a progressive haven that ostracizes conservatives, we are still badgering the industry to get its shit together when it comes to diversity.
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When it comes to policing, we want to ensure that police officers are not abusing their uniform, badgering people with batons, firing weapons indiscriminately or harassing innocent civilians.
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I'd been badgering him for months over email to give me a job at Motherboard before I decided to move to New York to bug him in person.
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Relations between the president and congressional Republicans have frayed over the lawmakers' failure to deliver on key legislation and Mr. Trump's constant badgering and personal attacks against them.
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In a video recorded on Sunday in Mr. Dar's home region, young men are seen heckling and kicking security forces, and badgering them to chant a separatist slogan.
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I find out that my mom had IM'd a couple of them, but one dude in particular, basically badgering them to ask me out, take me to homecoming, etc.
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Mr Doria is badgering two developers to allow a plot they own in a rundown part of the city centre to become a park in return for land elsewhere.
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Blum's contention that Scheinblum was "going to sit here and just badger me" suggests to me that the congressman doesn't know what badgering actually entails -- since that ain't it.
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Jeb Bush, who dropped out of the race after a poor showing in the South Carolina primary, following months of Trump badgering and name-calling the former Florida governor.
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Mr. Ferlinghetti's project came as a happy surprise to his longtime literary agent, Sterling Lord, who has been badgering his client to write his autobiography for nearly two decades.
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Their continued badgering of the president and his administration on the issue of illegal immigration turns out to be vastly out-of-touch with the majority of American voters.
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Right now, the far right and far left are badgering their political parties, tugging at the anchors of our two-party system and, sadly, the heart of our country.
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In fact, it's just one of several recent examples of the Trump administration's zeal for badgering weaker countries into tossing public health concerns aside to serve powerful business interests.
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Mr. Doran, for instance, is barely recognizable when he slaps on a red pageboy to play Emilia, whose badgering of Iago for some sexual attention is a running gag.
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Beyond verbal badgering, she was physically sexually harassed once, when a male crew member who had been hired for the day slapped her behind as he was walking past.
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" Even Bethenny attempts to defend Ramona against Sonja's badgering, but the Grey Gardens Home For Wayward Socialites proprietor yells, "I want you to admit you're not happy like you say.
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But the sexual comments, incessant badgering, and sexist insults faced by women who work as therapists are such a frequent occurrence, they're simply shrugged off as part of the job.
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He may have better luck than his predecessors at badgering allies into increasing their spending simply because he has made it the essential condition of America's relationship with the alliance.
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Especially at the beginning of the evening, when his own behaviour was under discussion, he interrupted her relentlessly, also badgering the moderators, Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz, who generally performed creditably.
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Clark wrote that he had been badgering officials since December to no avail, but could stomach that kids were going to the gym to play surrounded by these images every day.
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But belittling lawmakers and badgering them to work doesn't help instill voter confidence in Republicans already facing an enthusiasm gap with Democrats fired up to go to the polls, strategists say.
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For months, President Donald Trump has been badgering his economic advisors to give him broad, unilateral authority to raise tariffs — a move that would all but break the World Trade Organization.
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The couple, whose relationship started when they were neighbors in Northern Virginia, had been together for two decades and saw no need to marry before Mr. Obama's constant badgering won out.
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Democrats must press Mr. Mueller to be clear and forthcoming, without looking as though they are badgering him, piling on or pressing him to draw conclusions not supported by the evidence.
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The governors share more than a party label: They are, to a man, proud provocateurs who have tried to enact conservative policies in blue states through badgering and political intimidation. Govs.
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"The pain, the anger, the frustration, the humiliation, the constant badgering, the constant turmoil that they caused in our lives: Now was the time to get it out," Mr. Boyce said.
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While the general consensus is that the debate was something of a draw—that Tim Kaine's badgering and Pence's lying canceled each other out—Pence has been widely praised by the right.
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Instead, after years of badgering Democrats about it, Republicans find themselves unable to even cobble together a budget, rewrite the tax code or move forward on changes to the criminal justice system.
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And in an episode that finally did get talked about, Pete did a show with a headliner (played by Dov Davidoff) who kept alive the worst traditions of misogyny and sexual badgering.
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Reflecting all that, "bihun" has given rise to a thriving matchmaking industry for singletons who may prefer to rent a partner for the holiday to deceive their relatives rather than face the badgering.
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In 1926, Porter shows, she went to the trouble of inventing an interview with herself—a scene of a journalist badgering the author as she waits for a train in Grand Central Terminal.
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But new research in the yellowing archives here makes clear how relentlessly Nazi families pursued the Bavarian officials, badgering them, often successfully, to return art they brazenly continued to view as their property.
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And has President Trump tried to obstruct the investigation since taking office through actions including firing FBI Director James Comey and badgering Attorney General Jeff Sessions over his recusal from the Russia probe?
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Thadd Ernstmeyer, 52, a plumber who voted twice for Obama and then for Trump, said people wanted the Democrats to stop badgering Trump and instead tackle issues such as medical bills and jobs.
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The big picture: The exchange also featured the parliamentary wrangling by House Judiciary Republicans that has occurred throughout Monday's hearing — with some minority members of the committee arguing that Berke was badgering Castor.
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Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wisc.) accused Democrats' counsel, Barry Berke, of "badgering" the GOP's lawyer, Stephen Castor, during questioning, prompting Nadler to counter that "sharp" questioning is far from unusual in a committee hearing.
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Here was Karadzic, the political leader of those same Serb paramilitaries who had committed genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, a decade and a half later, smug and smart, badgering the Dutchbat officer.
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" In a statement, Shane Scanlon, a spokesman for Gianforte's campaign, alleged that Jacobs crashed an interview Gianforte was giving to another reporter "and began asking badgering questions," adding that "Jacobs was asked to leave.
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I'm going to come down to Gadsden, Alabama, with a team of professional cheerleaders," " Kimmel said, then referencing reports that Moore was banned from a shopping mall in the 1980s for badgering teenage girls.
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SS: It's a real pleasure speaking to you Eric, and despite our badgering, we will definitely carry on being impatient, that's kind of our job, but-, and also your job to rebuff us as well.
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"Tonight, as Greg was giving a separate interview in a private office, The Guardian's Ben Jacobs entered the office without permission, aggressively shoved a recorder in Greg's face, and began asking badgering questions," Scanlon said.
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With his badgering approach to Mr. Pence, Mr. Kaine seemed to be channeling Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who interrupted, laughed and mocked his way through his 2012 debate with Representative Paul D. Ryan.
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He falsely accused Hillary Clinton of starting the birther myth, then further claimed he had nobly "finished" it off by badgering the White House for proof that Mr. Obama was born in Hawaii, not Africa.
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" Gianforte's campaign did not deny Jacobs' allegation but countered in its own statement that Jacobs instigated an altercation by barging into the candidate's office, shoved a recording device in his face "and began asking badgering questions.
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"Tonight, as Greg was giving a separate interview in a private office, The Guardian's Ben Jacobs entered the office without permission, aggressively shoved a recorder in Greg's face, and began asking badgering questions," the campaign said.
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He was at the tip of the Republican spear during the House's impeachment proceedings against Trump last year and made headlines for badgering witnesses with questions unrelated to the allegations at the center of the investigation.
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Any other violation of a woman's consent, like badgering her until she stops resisting, or any other use of force, like holding a woman down against her will to keep her from changing positions, doesn't count.
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Besides showing up for "Where's Rothfus?" she also hosts her own "Potluck for Perseverance" evenings, which she describes as occasions for "like-minded moderates and progressives" to meet, discuss issues and pen badgering letters to Republican lawmakers.
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In preparation for the show, she enthusiastically embarked on mastering American sign language, badgering employees at the Sackler/Freer to get her a vocabulary list with signs for jewelry terms so she could prepare for her visit.
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The two moderate GOP senators could make or break whether or not Brett Kavanaugh gets confirmed, and, despite badgering from reporters around the Capitol, they've offered few hints about where they will come down on Trump's nominee.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, whose known for badgering tech executives to be more civic-minded, said Thursday that over 300 companies have joined his latest initiative to plant one trillion trees by the end of the decade.
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"Tonight, as Greg was giving a separate interview in a private office, The Guardian's Ben Jacobs entered the office without permission, aggressively shoved a recorder in Greg's face, and began asking badgering questions," campaign spokesman Shane Scanlon said.
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When I went to go see the exhibit, I wasn't sure what to expect, or if these pieces would be displayed prominently enough for me to find without badgering some over-it security guard into pointing them out.
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It's safer-sex on-demand, and for that, students can thank Rachel Samuels, last year's executive chief of staff for the student body, who spent three of her four years in college badgering administrators to get the project done.
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While figuring out the answer to that question, consider this: to the surprise of many, richest-man-in the world Jeff Bezos walked away from a proposed Amazon headquarters in New York City in the face of progressive badgering.
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Philly Voice writer Jimmy Kempski spent more than a year badgering general manager Howie Roseman for details on the trade of an inconsequential player named Allen Barbre (he finally got them), though nobody else in the football world cared.
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Gordon Ramsay is drinking iced tea in West Hollywood and Rick Stein couldn't convince you to sign much more than an office birthday card, but Oliver is here: badgering government health officials and uploading cringey Instagram posts about it.
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By turns ridiculing Mr. Gantz and appealing to his statesmanlike instincts, questioning his mental health and badgering him to prove his patriotism, Mr. Netanyahu appeared to have co-opted Mr. Gantz into delivering him a record fourth straight term.
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He has also given into relentless badgering from progressives, endorsing the Green New Deal and bowing to liberal sexual politics with his recent announcement that he would support men who identify as women being housed with females in prison.
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Even though his company's platforms are crucial to the distribution of global right-wing thought, vast sections of the American right — from opportunistic senators to Tucker Carlson — have made a sport of badgering him for his supposed liberal bias.
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At the end of Part 1, I was badgering Tarnoff to speculate on which technologies ought to be preserved even in a Luddite world, and which ones ought to go the way of the mills the original Luddites destroyed.
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If he's any kind of feminist you'd never know it, so be glad the one where the "damsel in shining armor" fails to rescue the "white knight in distress" compensates for the "Badgering the Witness" charges and "No Hard Feelings" g'bye.
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As Neil Costigan, the boss of BehavioSec, a behavioural-biometrics firm in San Francisco, observes, the software can toil quietly in the background, continuously authenticating account-holders without badgering them for additional passwords, their mother's maiden name "and all that nonsense".
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Andy doesn't need his tutelage anymore, and Carson is badgering him every day to get a new position, and Downton is the only place where he's been able to lay down roots, so what's a formerly evil guy to do?
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As their partners in the audience rudely and noisily disrupted the proceedings, Senators exhausted themselves and the American people with their persistent haranguing of Judge Kavanaugh, hurling accusations and badgering him as if he were a defendant in a criminal trial.
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The trio, known within the VA as "the Mar-a-Lago crowd," have used their influence with Trump and within the VA for personal gain, badgering career staff, pushing certain policies and products and ignoring government rules and processes, ProPublica said.
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"As the dean of Medill, where many of these young journalists are trained, I am deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering that the students responsible for that coverage have endured for the "sin" of doing journalism," Whitaker wrote.
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But as the 1980s gave way to the 1990s, friends noticed that Mr. Crimmins's stage act was growing less funny and more harsh, full of ranting and badgering of audience members, as if wrestling with some kind of inner demon.
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They nicknamed themselves the ReSistas, and after successfully badgering Mr. Issa, a Republican, into retirement, they began volunteering for a group seeking to elect a Democrat, Mike Levin, who polls show is now leading in a once reliably Republican district.
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During its six-week run, the podcast generated increasing controversy as listeners and the media questioned whether Taberski's brand of investigative journalism consisted of anything more than badgering people and stalking a man who clearly wanted to be left alone.
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And as the impeachment battles heat up, he is likely to try to please it more, in his erratic way — perhaps by looking for a quick trade deal with China or further badgering the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates again.
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Since then, a fifth woman has said Moore assaulted her when she was 16, and more than a dozen locals told the New Yorker they'd heard over the years that Moore had been banned from his hometown shopping mall for badgering teenage girls.
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The US isn't quite there yet, but when Trump starts badgering companies to keep factories in the US — while refusing to divest from his own globe-spanning real estate business — many see a new era of US crony capitalism in the making.
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But in the eyes of Facebook leadership, it certainly can't hurt to make it easier to use Facebook for anything and everything you want to do — whether that's sending money, making video calls, or badgering a customer support rep for a refund.
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" A spokesperson from the Gianforte campaign released the following statement: "Tonight, as Greg was giving a separate interview in a private office, The Guardian's Ben Jacobs entered the office without permission, aggressively shoved a recorder in Greg's face, and began asking badgering questions.
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" And her book tour for "In Trump We Trust" hit a momentary snag when Trump told Sean Hannity that he would be open to "softening" his immigration stance, though Coulter chose to believe that, as she told me, "it was Hannity badgering him.
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So far R. has been good with B., but I haven't been able to get over the fact that he left while I was pregnant, and the fact that there's increasing tension in our household — especially his badgering about money and our lifestyle in general.
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" In a statement, Shane Scanion, a spokesperson for Gianforte's campaign said: "Tonight, as Greg was giving a separate interview in a private office, The Guardian's Ben Jacobs entered the office without permission, aggressively shoved a recorder in Greg's face, and began asking badgering questions.
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It's far better than when they stall bedtime by badgering you for that extra glass of water, one more blanket, turn on that light, now crack the door…a little more…a little less…Honestly, escaping the kid's room at bedtime is an art form.
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Mr. McConnell's move on Wednesday was intended to break the Democratic blockade over dozens of judicial and sub-cabinet nominations sent to the Senate by the Trump administration and to appease Mr. Trump, who has been badgering him to take such a step for months.
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Graham has previously called on Moore to step aside in the race, adding that "if you can't be in a mall, you shouldn't be in the Senate," a reference to reports that Moore was banned from a local mall after badgering teenage girls there.
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" "He asked Dorothy and I to come with him and there was only three other people, and we flew down on this private plane," Bon Jovi shared, explaining that the other passengers began badgering President Clinton with questions, including, "Whose job is cooler, your's or Jon's?
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But amid blowback from Mexicans on social media and elsewhere who accused him of weakness, he resumed his badgering, posting photos on social media of a Trump-brand tie made in China and a Trump-brand jacket made in Mexico — evidence, he said, of the candidate's hypocrisy.
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He responded by texting, calling and buttonholing Republicans, especially Mr. Ryan — badgering him for weeks to bring some version of the bill to the floor and demanding votes despite being short of support, with an angry insistence that tested their two-Cheeseheads-are-better-than-one friendship.
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Finally, I think lesbian sex, as it has been sold in porn, has probably contributed to the male imagination of it being OK to stop two girls in the street and say, "Whoah I'd love to watch," or badgering girls who are together in a bar for a threesome.
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For example, his masterful way of dealing with Luke P. from the start has cemented his status as a gem among the contestants, from his pointed tongue-in-cheek toast following the first group date to his unwavering allegiance to Hannah's well-being amid Luke P.'s badgering behavior.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE's (R) bid to reclaim his old seat.
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Of the 19 women responding to the survey who said they experienced an "inappropriate incident," 18 said they were on the receiving end of unwanted sexual overtures or sexual badgering, while 15 said they experienced sexual coercion or an investor attempting to engage in some kind of quid-pro-quo arrangement.
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In a lengthy statement on the Medill website, Charles Whitaker condemned the "vicious bullying and badgering" of journalists at the student-run publication The Daily, who recently issued an apology to students after facing on-campus backlash for publishing photos of protesters demonstrating against former Attorney General Jeff Sessions at Northwestern.
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They are also badgering the White House for more access, more interviews, more questions at press conferences and for the briefing room to be reconfigured so that right-leaning outlets sit closer to the front or take over the seats of outlets they view as liberal, like BuzzFeed or The Guardian.
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It's not as if she hasn't taken other housing-challenged people out for fast food, men and women both, so they can sit in a booth with some kind of dignity and use the rest room to their heart's content, without the manager badgering them every step of the way.
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Though the question of whether Quinn even survived his gassing haunted fans in the months between seasons, the premiere focuses on Carrie's overbearing attempts to care for him—from cheerily badgering him to go to physical therapy, to chasing him to a crack den, to finally letting him live in her house.
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Whitaker is at his most creepy-kindly as Louise's handler, exhorting but not badgering her to establish the aliens' intent, and Renner, likewise, sheds the tough hide of his action-movie persona for the sake of a wonkish inwardness—relieved, I suspect, to swap the arrows of Marvel for a pair of spectacles.
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Gliding effortlessly through Nauman's routines, this talented and disciplined individual, an artist in her own right, filled the silence between commands with an improvised finger-tapping performance of her own, scoffing impatiently at her tormentor's badgering posture, the posture that lies at the heart of Nauman's edginess and at the core of his reputation.
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The film holds up wonderfully, 290 years after its debut, not least because it managed to subvert some of the seamier, culture-bound aspects of The Taming of the Shrew — a story about a man badgering his high-spirited wife into submission — and turn them into something contemporary and sharp, without losing the romance.
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Of the many, many remarkable things about the Reckoning — catalyzed by the New York Times and the New Yorker's blockbuster stories on Weinstein in early October — one of the most astonishing has been the ruin that has befallen virtually every man who's weathered allegations of unwanted sexual advances, from badgering, groping, and kissing, to assault and rape.
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It has become apparent in recent months that, despite the President's badgering of his military advisers for a plan to pre-emptively knock out the Hermit Kingdom's budding nuclear arsenal, the best he can get out of them are plans to give Pyongyang a bloody nose through symbolic strikes, hoping that will scare Kim into surrendering his arsenal.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on a possible Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE campaign for the Alabama Senate and the ABC News Epstein revelations. Rep.
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"When our grandparents and parents were forced to go to residential schools and literally torn away from their families, that knowledge was lost," he said, noting that he had spent hours badgering his elderly aunts to share their old recipes and secrets, including how to make oolichan grease, or fermented smoked fish fat, which he uses to flavor soups or sauces.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE's bid to recapture his old Senate seat in Alabama has drummed up considerable interest, particularly given Trump's well-documented animus toward his own former attorney general.
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A Republican PAC is out with a new ad Thursday slamming former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE as a "traitor" as he prepares to announce that he's running for his old Alabama Senate seat.
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Sen. Doug Jones (D-Ala.) addressed a potential challenge for his Senate seat by former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE, saying the Republican would first have to get through a "really divisive" GOP primary.
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LEADING THE DAY POLITICS: Former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE is expected to announce today that he is running for his old Senate seat in Alabama, throwing a big wrench into the primary contest to take on Sen.
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Editors at the Northwestern University student paper The Daily Northwestern on Sunday issued an apology for what it called "mistakes" in its coverage of a campus event last week featuring former Trump Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE.
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This is already more words than lines of dialogue Hell or High Water devotes to this dynamic, which speaks to Birmingham's masterfully subtle physical performance here and throughout Hell or High Water, of which this is just a sampling: Taken as a whole, it's as thought-provoking a study on race and cultural relations that we've seen at the movies all year, played out not in rousing speeches or prolonged on-screen abuse, but in Alberto's achingly exhausted reactions to his own partner's "good natured" badgering.
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In videos that have proliferated across local news stations and the rap internet alike, DaBaby has beaten the literal pants off an aspiring artist who was harassing him in a Louis Vuitton store (and then made a T-shirt out of it); punched a handsy fan who reached for his chain at a show; and become a defendant in an ongoing lawsuit after members of his team attacked another aspiring rapper who had been badgering him for a photo in Boston, among other violent incidents.
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His tenure has been marked by a strong relationship with the president, in decided contrast to his predecessor, Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE, a fierce Trump ally who found himself jettisoned from the president's good graces over Sessions's recusal from the Russia probe as a result of his participation with the campaign.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE on Friday was noncommittal about endorsing his former attorney general, Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE, in his bid to retake his old Senate seat in Alabama.
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Written by then-acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine DukeElaine Costanzo DukeChad Wolf becomes acting DHS secretary Senate paves way for Trump's next DHS chief Five things to watch at Supreme Court's DACA hearings MORE, who reportedly had grave misgivings about lifting the deportation protections, the memo relied solely on arguments from then-Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE about DACA's illegality.
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However, the president condemned former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyThere are poor ideas, bad ones and Facebook's Libra Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report Broadcast, cable news networks to preempt regular programming for Trump impeachment coverage MORE and former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsSanford: 'It carries real weight' to speak against Trump 'while in office' Medill dean 'deeply troubled by the vicious bullying and badgering' of student journalists Trump has considered firing official who reported whistleblower complaint to Congress: report MORE before he removed them for disloyalty.
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