Anatomy of a Scene A bull in a china shop?
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At times it feels like a bull in a China shop.
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Vice President Nelson Rockefeller was a bull in a china shop.
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Thor is a bull in a china shop when it comes to technology.
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This does not look like a Peter Fitzgerald bull-in-a-china-shop routine.
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This is a nuanced issue, and Trump is a bull in a china shop.
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Sometimes he's a bull in a china shop, sometimes he wins the game for you.
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But he warns, "After that, I'm going to be a bull in a china shop."
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He tends to behave like a bull in a china shop and likes offending people.
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He is brash, outspoken, a braggart, larger than life, a bull in a china shop.
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The promise to be a bull in a china shop is part of his demagogue's appeal.
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And now, no one can tell him his bull-in-a China-shop way won't work.
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He's a wild man, a maverick, a bull in a china shop, and a lot of fun.
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He was a shot-blocking, pass-deflecting, rebound-corralling, end-to-end bull in a china shop.
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Trump is phenomenally unpopular and simply lacks the political capital to be a bull in a china shop.
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" Our bull-in-a-china-shop president should be mindful of the adage "if you break it, you own it.
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In today's workplace, solely relying on organizational hierarchy to get things done is about as bull in a china shop as it gets.
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But it was substantially due to that, and due to him applying the same bull-in-a-china-shop approach to other issues.
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"Bull in a China Shop" also marks the first production picked by Evan Cabnet, who took over as LCT3's artistic director in July.
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Corker has visited some 70 countries, but he has chaired no committee meetings relevant to Trump's bull-in-a-china-shop approach to foreign policy.
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Trump, by contrast, is the proverbial bull in a china shop, as exhibited by his dark and demeaning remarks on the state of black America.
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For a story that is replete with so many layers, Desai handles the narrative with all the finesse of a bull in a china shop.
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Bulls and Bears: • Paul Giamatti's bull-in-a-china-shop performance makes Chuck appear comically unnatural whenever he's in a situation that requires some delicacy.
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"But if he had come out acting like a bull in a china shop then they would've called him the angry black man," McDaniel cautioned.
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The mogul's name used to be synonymous with Oscars, box office success, and a bull-in-a-china-shop style of managing Hollywood talent and publicity.
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In his typical "bull-in-a-china-shop" fashion yesterday, Trump shredded the history and the established norms of behavior of this solemn and somber event.
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"If it was a crime to be rude and crude and a bull in a china shop, he'd get a life sentence, but it's not," Graham said.
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You might be able to duck the sillier spats from home, but once you're in the office again you'll feel like a bull in a china shop.
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The loss of TPP is bad enough on its own, but the damage has been further compounded by Trump's "bull-in-a-china-shop" routine on trade.
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While Trump's behavior horrifies the East Coast establishment, his bull-in-a-china shop performance in France is the key to his appeal among the Trump base.
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"My guess is Bannon will be a bull in a china shop and Conway will be focused on messaging and paid media," said Republican strategist Matt Mackowiak.
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"If being crude, rude and a bull in a china shop was a crime, Trump would get the death penalty," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina.
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All you need to know about Ferdinand is that it makes a "bull in a china shop" joke about 20 minutes in, and that honestly feels like restraint.
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He has become both a bull in a china shop and a matador at the same time: wantonly breaking diplomatic crockery while prodding and goading erstwhile allies and friends.
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A Fight for Medicare for all Demonstrates Democratic Determination Trump won because he sounded and acted like a bull in a china shop which is what angry voters wanted.
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But the tone is all about sort of like a bull in a China shop and very few are saying, look, president is fighting for America and this is his style.
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The running joke is that you're a klutz with a capital K—the bull in a china shop who can't stay upright or keep out of the path of, well, everything.
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He may be a bull in a china shop, but a lot of people think the federal government is a china shop that could use having a crazed bull in it.
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At Lyft, by contrast, Green has been more of a cooperator than a bull-in-a-china-shop disruptor, working with authorities rather than challenging them and earning social bragging rights, too.
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What can replace a consensus built by a charismatic American president and a bull-in-a-china-shop British prime minister in favor of small governments and unrestrained markets around the world?
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Former minister Dominic Grieve, an influential member of parliament and an anti-Johnson rebel within the ruling Conservative Party, accused the prime minister of behaving "like a bull in a china shop".
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Think about it: a man and a woman, both educated at elite schools, her poised but harried, him hailing from a rougher economic background and acting like a bull in a china shop.
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After winning the nomination with a bull-in-a-china shop persona, some experts also thought Trump needed to pry open a window into his soul and soften the hard edges of his personality.
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It has the potential to affirm for his supporters that he's willing to be the bull in a china shop -- and, if past is prologue, his base responds well to that image of him.
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This blindness is what held Hannah back in her personal essay writing (among other things), and it's what drove Marnie to make bull-in-a-china-shop decisions in every area of her life.
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Douglas Inge Johnstone, a justice on the Alabama Supreme Court during Mr. Moore's first stint there, said Mr. Moore "arrived like a bull in a china shop" and made administrative changes at the courthouse.
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It is a delicate and relevant subject, as Djokovic said, but while tiptoeing around whatever point he was trying to make, he wound up looking like—at best—the clumsiest bull in a china shop.
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In his usual "bull in a china shop" mode, Erlich goes to Pied Piper to see Barker and is so impressed with the man, he persuades Richard to talk to Barker and give him a chance.
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Of course Trump was going to be an American wrecking ball, a bull in a China shop, further damaging the North American Alliance that had helped keep the peace for 69 years, Putin&aposs poodle, yada yada yada.
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There are too many investigations and too many targets–each with his own interests to protect and his own team of attorneys to protect them–and too many enemies created by Trump's bull-in-a-china-shop style.
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From…Read more ReadThe full story from the Times is an excellent look at how Kalanick became the one of the most reviled men in Silicon Valley and Uber's bull-in-a-China-shop approach to doing business.
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Here's catch wrestling legend Minoru Suzuki using the stockade as a submission attempt with his legs free to move around his opponent: The most famous part of Lesnar's game is his bull-in-a-china-shop of shot.
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When Trump runs into trouble it is if his bull-in-a-china-shop routines starts producing collateral damage among the very people who voted for him because they thought he would protect them from the encroaching elites.
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Our community has a history of showing up like a bull in a china shop and not only does that turn people off to our message, it damages our credibility with the very people we're trying to protect.
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If the president of the United States can Bull-in-a-China-Shop his way directly into Lockheed's nationwide entrenched interests by repeatedly attacking F-35 costs, there is little to no excuse for Republicans to fear repercussions from targeting obvious waste.
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With his bull-in-a-china-shop approach Mr Salvini has dominated the political agenda from the start, even though his party is the junior partner in a coalition with the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S); polls now show his party in the lead.
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"Trump's bull in a china shop act is clearly grating on other trading partners, who now see the U.S. as a recalcitrant and unruly member of the global trading system rather than as a responsible steward," said Eswar Prasad, a professor of international trade at Cornell University.
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Inspired by letters between the real Mary Woolley, the president of Mount Holyoke College for the first third of the 20th century, and Jeannette Marks, the writer who was her longtime love, "Bull in a China Shop" blows every last speck of dust off these two women and their compadres.
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With this in mind, Google-owned AI subsidiary DeepMind's entrance into AI-powered healthcare in 2015 has been lauded as being less a canary in a coalmine, more a bull in a china shop by a new academic report that criticizes DeepMind's approach to patient privacy in conjunction with the UK's National Health Service (NHS).
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Bigger challenges also lie in wait for Bolton, including a super power confrontation with China, a deadline on the Iran nuclear deal and Trump's summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un. Bolton's critics saw his appointment as the arrival of a bull in a china shop strewn with geopolitical crockery already shattered by Trump.
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" But as longtime tea party activist and more recently minted Rand Paul fundraiser Matt Kibbe recently explained to me, there's "such disgust with the D.C. establishment that I think some tea partiers have just given up, and they view Donald Trump as a bull in a china shop; they love the fact that he's creating such fits with the GOP establishment.
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In the short time that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has held office, he has proven to be every bit the proverbial bull in a china shop that so many of us saw coming.
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She also worked on television programs, including a 1958 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents titled "Bull in a China Shop".
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Woolley was the subject of a play, Bull in a China Shop, written by Mount Holyoke alumna Bryna Turner. The show premiered at the Lincoln Center on March 1, 2017.
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Bristow apologised for his comments the following day. In a statement, he compared himself to a "bull in a China shop" and "appreciated my wording was wrong and offended many people".
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He took an aggressive posture against the Cain government, and was often criticised for his "bull-in-a-china-shop" style and his anti-government rhetoric.Economou, 'Jeff Kennett', pp.367 & Cartoon 10 between pp.146–147. Under his leadership, the Liberals were heavily defeated by Labor in 1985.
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Barry appears to be optimistic and amiable, and typically calls his acquaintances "amigo", "muchacho" or "muchachito". He gets emotional to the point of crying, whenever he hears a deragatory comment or slur directed at bulls (e.g., "You're like a bull in a china shop!") or when someone tells him off.
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Raised Protestant, his American Quaker mother was an heiress to the Haviland porcelain dynasty and his father was French. His brother-in-law was of the Delamain cognac dynasty. This informed his trilogy Les Destinées Sentimentales.A la mode bull in a china shop He was a leader of the Hussards and held in high regard for the award-winning Claire.
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He got on with most of the people there. Tony Stamp was a good friend. He had run-ins with the likes of Steve Loxton, who could be a bit aggressive if rubbed up the wrong way. Unlike them, Garfield could control his temper, although occasionally he could be something of a bull in a china shop, charging in wildly before he had properly thought out the repercussions of his actions.
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According to Williams, Tyler at first may come off as a bad guy, and compared him to "a bull in a china shop". Williams described Tyler "as not your typical schooled cookie-cutter graphic designer. He is an artsy and urban art guy." CBS Daytime's senior vice-president, Angelica McDaniel, described the character as a "young and hip" artist who understands the power of social media and marketing.
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Nowrunning wrote: "Silambarasan's more than life image is unrealistic if not out of place. Vedhika exudes glamour and performs well in duet songs". Sify wrote: "When Silambarasan and director Tarun Gopi came together in Kaalai we expected a racy masala entertainer. Sadly it is a watered down version of earlier films and ends up as an over-the-top ham enterprise, Kaalai is like a bull in a china shop and makes you groan".
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Subsequently, he won the Lok Sabha elections, 1999 from Outer Delhi with a margin of over two lakh votes. In 2002, he became Minister of Labour in the Vajpayee government, and was known as "bull in a China shop" for standing up against the bureaucrats against lowering the Provident Fund interest rate. He was the architect of Social Security Scheme for the workers of unorganised sector. However, he was defeated in the 2004 polls.
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A writer for Soaplife described Tara as being born with a silver spoon in her mouth. They added "she's a devious debutante who knows how to box clever." Brecon told Ellie Gonower of the same publication that the writers wrote well for her and called her character "great fun". She explained that Tara has a lot of comedy in her, and she was always running around like a bull in a china shop.
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Tarzan in civilization is like a bull in a china shop, as is demonstrated early in a destructive incident in a dance hall, where his prowess impresses La Belle Odine (Cleo Madison). Things get back on track when Jane is kidnapped by outlaws, presenting him with the opportunity to rescue her. Jane, however, is cold to him, as Clayton has falsely convinced her he is in love with the other woman. Heartbroken, Tarzan swears off civilization and returns to Africa.
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Born as Hannah Charlotte Venne, her first professional appearance came in 1867 as Miss Charbonnel in A Dream in Venice at the Gallery of Illustration in London, followed by two years touring in the provinces. For part of this time, she joined Captain Disney Roebuck's touring company, where she met her future husband, Walter H. Fisher.Powell, p. 138 In London, in 1870, Venne played Susan Piper in A Bull in a China Shop, a comedy by Charles Mathews at the Haymarket Theatre.
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The term wpływologia was formed from the Polish wpływ ("influence") and from -logia, a Greek-derived suffix meaning "science." The term was coined after World War I by Polish literary critic Adam Grzymała-Siedlecki. (According to Karol Irzykowski, its author was actually the prominent author and translator Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński.Karol Irzykowski, Słoń wśród porcelany (A Bull in a China Shop), online version) The neologism immediately won currency among Polish scholars and literary critics due to the anti-positivist turn that the humanities had taken in the early 20th century.
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As a result, Candice and Jessie became outcasts in the house, and became the targets for several HouseGuests. On Day 42, Howard became the fifth HouseGuest to be evicted from the house when he received a total of seven eviction votes (7-1-0). Following Howard's eviction, HouseGuests competed in the "Bull in a China Shop" Head of Household competition. For this competition, HouseGuests had to walk on a rolling tube while holding on to a bull replica hanging on a rope; when a HouseGuest fell, their bull replica would crash into a china cabinet full of glass.
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Decker was born in Huyton, Merseyside and educated in Wellington, Shropshire. In addition to her musical achievements, Decker also has acted on both stage and screen, including a part in the film Nine Dead Gay Guys. TV appearances include Hit Me, Baby, One More Time (in which she reached the final round, ultimately being beaten by Shakin' Stevens). Decker also appeared in the British comedy series Trigger Happy TV, in which she appeared in a "bull in a china shop" sketch (the joke being that she had previously had a hit with the song, "China in Your Hand"), and in another sketch where she accompanied Dom Joly as he pretended to be a door-to-door salesman.
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Jean Willes and Morgan (1955) He appeared in sporadic television guest roles in the 1950s, including the ABC religion anthology series, Crossroads, in the 1955 episode "The Gambler" and as Senator designate Fairchild in an episode of the dramatic anthology series Stage 7, titled "Press Conference" in 1955. Morgan made films for Sam Katzman, The Gun That Won the West (1955) and Uranium Boom (1956) and went to RKO for Pearl of the South Pacific (1956). He was cast as Dennis O'Finn in the 1958 episode "Bull in a China Shop" on Alfred Hitchcock Presents. In 1959, Morgan appeared as a regular, Dennis Chase, in eleven episodes of the crime drama, 21 Beacon Street, with Joanna Barnes and Brian Kelly.
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In summer 2004, the band continued to build upon the setlist variations they began on the Peepshow tour. The band decided to play one song at every show that they had never played before, or had not played in many years. Among these songs were unreleased B-sides, and newly written songs, including seven that became part of the 29-song BLAM sessions ("Adrift", "Bull in a China Shop", "Beautiful", "I Can, I Will, I Do", "What a Letdown", "Take it Back", and "Half a Heart"). The band took a break from the unheard songs on their 2004 Holidays tour, but on the 22-show 2005 Holidays tour, after emerging from the first studio session, they played a song from the BLAM session at every show.
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