You're in a bossy mood this evening; fortunately, bossy looks great on you, Aries!
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" Her last single, 2008's dance jam "Bossy," acknowledges she's "just a little bossy.
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But also, astrology is less grounded than other core features of people's psyches: Leos don't always act like traditional Leos, whereas people who describe themselves as "bossy" are likely to be bossy.
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None of my nudging or bossy kissing did any good.
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Stella didn't get her bossy style from working with Mimi.
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Don't be afraid to be bossy about what you need.
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He's a bossy cat who's a bit overweight these days.
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You know how to be bossy, bitchy, and mean, Aries.
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And he spoke with a voicethat was sharpish and bossy.
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I'm a bossy boots me, but he loves me really.
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Just try not to be too bossy at this time.
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Men are bosses, women are bossy (and another "B" word).
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We expect them to be helpful and men to be bossy.
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We take on the culture that tells little girls they're bossy.
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"I think she really likes being bossy," the proud mom joked.
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That said, don't take this is an excuse to be bossy.
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Look inside yourself for the reasons why you're being so bossy!
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Let yourself be a little bossy—the Moon has your back.
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I became infamous for being a bit of a bossy bitch.
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She was always the bossy sister, but in a fun way.
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Also, prepare yourself to maybe have one very bossy eldest child.
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Gary: Larry is the more bossy twin, the more organized twin.
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Stassi is the bossy and emotionally unstable leader of the pack.
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"Xanax" marks Lohan's first song since she released "Bossy" in 2008.
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It was — We had this catchy title, "Ban bossy," but you're right.
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Seeking smart and sexy femme with a bossy yet loving attitude...P.
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Hailey hilariously adds: "It's been awesome, but Hannah is a bit bossy!"
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At work, we worry about being seen as too bossy or overbearing.
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By the time I was four, I was labeled the bossy one.
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It's not that she is bossy; it's that her enthusiasm is irresistible.
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But she thinks that confident and assertive women are still labeled bossy.
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" The one who spoke in a voice that was "sharpish and bossy?
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The forthcoming track is her first since she released "Bossy" in 2008.
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Deer are welcome in the garden, along with the bossy wild turkeys.
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She is a no-nonsense figure in apron and bandanna, comfortingly bossy.
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I thank you for understanding my overbearing, protective and sometimes bossy nature.
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You got a lot of slap-back for the "bossy" thing, I remember.
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The result will look similar to Hillary Clinton's recent "bossy" tweet, pictured above.
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Their answers remain the same: They all pretty much pick the "bossy" woman.
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" When Elle sticks up for herself, Noah ever so charmingly calls her "bossy.
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You also have to be just the right amount of bossy with them.
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The city-state's bossy government presented it as an anti-"fake news" bill.
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Mike Bossy and Wayne Gretzky, at nine times each, hold the N.H.L. record.
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He's back, sort of — as a (bossy, as the title suggests) cartoon infant.
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His bossy and sometimes bellicose persona could become a factor in the trial.
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But are we ready for a bossy, ego-driven, often clueless female lead?
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Also, don't be afraid to be bossy; it is your birthday after all.
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One memorable market I visited was run by deft, take-charge, bossy lady butchers.
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" She continued: "Instead of calling her 'fancy pants' they should call her 'bossy pants.
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I suggested you tap into the bossy side of yourself during the full moon.
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I'm the Monica who is honest, straightforward, owns the apartment, is a little bossy.
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He now sees China as a welcome alternative to a bossy and judgmental West.
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Only Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Mike Bossy and Brett Hull made it there faster.
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And you just, like, came in and took over, and you were so bossy.
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"Bossy" is used to describe women who assert themselves, particularly in work or school.
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" Levine however, laughed at the idea, before adding that Dusty is already "very bossy.
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Bosses are bossy, coworkers are nosy, and technology only cooperates when it wants to.
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It's a small percentage of the population who enjoys bossy followers on the internet.
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It can do a lightweight dance while feeling as bossy as the POTUS' Beast.
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Other court-watchers have accused Gorsuch of using a bossy tone on the bench.
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The left-wing media gleefully skewered the incident as gapjil (bossy bullying) gone amok.
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"When I played her, I could relate to her more if she wasn't bossy."
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"She was kind of a bossy little bully sort of girl," Schulman tells NPR.
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" (2016) Boys are called "leaders," while girls are thought of as "bossy" or "aggressive.
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Sagittarius is known for being flexible; Capricorn is known for being bitchy and bossy.
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" It's in decisive men being called "the boss" and superior women being called "bossy.
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Social media campaigns like Ban Bossy have checked our language around girls and women.
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While planning their day, Mr. Brent, now 32, accused Mr. Berkus of being bossy.
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The quirky, bossy character has taught us so much about ourselves, our work, and womanhood.
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Today is the first glorious day of liberation from the terrible tyranny of bossy Brussels.
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The scripts are bossy: teachers must "write today's date" and "erase the board", for example.
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Aries can be rude and bossy, but they don't actually take pleasure in breaking hearts.
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He does seem a little bossy, though, so I docked some points for that. 23.
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You can be submissive and still be bossy: sentences beginning "make me…" are still instructions.
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Think you're bossy and hungry (in more ways than one) enough to make an appearance?
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She was bossy, brash and funny, and best of all, she did things her way.
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Don't Miss: Michelle Obama: 'It's okay to be bossy' This article originally appeared on Medium.
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But if you're still scared to be, well, "bossy" to your manager, we also understand.
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I came out more the bossy one, and she came out more the free spirit.
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There is no such thing as someone who&aposs bossy, there&aposs just a boss.
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It's easy to caricature her as the classic bossy archetype, but she was so much more.
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"In elementary school you were so bossy," Kardashian West says of Statter in the new video.
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"I'm not bossy or bitchy, more like reality," Captain Sandy tells PEOPLE of her leadership style.
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With her natural hair and bossy attitude, her fictionalized character seemed to run the Hogwarts scene.
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Mike Bossy and Wayne Gretzky are the only other players to record seven 50-goal seasons.
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Mothers of one child, fashion designers, bossy as hell, and they are both strong little women.
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Atheists can be equally bossy by demanding that I immediately give up any search for meaning.
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Some social algorithms are like bossy waiters: they solicit your preferences and then recommend a menu.
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The father begins to perceive the mother as bossy, just another authority figure to be skirted.
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"I am sometimes bossy," she wrote, philosophically, in a school paper, when she was around nine.
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Still, I reflexively think of BOSSY as a dig at someone, and usually a female someone.
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Is it because you only like it when women are helpful, or because he sounds too bossy?
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They often have bossy views about what kind of contraception company health plans should offer their employees.
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In comparison, a white, straight man is almost never called bossy, sassy, or uppity for asserting himself.
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Determined and strong and bossy and all those words that you tell little girls they shouldn't be.
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She is a fierce and bossy lover of animals, her sister, her cousin and her little brother.
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Let yourself be a little bit bossy— your feelings are important, and you deserve to be heard!
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Sounds like it's hard out in the dating sphere for the exceptionally bossy vegetarians of the world.
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You're never going to apologize for being a bossy, badass babe, elevating the condition of the masses.
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She's kind of bossy, has a bit of a mean streak, and comes off as self-centered.
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Being autonomous, busy, and delegating responsibilities to people (this makes you bossy or cold!) AND YET 2.
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Aries people are famous for being bossy and impatient, but today you're just smart and cool, Aries!
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The son of an accountant, he learned to be bossy early as the eldest of three brothers.
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Most of us probably do not realize how busy and physiologically bossy our body fat can be.
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He can be warm, hospitable and funny, but also hotheaded and bossy — a cyclone of a person.
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Despots with a bossy, scoutmasterly streak, the Nationalists issued dozens of orders to stamp out bad teahouse habits.
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If you have a favorite bossy Aries in your life, hit them up for tips on being confident.
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"Like her cartoon namesake, Saga is kind, curious, quick-thinking, creative and a little bossy," the foundation says.
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I try not to be too "bossy nurse" when the phlebotomist seems to be struggling with my veins.
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He has an attitude and he's funny and his personality is just goofy and bossy all at once.
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That night, Butch's bossy and upbeat selections acknowledged the Mayan Riviera with just a touch of the tropics.
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Katie Holmes was just the right amount of "bossy" while making her directorial debut in All We Had.
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When we hear that she's bossy, we know what that really means — and what it means for us.
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My kids get endless joy from the fact that my name is middle-aged bossy white lady joke.
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It could be about how bossy your server is, and that's why the answer is "Eat!" or MANGIA.
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That said, it's possible the jokes about his bossy Maori girlfriend (Ana Scotney) play well in New Zealand.
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As an Asian woman, being quite bossy and demanding can be seen as negative in a social context.
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He's very overweight, I really do try to keep it down but he is just so lazy and bossy.
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She will happily oblige as it isn't often mothers of Aries get to hold their headstrong, bossy children close.
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But those moments of solitude are quickly outweighed by her more unexpected characteristics; she's sharp-tongued, witty, and bossy.
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"I have a tendency to be a little bit bossy just because I'm juggling so many things," she said.
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Nouns were often agreeable people, but Verbs were so damned bossy, no matter how common or dull they were.
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The message is you can be smart, passionate, busy, bossy, sophisticated, stylish, and also enjoy beautifully crafted rosé wine.
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That, added to Monet's daunting abilities and his bossy personality, plainly stung Bazille, who could retaliate only passive-aggressively.
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The Moon shifts into Fire sign Aries this afternoon, a sign that has a strong "me-first," bossy energy.
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The American market has been inundated with bossy little books in which other countries tell us how to behave.
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Ben (Ben McKenzie) is the stereotypical firstborn, overburdened and bossy; Brian (Michael Urie) the stereotypical baby, overindulged and whiny.
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I looked under the railroad ties at the bossy Nenana River, its glacial gray waters writhing, hypnotic and terrifying.
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Anxious Kate is now a bossy gastroenterologist; Addie has made a career of fantasy play as a television actress.
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Anxious Kate is now a bossy gastroenterologist; Addie has made a career of fantasy play as a television actress.
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If I came across as bossy, that was because I was filling a role I thought needed to be filled.
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She had to play down her moviestar looks while coming off as assertive but not bossy, whipsmart but not arrogant.
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He was very accepting of me bossing him around every day — I can be bossy, some of you know that.
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"So I always got the sense that me being tough and bossy was a turn-on for him," she shared.
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Don't make extravagant demands of your lover or get bossy at a restaurant—you'll come off as a spoiled brat.
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Sandberg has campaigned against using the word "bossy," arguing that it damages women's confidence and desire to pursue leadership roles.
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Clinton as bossy toward staff members — an accusation the loyal aides who work for her have been particularly defensive about.
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I've been doing a lot of introspective work as of late, and it would be fun to be more bossy.
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It's hard to be a positive and confident woman when people are saying you're loud or bossy or too opinionated.
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The Bossy collective launched a £3 million (~$4.2 million) crowd-funding campaign to purchase the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London.
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As a Virgo, I was worried people would use my astrological sign — which has a reputation for being bossy — against me.
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The museum hails Nixon for rallying a "silent majority" of Americans who felt ignored and disdained by bossy, self-dealing elites.
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We come off a little bossy... because we have to be good patient advocates... to be the person our patient needs.
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Usually, these guidelines are set up so women (typically, straight women) don't seem too clingy or too bossy to their dates.
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You don't use your voice enough because you're told you're mouthy or you're bossy or be quiet or that's not cute.
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And, unlike China, it is a lively democracy where problems cannot easily be swept out of sight by a bossy regime.
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Her guilelessly antagonistic style ran the somewhat narrow spectrum from what Moore nicely characterizes as "bossy headmistress" to the icily forensic.
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She described the double-standard of worrying about being seen as "bossy," yet also getting criticized for not being assertive enough.
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Then you're being too bossy, and suddenly the very qualities you thought were necessary for success end up holding you back.
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These days, instead of telling her daughter "Don't be bossy," Adams asks her little girl who she is the boss of.
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When women ask for promotions or raises, they're more likely to be called bossy or aggressive, found Lean In and McKinsey.
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For others, so frequently revived they can seem like obligatory visits from bossy relatives, casting and direction are even more crucial.
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He tells me all the time that I sound bossy and he tried to tell me to address people differently out here.
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That's why, we're taking this moment to make it official: Wearing a hoodie is just as bossy as wearing leggings as pants.
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While his career was shortened by injuries, Mike Bossy was the most dominant goal scorer of his era not named Wayne Gretzky.
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They are all structured around issues faced by women, with past episodes covering topics from anger to independence, crying and "being bossy".
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She skewers the fads that promise eternal youthfulness, such as celebrity-endorsed "radio-frequency skin-tightening", and bossy books on "successful ageing".
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Mothers often advise their daughters that if they are too bossy, self-assured, and opinionated, it'll be hard to find a husband.
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The ice skate was a personal gift from a hockey great and fellow Canadian, Mike Bossy of the New York Islanders. 4.
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"I wanted to make a bossy song that girls could mosh and rage to," UNIIQUE wrote on Facebook upon sharing the single.
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Also bossy, in that, if you wanted to hang out with him, you had to do things and see things his way.
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Be bossy about where to party with your friends tonight; you clearly know where the cool parties are better than they do.
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For Estelle Bossy, the bar director at La Sirena, putting a spin on the classic spritz was a bit of a mission.
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It looks like KIBITZ might originally be from a German name for a shorebird with a reputation for being bossy and precocious.
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"From birth, we are told not to be rude, or bossy, or difficult and above all, not to be a bitch," she wrote.
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From "bossy" to "bitch," many of these terms have been slung at women who dare to possess any amount of authority or intelligence.
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That a bossy shrew is conspiring to single-handedly bring down the Spaniard's Bay fire department and its beloved chief out of spite?
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Bossy toward the children but deferential toward white adults in Lee's account, she serves in the play as Atticus's foil and needling conscience.
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When the team's new, young coach, Colette (Willa Fitzgerald), settles into the school and clicks with Addy, Beth (the bossy one) feels threatened.
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With her gentle temperament and Southern manners, Ms. Swope managed to get cranky, tired actors to do what she wanted without seeming bossy.
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An impatient, bossy one ("Hurry up hurry up hurry up") demands extra honey mustard from her, which technically she's not supposed to give.
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The four players ahead of Ovechkin, in order, include Mike Bossy, Cy Denneny, Mario Lemieux, and Babe Dye; Denneny and Dye don't count because they played in the 20103s when goalies wore fucking ties, and Bossy and Lemieux have an advantage because each played the bulk of their careers in an era when goalies didn't save a lot of pucks.
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" Sayings such as "I'm bossy but a little bit polite" or "I triple madly love you" or her parents' favorite, "Love is a superpower.
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You might find that people who have no business being bossy with you are exerting their opinion—it's time to set some clear boundaries.
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These are the sort of superfluous, bossy government ventures that we can live without, despite the cries of infamy that will accompany the cut.
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First, we realize "the Hunts" aren't only having dinner with "bossy"-but-forgiving Nancy —she also invited third Shepherd sister Kathleen (Angel's Amy Acker).
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We weren't trying to write a city ordinance, we were trying to explain to people that "bossy" is a word we use for girls.
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Mister G (Sunday) One of this musician's albums is "The Bossy E." If you see a theme here, it's no accident: Mister G, a.k.a.
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Visiting her two-gallery exhibition is like attending a New Age summer camp program run by a bossy teacher who treats everyone like children.
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And while her personality is often distilled into "bossy" — a word that followed me throughout my childhood — there's a reason she's always the leader.
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The five-minute ode to all things Black, Southern, and bossy is compelling in so many ways, but Bey's amazing tresses truly stand out.
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There would never be any negative connotation for a man being a boss, so to add a negative connotation on a woman being bossy?
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AA: I think that's super interesting because when you think about women in leadership, they can be seen as bossy when they are assertive.
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But when you're a woman and you succeed, people either question your authorship immediately, or you get accused of being bossy, bitchy or capricious.
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The others — Denis Potvin, Bob Nystrom, Billy Smith, Clark Gillies, Mike Bossy and Bryan Trottier — all saw their numbers raised between 227 and 2001.
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"JT was the worker bee, always fishing pucks out of the corners," said Bossy, who had nine straight 50-goal seasons for the Islanders.
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The kitchen became my domain (yes, I'm bossy in the kitchen), and we sat at the table to eat — a new idea for Bruce.
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To the tabloids and the sort of Neanderthal MP who sees her as a menace she is "Harriet Harperson", "Harridan Harman", "bossy", "icy" and "shrill".
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It sweeps me right back to my childhood—because that's exactly the bossy way the Italian country women behaved, including my own beloved maternal grandmother.
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The legendary fry cook once tortured our beloved SpongeBob with his infamous burger order: the Double Triple Bossy Deluxe — and you can't forget the pickles.
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The bossy older sister of two brothers, Streep was born in affluent Summit, N.J. Her father was a pharmaceutical executive, her mother a commercial artist.
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It can be hard for Caps to slow down for a day at the beach, and they get way too bossy with their significant others.
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We all have to find the people who can give us the space to occasionally be weird, quirky, needy, whiny, melancholy, bossy, clingy, and insecure.
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Join us instead for a no-recipe recipe for a tomato salad that we hacked out of Gabrielle Hamilton's exquisite and bossy "Prune" this weekend.
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It wasn't to happen" - Caroline Wozniacki after her loss to unseeded Zhang Shuai on Court Two which is nicknamed the 'Graveyard of Champions'. "Wow. Bossy?
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As she commands the store's wary, dismissive employees to do her bidding, she makes it clear to Al that she's not bossy, she's a boss.
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And Markovic had the misfortune to be standing between Trump and the front of the pack, a lesser beauty in the bossy prom queen's path.
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Her grandfather yells too much and is bossy, but is right to be worried about what's going on in the house where his grandchildren live.
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An ambitious fellow student, Alana, played with the bossy eagerness of a classic overachiever by Kristolyn Lloyd, decides to start a fund in Connor's name.
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PRETTY BITCHES: On Being Called Crazy, Angry, Bossy, Frumpy, Feisty, and All the Other Words That Are Used to Undermine Women, edited by Lizzie Skurnick.
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I tied it over my very pregnant belly and now my son reminds me (bossy!) to take it off before I sit down to eat.
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She could be bossy, but she was letting go now, life draining from her body, the process seeming utterly natural, her organs gradually shutting down.
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Ugly, bossy, bitchy, slut—these would not be refreshing "emperor has no clothes" insults, but more of the same sexist garbage women hear all the time.
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She then supported the Boxer rebellion, an anti-foreign, anti-Christian uprising that cost China dearly, a move she later blamed on her bossy male advisers.
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In an essay published Monday in Nature Ecology & Evolution, the authors argue that the Lorax may not have been as bossy and ineffectual as he seems.
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Aries is bossy and confident, and the sun's time in this fire sign will embolden you to stick up for your worth and build your wealth.
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As Simone sings, a bossy horn instrument flirts with her, teasing out all the ways that she is marking the territory of claiming her true love.
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The queen bee amongst the common SURvers, Schroeder was bossy, judgmental, and self-absorbed on more than one occasion, and naturally evolved into the show's villain.
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"Mila is a little bit more shy, surprisingly, and sensitive, where Emma takes charge and is kind of bossy, but in a good way," Stauffer says.
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An ambitious, aggressive, detail-oriented man can be a strong and effective leader, while a woman with the same traits is branded bossy, bitchy or worse.
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Other countries are trying this, too, but China is one of the few developing nations with a bureaucracy big enough and bossy enough to do it well.
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Quietly and sympathetically, without bossy sloganeering, they let visitors explore and share memories of the recent past, as jogged by a unique collection of some 8m artefacts.
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Bossy, domineering, and extremely resentful of the Powerpuff Girls' special powers, goodness, and overall likability, Princess Morbucks often tries to use her wealth to get her way.
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When their performance is reviewed, Ms Criado Perez argues that women are criticised for being bossy, abrasive or strident, whereas men are encouraged to be more aggressive.
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For an impressionistic survey, type "gossip" into Google, click on "images" and see who appears to be doing it; then try the same with "nagging" and "bossy".
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The only two players with more seasons with 50 or more goals in NHL history are Mike Bossy and Wayne Gretzky, who each did it nine times.
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This goddess, this literal god that is a woman—is a mother, is beautiful, and she's not a bossy, mean bitch—she's a loving, beautiful, sweet energy.
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The last New York player to average an assist a game was Hall of Fame Mike Bossy, who racked up 223 assists during the 212-24 season.
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"Bradford Dillman emerges as an actor of imposing stature as the bossy, over-ebullient and immature mama's boy, Artie," A. H. Weiler wrote in a Times review.
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The Vixen was ordered to split the troops into assignments — silly segments for the talk show, to be hosted by the delightfully off-brand "Bossy Rossy" Mathews.
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Obama dismissed the bossy stereotype again last year while discussing the obstacles she faced as a young girl, at a speech in Argentina for the same initiative.
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His older sister, Lisi (Erin Kommor), is bossy but supportive, while his Uncle Lester, a would-be Broadway musical writer, is most in tune with Jimmy's concerns.
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I'm brusque and bossy, and from what I gather, finding a friend requires at least an introductory period of being nice, which I am completely uninterested in faking.
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Chinese pundits have debated whether the show is a feminist tale about strong women, or a retrograde saga about women who survive by obeying and pleasing bossy men.
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Her last musical release came in the form of a one-off single over a decade ago: "Bossy," which was released in 2008 and written by NE-YO.
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Lohan's last musical release came in the form of a one-off single over a decade ago: "Bossy," which was released in 2008 and written by NE-YO.
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It's not bitchy, it's bossy and it's my body and I get to be that way and there's nothing bitchy about standing up for yourself and being real.
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Ron still provides comic relief, Hermione remains cerebral and slightly bossy and Harry tries as hard as he can but doesn't quite live up to his own expectations.
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If women adopt the norms of a leader — commanding, decisive and assertive — we may be punished for being too bossy, too pushy, too strident, too ambitious, too scary.
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Ms. Stark and many of her co-sponsors were retired teachers, bossy and doting, and they had become hellbent on bringing this new child into the world safely.
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A bossy boots with a blond puffball of hair, she is a tedious variation on Tracy Flick (of "Election") and Mr. Anderson's own young strivers ("Rushmore" and elsewhere).
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I am beginning to feel that I can no longer celebrate the freedom of the Israelites at a home where I am imprisoned by my sister's bossy hostessing.
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Crosby leads the league in points per game, and he is fifth on the career list in that category behind Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Bobby Orr and Mike Bossy.
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As the bossy Reynolds hands over control to Alma—as he sweats and hallucinates while feverish in bed—his subservience is a kind of gift he's giving her.
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"Bentley sang her bawdy, bossy songs in a thunderous voice, dipping down into a froglike growl or curling upward into a wail," according to her belated Times obit.
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Known for her bossy and brash teaching style, Miller was the star of "Dance Moms," a reality TV show about the competitive world of dancing that premiered in 2011.
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With her assured-but-approachable tone, she sidesteps the common pitfalls for ambitious women — who are too often deemed inept, bossy, or bitchy for behavior otherwise accepted in men.
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But Molly is never really asked to reconsider her aloof, judgmental behavior—she only reneges on her bossy ways because she runs the risk of losing Amy for good.
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They make a ton of money, a new one is always popping up, and they're ruled by a bossy overlord who sleeps in a mask and loves black men.
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To read her was to discover a scathingly witty and bossy best friend, one whose willingness to air her failings and insecurities encouraged us to laugh at our own.
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Then, I like to say I'm not bossy, but I'm really adamant about what I know and trying to make sure that everybody is aligned and is functioning properly.
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" Trump also said in the interview that he "never said anything bad about" May, after The Washington Post reported that Trump thinks of the leader as a "bossy schoolteacher.
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"It means telling your sons that it's okay to cry, and your daughters that it's okay to be bossy," Obama said in the speech, as reported by Harper's Bazaar.
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Or here's Auston Matthews, whose chain links to Maple Leaf legends Terry Sawchuk and Syl Apps, by way of Hall-of-Fame forwards Paul Kariya, Mike Bossy and Marcel Dionne.
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Relative to his peers at this point in his career, he's been better than immortals like Mike Bossy and Rocket Richard, and right up there with Brett Hull and Lemieux.
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A Roller Coaster Ride of Victories and Blunders Adam had some fantastic plays throughout the season — including finding two idols, claiming the reward steal and flipping on the bossy Millennials.
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The app was easy to use, if a touch bossy about where to hold my phone, but I understand and respect the necessity for precision in this extremely delicate situation.
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Pretty much every woman in tech has heard at least one piece of well-meaning but misguided advice: Don't dress too cute, don't be bossy, be nice, know your place.
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The viewers are asked to identify who they believe is on their period, and all of them point out this one performer, calling her bossy and bitchy, among other things.
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" Samarin could be bossy at times, Vasquez said, but he held the rank of lieutenant in his military training and "his job was to make sure we follow the rules.
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A common trend I've noticed on TV shows is that female leaders are often depicted as bossy and rude, and the main characters gripe about her and make derogatory remarks.
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His longtime bassist, Bob Arkin, said in an interview with The Times in 2014 that he recited a Buddhist chant between sets to prepare himself for Mr. Yaged's bossy ways.
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The facial lesson — definitely my jam — involved a very bossy, very sarcastic British facialist named Anastasia Achilleos demonstrating a vigorous massage technique to decrease puffiness and increase glowiness — which it did.
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Do check your insurance mail, and don't be afraid to pick up the phone (or have a bossy friend help you with the call) if you get into a billing headache.
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That stress is also evident in Jonny's clear discomfort with his bossy girlfriend's entrepreneurial plans, and a better movie might have used Edie's bitterness to warn him of resentments to come.
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Like Val, I was an oldest child, performative and bossy, certain I could control the world by thinking about it enough and following an obscure set of rules that changed constantly.
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In them, Rosie is a bossy, yarn-spinning girl bored silly on summer vacation on her stoop on Avenue P in Brooklyn, not far from where Sendak grew up in Gravesend.
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I'm super-bossy in the recipe, but, if you want to cut corners, just mix the ground meat with some Ro-Tel tomatoes and chilies and you can call it good.
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"At Company X we had a joke that there were only two reviews for women — you are either too reticent or you are too bossy — no middle ground," said one respondent.
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Set to the tune of Lohan's 2008 song "Bossy," the clip gives fans a sneak peek at the beach, the (very attractive) staff, and of course, the star of the show herself.
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The conflicting messages of millennial womanhood: to be ambitious but never bossy, strong but skinny, honest but polite, supportive of my fellow sisters' success while the culture gets off on girl fights.
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They make a ton of money, a new one is always popping up and they're ruled by a bossy overlord who sleeps in a mask and she love black men, so yes!
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Men who put themselves forward at work are "assertive", women who do the same are more often "pushy" or "bossy"; men are "persistent" whereas women are "nagging"; men are "frustrated", women "upset".
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But that's because Ms. Pomeroy, in collaboration with the writer Jamie Feldmar, sheepdogs the reader through the reasons behind every step in the bossy but warm tone of a hipster den mother.
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Music, in defiance of the polish of the eighties, met the airwaves with garage-band roughness: hard, bossy, confident, and yet— 'Cause I want to be someone who believes —unweary and upbeat.
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" The president in the interview denied that he ever "said anything bad about" May in the interview after The Washington Post reported that he thinks the British leader is a "bossy schoolteacher.
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It's the reason I spent my early dating life taking the backseat, letting men drive me on a nonstop ride to Chilltopia, where the girls are never clingy, emotional, jealous, or bossy.
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He is a funny, bossy, volcano-loving boy who trailed after Murphy and me during a tour of their Los Angeles house, eager to show me a view of his favorite tree.
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The brewer agreed to change the names of two of its beers, Boss Black and Boss Boss, to Boss Brewing Black and Boss Bossy respectively, according to a report on website WalesOnline.
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Recordings of us from those days reveal a bossy-but-not-rhythmless child drummer and an unbelievably patient saxophonist who considered our sessions part of his several-hours-per-day practice regimen.
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" Or Ava is at a computer at the kitchen table, where Bossy Boss Lady, based on someone Ava noticed at her great-aunt's office, says: "Look at this great view I have.
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An assertive, successful woman being seen as "bossy" and less likable than a man with a similar demeanor is just one of many subtle ways women are treated differently in the workplace.
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The closing chapter offered a bonus: an appearance by Maura Tierney as Helen, who rushed to Noah's side in the hospital and was, in his telling, at her bossy, demanding worst/best.
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If so, somebody will have scored the Stanley Cup-winning goal, joining a list of players that includes Gordie Howe, Rocket Richard, Bobby Orr and Mike Bossy (twice each), and Wayne Gretzky.
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These, along with Wilson's bad choice to steal a surgery, are all given the "you're not bossy, you're a boss" treatment by Baily, who is apparently making decisions based on hating her shoes?
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Whether it was being called nasty by an ex-boyfriend or bossy at work, women immediately picked up on the insult, and knew exactly what it was like to be in Clinton's shoes.
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Check out Tina Fey's 'Bossy Pants' See Details Cratejoy is the gift that keeps on giving — and their Women's History Month lineup is seriously badass, with inspiring items made by women, for women.
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It's 18 months before the release and the creators have hit an impasse: Anna is a bossy brat, Elsa is a jealous prat and Olaf the cynical snowman conspires in a coup d'état.
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A few late worshipers trickled in and joined the circle, hastily removing their shoes and respectfully bowing in the direction of Sheikha Fariha, who had the bearing of a slightly bossy school principal.
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My skin tone was evened out, dark eye circles diminished, my blemishes vanished and my brows, well, bossy AF. I liked the look and was excited to head out with friends for dinner.
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The swift collapse of Hart's candidacy (not including his short-lived, inconsequential attempt to revive it a few months later) is the subject of "The Front Runner," Jason Reitman's busy, bossy new film.
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Kostova is a clearheaded, elegant writer with a sneaky gift for incorporating the history and culture of a place into the nooks and crannies of a book that never feels bossy or expository.
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The populists deride the leaders of the past as obsessed with bossy political correctness and out of touch with what matters to ordinary people; they promise their voters the chance to "take back control".
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Another comeback, another concussion, and suddenly NHL fans were left wondering if we were going to see another Mike Bossy or Eric Lindros scenario, in which a brilliant career was cut short by injury.
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Besides being a generational goal scorer, Bossy was also seen as a remarkably clean player, with three Lady Byng Trophies in his career, an award he never finished lower than seventh in voting for.
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Like with the wage gap, it can bring to mind office culture where women are undermined or ignored, and seen as pushy or bossy when they simply step up and do their job well.
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There is an answer: Just nudge "Nudging," or leading consumers to make the best choice on their own without seeming bossy about it, is a tactic used everywhere from health care to traffic enforcement.
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For now, you might not be able to blame your chronic lateness on when you were born, but the good news is that you don't have to accept that "bossy" or "bratty" label, either.
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Christopher Good's "Crude Oil" is the most ambitious narrative film in the group, trying to capture a years-spanning friendship — between bossy Lynn (Tipper Newton) and mousy Jenny (Andreina Byrne) — in just 15 minutes.
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The mildly food-shaming plot involves a music box baked into a cake; a fat, fainting queen; and a bossy, dismissive king; but Graham's drawings of a court filled with cake sweeten the stereotypes.
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Anthony Cheung's "Assumed Roles," with the excellent violist Maiya Papach as soloist, burst with character, as the erotically aloof viola part contended with bossy interventions from an oddball ensemble including saxophone and electric guitar.
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Ovechkin netted his 3rd career goal to move into a tie with Hall of Famer Mike Bossy for 173st place all-time, and that deadlock may not last long if history is an indication.
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Being an un-bossy boss, she gives due credit for Milk Bar's Kimchi Quesadillas to a Milk Maid named Helen Jo, who ingeniously married the funk of stinky blue cheese to equally pungent kimchi.
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It's the crux of Flannery O' Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard To find," a ghoulish morsel of a story about a bossy grandmother's aversion to the Sunshine State and the murderer it harbors.
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"I was thinking about that phrase, 'I am that girl,' and how, when I was growing up there was a negative connotation for me to being bossy or taking control of a situation," Indell said.
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Boosters see a chance to wave their party's free-trade battleflag, a little tattered just now, and to reward the land of Churchill and Thatcher for shedding the shackles of a bossy and socialist Europe.
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A Lean In/McKinsey & Company survey in 2100 of 2500 companies and 22025,213 employees found that women who negotiated for promotions were 221 percent more likely than men to be labeled intimidating, bossy or aggressive.
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In an older China, a bossy place which issues old men and women with red armbands and tasks them to sit outside apartment blocks, snooping on all who pass, he is an object of suspicion.
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You may know me as someone who loves to call middle-aged white men "bossy," but in my spare time I talk tech, and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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The queens had to pair off and improv with each other on the set of Bossy Rossy, a trashy daytime talk show hosted by Ross Matthews that I would DVR every day if it actually existed.
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As Business Insider previously reported, you can deal with a bossy coworker by telling the person that you're busy working on something the boss assigned you and then ignoring the person if they pop up again.
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"Somehow she always managed to come out of things O.K." The rap on Mary Boone was that she was ambitious, bossy and married to a man who was married to someone else when they got involved.
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The Awami League, which came in on a landslide in 2008 but has grown fat and bossy after so long in power, seemed determined to secure a third consecutive five-year term by hook or by crook.
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Ovechkin, who has 103 goals for the season, also moved into 21st place on the NHL all-time scoring list with his first goal of the game, No. 574 in his career, moving him past Mike Bossy.
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It reminded me of a story I didn't get a chance to share with them: The last time someone called me bossy, a term reserved for women alone, I simply replied, "At Smith, we call it leadership."
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If the people you've been partnering with have been flip-flopping, unsure of what to do or how they feel, Mars in Aries will find them in a decisive, action-oriented mood—maybe even a little bossy!
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J. R. Call me bossy boots, but I have been known to cajole and whine in department stores until my companions try on the garments that I know are perfect for them — even if they loathe them.
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Then there is Laurine, a naïve and beautiful waitress who has captured the heart of Jean-Rémy, the restaurant's chef; Paul and Simon, two wise if washed-up old friends; and Madame Ecollier, the establishment's bossy proprietor.
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Pros: Lots of teamwork, strategy, and just plain fun Cons: If one player is very competitive or bossy, they might intimidate less-outgoing players Buy Codenames on Amazon for $12.79 Buy The Resistance: Avalon on Amazon for $17.01
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When the story starts, the five Crain siblings—know-it-all Steven, bossy Shirley, prickly Theodora, and the sweet twins, Luke and Nell—are hot, brooding basket cases, survivors of a summer that nobody wants to talk about.
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The drug has faced such an increase in demand that pharmacies in Mexico have reported Americans coming across the border for boxes of it, with some who "arrive with a slightly bossy attitude," the Dallas Morning News reported.
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It will still disgust many Hong Kongers, for the city's political culture—as millions of marchers have made clear—includes a respect for individual rights and accountable government wholly alien to the bossy, collectivist, croneyish autocrats in Beijing.
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Dan Burton, as the womanizing tenor, Billy Lawlor, gives an urbane rendition; and Jennie Dale as the kindhearted, bossy writer Maggie Jones felt like the only performer on a recent evening who was fully convinced by her lines.
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The title can also be taken as a reference to Heaton, who comes to the show after a very successful nine-year run on "The Middle," where she played basically the same garrulous, bossy, oversharing, amiably narcissistic character.
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The title can also be taken as a reference to Heaton, who comes to the show after a very successful nine-year run on "The Middle," where she played basically the same garrulous, bossy, oversharing, amiably narcissistic character.
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Judge John Hodgman Mary writes: My husband, John, and I had a very bossy and angry cat, who once peed on John's laptop while looking right at him, apparently upset that he wasn't doting on her 24-7.
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" When, a few days later, Rose found fault with Fred—"wicked bossy bastard, playing God with the menu"—I knew that Fred would have a reply, and he did: "Her pushy husband sticking his camera in my face.
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She calls out the Kardashians and their bossy, Darth-Vader-like overlord (Kris Jenner), makes Lili Reinhart blush by suggesting Jughead is a nickname for you-know-who's penis, and likens the Stranger Things kids to a violent game.
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At the center, I found baskets of baby sloths and howler monkeys orphaned by the region's unshielded power lines, a frail jaguarundi, a bossy pelican who'd been hit by a car, an infant margay, and 100 other rescued animals.
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Women often face more criticism over being too "bossy" when they attempt to be assertive, and women of color get less mentorship and assigned more "office housework," or tasks that keep the office running but don't lead to promotions.
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This passage, from Steven Pinker's "The Language Instinct," is an excerpt from an argument actually directed at William Safire, "language maven" and 30-year columnist for The Times, as a representative of all the bossy bearers of language standards.
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Research has found that when women exhibit character traits typically associated with male leadership — traits like decisiveness, authority or assertion — they are likely to be viewed as bossy, pushy or too aggressive, and some people reel at their behavior.
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"As black women, we are told in the U.S. that we are too aggressive and too bossy and too loud and all these negative stereotypes we hear all the time," said Fleacé Weaver, the founder of Black Girl Travel.
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Much depends on which personality — the 9-year-old Hedwig, the bossy Patricia, the naughty Dennis — has taken hold, and whether Shyamalan is after laughs or shudders, both of which he routinely coaxes out in "Glass" until he doesn't.
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Roughly one year after I fell in love with "Grillz," Kelis released the visual for her girl-power anthem "Bossy," in which she chanted "Diamonds on my neck, diamonds on my grill" with her teeth, of course, decked out in bling.
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There are so many rule-following, annoyingly-perfect, bossy older sisters in classic children's literature, and — precisely because the reader is supposed to root against them in favor of the plucky, rule-breaking younger sister — I want to defend them all.
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Nearly two decades after the film's debut, we now have virtual assistants that can change the temperature of our homes, play music, and adjust lighting just like PAT could — although your average Google Home is far less bossy, to be sure.
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The deterioration in their relationship, the sources said, began in August when Soleimani attended a top Iraqi security meeting run by Abadi and behaved in, what one source said, was "a bossy manner as if Iraq was an Iranian protectorate".
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"We need to change the song," a bossy matriarch with an alto-voiced daughter warned a soprano diva terror squad, who promptly stared her down and walked away, their sheer disgust audible only to certain canines and Harry's finger monkey.
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He was keen to ensure that a "bossy Brussels" did not widen euroscepticism at a time when the euro zone's recovery from a multi-year sovereign debt crisis is weak, uneven and faces a potential setback due to uncertainties over Brexit.
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No one likes an unreasonable or overly bossy boss, but the true fish-out-of-water 9-to-5-er tends to cringe when she gets even a whiff of "authority for the sake of being the authority" going on.
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I've been in plenty of meetings where men have called my assertiveness "bossy," questioned my confidence, and in one instance, given me a demeaning pat on the head while uttering "brilliant idea!" in response to a pitch I had just given.
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They hear Republicans talking a lot about social issues they don't really care about, and associate the GOP with both the literal bosses at work and with bossy, devout Southerners (or in Mitt Romney's case, Mormons) whom they don't identify with.
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And there's a possible love interest in Paul (Josh Radnor), a fellow sad sack whose beloved video emporium is on the ropes and whose brittle, bossy wife (Aya Cash) would rather hire a male prostitute than conjugally indulge her husband.
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Then there are the new co-workers: a body the size of a small high school packed with nothing but strivers, do-gooders, bossy types and shiny pennies, none so shiny as this year — some so shiny you could go blind.
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I've slowly been figuring out that being honest with my emotions can be enough, in a way, to show people it's O.K. to feel your feelings and not be ashamed of being bossy or loud or weird or goofy or embarrassed.
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And then, too, there's the 2018 real-world reboot of "the year of the woman," (yes, we've had those before) which would seem to demand prominent female leads who embody the fact that "Time's Up" for bossy, ego-driven, clueless men.
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She gave him a list of grievances about Janice: she was bossy and controlling, she was a gold-digger out for Mark's money, and Mark had to put his foot down and stand up for himself now or it would be too late.
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Mr. Torrey obtained a host of young players who formed the Islanders' nucleus, most notably Potvin and Ken Morrow on defense, Billy Smith in goal, and Bryan Trottier, Mike Bossy, Clark Gillies, Bob Nystrom, John Tonelli, Butch Goring and Bob Bourne at forward.
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The phlegmatic protagonist also gets a needed antagonist in the Art League's fiercely micromanaging leader, Carlotta, who is categorized in the book's pixilated New Age parlance as "a bossy negative energy field" but could be more bluntly described as a piece of work.
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Appearing sexy for male aesthetic enjoyment is okay, sort of, just so long as you don't get too bossy about the feminism stuff or cross some ever-shifting boundary of female propriety that seems to change along the lines of class, race, age and circumstance.
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It's easy to find an article that declares Meghan is bossy with her staff, petty with sister-in-law Kate Middleton, and perpetually ruffling feathers in the royal family with her undignified decisions — such as her choice to have a pricy American baby shower.
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But this summary, from The Washington Post, of the Han-Leia-Luke dynamic might make you spit out your drink: Lucas creates a romantic triangle between Luke, Han Solo and the haughty, bossy, indomitable Princess that seems perfectly resolved by not being resolved at all.
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The wall is a firewall, actually, its construction ordered by the bossy, baby-voiced Princess (the Olivier Award-winning Lesli Margherita, a daffy blast to watch), who's been feeling threatened ever since the update abruptly added a Prince (Josh Lamon, ditto) to the realm.
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The show's pilot is a little video encyclopedia of bad sitcom tics: Cooper's henpecked older brother, Josh (Justin Bartha), married to the bossy Leslie (Liza Lapira), whom he calls a "fun-sucker"; the nerdy virgin friend Neal (Charlie Saxton); the eccentric "lovable jackass" Barry (James Earl).
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All those lush, colorful food words rendered unfamiliar by 300 years; those run-on imperative sentences that briskly conclude by advising the reader to "pour it into basins, or what you please": it's like reading a bossy tone poem, or a tiny and beautiful short story.
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She dives into her struggles with things that most women are all too familiar with: Society's idea of physical beauty, sexism in the workforce (the TV industry in her case), and being called "bossy" simply because you're not the submissive woman the society wants you to be.
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November 21 Reminiscent of animated favorites like "Steven Universe" and "Adventure Time," this loopy series follows a group of ordinary preteen animals at a seemingly endless summer camp, populated by bossy teenage witches, nerdy monsters, and countless inanimate objects that suddenly come to life and start talking.
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Yet something was resolutely changing: The North Korean government was now doggedly pursuing a nuclear weapons capability, not only to defend itself against the threat of regime change suddenly posed by a hostile Bush administration, but also to emancipate itself from its unreliable and bossy ally.
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Sample lines from the guide lays out a thicket of issues that women have to be mindful of when running for office: Voters are in tune to whether a woman candidate sounds authoritative or bossy, serious or boring, high-pitched and unsure, or clear and steady.
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Nick's latest reckless grave-robbing venture in Iraq ends with him, Chris, and weirdly undefined but bossy Jenny Halsey (Annabelle Wallis) in Ahmanet's long-hidden tomb, where they ignore a series of warning signs and evil portents in their rush to get Ahmanet's sarcophagus out of the country.
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Amy is approached by a clique of PTA-moms led by Gwendolyn (Christina Applegate), the bossy, mean mom at school who determines which ingredients can be used for the bake sale (almost nothing) to which teachers get to keep their jobs (no one who stands in her way).
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The Vi headset—that tracks your movements and guides you through structured, goal-oriented regimens of your design—comes with a training subscription but also sick audio capabilities for when the anxiety-positive trainer version of Alexa (we'll call her Celexa) gets too bossy and needs a time out.
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It is also the perfect title for her first official album, a head nod-inducing record with a multilayered sound, at once buoyant and bright, seductive and alluring, bossy and raunchy — equally fit to be blasted while driving full-speed down the freeway or getting dressed for a Saturday night out.
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Like those games, there's a lot of walking involved—which some may find too slow—and simple interactions with useable collectibles, as well as conversational options (gentle, sarcastic or bossy reactions) that have no bearing on the game's outcome but allow you to slightly adapt Scarlett's character to your liking.
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On a bookshelf was a case that used to belong to Frank Sinatra's makeup man; a sign reading, "I'm Not Bossy, I'm the Boss"; and a photo of Ms. Brown dancing onstage with the rap star Flo Rida, "with my 14-year-old son watching in amazement or horror," she said.
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In 2017, it's still unreasonably hard to be a woman in tech in many ways: Recruiters make assumptions about our abilities, HR people steer us down less technical paths, managers tell us our opinions come across as bossy, and jealous coworkers write vicious manifestos about why we're supposedly unsuited for the industry.
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With its uncluttered design and simple navigation, Clare's website is perhaps better at conveying the mood of domestic ease, while the brand's colors "seem to be a little brighter, a littler clearer," than Backdrop's, said Annie Elliott, an interior designer and blogger in Washington, D.C., who goes by the nom de plume Bossy Color.
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ABOUT THE PREDATORS (215-2100-22): Forsberg, who leads the club with 210 goals, is the first NHL player to record back-to-back hat tricks since Vancouver's Alex Burrows (January 2198) and looks to join Joe Malone (twice in 23-2003) and Mike Bossy (2200-24) as the only ones to register three in a row.
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I feel most drawn to the Winter Solstice essay because when it comes to entertaining for the holidays, Hannah describes herself exactly as I would describe myself, "bossy and anxious," which brings me back to the fact that I somehow have to throw the perfect dinner party for a group of people I really care about.
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Life is full of rich experiences, and missing out on them because you think a Capricorn will be too bossy at home may find you missing out on a friend who won't blink an eye when you complain too much (Capricorns lowkey love a good bitch sesh), or who could teach you about maintaining healthy boundaries (shout out, earth signs!).
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Created by Julia Pott — a former Adventure Time staffer, perhaps previously best known to animation buffs for voicing the adult Emily clones in Don Hertzfeldt's "World of Tomorrow" shorts — the series follows a group of ordinary pre-teen animals at a seemingly endless summer camp, populated by bossy teenage witches, nerdy monsters, and an infinite number of inanimate objects that come to life and talk.
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This tactic is employed by:59% of senior-level employees and executives58% of women in their 20s47% of women 50+ years oldHistorically, the way women portray themselves in the workplace has been a point of contention for ages: ambitious women aren't considered leaders; they are seen as bossy or overly-assertive while men who display the same qualities are "go-getters" or highly driven and inspirational candidates for upper management.
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The BFG started out as a bedtime story for Dahl's granddaughter Sophie, which explains a lot of the content: the protagonist is a bossy, fearless little girl named Sophie (Ruby Barnhill) who's kidnapped from her bed one night by a gangly giant (Bridge Of Spies' Mark Rylance, heavily digitally altered to expand his ears, nose, neck, and hands.) Sophie is a quintessential Dahl heroine, wise beyond her years and more capable than the ineffectual adults around her.
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Launched in 2013 Nightwave's Heka Trax has so far released diverse offerings, such as Hit Da Blokk by Big Dope P and the recent "Want Some" by Glaswegian R&B duo Bossy Love, as well her own diverse output, typified by high BMP bangers such as 2013's "Rave Hard" and 2014's "Fire Hoes" from the Hit It EP featuring ghetto-house legend DJ Deeon, while underground tastemaker Madam X launched Kaizen earlier this year with the Griddled EP by Manchester's Biome, and the second release by Silas & Snare is coming soon.
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Madeline is the group ringleader, a perky, bossy control-freak (Witherspoon firing on her best grown-up Tracy Flick cylinders) whose taut need to micro-manage has led to a muddle of personal problems: Her teenage daughter moves out of the house to live full-time with Madeline's ex-husband and his earthy, sexpot yoga-instructor wife Bonnie Carlson (Zoe Kravitz); Madeline carries on an ongoing affair with a local theater director, and she feels trapped in her bland, sexless marriage to a kindly web developer named Ed. Celeste, played with fragile finesse by Kidman, lopes around in buttery cashmere and camel-colored sheath dresses, the most elegant gazelle in Monterey.
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