In his Super Tuesday victory press conference, Trump bragged about winning, as usual, but he also bragged he'd won among people who didn't usually vote Republican.
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And it didn't take long to realize that the people who helped us the most, bragged the least while the ones who did little, bragged the most.
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" - Milli, 238 "Bragged about paying off student loans.
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Trump bragged and bragged about how he is the one bringing Christmas back to America, acting as though former presidents straight-up banned the holiday from the calendar or something.
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The man has bragged about grabbing women by their genitalia.
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Even heads of state, she bragged, would phone her directly.
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"I think I picked up yesterday 100,000 people," he bragged.
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Chris Christie, Trump bragged about apartment deals with Saudi Arabians.
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Evans bragged before launch of having 22016 PhDs on staff.
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He actually kind of bragged about this during the campaign.
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Vicky thanked him and bragged about her daughter's green thumb.
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Epstein reportedly bragged he introduced the president to his wife.
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Beyoncé has always bragged about her body and flaunted it.
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He almost bragged that he would shut down the government.
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"You gotta see this place," he bragged to his friends.
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And, this being Mr. Trump, he bragged about the ratings.
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And Trump has bragged about groping women without their permission.
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" Afterward, he bragged: "They say 'We love you, Mr. Trump.
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Trump even bragged that this announcement "skyrocketed" her album sales.
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He had often bragged about his skills behind the wheel.
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"I understand health care now especially very well," Trump bragged.
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A Weibo user bragged about creating a false government document.
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" President Trump often bragged about being "the king of debt.
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Mr. Duterte has bragged many times about personally killing people.
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" He has bragged that "I don't have feelings to hurt.
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You know this because Biden bragged about it on video.
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Then they could have bragged about being better than everyone else.
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Trump has bragged about his non-consensual sexual touching of women.
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Trump has bragged about this non-consensual sexual touching of women.
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He bragged at times about being unreachable to his own staff.
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Mr. Trump bragged that he made over $600 million last year!
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Hannity recently bragged that his show "pays the bills" for Fox.
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He bragged about America's economy and its endlessly growing military budget.
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During other parts of his speech, Trump bragged about war crimes.
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Trump reportedly bragged about his election victory during Thursday's Reuters interview.
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He ran marathons, "but never bragged about them," his friend said.
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" He bragged about the size of his hands and "something else.
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The FBI quickly arrested Thompson, who reportedly bragged about the heist online.
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That's also when he allegedly bragged about Lawrence, according to the lawsuit.
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"I'm using a different technique," Leah bragged about her well-frosted cupcakes.
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While Bannon once reportedly bragged to Mother Jones that his website, Breitbart.
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"That time Jennifer Lawrence bragged about defiling sacred Hawaiian stones," someone wrote.
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He bragged, promised to keep his promises and foreshadowed big tax changes.
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Gorsuch recently bragged that he has two rules for his law clerks.
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Trump bragged about how little he did when his children were small.
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Police said Irizzary bragged on the department's Facebook page for "getting away."
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Then he bragged about it to Russian officials, because … I don't know.
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Trump bragged last month that he has a winning record in lawsuits.
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Bragged about stock market and 1.7 million jobs created since election day.
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Mr Trump has in the past bragged about his many sexual conquests.
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Trump and his administration have bragged that they have given up nothing
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"I don't wait," he bragged to then-Access Hollywood host Billy Bush.
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He then bragged about getting a standing ovation, although it's unclear when.
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Simmons said Dowless bragged he had more than 800 in his possession.
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He bragged about the deployment of misinformation against a client's political opponents.
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He's bragged about using his power and fame to sexually assault women.
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And, of course, we learned that he's bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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I only wish I'd noticed it sooner… and bragged a little more.
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Well, you don't say Apple bragged for years about its iPhone sales.
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The candidate has bragged, in debates, of never supporting a trade agreement.
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Putin himself has bragged that he and Trump have a good relationship.
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Mr. Trump has bragged about this non-consensual sexual touching of women.
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They even bragged about exporting face masks to their Chinese trading partners.
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My dad did, too, and I've smugly bragged on it for years.
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A supervisor who bragged about the condoms he carried in his backpack.
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Deader than dead when he bragged about grabbing women by their genitals.
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They even bragged of exporting face masks to their Chinese trading partners.
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They even bragged of exporting face masks to their Chinese trading partners.
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Bloomberg also bragged about the number of affordable housing units he created.
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Top White House aides even bragged about media access to the President.
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After all, the Vermont senator bragged, he'd only beaten one in 1990.
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Bragged about not having to read daily briefings (maybe he shouldn't). 14.
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In March, Trump bragged his Twitter account was helping keep Kaepernick unemployed.
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"Fifteen people is almost, I would say, a miracle," the president bragged.
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He bragged that he'd driven at least a dozen women to suicide.
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The memo bragged about the group's courting of senior Trump administration officials.
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Not a good look He bragged about killing a family of baboons.
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Emil bragged about it, and Ben Smith wrote up what he heard.
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Witnesses said the punches were thrown after Zimmerman bragged about killing Martin.
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As for why ... Tekashi has bragged that people don't mess with him.
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Trump bragged about coming up the "caravan" term during Monday night's speech.
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At the time, Peter bragged he'd held his own in the fight.
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"This was in the phase where he was spending so much time talking about his polls — I think he bragged about, like, this rally he bragged about how 'I made polling famous,'" Silver said during Politico's "Off Message" podcast.
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His mother contacted police after learning that Newell had bragged about the slaying.
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And many bragged about their "sexual conquests" in an effort to impress us.
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Last year, Apple bragged about being the second-biggest watchmaker on the planet.
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In September 2011, Trump bragged on Twitter that he hadn't returned Huntsman's call.
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I also bragged about how right we were not to bother with CES.
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Trump has repeatedly bragged that, under his leadership, the US defeated ISIS's caliphate.
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The streaming behemoth has always bragged about its data-driven approach to programming.
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Google, Amazon and others have bragged about their heavy investments in artificial intelligence.
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He also bragged about all the times he subpoenaed the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Trump has bragged about entering changing rooms at the pageants he owned repeatedly.
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In fact, he joyfully bragged about killing me and said, 'I got him.
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Putin also bragged about Russia's minimal GDP growth after two years of recession.
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" Italy hard-liner Matteo Salvini bragged: "[T]he rules are changing in Europe.
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Mr Trump bragged, bulldozed and free-associated, as he had through the primaries.
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The party of "family values" chose a man who bragged about his adultery.
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He later bragged and lied about what happened to his friends, he testified.
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He bragged that it was "much worse" during President Bill Clinton's 1998 impeachment.
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And he's bragged about spending far less money on his campaign than Clinton.
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Recently he has bragged a lot about how strong the stock markets are.
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In a recent speech President Trump bragged about the loyalty of his supporters.
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Trump recently bragged that the Pennsylvania unemployment rate has dropped to 3.9 percent.
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Duterte has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
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He bragged about removing meat from all their meals and having chain gangs.
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Then she (again, supposedly) bragged about it all in a private Facebook group.
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I believed and bragged I had the best employees of any federal agency.
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" American Idol season five runner-up Katharine McPhee bragged, "BlackBerry is my life.
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While we often fell short of our ideals, we seldom bragged about it.
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President Trump routinely bragged about the stock market when it reached record highs.
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"Nobody cooks like me in my family," she once bragged in a video.
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I bragged about my city with more American eyes watching than ever before.
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He also bragged about his accomplishments at the 500-day mark in office.
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These guys didn't brag about that — they bragged about how far they went.
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This morning the President not only confessed to it, he bragged about it.
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"I bragged about my city with more American eyes watching than ever before."
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Trump also bragged about the quality of U.S. military equipment during the event.
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"I have no worry about mercury," bragged the fast-talking Syarafuddin Iskandar, 58.
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"Every single person in this room is now a yes," he bragged afterward.
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So this was the game plan Donald Trump bragged about during the campaign?
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He bragged that being a celebrity gave him license to sexually assault women.
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Nunberg has in the past bragged about spreading false stories to news outlets.
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Latka had also previously bragged about the anger that his strategy sometimes elicits.
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A decade later, conservatives bragged that Medicare Part D came in under budget.
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He talked about his life, but never bragged about what he had experienced.
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"Nobody's ever done a better job than I'm doing as president," he's bragged.
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At the time, Trump bragged about how much the Russian oligarchs loved him.
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He could have stopped there but, instead, he bragged about his sexual exploits.
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Most politicians tend to hide it when they sleep around; Duterte bragged about it.
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Especially since he bragged about being such a good catch in his ABC bio.
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DiNardo's Friend Alleges He Bragged About Killing A Man Eric Beitz, who told Philly.
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He bragged about how many girls he was friends with and his athletic accomplishments.
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He bragged about how easy it was to get away with murder in Africa.
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" China needs the American market, he bragged: "Excuse me, they can't walk, we can.
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"Balmain afterparty, took this straight off the runway," Kardashian West, 35, bragged on Snapchat.
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You bragged to your friends about floating creases at Coachella thanks to Anna Sui.
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He reportedly bragged about owning hundreds of apartments and argued with Aizina about money.
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"My grandfather bragged all the time that he read the Bible," Morrison, 88, said.
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After the movie premiered, Curtis happily bragged about the blockbuster success on her Instagram.
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"We've engaged him for ourselves," bragged Franz von Papen, an architect of the plan.
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"We were even designing the human-machine interface (HMI) inside the vehicle," Stich bragged.
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He's literally slept with every woman in town, or so he's bragged via song.
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As soon as he got out, he bragged he wasn't going out like Tekashi69.
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Trump bragged about their endorsement incessantly in the last six weeks of the campaign.
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He's bragged about his dislike of computers, and his desk is devoid of one.
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He later bragged that he won the Granite State because of the opioid epidemic.
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And though the president denies it now, he previously bragged about his Russian dealings.
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More recently, he bragged that he "helped write" the deeply unpopular GOP tax bill.
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He also killed a family of baboons, something Fischer bragged about in his email.
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President Trump's personal lawyer bragged about influencing the president's decision to fire then-U.
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Trump has bragged about the spectacular performance of the stock market since his election.
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" GBI: Gebhardt bragged of killing Coggins "Sometimes these crime scenes whisper about what happened.
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And his campaign has bragged repeatedly about how well they're going to do here.
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Trump bragged about the firing, according to a report in The New York Times.
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After all, she repeatedly bragged about the miles she traveled on the campaign trail.
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Trump reportedly bragged about his election win last November during Thursday's interview with Reuters.
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The audience erupted in laughter early, when Trump bragged about his accomplishments as president.
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This administration is run by a man who openly bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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Trump compared himself with previous presidents and bragged about the great job he's doing.
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They texted him in meetings or bragged about having lunch or dinner with him.
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We have a president-elect who has bragged to Billy Bush about sexual assault.
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Obama bragged on this legacy in his farewell speech on Tuesday evening in Chicago.
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During the campaign, he bragged about his ability to bend people to his will.
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He even bragged that a donation got Hillary Clinton to come to his wedding.
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Newspapers even bragged about the roles they had played in arranging particularly spectacular lynchings.
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Just days earlier, for instance, he had bragged about "doing very well" with China.
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He's even bragged about it to establish a rhetorical contrast with Republican fiscal irresponsibility.
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He bragged that the cost of acquiring new enrollees in the exchanges was low.
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We know it because they openly bragged about it to the New York Times.
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That number is lower than what one of Clearview's investors bragged about on Saturday.
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" Back then, he bragged there is "not a separation between me and Donald Trump.
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It's the average donation Sanders consistently bragged he had received during his primary campaign.
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The answer: Mr. Trump bragged about his blow against health insurers on — where else?
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At times, Trump has bragged about the market's performance on a near-daily basis.
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They recently bragged about robbing the artist YBN Almighty Jay, who I'm invested in.
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At rallies, he bragged about his poll numbers and urged partisans to pummel protesters.
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President Obama had Snoop Dogg, who bragged he smoked pot in the White House bathroom.
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Trump bragged that he "helped numerous senators" win, and took a shot New Hampshire Sen.
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Then old tweets in which one of the customers bragged about dining and dashing surfaced.
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" The post bragged about the gun's popularity, describing it as a "piece of American history.
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His foreign minister recently bragged about refusing to answer phone calls from his German counterpart.
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It was recently revealed that he bragged about trying to infringe on another man's marriage.
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And he bragged that it would continue "until God says come join the other angels".
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"I can find a pedophile and trash his machine all within 203 minutes," he bragged.
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During the Obama administration, Weinstein once bragged about having a hot line to the Pentagon.
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" Later in her videos, Kim bragged, "We're back to talking about how skinny I am.
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She has long bragged about the weight-lifting routine she uses to stay in shape.
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This is a man who has bragged about never changing a diaper in his life.
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Cruz has bragged about his completion of the "Full Grassley," a term coined after Sen.
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" The day after he even bragged, "Do you know what my family is known for?
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"I can't get in trouble," Lindsay bragged to the three men according to Addict Nation.
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On its last earnings call, the company bragged that the new design had boosted engagement.
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As a lawyer, he bragged that he never took a case against a poor man.
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Trump bragged on the Howard Stern show in 2005 about going backstage during beauty pageants.
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Mifsud bragged that he had met with Putin during one of these events, she claimed.
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He had bragged about his allegedly unproblematic dick on national television on Thursday, after all.
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"Voter ID ... is gonna allow Governor Romney to win the state of Pennsylvania," he bragged.
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Mitchell remembers a troll whose Twitter background bragged about the celebrities who had blocked him.
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And Mr. Baroni, he said, bragged to the governor about the scheme at a Sept.
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"It raised Diet Coke sales five per cent in North America that year," Luckett bragged.
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What Trump bragged about, what he glamorized, is sexual assault, and that is an issue.
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They also said he stabbed a teenage captive, then bragged about it in text messages.
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Or when the "Access Hollywood" tape, in which he bragged about assaulting women, was revealed?
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He was furious at male colleagues who bragged about having sex with their female students.
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President Trump embraced Prince Mohammed and bragged of multibillion-dollar arms deals with the Saudis.
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President Trump has bragged about how well stocks have performed since he came to power.
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Trump bragged about sexual assault, paid off a porn star and ran a fraudulent university.
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" In one such tweet, Trump bragged that he has a "Great relationship with Chairman Kim!!
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" Dwight Eisenhower bragged, "I am not one who finds it difficult to hate my enemies.
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"It was a red carpet like nobody, probably has ever received," Trump bragged in Manila.
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President Donald Trump bragged on Twitter that his approval rating with black Americans has doubled.
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The kid, then a teenager, was reportedly present at the murder and bragged about it.
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They bragged about the episode in an online video that has since been taken down.
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The double-talking Greenspan actually bragged about his prowess in generating something he called "disinflation".
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And his campaign has bragged repeatedly about how well they are going to do here.
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You have an individual here who has openly bragged about his ties to Russia and Russians.
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" He later bragged, according to Stoynoff, "You know we're going to have an affair, don't you?
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He bragged on TV how he recently embarrassed speaker Paul Ryan in front of his children.
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Last week Erika even bragged about living in an apartment that she and Mendeecees lease together.
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Mysteriously, the city approval came, and Trump later bragged to me about pulling off the deception.
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Or feature a primetime speaker who bragged that the nominee would close the gender wage gap.
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"I'm like a white trash Martha Stewart," she bragged to Alec after assembling her makeshift bed.
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"Yeah, I'm not afraid of fire," he bragged to the CHP officer, according to Fox 40.
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PREPA had bragged early Wednesday that less than 3% of the island's residents were without power.
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Donald Trump has routinely bragged about his nearly 12 million Twitter followers on the campaign trail.
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After Kourtney Kardashian asked about her waist, Kim bragged that it now measures just 24 inches.
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"I had a baby, I carried the baby, and now I'm still winning awards!" she bragged.
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The maps below show what Republicans and Democrats from each state bragged about the most passionately.
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The FBI's weekly reports bragged about arresting "terrorists," and local papers were willing to go along.
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But Indiegogo has bragged before that its "flexible funding" campaigns have upped the number of contributions.
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The younger Chmerkovskiy brother also recently bragged about his girlfriend's contribution to the ABC reality show.
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Did everyone forget that this guy openly bragged about raping a woman a few years ago?
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In the musical number, Conway bragged about how she was nearly as famous as President Trump.
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She says Adam told her Jon had bragged to him he had the videos and photos.
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And during interviews for a biography, Trump bragged about his baseball prowess to author Michael D'Antonio.
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Otherwise, Trump would have bragged about it everywhere, not just to Billy Bush or Howard Stern.
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He claimed he didn't personally jack the chain, but bragged about taking a pic with it.
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On the tape, recorded in 2005, the then-Apprentice star bragged to Bush about groping women.
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"[President Trump] called some Mexicans rapists, he attacked the handicapped, he bragged about it," she said.
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The president previously bragged to supporters about making up facts with Trudeau on the trade deficit.
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Butina and Erickson bragged of their connections to the Trump transition team, the Daily Beast reported.
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But Trump reportedly bragged that his focus on issues related to immigration had electrified his base.
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"I can do all the stations and I'm confident I could be a manager," she bragged.
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Trump has bragged about that fact that more conservatives trust him than they do the media.
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Some have bragged about blocking and reporting the site, while others are firing off angry tweets.
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Trump bragged that America "continues to lead the world" in humanitarian assistance to Yemen and Somalia.
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One candidate bragged that she "loved being on unemployment" because "you get paid to do nothing."
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Trump has bragged in the past about how many times he's been the magazine's cover story.
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Trump had convinced himself, and bragged to others, about the huge size of his inauguration crowd.
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President Obama himself bragged about low gasoline prices during his 2015 State of the Union address.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — During his campaign, Donald Trump often bragged about his skill as a negotiator.
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During the arrest, Broner insisted he did nothing wrong and bragged about being rich and famous.
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Yesterday, the President bragged about the numbers tuning in to White House briefings on the outbreak.
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He bragged about the state of the economy and denounced Democrats who he said supported socialism.
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Chris couldn't attend, since he's on tour, but bragged about dropping $30k on the whole shindig.
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The inquiry reportedly began when the miners went to a bar and bragged about the killings.
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New video revealed that Trump bragged about crowd sizes while visiting patients at a Texas hospital.
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Anderson has bragged that since Novartis's Mayzent launch in March, Ocrevus has actually gained market share.
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At a rally on Thursday, he bragged that he was using less incendiary language than usual.
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"And it was a very tough dialogue at the beginning," Trump bragged in the Rose Garden.
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One of them even bragged about using the dreadlocks to decorate his motorcycle, the indictment said.
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Walker's comments come after Putin earlier in the morning bragged about his country having hypersonic weapons.
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Mr. Trump, as a real estate mogul campaigning for president, often bragged about buying political influence.
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BTW ... Miley's already bragged on Cody's bod, especially his abs, and it's easy to see why.
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Others made vulgar comments, and some bragged about sexual conquests that they might have made up.
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Opinion Columnist President Trump bragged on Twitter recently about his success filling up the federal judiciary.
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Parents on WeChat were more sensitive this time around, but accepted seniors still bragged on Facebook.
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Donald Trump is an unabashed bigot, a baldfaced liar and someone who bragged about groping women.
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Clinton missed a huge overhand right when Trump bragged that he had income of $6900 million.
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I bragged to American and European audiences about how this shows the strength of our democracy.
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While Trump has bragged of the act's impact on workers, Summers said he isn't that enthused.
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He bragged about the achievements of his administration so far and proposed ambitious legislative initiatives ahead.
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This would not be the first time Mr. Trump has bragged about conversations that never happened.
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Trump had bragged on a hot mic about sexual assault, using incredibly crude language to boot.
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You just kind of bragged that you're going to be the first autonomous ... Nobody's claimed it.
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It's also the third year in a row Apple has bragged about New Year's Day sales records.
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Trump has bragged about his effort to reduce regulations and has challenged government agencies to cut back.
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"So that first touchdown Max scored in Super Bowl history, he was wearing my helmet," bragged Long.
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But Musk went anyways and bragged about it on social media:What the hell is Elon Musk doing?!
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The Post's sources underlined the sensitivity of the intelligence Mr Trump had allegedly bragged of knowing about.
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Kevin's posted a pic of his "BatBoat" and bragged about using it for "surfing" on the lake.
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And Trump has waged war on the Republican Party establishment and bragged about not accepting donor cash.
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In his previous job, he had bragged about having links to death squads to clean the city.
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Prior to landing at the White House, Trump bragged about making money off investing in Boeing's stock.
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In fact, Ms Krieger could have bragged further still: the current squad is probably America's best ever.
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In a video that went viral in March, Young bragged about cheating on Azalea with other women.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte bragged that he "personally" killed criminals when he was mayor of Davao City.
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Ted Cruz bragged about being able to recite the Constitution by heart when he was in school.
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Scott has publicly bragged about the timepieces, which include a Rolex Yacht-Master II valued at $32,000.
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In text messages, he bragged about getting thousands for monkeys, jaguars and lions, according to the Tribune.
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A former computer company CEO, Snyder bragged about his business acumen with iconic commercials during his campaign.
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He bragged to her about his body count, she says, claiming to have killed almost 100 people.
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She bragged that the platform connects people to their "weak ties," or people they aren't close to.
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Hey remember when your dad bragged about walking in on teenage beauty contestants when they were changing?
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He also bragged about his new 2018 Rolls-Royce ... which hasn't been released to the public yet.
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He also bragged to the Times about getting major advertisers and companies to partner with Urban Dictionary.
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When Buff bragged about how much money there was in locking up "illegals," I didn't push back.
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In 2017, it means Arkansas squeaked by 1-8 Coastal Carolina and bragged about it on Twitter.
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There was the manager who bragged about condoms in his bag and racy magazines on his desk.
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On Tuesday, Trump bragged about calling loved ones from all those killed in action during his presidency.
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And it wasn't just about business: Hefner himself bragged about sleeping with more than a thousand women.
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As Erickson bragged about his political prowess in South Dakota, he was quickly burning bridges in Washington.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Should have swiped left She bragged online to her prospective beau about killing a deer.
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The GOP nominee on Monday also bragged about polls that show him winning the second presidential debate.
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The #MeToo movement has flourished under a president who has bragged about grabbing women by our genitals.
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More accurate controls, more levels of play, as a terrible SEGA Master System commercial once bragged about.
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Is this not the man who called women "pigs" and bragged about grabbing women by their genitalia?
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On the "Access Hollywood" tape, Trump even bragged about committing sexual assault, grabbing women by their genitals.
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To the one moderator, CNN's Anderson Cooper, Mr. Trump denied that he had bragged about sexual assault.
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In April, Trump bragged that the US and China were on the verge of an "epic" deal.
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They may have violated operational security, bragged too much, lived conspicuous lifestyles or engaged in turf wars.
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" He didn't just talk about fondling women; he bragged that he could "grab 'em by the pussy.
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Booker noted that the former vice president bragged until recently about his work on 1994 crime bill.
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Once they bragged that their powers were expanding, and they had been given new national security responsibilities.
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Appeals to morality won't work with a group that elected a nominee who bragged about groping women.
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Thus the government shutdown that he bragged he would own he now says belongs to the Democrats.
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He has bragged of employing Ivanka Trump as an intern one year when she was a student.
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Carson responded yes, so Morales gunned him down, and then bragged about shooting him in the face.
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He bragged about building his border wall, without mentioning that Mexico is certainly not paying for it.
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He bragged when he got out of office that he turned this country a little more brown.
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What we do know ... Cravens went to Snapchat after the fight and bragged about beating Beasley up.
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Wilds testified that Syed bragged about committing the murder and that the two buried her body together.
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But two said Hess sometimes bragged about how lucrative it was to sell bodies and body parts.
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This from a company that once bragged about huge unit sales at the drop of a hat.
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As the whistleblower chronicles, Giuliani bragged repeatedly in media appearances that these Ukrainian investigations were bombshell news.
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He has bullied and bragged his way through life -- and all the way to the White House.
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Everyone knew that Cruz was fascinated with weapons, collected knives and guns, and bragged about killing animals.
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Mr. Trump has called Mr. Romney "irrelevant" and once bragged that he was a more successful businessman.
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Amber bragged to the audience at the All Def Movie Awards Wednesday night that she'd bought AoD.
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When Clinton first bragged that Kissinger had praised her, she likely didn't see anything wrong with it.
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Cook bragged on Twitter of sleeping in "'til 4:30" one morning ahead of an event at Apple.
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Trump had previously bragged about a deal with United Technologies unit Carrier to keep some jobs in Indiana.
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Margolis had regularly bragged that his connections with the NYPD's top brass made him invincible, Inserillo later testified.
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The Associated Press reported that he is a Vietnam veteran who bragged online about his target-shooting skills.
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The behavior that Donald Trump bragged about fell under the Department of Justice's legal definition of sexual assault.
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Amazon bragged that it can quickly scan information it collects against databases containing tens of millions of faces.
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The two alt-right leaders behind the campaign bragged about duping the celebrities in a livestream on Wednesday.
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For the first time, you have a man seeking office who bragged about wanting to sexually assault women.
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Work on the exotic weapons Mr Putin bragged about in his recent "Dr Strangelove" speech started shortly thereafter.
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It's worth noting this is a customer Salesforce bragged about in its literature and featured at its conference.
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I also hated men who bragged about their crystal meth use, or "Tina," as the gays call it.
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Even if that's off, Jones himself bragged about making $18 million off his store in 2012 through 2013.
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Gawker replies that since Mr Bollea bragged in public about his sex life, his affairs are fair game.
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Trump bragged that he wanted to get rid of it, and said Clinton wanted to leave it be.
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The president of the United States of America bragged on Twitter about the size of his nuclear weapons.
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The New York Times reported that Trump bragged to two Russian officials about firing "nut job" James Comey.
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Trump said his abusive comments were just words, ignoring the fact that he bragged about his abusive behavior.
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Tampax bragged that with its tampons, women could do anything, from riding horses to floating in outer space.
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Perhaps his biggest whomper was when he bragged about his tax cut being the biggest in American history.
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Some buskers have bragged about banner days on which they have brought in well over $50 an hour.
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In fact the drop in illegal entries under the Trump administration is something Trump himself has bragged about.
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Warren alleged Sloan, who was chief operating officer before becoming CEO, had bragged about the bank's sales ability.
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Kanye West crashed Drake's concert on Wednesday night and bragged about Kim Kardashian West's shot at Taylor Swift.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has bragged about the missile's capabilities, despite the fact that it doesn't actually work.
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Trump has bragged that he certainly has the power to pardon himself but won't need to use it.
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Trump has repeatedly bragged his personal fortune frees him from fundraising and the influence of wealthy special interests.
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Short went on to defend Trump's comments in the Access Hollywood tape, where Trump bragged about grabbing women.
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Trump also reportedly bragged that other countries had begun banning "fake news" as a result of his example.
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Its founder, a man named Daryush Valizadeh who goes by Roosh V, has openly bragged about raping women.
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Then a woman told police that her ex-boyfriend had bragged about the killings, the Daily Herald reported.
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Another patron bragged about the local high school football team, the Paper Makers, winners of multiple state championships.
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Remember the Mountain smashing that dude's head against the wall after he bragged about showing Cersei his cock?
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He and another former student, who asked to remain anonymous, said the boys bragged about sex with Dolphin.
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" When Trump bragged about his status as a political outsider, Feherty agreed, "People are fed up with politicians.
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He could have bragged about the roads being repaired and the bridges being built by his infrastructure bill.
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But he also once bragged that "not a single word" of "Augie March" was written in the city.
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This is far from the first time that Ripa has bragged about her husband's sexy appearance on Instagram.
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He bragged about how he had bought it from a pawnshop, Mr. Goldfarb said, speaking for his son.
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The Kentucky Republican is so well known for his obstruction of Democratic priorities that he's bragged about it.
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In his interactions with the hedge fund partners, Mr. Blaszczak bragged about his access to the inside information.
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The family was from aristocratic Javanese stock, but neighbors said Mr. Oepriarto never bragged about his blue blood.
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He bragged in a 1980s memoir about how he made opponents cry or quake or sweat or twitch.
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Trump himself bragged back in early March (also on Twitter, naturally) that trade wars were no big whoop.
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Reuters reported that day that documents it had reviewed showed that ACU Strategic Partners bragged after Trump's Nov.
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Hale met Sondland "a few times," he set, describing him as a man who bragged about his access.
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To my knowledge, Donald J. Trump, who has bragged that he doesn't care about data in campaigns, can't.
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His granddaughter Bonnie Siegler said he bragged from time to time about his personal film shoot with Marilyn.
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Then a woman told police that her ex-boyfriend had bragged about the killings, the Daily Herald reported.
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In announcing a new pick, after the first nominee withdrew, the president bragged about his Electoral College win.
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He bragged about his ability to "triangulate" by working as hard against progressives as he did against Republicans.
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Later, he bragged to associates that Mr. de Blasio placed one of his friends at the taxi commission.
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During a Senate lunch last week, Trump bragged that the party was "totally unified" on its shutdown strategy.
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Amid the flexing and festivities, Harbaugh also bragged about Michigan's academics, telling ESPN about the importance of education.
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In one aside, Trump bragged that he had expelled 60 Russian diplomats, while Germany had only expelled four.
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The 19-year-old posed with guns, knives and even bragged about killing a frog on his Instagram account.
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Trump, meanwhile, will finally get the chance to show off the negotiating skills he's bragged about for so long.
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This year, Apple bragged about how people spent $300 million on App Store purchases on New Years' Day alone.
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But, after Donald "Don't call me Drumpf" Trump bragged about his penis on national television, Oliver couldn't help himself.
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Johnny Isakson, R-Georgia, bragged about his Falcons, opening himself up to a wager with the senator from Massachusetts.
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The book of clean water rules, she bragged, would be cut from six inches down to half an inch.
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The company bragged about being ranked No. 1 in the Advertiser Perceptions' September 2016 Digital Campaign Management System Report.
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" This accusation also echoes the Access Hollywood tape, in which Trump bragged that he "just start[s] kissing [women].
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Walker and others bragged about a state unemployment rate that has fallen from 9.3% to 3% since January 2010.
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Though Mr. Mulvaney has bragged about his fiscal conservatism, that apparently disappeared faster than Dr. Ronny Jackson's sterling reputation.
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The YouTube personality later bragged about his inclusion on the earnings call in a video posted to his channel.
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In the Philippines voters chose a president who not only deployed death squads but bragged about pulling the trigger.
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He may have bragged his way to power, but he's using the Iron Islanders to do some freaky things.
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Trump has publicly mocked the disabled and bragged about sexual assault, yet many conservatives remain proud they elected him.
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Someone had his back, though and in the end, Dennis got his jewelry ... which he bragged on last night.
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She claims he bragged about all the actresses he slept with and then invited her to his hotel room.
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In an interview with Fox News aired Thursday, he bragged about the tax cuts, "a tremendous thing," and deregulation.
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His latest tapes where he bragged about his ability to grope women because of his fame were incredibly gross.
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Iranian officials have bragged about offsetting restrictions on the facility through illicit procurement of components they had to destroy.
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Disturbingly, at least one employee was said to have bragged about collecting information on Hollywood actresses and porn stars.
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The man called Jennings a "mark ass ho" and bragged about being from Compton -- he clearly wanted to fight.
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They'd just come off a string of dates opening for Danzig ("Danzig bought my groceries every day," Gale bragged).
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Duterte bragged about personally committing some of those murders himself, and has stated that some journalists should be assassinated.
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Remember, Floyd bragged to our photog about dropping a bundle at Gucci, and refused to bow to any boycott.
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Rick Ross has bragged about having a lot of horses, but looks like he'd never ridden one ... until now.
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During the call, Trump also bragged about winning the Electoral College—he presumably didn't mention losing the popular vote.
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" When her son bragged that he'd outlive her, she joked, "Well, I'm going to get put on a ventilator.
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" ("Blood and soil" is a neo-Nazi slogan.) He also bragged that his record was "clean as a whistle.
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Biden bragged that he threatened to withhold a billion dollars in aid if Ukraine didn't fire the prosecutor. Sen.
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Trump then bragged on Twitter about his "takedown" of Acosta, falsely stating that CNN did not cover the altercation.
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The law enforcement officer, who bragged of being "America's toughest sheriff," was convicted of contempt of court in Arizona.
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McConnell has bragged about his success in getting 28500 Trump nominees for the appellate courts confirmed in two years.
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Unless, of course, you bragged that you had "one of the great memories of all time" a week ago.
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Nope. Instead, he bragged to what is apparently the only entity that really matters to him: the Clinton campaign.
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He told of the time that Lerner had bragged to him how he killed Billy Aggie (Agisotelis) with a .
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Walker's comments come after Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the morning bragged about his country having hypersonic weapons.
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In his speech, which came after he received the N.R.A.'s enthusiastic endorsement, Trump bragged about his sons' marksmanship.
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Trump, rallying voters in Hersey, Pennsylvania, as the Clinton concert began, bragged about filling a stadium without special guests.
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Trump said that he could "grab them by the p----" and bragged about trying to "f---" a married woman.
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Trump bragged during the campaign that he was the first candidate to pledge not to cut the three programs.
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Mr. Trump, on the other hand, "would probably have bragged about it and doubled the size," Mr. Brinkley said.
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It began as a gut reaction to the election of a President who bragged on tape about assaulting women.
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Just last year, Beyoncé bragged about Lemonade's TIDAL exclusivity on her joint album with Jay-Z, Everything is Love.
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The show, he bragged, had a hundred and eight trans cast or crew members, and thirty-one L.G.B.T.Q. characters.
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"On July 3, 2018, Trump bragged: "If not for me, we would now be at War with North Korea!
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Meanwhile, he bragged about his "very good" relationship with the Taliban leader after calling its senior leader on Tuesday.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) "Pocahontas," which some say is racist, bragged about his 22017 victory, and attacked the press.
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I'd bragged about my social plans so I didn't sound like the loner that I felt deep down inside.
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As recently as 2016, Biden bragged about the 1994 crime law, which activists have blamed for helping fuel incarceration.
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"Goth as fuck," as she once bragged, she's not always so confident, and she wants us to know it.
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Mr. Millian has bragged of his ties to Mr. Trump — boasts that the president's advisers have said are overstated.
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Much of the criticism centered on toughness and steadiness, two qualities that Mr. Trump has long bragged about having.
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There were other A-listers in Hollywood that I actually can't say, but they were bragged about very openly.
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And for Mr. Trump, who has bragged about never saying he is sorry, one particular phrase may stand out.
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I myself had a magnificent mother who bragged endlessly about eating mustard sandwiches as a child (occasionally, without mustard).
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Instead, he whined, he lied, he bragged, he shifted blame, and in the final analysis, the suffering was enormous.
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He believed in international engagement and funding U.S. foreign aid; he disdained congressmen who bragged about not having passports.
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On the campaign trail, he bragged about his plans to expand his brutal antidrug crusade to the national stage.
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This morning the President not only confessed to it, he bragged about it: 'Honestly, we have all the material.
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He was a smooth talker, and he bragged he could get anyone to break down in their own shame.
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" She cheerfully humble-bragged about stunts she had been asked to do: "These motherfuckers don't understand I'm a comedian.
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Biden bragged at an event at the Council on Foreign Relations in 2018 about his role getting SHOKIN fired.
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He still attended games, and bragged about the school on the NFL Network, where he is a color commentator.
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In recent days, Trump has bragged about the positive coverage he's received for his response, according to multiple sources.
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He had humble-bragged that "everybody thinks" he should win a Nobel Peace Prize over his dazzling diplomatic achievement.
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Singer also bragged that he had done "760 of these this year, 96 the year before," the indictment states.
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Sanctions encourage Sino-Russian cooperation Return of nuclear doomsday MORE bragged that Russia had developed "invincible" nuclear delivery systems.
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What did you say when this president bragged about assaulting women and defended men accused of doing the same?
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What did you say when this president bragged about assaulting women and defended men accused of doing the same?
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And we already know he drunkenly bragged about his inside info to an Australian diplomat a few weeks later.
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In early January, Frank Biden, Mr. Biden's brother, bragged about the former vice president's prowess in the weight room.
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President Trump bragged about lowering the black unemployment rate in a tweet directed at Jay-Z on Sunday morning.
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Few took him seriously when Trump bragged during a presidential debate about having 30 million Facebook and Twitter followers.
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He fired the director of the FBI to squash a troublesome investigation and then bragged about it on television.
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Trump never pretended to be a man of the people; he bragged about his wealth on the campaign trail.
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Trump thanked his supporters, said he's restored "government by and for the people," and bragged about the economy's performance.
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It showed the victim naked and unconscious while male voices bragged about "at least 30" people having sex with her.
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Unprompted, he bragged about how much money he made, without pausing to ask me anything about my own career aspirations.
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Netflix bragged about its movie and TV stars and their Instagram followers during the company's third-quarter earnings report Tuesday.
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President Trump has previously bragged that he got Apple to invest $350 billion in the U.S., which is objectively untrue.
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Luisa Esposito sat quietly as her personal injury lawyer bragged about how lucky she was that he'd taken her case.
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The 18-year-old's tassel dangled before his face as he denounced the ruling and bragged about his school's diversity.
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Musk bragged Tesla designers worked hard to make enough room for five adults to be comfortable inside the Model 3.
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The staff told NYT that they don't handcuff addicts to the beds "anymore," but bragged about their use of force.
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"I've never gambled in my life," Donald Trump bragged in 1987, when building casinos was his main claim to fame.
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And yet Trump has bragged about casually sexually assaulting women, an action (allegedly) confirmed by a growing list of victims.
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" He bragged to Parkin that "video games expose our brand to a young audience who are considered possible future owners.
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There's no coincidence that the guy who attacked the San Diego Center more recently bragged about attacking a mosque beforehand.
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They bragged about not owning a television even though you saw them binge a dozen Netflix DVDs at a time.
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Russian officials reportedly bragged during the 85033 campaign that they could use Flynn to influence Trump in the White House.
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That was just the first in a long series of brazen hacks, which the hackers bragged about publicly on Twitter.
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In North Carolina, the Republican party bragged in a press release about how its efforts drove down African-American turnout.
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But in November 2015, he bragged on live television about planting a "big kiss" on unsuspecting NBC reporter Katy Tur.
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Doubts over H-bomb claims North Korea bragged about the "spectacular success" of its first hydrogen bomb test on Wednesday.
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According to The New York Times, Akhmetshin has bragged about his counterintelligence work for a special division of the KGB.
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Russian officials reportedly bragged during the 2016 campaign that they could use Flynn to influence Trump in the White House.
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Although, 6ix9ine bragged he spent $300k on the "Saw"-inspired ice, we're told it's only valued at just over $100k.
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Earlier this month, North Korea bragged about what it said was the "spectacular success" of its first hydrogen bomb test.
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"So I knew he was The Bachelor before it was announced and everything," Wood bragged to an extremely envious Fallon.
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After the pageant, Trump bragged about all the powerful Russians who had turned out that night, just to see him.
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"He's bragged for months about raising $6 million for veterans and donating a million dollars himself," Clinton said on CNN.
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It was reported this week that Ring had bragged on Instagram about tracking millions of trick-or-treaters this Halloween.
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Since Trump was elected in 2016, Epstein has reportedly bragged to people that he was the one who introduced them.
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Then he bragged about the size of his electoral victory and said the prime minister of Israel was his guy.
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One of the officers claimed it as a "trophy" and bragged that he would use it to decorate his motorcycle.
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He repeatedly bragged that Bush was wasting millions of dollars on TV ads attacking him and getting nothing in return.
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They testified that Gebhardt bragged about killing Coggins, whom he never referred to by name, but by the N-word.
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In the 2005 video, Trump bragged about groping women, kissing them without permission, and trying to seduce a married woman.
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A few days before my college graduation, I bragged that I had made it through college without an allergic reaction.
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Then Stone "bragged" both privately to the Trump campaign and in public about his backchannel communications with WikiLeaks, Zelinsky said.
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Accused by multiple women, with corroborating evidence, of unwanted kissing or touching, and bragged on tape of grabbing women's genitals.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has often bragged about having his pick of only the best people to serve in his administration.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu has bragged that his government is more committed to the settlements than any Israeli government in history.
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Trump specifically praised Pence and CDC and bragged about the praise he said the administration has received for its response.
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But then, as real-time proof, the "Access Hollywood" tape was released on which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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His wife, the Turkish pop star Ebru Gundes, once bragged that he had promised to buy her the planet Mars.
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Trump also bragged about his poll numbers and the state of the economy, another person familiar with the discussions said.
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He bragged about giving a lucrative contract to Gwyneth Paltrow, one of the actresses who has accused him of misconduct.
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WAY back in June 2016, President Donald Trump -- who was then candidate Donald Trump -- bragged about how he handles lawsuits.
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She requested movie premiere tickets, bragged about her friendship with him and thanked him for his support, the lawyer said.
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Trump has frequently bragged about the performance of the stock market during his presidency, taking credit for the sweeping gains.
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" Upping the ante, he also bragged that "very few presidents have done what we've done in a six-month period.
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The arrest did little to quell rumors, because following it, Hong Kong police bragged about arresting the man on Facebook.
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"We memed a President into existence," Chuck Johnson, a troll who had been banned from Twitter, bragged after the election.
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Even worse, the lawyer alleges Mathis walked over to some people nearby and bragged about what he had just done.
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Who was this person who was 'on the inside' with Ambassador Yovanovitch, as Robert Hyde bragged in his WhatsApp message?
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"Speaker Paul Ryan just BRAGGED about a secretary getting a $1.50 tax cut from his tax scam," the ad reads.
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Our hotel, a grand old lodge built concurrently with Mount Rushmore itself, bragged of hosting six presidents over the decades.
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He made waves this week when he bragged about his role in orchestrating her ouster, which Trump ordered in April.
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"Speaker Paul Ryan just BRAGGED about a secretary getting a $28503 tax cut from his tax scam," the ad reads.
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From the beginning, Vanguard took pride in its rock-bottom fees the way other companies bragged about their handsome profits.
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Again, he apparently used his power inappropriately to violate women without consequences and then bragged about it to other men.
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In fact, Butina repeatedly bragged about her work as a spy for the Russian government while drunk, sources told CNN.
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He bragged about being so famous he could just kiss women and grab them "by the pussy" whenever he wanted.
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"), blasted US foreign policy leaders ("a bunch of weak sisters"), and then bragged that he "built a lot of great wealth.
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During the debate on the 2017 tax legislation, President Trump famously bragged that tax cuts would raise worker salaries by $4,000.
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Both of her children are married, she bragged; this is an enormous source of pride for an Indian mother in poverty.
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In addition to extolling the benefits of eating fresh and light, Trump has bragged about maintaining his weight with little tricks.
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The student who posted the video responded that it was her and bragged about their alleged sexual relationship, according to Patch.
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One colleague bragged of renting a strip club for one night, splurging on drinks and prostitutes for himself and for friends.
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Infowars, the far-right news website run by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, bragged Monday about its new White House press credentials.
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Amazon has also bragged that the tech can quickly scan information it collects against databases containing tens of millions of faces.
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National rankings have been assigned, conferences have bragged to other conferences on Twitter, and schedules have been coordinated weeks in advance.
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Before the women came forward, Trump had said he had never acted the way he bragged about doing in the tape.
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"I can't believe I'm saying a candidate for president of the United States has bragged about sexually assaulting women," Obama said.
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Later, DeVine had a glint in his eye when he bragged about his chummy relationship with the rest of the cast.
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Donald Trump himself has bragged about sexually assaulting women and attacked people for the color of their skin and their faith.
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But this sort of Twitter trolling is nothing new for Rousseau, as he has bragged about mocking conservatives in the past.
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Last year, the company bragged about launching the "world's first commercial 5G service," but it wasn't quite what it sounds like.
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Sanders' aides bragged that the campaign raised $2.5 million in the two days after the first Democratic debate in Las Vegas.
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As Facebook's current head of marketing bragged in this speech, the average millennial checks his or her phone 157 times daily.
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The latest artist commissioned to paint the influential Soho wall is a man who has bragged about his predatory sexual behavior.
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It centers on whether the behavior the Republican presidential nominee bragged about, if it did actually happen, would constitute sexual assault.
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In the documentary film, Payne bragged of stealing at least $2 million in jewelry, in the US, Paris, Monaco and Tokyo.
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WASHINGTON – Russian President Vladimir Putin bragged a year ago that his country had a new nuclear-powered missile with unlimited range.
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October 7, 2016: The Washington Post's David Fahrenthold published the Access Hollywood tape, in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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At the press conference, Dumala said that she had heard that Purinton bragged about allegedly shooting her husband and his friend.
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Trump has even bragged about how delicious he thinks the meatloaf is at both Trump Grill and Mar-a-Lago Club.
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" The suspects, police warned, were "professional triggermen" who had bragged to friends that they would "shoot any police officer on sight.
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"Even after Trump bragged about a history of sexual assault … Issa refused to walk away from him," the ad's narrator says.
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Trump is a bombastic billionaire who famously bragged about groping women and publicly espoused pro-choice and pro-same-sex marriageviews.
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He also bragged of his winning record in lawsuits after a USA Today reported detailed the thousands of lawsuits he's faced.
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Mr. Trump, citing a Gallup poll showing eroding public confidence in the media, bragged that he had helped fracture that trust.
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She made the decision after the release of a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump bragged about grabbing women's genitals.
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Donald Trump often bragged about his selections of Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh to crowds of supporters during the 2018 campaigns.
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After being ejected by the campus police, the two students bragged in a video that was widely viewed over social media.
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"For me, it was easy," he bragged to Fox from a Virginia jail where he is being held on other charges.
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"The day I hit that door, if that had been somebody's head, it would have exploded," he bragged to the camera.
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Cracka told me on Monday that the group hacked several other government officials, including some the group never publicly bragged about.
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The party that once impeached Bill Clinton for lying about an affair has defended a man who bragged about sexual assault.
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" At a rally on Wednesday in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Mr. Trump bragged that he had won the debate by "a landslide.
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Trump bragged that his European travel ban is saving lives, even though it hadn't taken effect yet (that happens at midnight).
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People seem to forget that Cussler is a former advertising agency guy, and has publicly bragged about his past media stunts.
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People look at Ivanka and want to believe that there's a nice guy behind the man who bragged about groping women.
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Trump, of course, has dealt with his own share of sexual assault accusations and bragged about groping women without their consent.
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Atkins was partly responsible for the vicious killing of Sharon Tate, and she often bragged about ignoring Tate's pleas for life.
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Mr. Papadopoulos bragged in May 2016 to a pair of Australian diplomats about Mr. Mifsud's offer of Russian dirt about Mrs.
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Before the election, there was the "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump bragged about grabbing and kissing women without their consent.
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But the recording offers a glimpse into how one of Brazil's richest men bragged about obstructing justice to the nation's president.
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Trump bragged about the size of the crowds attending his event, then said the media hadn't been reporting on them accurately.
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Throughout his campaign, he often bragged that he knew better than the doubters, who he predicted eventually would be proven wrong.
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A friend from another firm recently bragged about working with the D.C.C.C. and making millions of dollars from oil and gas.
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Nor was it true, as Kelly further charged, that Wilson bragged about securing funding for a new FBI building in Miami.
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I had friends in college who bragged about drunkenly screaming obscenities at police officers and suffering no consequences as a result.
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While he might have bragged about sexually assaulting women when he was a young, immature 59-year-old, he's different now.
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Pelosi and Schumer have bragged that they are securing spending that's $107 billion higher than the levels when Trump took office.
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The broad policy agenda that Republicans bragged would be forthcoming if they could only win control in Washington has eluded them.
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Officials say they found a TON of online reviews of the spa in which men bragged about getting sex services there.
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He also complained about an immigration agreement between the US and Australia and bragged about his surprise electoral victory in Wisconsin.
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" — RACHEL MADDOW "Once you're the first president in American history who's under counterintelligence investigation by the F.B.I. and likely under a criminal obstruction of justice probe, for something that you openly committed and then bragged about to the Russians before you bragged about it on NBC News, you don't get to make your own news anymore.
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Prosecutors said Dedmon was driving the truck and later bragged that he ran over Anderson, using a racial slur to describe him.
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The chief fuel tapper, known as Fito, bragged to Juan and the gang about his refinery contacts and his unique tapping skills.
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The lieutenant governor bragged that the school where the shooting took place, Santa Fe High School, had won an award for safety.
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But it's likely to be a sore subject for people who bragged during last year's holiday feast about their new investment idea.
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Many people in the scene humble-bragged that Austrians just don't have enough experience dealing with failure to survive the entrepreneurial gauntlet.
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"In [Vermont], we have no gun control of any kind," Howard Dean, who was running as the left candidate that year, bragged.
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And law enforcement around the country has made little apparent effort to account for most of the murders he's bragged about committing.
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Although President Donald Trump has bragged about his accomplishments during his first 100 days in office, The Simpsons paints a different picture.
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He's bragged that he would win New York and California, and he's tried to make a pitch to disaffected Bernie Sanders voters.
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On the Howard Stern Show, he once bragged that he made a "very young" Lohan get an STD before they slept together.
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Trump also held up pictures of different sections of the wall and bragged about the advanced engineering that's gone into its construction.
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At Mobile World Congress, Xiaomi CEO Hugo Barra bragged about the back camera's 4-axis optical image stabilization and phase detection autofocus.
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She also challenged the testimony of a gang member who testified that Dwright Doty bragged about killing the boy while in jail.
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"After Mnuchin bragged about Trump's stamina and overall fitness, Allen asked, "Given his diet and exercise, how does he pull that off?
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To that point, our Z-Ro sources point out Brittany bragged she was trending on social media ... the day after his arrest.
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"I did lots of robocalls" for political campaigns, Mr Trump bragged to the Daily Mail, a British newspaper, after elections in 2014.
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You also mentioned a conversation with one of Crime Mob's former managers in which he bragged about taking most of their money?
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Cohen, a fixer who has reportedly bragged about Russian mob ties, doesn't have deep understanding of US health care or telecom policy.
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"What a crowd, what a turnout," Trump bragged of the assembled victims of Harvey, which made landfall just north of Corpus Christi.
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During the first season, Lee Sizemore often bragged about his sophisticated storytelling, but in Shogun World, his pompous pontifications are laid bare.
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For this task, Chapo bragged about having a small airplane "made of carbon fiber, which made it undetectable by radar," Rosero testified.
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What made xxxMDMA special on the forums was that, as they themself repeatedly bragged, the product wasn't a poor quality Chinese knockoff.
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And they were outraged when a 2005 video surfaced in which he bragged about kissing women without permission and grabbing their genitals.
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Remember when he bragged about sexually assaulting women and then 65 million Americans voted him in as leader of the free world?
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Trump bragged in his victory speech Tuesday night that television ads and shots from rivals have done nothing to slow his rise.
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The underwater drone was one of the six weapons Russian President Vladimir Putin bragged about during a national address in March 2018.
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You'll recall Trump bragged that his popularity among his base was so strong he could stand in the middle of 5th Ave.
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Christie had "bragged about" previous bi-partisan pension reform that mandated contributions, only to back out later, Senate President Steve Sweeney said.
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Trump is a bombastic billionaire who famously bragged about groping women and publicly espoused pro-choice and pro-same-sex marriage views.
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In 2004 George W. Bush bragged of the political capital he had "earned", even though he won by just 2.5 percentage points.
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On the campaign trail, Trump bragged about his "very dear friend Carl Icahn," the name functioning as a byword for boundless prosperity.
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Trump once bragged that his supporters are so loyal, he could shoot someone in the street and he would not lose support.
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" A city attorney in New Mexico called items that could be seized "little goodies" and bragged that public officials "could be czars.
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Last year, Tyson Foods, the largest poultry producer in the country, bragged about $461 million in profits over a three-month period.
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Trump bragged on it again Friday morning when he met with his convention volunteers here before flying off on Trump Force One.
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Another was an Afghan intelligence agent who bragged on Facebook that he had the honor of striking the fatal blow against her.
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Unsurprisingly, a father of five who once bragged about not changing diapers seems a little fuzzy on the details of reproductive health.
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"I don't spend more than a $100 a year on clothes and look at what I make," Irene bragged, according to Eric.
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Clinton was building a slight edge even before the revelation that Donald J. Trump had bragged about sexual assault roiled the race.
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A week earlier, Trump bragged during a Republican presidential debate in Detroit that "there's no problem" with the size of his penis.
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Clinton had confronted Mr. Trump at the last debate about the recently released 2005 video in which he bragged about groping women.
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" In his State of the Union address in February, he bragged about his judicial appointments, promising, "We have many in the pipeline.
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He has called Mexicans rapists and criminals, discouraged black renters, bragged about grabbing women's genitals, advocated banning Muslims and encouraged physical violence.
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In one video, Bienvenido Ramírez, a congressman, bragged about all the benefits he had received because of his support of Mr. Kuczynski.
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President Trump bragged on Tuesday about the secret deal he claimed to have made with Mexico (which Mexico's foreign minister has denied).
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New government data this week showed the economy grew by 4.2 percent in the second quarter — something Trump's bragged about a lot.
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The president has bragged to some aides that he would be able to clear himself if he talked to Mr. Mueller's team.
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Mr. Coker said Tuesday that witnesses had eventually come forward, saying that Mr. Gebhardt had bragged openly about having committed the crime.
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"I can't believe I'm saying that a candidate for president of the United States has bragged about sexually assaulting women," she said.
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Instead of buying ham and lard from a plantation commissary, Ms. Height bragged, Delta women went a year without store-bought pork.
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He bragged he'd given the party $5 million during the 2012 election campaign — legally, as the Bahamas has no campaign finance laws.
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President Donald Trump once bragged that if he ever ran for president, he'd be the first person to make money off it.
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It came after The Washington Post published an excerpt from an "Access Hollywood" tape, in which Mr. Trump bragged about groping women.
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But, what Trump did with Trudeau -- and how he bragged later about what he did with Trudeau -- is a very dangerous thing.
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Kids are central in Ring's marketing strategy, and the company even bragged about how many children they surveilled on Halloween this year.
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In his first message to the chat group, Cruz bragged about writing a letter to President Donald Trump -- and receiving a response.
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Their suspicions were reinforced when Iranian Revolutionary Guards officers were later quoted in Iran's state press as having bragged about the payment.
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In the days immediately leading up to and following the debates, he bragged about frequent visits to ground zero after the Sept.
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In the days immediately leading up to and following the debates, he bragged about frequent visits to ground zero after the Sept.
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It's far worse," she said, adding that the "Access Hollywood" tape, in which Trump bragged about grabbing women's genitals, was "fully litigated.
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In the 22019s, Honda bragged that the Civic, which sold for something over $33,23, about $2900,2500 in today's dollars, came one way.
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The incident took place not long after the now-infamous 2005 Access Hollywood tape on which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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Boleyn alleges he bragged about things such as auctioning off two members of the Runaways to be passed around during a party.
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And she bragged about how attendance for the Women's March was so far looking much better than turnout for Trump's own inauguration.
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On Wednesday night, a campaign staff member bragged that the Greenville office had just received a new shipment of 12,000 such yard signs.
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"It's bigger than Air Force One, which is a step down from this in every way," he bragged to Rolling Stone in 2015.
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Meanwhile, Trump, a man who has bragged about being able to sexually assault women, has made feminist activism feel all the more urgent.
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I had seen her posts on Facebook, where she bragged about the flexibility and financial freedom her burgeoning business venture had allowed her.
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In a statement posted to the website, Torba also bragged about how the crackdown on his company has only made it more famous.
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He bragged in the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape that when he sees beautiful women he wants, "I don't even wait" for their consent.
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President Barack Obama bragged about hitting singles and doubles when he couldn't hit home runs; there's nothing wrong with being a good gardener.
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It has bragged about how it increased voter turnout (and organ donation) by subtly amping up the social pressures that compel virtuous behavior.
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Earlier he'd bragged that when he was young, he'd leave early in the morning, go up one side, then run down the other.
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In Cruz's first message to the group, he bragged about writing a letter to President Trump and receiving a response, the report said.
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In 2016, the user bragged about a "massive story in wearables for an entire new line which we will close later this year".
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Rainwater claims after the dust settled, Yella and his crew headed back to the club's parking lot and bragged about the alleged assault.
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In the late 1990s, when he was trying to build traction for a 2000 presidential campaign, Kasich bragged about listening to Pearl Jam.
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He once described his relationship with the much younger Paula Barbieri, a stunning model who, he often bragged, looked like actress Julia Roberts.
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As the president bragged about low unemployment and touted the historically low jobless rates for African Americans, Democrats were glued to their seats.
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Later in 2010, Munn claimed she saw Ratner at a party, where he reportedly bragged about ejaculating on magazine covers featuring her image.
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All my life, I'd bragged about my ability to fall into a deep, coma-like state wherever, whenever, rivaled only by the dead.
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Hernandez bragged about his alleged crimeAccording to investigators, Hernandez reportedly began telling his relatives about how he had murdered a child in 1981.
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Raymond Hernandez says Pattiz brandished a handgun in their office on multiple occasions, and also bragged about his deep ties with law enforcement.
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Miller did not reveal what was said, though reports indicated Saipov bragged about the assault and said he was "proud" of the attack.
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"Everything you've done, I've bragged about it, even if no one cared," brother Kedrick Pitts said in his eulogy, according to The Advocate.
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The Trump administration has bragged that it's more aggressive in immigration enforcement than President Obama was at the end of his second term.
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The Strasbourg shooter jumped in a taxi after his alleged attack and the bragged to the driver about it, French authorities said Wednesday.
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He bragged about voting with John Boehner a majority of the time, and ran against cap and trade and the Affordable Care Act.
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Collins has bragged about how he has attracted investors to Innate, including other Republican House members, but so much for that stock tip.
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In a 20053 Phrack profile that used his handle only, Watt bragged about starting Project Mayhem, which included hacks against prominent white hats.
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Later in 2010, Munn claims she saw Ratner at a party, where he reportedly bragged about ejaculating on magazine covers featuring her image.
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When President Trump, then-Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, and other Trump officials bragged about "unshackling" immigration agents, this is what they meant.
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When Weinstein arrived on the boat, he made unwanted advances on the model and bragged about the A-list actresses he'd slept with.
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Rather than laughing along as Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, Bush admits it would have been quite easy to change the subject.
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President Trump bragged about U.S. fighter jets that are "almost like an invisible fighter" while talking to Coast Guard service members on Thanksgiving.
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Trump himself has bragged that if he'd been in Paris on the night of the attacks there, he would have shot the terrorists.
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Touring the country in support of Republican candidates, the president puffed out his chest and bragged about his ability to draw a crowd.
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Cohen entered into contracts with companies during the transition period and bragged about his access to Trump's inner circle, according to previous reports.
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I met a man who humble-bragged about the $10,000-a-month child support his ex-wife demanded for his daughters' clothing allowance.
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This also caused a rehashing of Trump's infamous "Access Hollywood" tape where he bragged about grabbing women by the genitals without their consent.
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She cited fears of nuclear war, specifically referencing a tweet from Trump in which he bragged about the size of his nuclear button.
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Trump has responded by calling them liars and insulting them (even though he had previously bragged about precisely the behavior the women describe).
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Trump first demonstrated his penchant for distortion and deception as a young man when he bragged about his accomplishments before he had any.
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The gang also made one big and amateurish mistake: They bragged about what they had done — often in expletive-laced Cockney rhyming slang.
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The man bragged about the various fighting styles he'd studied in his lifetime, swinging his mop handle like a like a Japanese bō.
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Trump has frequently bragged about the surge in the stock market on his watch, touting it as evidence that his administration is succeeding.
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Photographs and videos showed the men attacking counterprotesters, prosecutors said in court papers, and the men bragged about their attacks in Facebook messages.
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"He bragged that he had two young, new female lieutenants and suggested we all take a sauna together," she said, her voice trembling.
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They bragged about their award-winning low C-section rates and reducing hemorrhage risk like they were talking about their children's report cards.
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The party has been plunged into chaos, with many members openly rejecting a candidate who has bragged about grabbing women by the pussy.
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She denounced President Trump last year after tapes were released in which Mr. Trump, then a candidate, bragged about forcing himself on women.
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Wet-brining still had its partisans: John Boehner, the former speaker of the House, bragged about his turkey-brining acumen whenever he could.
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He downplayed the kind of power he once held in Hollywood and bragged about his charitable donations after 9/11 and Hurricane Sandy.
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The MoviePass CEO once bragged about tracking customers' location, and after a media fallout, the company promptly disabled location-tracking within the app.
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If President Trump hadn't bragged about sexual assault and called a gorgeous porn star a horseface, would we still be getting our year?
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And he has bragged about planting fake stories in the press, including one that went viral about Trump ordering former New Jersey Gov.
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President Donald Trump has boasted, bullied, bragged, charmed and even lied his way through his first three years as America's first Twitter president.
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At the start of his address last year, Trump generated laughter among the delegates when he bragged about what his administration has accomplished.
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He bragged to a foreign diplomat that he knew Russia was willing to help the Trump campaign by releasing damaging emails about Clinton.
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Michael Sullivan, a lawyer for Gawker, played the excerpt from Bubba's radio show in which Hogan bragged about the size of his penis.
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Michael Cohen The man who once bragged he'd take a bullet for Donald Trump may instead inflict some serious political damage on him.
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Trump wore to an October 2016 debate after the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape where her husband bragged about grabbing women's genitals.
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The president bragged that he didn't need to prepare for the summit and that he'd size up Kim Jong Un in a minute.
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Trump heaped praise on the troops and bragged about his accomplishments, specifically praising the work to destroy the Islamic State and al-Qaida.
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Biden bragged that he was the only one on stage who has accomplished major legislative achievements, a claim that arguably has some merit.
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Mr. Trump has often bragged about the testing moratorium, citing it as his biggest achievement in his on-off diplomacy with Mr. Kim.
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"They said Never Trump, now they're Only Trump," he bragged to laughter and applause, according to a recording of part of the remarks.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has long bragged about the many women friends he has and the female clerks he's worked to promote.
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But for the great majority of Americans, he proposed larger tax cuts than his opponent, John McCain, and Obama repeatedly bragged about them.
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When the Access Hollywood tape came out in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, I saw members of my church defending Trump.
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Alex Lageman even bragged about days on the Cal Berkeley football team -- where he played mostly as a backup from 2007 to 2010.
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The woman who famously fired back at criticism for her failure to secure the Benghazi consulate, "What difference does it make," who bragged about being the architect of a deal that would eventually fund the Iran terror government to the tune of $150 billion, and who bragged about being Obama's "designated yeller" at Prime Minister Netanyahu, suddenly appeared frail, vulnerable, and weak.
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Donald J. Trump bragged during Thursday night's Republican debate that he had won almost half the Hispanic vote in the Nevada caucuses on Tuesday.
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A witness, described as a female, teenage drug customer, told police that Cruz bragged about going on a "purge," according to an IMPD affidavit.
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These are the facts though, Obama did not reset a relationship with Russia even though he bragged about it all the way through 2012.
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It's also hard to forget the now-infamous leaked Access Hollywood audio from 33, in which Trump bragged about grabbing women by their genitals.
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SUMMERS: -- when you look at the president that we have right now who was called women pigs, who has bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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Trump even bragged on this to diners at the fancy 21 Club in New York, as he sneaked out for a steak this week.
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Former Labor Secretary Tom Perez bragged to the Democratic National Committee's "future forum" about racing to airport protests in Houston and then San Francisco.
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I recently went to a beauty launch for a $50 moisturizer that the founder bragged had sold out within its first week at Sephora.
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After Trump bragged that he could "grab [women] by the pussy," people from all over the political spectrum condemned such groping as sexual assault.
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She then details meeting with him years later, that he bragged about having slept with famous actresses and asked her up to his room.
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Trump, for instance, has bragged about the value of his golf courses but then claimed they were worth far less for property tax purposes.
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She then pivoted to discussing a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women by grabbing their genitals without permission.
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During an interview on Steve Hilton's Fox News show on Sunday, President Donald Trump bragged about how rapidly his administration is getting stuff done.
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Shaughnessy also allegedly bragged to his friends that he would receive anywhere from $1 million to $8 million upon the death of his parents.
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Foster alleged that Kidwell had bragged about being a member of the Ku Klux Klan and said that he had previously assaulted black people.
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Mr Trump won the presidency a few weeks after a video of him surfaced in which he bragged of grabbing women "by the pussy".
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She then ran into a friend and fellow up-and-coming director, who also bragged about his own jump into a big-budget film.
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Zuckerberg has bragged about firing someone for leaking information to the press, and announced their firing to the company at an all hands meeting.
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And he, instead, grew richer because of the system he bragged during the primaries that he had helped shape by influencing politicians with donations.
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His approval ratings fell even lower, as he pulled back on promised payments into the public-employee pension system he had bragged about overhauling.
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By the way, Donald Trump has bragged how much he opposed the Vietnam War -- the method of protest back then was burning the flag.
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Jennifer Lawrence is slamming claims of a sexual relationship with Harvey Weinstein after reports emerged on Friday that Weinstein bragged about sleeping with her.
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Meehan was raised by a father that bragged about his (unproven) lineage to a famous mafia boss, and imparted mafia tactics to his son.
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So when he bragged that he was "tougher than Nigerian hair," people picked up on the saying — no matter how offensive the quip was.
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The company bragged this week that it's up to 3 million members from a reported 500,000 last year, which is nothing to sneer at.
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" It's bizarre that Trump, who has bragged about his MBA from the University of Pennsylvania, is now lumping himself in with the "poorly educated.
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"I did lots of robocalls" for political campaigns, Mr Trump bragged to the Daily Mail, a British newspaper, after the 2014 mid-term elections.
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Late Monday afternoon, CNN had yet another way to torture Trump, this time aiming for what he has bragged about the most — the polls.
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"I can't believe I'm saying a candidate for president of the United States has bragged about sexually assaulting women," Obama said at the time.
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At every turn, Mr. Trump bragged about how much more compelling his event was than the rumpus unfolding at the same time across town.
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The threats all center around the viral video of the heinous shark incident -- the show's star, Alex Kompothecras, bragged he knows the guys responsible.
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Bentz bragged on Twitter that he and his fellow "Bulldogs", from the University of Georgia, had won more medals in Rio than many nations.
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The actor's friend and 90210 costar Shannen Doherty exclusively told PEOPLE that Perry was a proud pop who frequently bragged about his children's achievements.
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Abandoning basic statistics, he has bragged that big crowds at his rallies prove that scientific polls showing him trailing in the race are wrong.
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"I can't believe that I am saying that a candidate for president of the United States has bragged about sexually assaulting women," she said.
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In fact, as a candidate, Trump bragged that he "could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot people" and "wouldn't lose voters".
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Before the election in 2016, that Access Hollywood tape where Trump bragged about committing sexual assault did not affect his chances of becoming president.
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Washington (CNN)Russian officials bragged in conversations during the presidential campaign that they had cultivated a strong relationship with former Trump adviser retired Gen.
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Seth had bragged that he had photos of this girl, but May hadn't been able to bring herself to ask the friend about Seth.
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Incensed to see a man who bragged about sexual assault become president, women on Inauguration Day organized marches in every state of the union.
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"You have somebody [in Trump] who bragged about bribing public officials," Eugene O'Donnell, a former Brooklyn cop and prosecutor, says of Trump firing Bharara.
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The actor's friend and 90210 costar Shannen Doherty exclusively told PEOPLE that Luke was a proud pop who frequently bragged about his children's achievements.
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We don't know how many Vives have been purchased overall, although HTC bragged of selling 15,000 units in the first 10 minutes of preorders.
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But the news was met with criticism; in the past, Bushnell has bragged about the sexualized nature of Atari's freewheeling office in the 1970s.
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"It's got $40m-worth of bronze in it," Mr Trump bragged of the design by Zurab Tsereteli, a Moscow-based monumental sculptor, in 1997.
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We were all Republican (except for a friend who bragged about his family being the only Democrats in town; he might have been right).
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Mr. Barrientos, who was described in court as having bragged about shooting Mr. Jara, is also a defendant in a criminal prosecution in Chile.
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But, in the exchange with media on Monday, Trump bragged about dropping the "Mother of All Bombs," also known as the MOAB, on Afghanistan.
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Former President Obama jokingly bragged about his administration at a tech conference in Las Vegas, saying he did not have scandals during his presidency.
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He tweeted last year that Trump was "incapable of reading a book, much less writing one," after the president bragged about his writing skills.
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In the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte – who once bragged about personally gunning down drug dealers from his motorcycle – is admired by many Filipino citizens.
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He'd heard from a seventeen-year-old whom a Beatrice cop described as a "maybe retard" that they had bragged about committing the murder.
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Coming after he bragged about sexually assaulting women in the 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape, Trump's election provoked its greatest backlash among Democratic-leaning women.
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Late last year, he bragged that he personally pulled the trigger and killed three people years ago while serving as mayor of Davao City.
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"Whenever there's a tragedy, everything goes up, my numbers go way up," Mr. Trump bragged last December, after the shootings in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Pistolis belonged to a white supremacist group and had bragged online about participating the violence that erupted during the Charlottesville march, ProPublica first reported.
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Our current President, for example, once bragged to a TV show host about how easily he is able to grab women by their genitals.
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Initially, I thought the smell was from Sam—he showered infrequently and often bragged about not wearing deodorant—but he assured me it wasn't.
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And he bragged about crossing conservatives to protect entitlements: But in office, President Trump has been submissive to the congressional GOP's health care agenda.
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Washington (CNN)The Jewish lawyer whom Kayla Moore, wife of failed Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, bragged about knowing is actually a practicing Christian.
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Kushner's sister, Nicole Meyer, has bragged about the company's high-level ties when trying to attract Chinese investment in a New Jersey apartment complex.
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"Donald Trump came to Puerto Rico and shamefully bragged that the death toll was something to be proud of," Velázquez said in a statement.
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How long it's been since President Trump bragged that the "stock market has smashed one record after another" at the State of the Union.
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For more than a decade, that kind of veteran was a point of pride for Duke fans: Our best guys, they bragged, stick around.
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She said the dozen women who meet each week were galvanized by President Trump, who previously bragged about grabbing women by their genital area.
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Gail Collins So, to start the year, our president bragged that he has a "much bigger" nuclear button than the guy in North Korea.
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Pastor Browne bragged during the service that River Church would remain open for the duration ... but TMZ has learned the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Dept.
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He bragged about going to prostitutes as a young man, saying that doing so was the only way to get "serviced" in the 1950s.
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He promised that his campaign would be signing up "millions and millions" of registered independent and Democratic voters, and bragged about his poll numbers.
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This from a man who has bragged about not paying taxes because he is "smart," and who may not have paid any for years.
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The man suspected of carrying out the deadly terror attack Tuesday in New York City reportedly bragged about his actions from his hospital bed.
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" Trump, on the tape, bragged that he could grope women because of his celebrity status and that sometimes he would "just start kissing them.
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The Canadian leader, the National Post says, once even bragged that his cabinet had more Sikhs in it than Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's.
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Rather than fully owning up to to the disastrous aspects of the bill, Biden has over the years bragged about it and defended it.
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Mr. Giuliani would later deny that he had heard about the emails from F.B.I. agents, though he had bragged about that in broadcast interviews.
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Earlier this week, President Trump bragged about U.S. nuclear capabilities in a tweet directed at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Read more here.
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Papadopoulos also reportedly bragged to a British official that he was in touch with senior officials in the Russian government, according to the Post.
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CNN reported earlier Thursday that Trump has bragged about the positive coverage he's received for his handling of Kavanaugh's accuser, according to multiple sources.
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Just like his near daily tweets boasting about stock market gains and the economy, Trump has on multiple occasions bragged about essentially repealing Obamacare.
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Biden later bragged that he held up more than $1 billion in loan guarantees and gave the Ukrainians just hours to fire the prosecutor.
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He bragged to friends about seeing people killed, and in a social media post, he posed, bare-chested and crazy-eyed, aiming a revolver.
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Police were tipped off to Stables' plan by a member of a far-right Facebook group to whom he had bragged about his plans.
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Barriss even bragged on Twitter that he'd called in the bomb threat that interrupted the Federal Communications Commission hearing on net neutrality in December.
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Related: Billy Bush has an op-ed in today's Times about the "Access Hollywood" tape, on which Trump bragged to Bush about molesting women.
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McCain formally withdrew his support of Trump after the infamous Access Hollywood tape, in which the Republican nominee bragged about sexual assault, went public.
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Coronel, who met the then-43-year-old mayor, recalled how he had once bragged about throwing a drug dealer out of a helicopter.
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Donald Trump bragged about highly classified intelligence concerning an Islamic State plot during last week's Oval Office meeting with the Russian foreign minister and ambassador.
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He is a celebrity who has for years despicably demeaned women, bragged about possibly sexually assaulting women and defended men involved in (alleged) sexual improprieties.
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Kil also apparently bragged about never getting caught, saying things like this:The thing about the FBI, though, is that it's very good at catching criminals.
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Though Jukin bragged about how many embedded views a good clip could rack up, it has since decided to block one of its biggest referrers.
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That means there's only one port that can handle 4K and HDR and all the stuff the TV bragged about having when you bought it.
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Rick bragged on video Friday that he had a convo with Game about burying the hatchet with Meek -- and even plugged both of their albums.
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The brother of Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock bragged about being related to him after the attack ... and that's how he got busted for child porn.
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Horton, the worker who had dragged Metcalf to her room, said the techs who went to Young's room later bragged about "taking time beating" him.
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The golfing great bragged to the outlet that he predicted GT would hit the hole-in-one when they talked about him taking the shot.
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He also railed against "sanctuary cities" for undocumented immigrants and bragged that he was building hundred of miles of new wall along the Mexico border.
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All of the witnesses allege that Welch, Pennington and Busick bragged about the murders, and threatened to kill anyone who turned them in to police.
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He bragged continually ("Nobody has ever had crowds like Trump has had"), scrambling the fact-checkers of media outlets, some of whom he also decried.
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Most of the photos showed off the facility's capabilities, but in one, Zuckerberg bragged about performing superheroics with a pair of white motion control gloves.
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Were Trump a more circumspect and well-mannered man, who never bragged about how rich he is, his wealth would be less of an issue.
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Falwell even said that Trump, a twice-divorced former casino magnate who has bragged openly about his sexual exploits, was an exemplar of Christian values.
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Team Trump may have acted in an amateurish fashion, but both sides have bragged about their willingness to use Kremlin crud to win an election.
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Clearly this is not the first time a celebrity has bragged publicly about their sexual encounters with a woman (we're looking at you, The Game).
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But in a 2005 recording of the show "Access Hollywood," which came to light shortly before the 2016 presidential election, Trump bragged about grabbing women.
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He was promptly fired after the tape, which was filmed in 2005, featured Bush laughing as then-Apprentice star Donald Trump bragged about groping women.
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The Republican presidential nominee's campaign bragged on Thursday that its Facebook broadcast of the previous evening's U.S. presidential debate drew more than 24 million people.
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"Delivering everything under the sun and 25,000 new jobs", bragged a glossy flyer from Amazon about its plans to build a second headquarters in Queens.
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RAHM EMANUEL, who is poised to retire as Chicago's mayor, recently bragged that on his watch the population of America's third-largest city had grown.
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First thing I did was screenshot that email and send it to my group chat and I bragged about it for a good hour. Yeah.
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"DELIVERING EVERYTHING under the sun and 25,000 new jobs", bragged a glossy flyer from Amazon about its plans to build a second headquarters in Queens.
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Far from being introspective about their complicity in 11 deaths this weekend, Gab's management openly bragged about the traffic they were seeing after the shooting.
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Jay Inslee basically bragged that he was the only lawmaker on stage who has signed a law protecting a woman's right to choose an abortion.
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In her June tweet, Doyle posted screenshots showing that the troll had created a new account and bragged he'd "beat[en] the case" against him.
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The hacker who bragged about stealing personal data on 20193 million Capital One customers in the U.S. and Canada was arrested and charged on Monday.
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The hacker who bragged about stealing personal data on 23 million Capital One customers in the U.S. and Canada was arrested and charged on Monday.
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"I can't believe I'm saying that a candidate for president of the United States has bragged about sexually assaulting women," a visibly emotional Obama said.
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On a much lighter note, Hulk scoffs at Stone Cold Steve Austin, who just bragged he could easily go toe-to-toe with the Hulkster.
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Pratt also showed just as much excitement in the caption for the video — and even bragged about how well his buddy's movie was being received.
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"Other people run away from danger," Chea bragged over a chili mango and sweating glasses of iced coffee in a cafe by National Highway 7.
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"I can't believe I'm saying a candidate for President of the United States has bragged about sexually assaulting women," she said during the impassioned speech.
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He claims Stone knew a damaging story about Trump would soon be published — the Access Hollywood tape story, in which Trump bragged about groping women.
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Michelle Obama delivered a scathing speech last October, attacking Trump for having "bragged about sexually assaulting women," in reference to the infamous Access Hollywood tape.
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"This past weekend, the nationalist bragged on Facebook and Instagram that he'd sent $14.88 to The New Yorker's former fact checker Talia Lavin," Observer notes.
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Earlier this month, he tweeted that Trump was "incapable of reading a book, much less writing one," after the president bragged about his writing skills.
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Candy Peña bragged to whoever was on her air vent that Hauser was her boyfriend, that he got her "a whole grip" of knitting supplies.
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The former police chief of Biscayne Park, Florida, once bragged at a city council meeting that his department had a 100% clearance rate for burglaries.
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For the past few months, Trump has bragged—with a mixture of fact and fiction—about his great, amazing, incredible strides in accomplishing that goal.
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This is the guy who, at the same debate, both complained about America's deteriorating infrastructure and bragged that he was too smart to pay taxes.
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The company held a big presentation for the media in which it bragged about its efforts to get fake news and misinformation off its pages.
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Stone bragged about close ties with Assange during the 2016 campaign but then revised his story and said he was just repeating publicly available information.
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And Sessions intervened when Papadopoulos bragged that he could set up a meeting with Russian officials as far back as the end of March 2016.
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He has repeatedly bragged about his work to combat trafficking locally, having served on the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force for a few years.
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Mar-a-Lago club members -- An informal group of dues-paying members at Trump's private club bragged of influencing VA policy, which could benefit them.
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In 2016, although he denied ever committing the acts he bragged about on the tape, Trump apologized for the gutter chatter heard on the recording.
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For years, the NFL could do no wrong and they bragged about the power they wielded in halls of Congress and with the White House.
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Not too long ago, Uber bragged that drivers working at least 40 hours a week could earn over $90,000 a year in New York City.
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The man who once bragged about sexual assault also joked that he groped his wife in public, newly unearthed recordings first obtained by Newsweek reveal.
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He also bragged to another group that he had made money for some of his fellow lawmakers after tipping them off to the Innate stock.
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He also claimed he had "nothing to do with Putin" and has never spoken to him, although he's bragged about meeting him in the past.
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Vrba also told the police about how he'd bragged about killing Steinfeld to his friends, offering up gruesome details about how he'd mutilated her body.
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Previously Girls Scouts of America and the Academy both bragged about the $65k they'd raised -- but now GSA seems to be wiping its hands clean.
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Trump bragged America's victory over ISIS in his infrastructure speech, and in what seemed like an impromptu aside, announced a potentially huge foreign policy development.
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Back in January, Houston claimed a $1 billion revenue run rate and even bragged that an analyst report showed Dropbox's growth outpacing that of Salesforce.
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"The war room is up and running," Bannon bragged, saying Citizens of the American Republican will focus on the triumvirate of ideas, communication and action.
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According to a police report obtained by theOrlando Sentinel, a man decked Zimmerman in the face after the 32-year-old bragged about shooting Martin.
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Described as a "troubled kid," Nikolas Cruz, the 19-year-old charged in the shooting, had an affinity for violence and bragged about killing animals.
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In fact McConnell bragged that telling the president "you will not fill the Supreme Court vacancy" was one of the proudest days of his life.
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Most of them spoke out after the release of an "Access Hollywood" recording on which he bragged about kissing and groping women without their consent.
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Trump has bragged about groping women, made degrading comments about women's bodies, and claimed (and then retracted) that women should be punished for having abortions.
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He competed with Japanese developers for properties in New York City, then bragged of selling condominiums and office space for a premium to Japanese buyers.
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Dern's big scene was at an out-of-control Hollywood rager, where she, playing a posturing 29-year-old, bragged falsely about using a diaphragm.
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" Trump also bragged about the economy, telling the scouts about the state of unemployment in the U.S. and promising to bring back "trillions of dollars.
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In December 2015, he bragged to the Republican Jewish Coalition that he didn't "want their money" and so they weren't going to support him anyway.
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On Sunday, the president bragged on Twitter about his administration's efforts to improve relations with North Korea to eventually have it dismantle its nuclear program.
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" Another, Secretary of State Brian Kemp, bragged that he had a pickup truck big enough to "round up criminal illegals and take them home myself.
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In one meeting of the council, which sees itself as apolitical, she bragged to staff members that she was wearing shoes from Ivanka Trump's brand.
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He even bragged about crowd size while touring a hospital in El Paso, Texas, in the wake of a mass shooting at a local Walmart.
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On social media, Lil Pump bragged about crashing a new Porsche and, after reaching one million followers on Instagram, celebrated with a Xanax-shaped cake.
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" Fifteen years ago, he bragged about behavior that amounts to sexual assaults on women, claiming that "when you're a star they let you do it.
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He bragged to his eye doctor about receiving direct phone calls from Mr. Trump, and touted his invitation to a private lunch after the inauguration.
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In school I would often hear about it, kids always bragged about how much they got, or how much they made for doing certain chores.
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He's a man who's bragged about having sexual intercourse with a bear, and so I question whether that is necessarily the right person for Brienne.
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The lawyers said she continued to see Mr. Weinstein long after the alleged attack and had bragged to her friends about her friendship with him.
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The fact that she bragged to her supporters about calling CNN's Manu Raju a hack suggests she's focused on the Trump base in her state.
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Their show of solidarity came after Trump, who bragged about Brady's support on the campaign trail, went after players who kneel during the national anthem.
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The payment came shortly after the release of Trump's infamous "Access Hollywood" tape, in which he bragged about kissing and fondling women without their consent.
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What followed wasn't pretty, as I passionately pointed out that my candidate never grabbed a woman by the you know what and bragged about it.
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A divorced former movie star who had once bragged about his carnal conquests (sound familiar?), he went out of his way to coddle the Rev.
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Facebook has bragged to Congress about the amount of illegal material it removes before anyone sees it, a standard very few other companies could meet.
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They bragged about the clash at the embassy in Baghdad as an "Anti-Benghazi" and distributed videos of Apache helicopters releasing flares above the embassy.
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If 2020 has taught us anything, it is that George Bush was right, in 1980, when he bragged about the "Big Mo" after winning Iowa.
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Trump bragged, on the "Access Hollywood" videotape, about committing sexual assault—one of many hideous offenses that he instinctively believed would make him appear powerful.
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The president has bragged to friends that he secured Mr. Zucker's current job by recommending him to a top executive at Turner, CNN's parent company.
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The exemption also resolves some awkward political problems for Trump, who has repeatedly bragged about all the Apple jobs he was supposedly bringing back stateside.
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The incident occurred shortly after the release of the 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape, in which Trump bragged about kissing and fondling women without their consent.
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Rather, he bragged that he had successfully pressured the Ukrainian government to fire a prosecutor who was widely criticized for failing to bring corruption prosecutions.
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They observed a man who had been married three times, bragged about committing adultery, and said vulgar things about women on Howard Stern's radio show.
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Trump has continuously tweeted out reports about the success of the stock market and bragged about the strength of the economy since he took office.
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Maybe you've even bragged that you're a hard worker, or about how passionate you are about the company (even if it sells watches or insurance).
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The next day, The Daily Stormer published an article by Mr. Anglin that falsely said Mr. Obeidallah had bragged about perpetrating the bombing in Manchester.
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In October 2016, after the tape leaked in which GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump bragged that he liked to "grab" women "by the pussy," Rep.
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" Doe claims the next day Caruso bragged in front of her about his sexual prowess while his GF said, "No mas burro, no mas burro!!
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Indeed, back in 2015, then-House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy outright bragged that the GOP's endless series of Benghazi investigations had damaged Hillary Clinton politically.
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The election of Trump, a candidate who once bragged about sexual assault on tape, could signal to harassers that this type of behavior is acceptable.
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Shutting down a site or user guarantees a measure of publicity; both Torba and Anglin have bragged that their respective platforms were boosted by being banned.
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Dimon, who considered a 2020 presidential run and bragged that he could beat Trump, but has also praised some administration moves, including tax cuts and deregulation.
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" Under questioning from co-moderator Anderson Cooper, during which he asked if Trump had committed the assaults he bragged about, Trump said "No, I have not.
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Among the "surprises" uncovered: In a 1994 letter to voters he bragged that he'd "on no fewer than 50 occasions" voted against federal funding of abortions.
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Trump's response initially seemed like a shocking endorsement ... until he bragged about knowing all the NFL owners, and said they're not signing Kaepernick because he sucks.
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The Access Hollywood tape where Trump bragged about grabbing women "by the pussy" seemed like it would have damaged his campaign and frightened his political allies.
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Following the publication of Wired's piece, Parscale bragged on Twitter that he estimates Clinton was paying hundreds of times more per advertisement than the Trump campaign.
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Sure, Kenny bragged about his own classic sax, but when you see how old vintage Clinton's is ... even Kenny would have to hand Bill this victory.
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But at the same time, when you see Donald Trump get elected president of the United States after what he admitted to and bragged about doing?
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Earlier this year, two GOP lawmakers told the Hill that Collins had bragged about making money for members of Congress by tipping them off about Innate.
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The star put up his feet on a couch at The Vulture Sundance Spot at Rock & Reilly's and bragged about his wife Megan Mullally's new show.
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Police immediately got involved and Borgia bragged to local news, last year, about seeing a flight go right below him at one point during his journey.
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These reports suggest that he lied on the debate stage and that the disgusting behavior he bragged about in the tape is more than just words.
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In her economic speech in Detroit, Clinton bragged that she voted against the one multilateral trade deal that came before the Senate while she was there.
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He said that in Microsoft's early years he bragged about not having an office in Washington D.C., and he has since come to regret doing that.
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In another scene, Sudeikis' Biden noted President Trump "bragged about assault on tape," in reference to an "Access Hollywood" recording that emerged during the 2016 campaign.
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In one case, a founder of the organization bragged of making $6.5 million off the "blueprint," though it's unclear how much founders were able to profit.
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The actress and Au Fudge restaurateur humble bragged about her game night victory on Thursday, posting a photo of the couple's sweet – but competitive – stare down.
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But as their conversation went on, the woman soon bragged about the "bigo buck" she had just shot, according to a Facebook post by the department.
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These reports suggest that he lied on the debate stage and that the disgusting behavior he bragged about in the tape are more than just words.
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An Australian diplomat went to the FBI after Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos bragged to him about the Russians having Clinton's emails -- before the WikiLeaks dumps.
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Access Hollywood set the record straight about recent reports that President Trump now claims the leaked tape in which he bragged about groping women was fabricated.
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Tsukada's reputation was dented when he bragged about securing a highway project in southern Japan as an unsolicited favour for Abe and Finance Minister Taro Aso.
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When the app was announced, Google bragged that your messages wouldn't be retained on its servers forever, then backtracked on the day the app was released.
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In the weeks leading up to the shooting, he crashed in a trailer park with friends and bragged about potentially doing "something crazy" with the weapon.
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He even has bragged about arm-wrestling and playing soccer with Putin during a trip Russian leaders made to the United States in the early 1990s.
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Trump mumbled and sniffled his way through the conciliatory portions of the speech and only seemed to really perk up when he bragged about the economy.
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The Microsoft phone business still has a dedicated fan in Ballmer, who bragged about his device at a San Francisco dinner hosted by Fortune in March.
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He bragged about not going out like Tekashi 6ix9ine but the laughter didn't last long ... 'cause he's been held without bail since the April 11 arrest.
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In recent days, however, Trump's own campaign has been in deeper trouble over the emergence of a 2005 video in which Trump bragged about groping women.
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The city's earthquake alarm, a system that's been bragged about so much by local government authorities over the years, functioned nicely during the drill that morning.
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At a moment when he could have offered positive advice about life, love and leadership, he bragged about his accomplishments in office and groaned about unfairness.
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SCARBOROUGH: What makes it even worse for them is Donald Trump called me during the campaign and bragged about his friend who ran the National Enquirer.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Duterte has been accused of groping female voters during rallies and has bragged about his voracious sexual appetite fueled by Viagra.
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The congressman seems to embrace his pro-Russia reputation and has even bragged about arm-wrestling and playing soccer with Vladimir Putin in the early 1990s.
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President Trump has bragged about his border wall being "virtually impenetrable," but it turns out all you need to get through it is a cheap saw.
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Their opinions spread like wildfire over social media—Weiss even bragged about breaking the internet—but not because they are saying anything we haven't heard before.
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A New Jersey woman is accused in the intentional striking of a cat with a car — and police say she bragged about it on social media.
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Kim Jong Il once bragged to foreign interlocutors in 2002 that his youngest daughter was interested in politics and eager to work in North Korea's government.
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Mr. Baldassare attempted to discredit Mr. Wildstein by asking him to recount how he had bragged to friends about some of his more colorful political exploits.
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For President Donald Trump, that has bolstered his reelection chances — and when isn't stoking racial disputes, Trump has repeatedly bragged about his stewardship of the economy.
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Stone even bragged about being in touch with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, whose platform helped disseminate the information the Russians had stolen, according to US intelligence.
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President Donald Trump on Friday endorsed a Republican lawmaker who disavowed him following the 2016 revelation of a tape in which he bragged about groping women.
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He had been accused by numerous women of sexual harassment and assault (he denies it), and had himself -- on an infamous video -- bragged about assaulting women.
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So why has President Donald Trump, a serial adulterer who bragged on tape about sexual assault, been largely unscathed so far, while many others have fallen?
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The crux of the Times's argument is that Trump has suggested he has does these things; he has bragged about sexually assaulting women on multiple occasions.
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"This show is really something different, it's pushing the boundaries and I think it's going to surprise a lot of people," Victoria bragged to People magazine.
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Tsukada's reputation was dented when he bragged about securing a highway project in southern Japan as an unsolicited favor for Abe and Finance Minister Taro Aso.
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"The USA is an inch away from electing a man who has ruined businesses, bragged about sexually assaulting women, and spewed racist hate speech," he wrote.
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"He also thanked Obama for "giving me 142 open judges," and bragged that Republicans gained two Senate seats in the midterms but that "nobody knows that.
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Trump and his top administration officials, including Mnuchin, had frequently bragged about the stock market as it ballooned in value during his first year in office.
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How about the time, at the beginning of his term, when he stood at a memorial for fallen intelligence officers and bragged about his own intellect?
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He still bragged and dissembled ("I felt it was a pandemic long before other people called it that") but his tone was of seriousness and determination.
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Former AIPAC official Steven Rosen once bragged to the New Yorker that he "could have the signatures of 70 senators on this napkin" in 24 hours.
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"We're doing more construction work than at any time since Robert Moses, believe it or not," Mr. Cuomo bragged in his lone debate with Ms. Nixon.
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" In 2000 she bragged, "Since we first asked mothers to move from welfare to work, millions of families have made the transition from dependency to dignity.
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Who could ever forget the time he bragged that he could have had sex with Princess Di — but only if she took an H.I.V. test beforehand?
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During the campaign, Stone had sought to spread smears about Hillary Clinton and openly bragged of being in touch with WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) invoked a 2016 "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump bragged about groping women to suggest that he believes he's above the law.
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Trump "bragged that he thought things were going well because they had all the materials," he said ahead of the start of Wednesday's impeachment trial proceedings.
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In the audio, Trump bragged about his celebrity, before detailing his failed sexual advances on a married woman and saying he can grope women without consent.
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CB: When you have a man, as President, who has bragged about sexually assaulting women, it's understandable that women might not want to be around him.
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President Trump bragged of "total acquittal" in a speech at the White House on Thursday, after the Senate voted down both articles of impeachment against him.
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When Biden bragged, as he often does on the campaign trail, that Kim Jong Un called him a "rabid dog," Sanders was ready with a riposte.
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President Donald Trump bragged just last month about how his muscular approach to Pyongyang brought the two sides together to find common ground over Olympic participation.
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" In October, Trump bragged about coining the term, telling Fox Business Network's Lou Dobbs in an interview that he "really started this whole fake news thing.
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In fact, he's bragged about never reading any presidential biographies despite being fascinated by power and wanting to run for president since at least the 1980s.
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Trump also spoke to the troops: he praised their service, bragged about defeating ISIS, and complained that he didn't get a chance to eat any turkey.
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According to the motion filed Monday morning, Greenberg says Avenatti bragged about his ability to put public pressure on Nike ... at least, according to federal prosecutors.
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He praised the New Orleans Saints and bragged that an ally had placed about 100 phone calls to make sure that he would actually turn up.
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He bragged about the beautiful hotel he is building in Washington, DC, and patted himself on the back for his foreign policy foresight over the years.
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The agreement was reached as the Trump campaign was trying to control damage from a leaked "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump bragged about grabbing women.
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Bannon infamously bragged that his website Breitbart was "the platform" for the racist alt-right movement, and regularly featured lurid tales of crimes committed by immigrants.
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He bragged about the results of his "sweeps" — local immigration raids to round up unauthorized immigrants and hand them over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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In the case of the Sutherland Springs massacre, 26-year-old Kelley came armed with an assault rifle which he'd bragged about owning on social media.
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Trump also bragged that — even outside of the "unfair" Paris climate agreement — the U.S. had reduced its carbon emissions more than any other country since 2000.
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Donald Trump has often bragged that because he largely self-funded his primary campaign, he is not beholden to the whims of big donors and special interests.
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Sater also reportedly urged Trump to come to Moscow to support the proposed venture, and bragged that he could get Putin to say "great things" about Trump.
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The dot-com bubble that went poof in the late 1990s made voters hesitant about Al Gore, who had bragged about taking initiative in creating the internet.
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"In Iraq, we have fought the whole world," one soldier bragged to me a couple of days before, referring to the many foreign fighters recruited by ISIS.
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" Here's a sampling of what some critics are saying now: "A man who bragged about committing sexual assault & 'grabbing them by the pussy' is defending Bill O'Reilly.
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There was the October 2016 release of the Access Hollywood tape in which Trump bragged about his ability to grab women's genitals because he is a star.
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In April 2017, Muilenburg bragged about how quickly Boeing brought the 737 Max to market and praised the FAA's "streamlined" certification process, which Boeing lobbied heavily for.
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Aaron Hernandez trial Former NFL player Aaron Hernandez taunted the two men that he allegedly shot and killed in July 2012 and later bragged about his aim.
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This past November, Trump said he wasn't so sure if it was his voice on the infamous Access Hollywood tape where he bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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And the fraternity's basement — where a Phi Psi member once bragged about another member "pounding pussy" — recently hosted a student meeting about solar panel installations on campus.
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As the pair bragged, competitively, about their Middle American credentials, Mr Pence took an early start by announcing: "I grew up with a cornfield in my backyard".
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He bragged about using eleven herbs and spices to create his special fried chicken recipe, and after I pressed for more details, he divulged his special ingredient.
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Gawker Media claims the post is protected by the First Amendment, and that Hogan's privacy complaint doesn't hold since he often bragged about his sex life. brightcove.
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"By offering low cost and frequent service to space, the team is revolutionizing the small satellite market within the promising space economy," Branson bragged on his blog.
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In fact, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has bragged that he convinced MBS to provide $45 billion for SoftBank's massive $100 billion fund in just 45 minutes' time.
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Many Republicans have abandoned Trump since the surfacing of a 2005 conversation in which he bragged about being able to grope women and get away with it.
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" During an appearance on Dr. Phil in February, Brown alleged that Kohlhepp admitted to having more victims and even bragged that he was "nearing the triple digits.
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The Trump campaign denies the claim, but it's unclear how much water their story holds since Trump himself, as we previously wrote, bragged about it on-air.
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Like countless other places in Zimbabwe��including Harare's airport—it had been renamed in honour of the man who bragged that he would rule until he died.
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When the move caused a 70 to 80 percent reduction in childless adults participating in the program, they bragged that it made people less reliant on government.
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The comments came on a conference call with House Republicans, following the leak of a 2005 tape in which Trump bragged about touching women without their consent.
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Gawker has argued that the tape is newsworthy because Hogan is a celebrity who had publicly bragged about his sexual prowess and drawn attention to the tape.
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In a recent report, Homeland Security bragged that the program has biometrically confirmed "over 7,000" cases of people leaving the country after their visas expired—again, leaving.
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But Volitich, under her alter ego "Tiana Dalichov," is said to have bragged about sliding racist views into her lesson plans — and that might be her downfall.
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Pedro Pablo Kuczynski quit last month when opponents released leaked tapes in which members of Congress bragged about supporting the president in return for lucrative government deals.
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When she was a young bride-to-be and was called upon to cook for Mr. Bush's younger brothers, her future mother-in-law bragged to Mrs.
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The Kansas Republican also stood by him after the leak of the 2005 audio tape in which Trump bragged about groping and kissing women without their consent.
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