This was a "throw the bums out" vote, and many of the bums deserved to be thrown out.
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" - M, 23 "Worked as garbage sorter with bums.
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And don't get us started on the sticky-tape bums …
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No event bums me out as much as competitive dressage.
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" But, he added, all critics see are "bums and farts.
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They once ate Skittles for dinner; it bums me out.
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There are the "Beach Bums" (2015), whom you could mistake for stereotypical beach-bro-bums with backward baseball hats if not for their dazzlingly colorful facial hair and, again, those scars and ambiguous private parts.
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"Burn down walgreens and kill the bums," a third message states.
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Some can be buff beach bums with a zen attitude. Hulu.
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So yes, Yoshi's Island is a Super Mario game, you bums.
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Skateboarders fighting bums, fighting each other, fighting civilians and the police.
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What bums me out is seeing everyone try that same strategy.
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But what is Trump's plan once he kicks out the bums?
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When I'm in the South though, sometimes it bums me out.
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Shifting attention to those parasitic bums takes pressure off the rich.
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Having to plug your phone in every night probably bums you out.
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"The British public is fooled by bums," Tyson Fury, 27, told reporters.
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"Burn down the walgreens and kill the bums," a third message states.
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My brother invites me to come over and be bums with him.
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Bare trees in the moonlight, bare bums in the palace—both shine.
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I watch the Oscars for glamorous, talented celebs, not bums like me!
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It isn't alluringly scruffy, like Gjusta, serving bialys to Venice beach bums.
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Keep that 10 mill to promote the other bums that need it.
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For beach bums and other summerphiles, cold weather sentences are temporarily commuted.
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It's good for beach bums, but then again, much of Australia is.
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The bums in question belong to strangers, friends and, occasionally, to Alejandro.
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The only other methods available are direct action and voting the bums out.
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It's no wonder that around the world they are throwing the bums out.
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As a person who dreams of a single cable, that bums me out.
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I still think so; all of this modern Pixar shit bums me out.
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Customers exiting Trader Joe's now had a view of two bulbous bare bums.
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For the most part, the survey found that the economy bums everyone out.
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Here are some other takeaways from a "throw the bums out" Italian election.
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And yet, I have to confess that the term bums me out. Really?
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Why would we embrace the WALL-E future where humans are lazy bums?
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Stick it to the bums on welfare, but don't touch those farm subsidies.
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And it really bums me out and I think it's really damaging the country.
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He was able to capitalize on a "throw the bums out" attitude Americans had.
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It bums me out that the Sort Of Quartet stuff is out of print.
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It just bums me out when some people hear "documentary," and they think Blackfish.
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You used to see bums pushing grocery carts down the street all the time.
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When all the bums in power are on the other team, it's especially potent.
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Instead, Shields says Ali's resume is packed with bums, not legit top flight opponents.
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What the small children liked to do most was slide down on their bums.
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I give my roommate $1 and my boyfriend $2 to help cover their cashless bums.
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"Ah, those bums won their court case, so they're marching today," says the police officer.
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LA's current homeless problem isn't comprised of 55,000 bums too lazy to get a job.
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The idle poor were forced into labor or rounded up and beaten for being bums.
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In a way they were bums living by their wits with an Indian trickster's ability.
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But if the thought of a veggie burger BBQ bums you out, not to worry.
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"This is a favorite spot for kids to slide on their bums," Mr. Brebner said.
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The obvious solution, which jaded political minds often forget, is to vote the bums out.
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Kylo Ren bums her out in "TLJ" when he tells her she&aposs a nobody.
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"Beach bums," she cheekily captioned a photo of her and two friends posing in revealing swimsuits.
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They have been trying a new tactic to rid their stores of bums, vagrants, and hobos.
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The bleacher bums behind me began to emit guttural effusions, a sort of existential, yowling yodel.
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While Kyrgios's behavior polarizes opinion — he puts bums on seats, whether to cheer or jeer him.
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"There was nothing at Love but bums, rats, and skateboarders," he says of those early days.
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This is how democracy is supposed to work: angry voters get to kick the bums out.
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Back then people had grown fat and rich for 20 years before bums blew it up.
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"She remembers when Thunderbird would be left on the street by the bums," Ms. Groth said.
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There's this myth that people without healthcare are unemployed lazy bums, which clearly isn't the case.
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In crude terms, by throwing the bums out when they refuse to do the right thing.
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"Things are awesome but you should throw the bums out anyway" is a bit less persuasive.
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Everyone here speaks in full sentences and no one has asked me to wipe their bums yet!
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Very few animals can fire sulphurous fluids out of their bums to incapacitate their foes, after all.
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After decades of stasis, it is hardly surprising that French voters want to throw the bums out.
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We could become part of a massive new underclass of "useless bums" with drugs and video games.
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She decides to put the Good American line on hold – which bums out some of her team.
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"Female cats like to 'flash' their private parts and wiggle their bums at their owners," she said.
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You're a homebody, Cancer, so nothing bums you out more than when your home situation is shitty.
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Sometimes they force perfectly happy beach bums to interrupt their bliss and move out of the way.
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The term is a misnomer (its practitioners were not necessarily bums or hobos), but the name stuck.
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I like canned peaches, and if that bums you out, I don't know what to tell you.
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He had been surfing since age 11 and believed that surfers were not beach bums or losers.
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One that begins with recognizing Congress's capacity problem won't end even if you kick the bums out.
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My parents would talk about "hobos" and "bums" of the 270s and '24.5s, especially in the Depression.
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Everyone needs that friend who's there to offer support when even the most minor thing bums you out.
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A white customer in the store called the men "a bunch of bums" as they looked through items.
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Domestic "revenue passenger kilometres", a measure of bums on seats, grew by 18% in the year to June.
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If the idea of a plain vodka-soda bums you out, explore the selection of fruit-flavored vodkas.
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ITALY'S SALVINI SAYS PARLIAMENTARIANS MUST "GET OFF THEIR BUMS" AND GO BACK TO PARLIAMENT FOR NO-CONFIDENCE VOTE
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If voters cannot throw out the bums in Brussels, they can at least lob rotten fruit at them.
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There are a smattering of "bleacher bums," but most of the crowd is well-off and well-heeled.
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We may not like that, we may feel they are bums, but they deserve a basic income too.
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Beach bums will love the Beverly Hills candle, both for the bright colors and floral scent it emits.
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I've read books where I've had to choose between one or the other, and it bums me out.
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I think they make a lot of people's lives less satisfying (at scale) and that bums me out.
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In fact, Khan says if he fought the kind of bums Crawford has beaten, he'd be undefeated too!!
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If voters don't like what they see, the argument goes, they are free to vote the bums out.
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It bums me out in general that once you're a mom, people want you to be little else.
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Arguing that voters needed to vote the bums out, Democrats won the majority in both chambers of Congress.
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Seasonal activities, from camping to park picnicking and beach-combing, are when the comfort of our bums matter most.
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In fact, I would argue that it's almost worth the price of an upgrade for lazy bums like me.
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People clearly are sick of Washington, and have been throwing the bums out of Congress for a decade straight.
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" via GIPHY "I used to hang out with bums, freaks, and weirdos in the downtown area of my city.
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What bums me out about the entire Sense saga is how calculated the whole thing felt and still feels.
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Moreover, these literary productions tend to put more bums on seats and sofas than those which are completely original.
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For farmers, construction workers, artists, surfers, ski bums, and skilled tradespeople, their pickup trucks are essential to their livelihoods.
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Wombats often arrange these cubes into mounds that mark their warren territories, essentially laying bricks straight from their bums.
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The Touch Bar bums me out too, but not because I think it's as worthless as many people contend.
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Of playing year-round alongside members of the creative class, prolifically tanned tennis bums and the occasional famous person.
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I felt that way about "On the Road" — I liked "The Dharma Bums" much more, thought it was beautiful.
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The urge to "throw the bums out" after eight years of a Democrat in the office will be strong.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIn February, Google did us lazy bums a favor by adding a Password Checkup extension for Chrome.
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But the thing, the story that we&aposre really missing here, what&aposs with the Democrats and the word "bums"?
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"Trump condemns the people kneeling for the national anthem, and he said we should kick the bums out," Kallinen said.
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An American's views on accountable government carry weight, because ordinary Chinese know that American voters can kick the bums out.
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One of the things that bums her out is "feeling like going backward," Del Rey had said in an interview.
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"Khabib, he has a record of 26-0 but he's fought a lot of bums along the way," Redmond says.
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It's not the unfortunate buff that bums Kaplan out; it's the amount of time D.Va was left in that state.
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It bums me out I had to listen to like Creed and all that bullshit macho stuff that was popular.
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The slogan was different — instead of "THROW THE BUMS OUT" it was "DRAIN THE SWAMP" — but the strategy was identical.
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But I am really into [thing], and it bums me out to hear you shitting on something I'm excited about.
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The idea is to deploy more eyeballs (and, ultimately, more benevolent shovel bums) in the race against carbon and greed.
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A bit older than the rest of the kids, she is like their guardian angel, protecting them from bums and perverts.
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It is a textbook example of why democracy matters: people with bad governments should be able to throw the bums out.
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But Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders could be beach bums bouncing alongside Pamela Anderson in "Baywatch" for all most people know.
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The Buddhist spirit, or the easier American variant of it, blossomed in Beat literature, producing some fine coinages (Kerouac's " Dharma Bums ").
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If our elected leaders fail to deliver the results we expect, we can always "throw the bums out," as they say.
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N.L. isn't goin' to be coaching bums ... she's got former NBA stars Corey Maggette and Cuttino Mobley in her starting lineup.
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I've met highly intelligent bums and slackers and highly educated imbeciles, some of the latter having graduated from Ivy League universities.
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A nak muay, a humble Buddhist, an old-fashioned Thai patriot, a good guy in a universe of thugs and bums.
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And when the bums in power on the other team generate a never-ending drip of scandals, it's even more powerful.
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Hard-fought effort earns kudos from Coach K Sure, it was an upset, but to be clear, the Lumberjacks aren't bums.
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I haven't talked to anybody at Kleiner in ages, and that really bums me out because I loved being part of that.
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They were just bums wearing Cleveland Indians shirts, jeans and whatever shoes they happened to be wearing when they got off work.
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This isn't thirst-trap Instagram, with bums angled at phone cameras in selfies to ultimately lead to some free tickets to Lovebox.
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They appear to be the laziest bums on earth because they have so many options in front of them, it is paralyzing.
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Mordred, a bums on seats, glued to the TV, kickboxing extravaganza to snare North America's 18-49 year old MMA viewing demographic.
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Nobody who was young and coming up wanted to face me and get an L, and I didn't want to face bums.
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But like saying, "Go after these bums because they&aposre not being mean enough," it&aposs not actually a message that will work.
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They're love-hotel maids, escorts, gamblers, and bums, people who get overlooked in the noisiest corner of a city of tens of millions.
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"Giving out unconditional offers just to put 'bums on seats' undermines the credibility of the university system," warned Sam Gyimah, the universities minister.
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I looked back and the leather-lung bleacher bums now were wearing their orange rally towels on their heads like veils of mourning.
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A generation of apolitical bums never changed anything, so it's great news that a new generation is standing up for what they believe.
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Have kids bathe in the morning, and wash their bums well; pinworms lay eggs at night, so this can help scrub 'em off.
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Victoria's Secret Angel Sara Sampaio set sail on a yacht in Monaco taking the term "suns out, bums out" to a new level.
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A group of locals had flocked to Gulfport Beach for an Operation Santa charity volleyball tournament, hosted by the Tampa Bay Beach Bums.
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Photo: Getty ImagesOh America, is there anything we love to do more than dip our diarrhea-filled bums into recreational sources of water?
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It bums me out because so many people of all different shapes and sizes and circumstances come in and work so hard every day.
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WHO SHOULD GO Beach bums and adventure-junkies will find Belize an easy getaway: no visas, language classes or serious jet-lag remedies required.
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But Justin Welby (who attended HTB before he was ordained) has staked his career as Archbishop of Canterbury on getting more bums on pews.
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It's hard to sell this kind of event and to get bums on the seat...and it's not worth the investment at the moment.
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Today's hearing was a high profile event largely on account of two senior bums sitting on the seats before lawmakers — and one empty chair.
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Nick Diaz says Canelo Alvraez is fighting BUMS -- and if he wants a REAL superfight, Oscar De La Hoya needs to call him, ASAP.
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The following year, in his novel "The Dharma Bums," Kerouac called for a "rucksack revolution" of young people searching for Thoreauvian enlightenment in wildness.
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Also, some of the activists I covered in the dissertation didn't make it into the final book, which bums me out quite a bit.
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He played four years for the Oakland Athletics and loved his manager and the bleacher bums with whom he partied and the Bay Area.
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Essay We've watched Jackie Robinson steal home a hundred times on those old reels, and breathed all the loving poetry about the Bums of Brooklyn.
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You can pretty much guarantee bums on seats with a Nintendo 2DS XL. In fact, the problem may be tearing them away from the console.
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The Lucky Bums Powder Coated Metal Saucer might be impossible to steer, but it's also basically impossible to ride without a smile on your face.
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This bums out lucky planet Jupiter in friendly Libra, but don't worry—warrior Mars in Fire sign Aries doesn't mind kicking people to the curb.
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The end times are coming to Earth, which bums out the angel Aziraphale and the demon Crowley who have grown quite fond of the place.
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Walking around, you are constantly confronted by a parade of vermin, bums, drugs, thongs, bugs, breasts, dogs, women, men, and babies running around in diapers.
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With democracies, you get to throw the bums out when they mess up, not block them from assuming the power they won at the ballot.
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In response, Bowman sputtered and raged nearly incoherently, saying: No, you unnatural bums,I will have such revenges on you bothThat all the world shall—!
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Bottom line: We ask Mark Zuckerberg – a brilliant and proud American and a proud Jew – to throw the Holocaust-denying bums out, once and for all.
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I know too many young people who identify as leftist but who, in reality, are apolitical bums, mostly concerned with their personal development, success, and finances.
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But I do know that mindlessly spending time on my phone when I'd honestly rather be hanging out with my wife and pets bums me out.
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Another ding: the Oasis isn't waterproof, a feature that beach bums and bathtub lovers have been asking for — especially if they drop $300 on this thing.
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You don't have to be a scientist to work out that 100 million readers of the book will translate into bums on seats in the cinema.
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Instead, there's a window on the porch that laid-back beach bums can walk up to after catching a few waves or laying under the sun.
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The Dharma Bums, much like On The Road, takes the main character on a journey around America where he muses on the state of the country.
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Bunz, formerly Bums, now commonly referred to as simply BTZ, began as a Facebook group dedicated to people trading unwanted items for something they do want.
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It bums me out a bit, but I snack on leftover cashew brittle we got in a gift basket from a client, along with a Pukka tea.
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Trump has honed in on the rural and post-industrial poor with inspired salvos against the timed-tested American scarecrows of immigration and those-bums-in-Washington.
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He capitalized on Brazilians' deep anger with their traditional political class and "throw the bums out" rage after a massive corruption investigation revealed staggering levels of graft.
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His poetic observation of the patterns of beach bums lazing in the sand and his daily hygiene routine blend with both cute and cutting surveillence of relationships.
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Hollywood executives still want to believe in stars' power to get bums on seats, so they will bet again on a headliner even after a few flops.
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The problem is that in democracies it is easier to kick the bums out than to devise ways to stop them getting in in the first place.
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It bums me out that anyone visiting my apartment will smell as good as I do after a trip to the bathroom, from mindlessly washing their hands.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon, far and away the company's top-selling beer, had a loyal following among skate punks and ski bums, and some currency in hipster enclaves.
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And it's doubtful, in the friendless circle of clueless rich people with whom he shares Diet Cokes, that he actually "knows people" living next to welfare bums.
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The main floor overflowed with bums, tits, and gimps strapped into figure-hugging rubber, leather, latex, and spandex, in traditional fetish black to bright and bolder colors.
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I like when there's nostalgia in music, but when something's just straight up like throwback—from the title, the production, to the tone—that bums me out, personally.
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He owns his home in Baltimore, and though I'm happy for him, it bums me out to think about how hard it is to buy in the city.
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Fortunately this doesn't look like one of the annoying bums that have dogs, so I hope you enjoyed that adrenaline rush before opening up a doggy goody bag.
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This comes up multiple times during his analysis of the conference: the Paul brothers are glamorous studs, but KSI and Deji are cheap bums that shop at Walmart.
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"We worked hard to make sure the flesh quota was high; there's more gratuitous boobs, bums, abs, whatever per minute than you can imagine," he told The Sun.
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I hate almost every superhero movie, and it bums me out when adults try to intellectualize them and talk about them like they're not big video-game commercials.
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" Marriage said that the event was rife with "hands up skirts, hands on bums, but also hands on hips, hands on stomachs, arms going round your waist unexpectedly.
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Bella Hadid and Hailey Baldwin went sun's out, bums out while cruising around Miami on a luxury boat -- and got SUPER close once they got back on land.
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It called for no ideological remaking of the Democratic Party, no housecleaning of the establishment, no throwing-out of the bums — or at least not the Democratic ones.
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" Joe R offers advice that really bums me out for some reason: "Do go, just remember to bring your low expectations and enough hand sanitizer for the entire family.
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That's why they decided to collect pictures of "all kinds of bums" from women of all ages, in an effort to alleviate those insecurities for themselves and other women.
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But this is also a city haunted by death, where lifeless bums line the Bowery, murdered "trannies" crop up in hotel rooms and a mysterious virus terrorises gay men.
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And that is why bums like Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada have to wait their turns while Judge and Austin get escorted past the velvet rope at Cooperstown. [LoHud]
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The one that you and your 211 best friends would raise in the air, pull behind your heads, tuck beneath your bums, and sit under — trapping in the heat?
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Team Ninja can't shut up about their fantastic Soft Engine 2.0, which accurately replicates the squidgy areas of human anatomy—by which they of course mean boobs and bums.
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We had to ultimately get rid of it which really bums me out because in the original version of the film, it's so badass when that song kicks in.
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These days, I love running, lifting weights, and doing a weekly spin class and it totally bums me out if I have to take a day off for any reason.
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A hero to hangover sufferers and the lazy bums everywhere, the identity of the now-iconic delivery man—like that of all of the greatest masked crusaders—remains a mystery.
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And then all of a sudden, you do get involved in, are those two guys who are asking to use the bathroom just bums or are they just two businessmen?
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Here are 20 lovely bums in all their cinematic glory — but(t) can you guess which ones are the work of a stunt double, and which ones are true tushies ?
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He thought if I were to read "A Confederacy of Dunces" and "The Dharma Bums," the books that drew him back to literature, I might be drawn back to him.
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They constitute an invisible society: the bums, the elderly, the unemployed, the nannies "wearing boubous on this freezing winter day," the restless babies and their sniffling, purple-fingered older siblings.
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And, until that last-minute vote, McCain, who has demanded a return to "regular order" in the Senate, turns out to be perfectly willing to help the bums get rushed.
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"It bums my eyes and heart, rips me apart as a human to imagine seeing you in the arms of another man, being touched," Rashid allegedly wrote in one message.
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My past seems to be way more fascinating for people than my future, which bums me out … I don't ever really like to sit and dwell on what that experience was.
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They wore matching Tamagotchis to the 2016 Met Gala, then proved how much they love exposing their bums together while on vacation and make a pretty convincing Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Greg Hardy's had a nice run to start his fighting career ... but it'll all come crashing down as soon as he stops "fighting bums" -- so says ex-UFC star Brendan Schaub.
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In a 2008 speech, Mr. Miller summed up with uncharacteristic seriousness what had led him — as well as ski bums and heads of state and corporations — to head for the mountains.
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"If Newcombe had not had two years away in the service, he could very well have been a Hall of Fame pitcher," Erskine told Peter Golenbock in his book "Bums" (1984).
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"Throw the bums out" is satisfying, but if we want to leverage this moment for real change, we have to refuse to be sated by the firing of any individual predator.
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There's also a sumo wrestler suit, along with a skater kid, a snowboarder, the above pictured glam rocker, a disco dancer, an angel, a couple of exhausted looking beach bums, and more.
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And so Mr al Baker wants to focus on secondary airports in out of the way places such as Cardiff to put bums on seats: Secondary airports is where the business is.
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Three to five thousand dollars will buy you a game of "bums": Clients are changed into costumes, made up, and driven around the streets of Moscow, where they stand, begging for change.
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The only thing is that the beach in Volgograd is actually the bank of a river, and the slide these beach bums were using is actually the roof of their Porsche SUV.
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"I am sand dancing with joy, and utterly astonished to have polled more votes than the bums and the nuns," Stafford was quoted as saying in a press release sent to Mashable.
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A previous campaign from the team behind the "penis seat" involved filming men's bums and projecting them onto screens in the city's underground stations to highlight sexism against women, the Mirror reported.
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Get up, stand up for your rights and make a statement – throw the bums out until we find people who truly can represent us, not only in word, but also in deed.
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I found myself throwing lines at waitresses that I never would have said in years previous, catching crafty glances down their shirts and at their bums as they walked out the door.
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Carlson is trying to surgically remove the economic basis of the rise in homelessness because this doesn't quite fit his preferred solution: letting the police have their way with those homeless bums.
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The problem for Republicans is even if the "toss the bums out" attitude is directed at elected officials more generally rather than at their party in particular, they still stand to suffer losses.
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Obviously, I don't know the particulars of your finances, but when you talk about $100K not being nearly enough to live on or your 10% raise being insulting, it really bums me out!
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" He went on to star in the series "Charlie & Company" with Flip Wilson, Gladys Knight and Della Reese, and later had roles in "The Bad News Bears" and "The San Pedro Beach Bums.
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A few minutes in the freezer firmed up the remaining products, and my girl and I put these now chilly pen-cap-size slugs up our bums and waited for them to dissolve.
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Take some time out of your nitty-gritty Memorial Day weekend to dig into this gallery of sandy beach bums, and see if you can guess the cheeky stars in the crusty selfies!
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The observation that something has aged poorly (or its cousin, the observation that something "doesn't hold up") is usually designed to flatter the present; don't we know more than those bums in the past?
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You can't "promote porn"—and that can mean images or videos featuring women in miniskirts, or ones where you can see thighs, boobs, or bums, whether or not people look like they're having sex.
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While the rest of us bums were busy doing who knows what, editor Fran Hoepfner spent part of the past two months penning alternate titles for magician-action-comedy Now You See Me 2.
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"If your perspective is back to 2000, you say: 'Life sucks, and we need to throw the bums out and start the revolution, and somehow get to where we were in 2000,'" Grimes said.
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But to the extent that voters are always dissatisfied with the system, the "throw out the corrupt bums" idea always resonates — particularly with marginal voters, who tend to be the most cynical about politics.
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That bums me out, because Year 25-Me was super-psyched to talk to Vint Cerf, Bob Taylor, Doug Engelbart … they'd changed the future, and I wish I had my records of the conversations.
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"The Dharma Bums," Jack Kerouac This is a great book about Kerouac and his disguised but easily decrypted Beat pals hiking in the Sierras and discussing Buddhism back in the days when nobody did that.
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We're not entirely sure how this car owner will dry the inside of her car, but we're enjoying the detail that's being put into the clean — even if it'll leave passengers' bums soaking for ages.
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Photo Credit: TWC via Getty ImagesAs a student and observer of meteorology, it constantly bums me out that people do not understand what it means when someone says there's an "X% chance of rain" tomorrow.
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Critics tend to dismiss Duke himself a relic of sorts, particularly since acceptance of his brash attitudes and his crass proclamations of love for "babes, bullets, bums" supposedly went out of vogue in recent years.
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I honestly have no idea what that means, but it bums me out mostly because I was a big fan of Genius and its annotations, which were crowdsourced from the knowledgeable folks on the web.
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It doesn't shock me (though it bums me out) that a woman raised in a system that allows for harassment and abuse may be more comfortable attacking accusers than questioning a culture that produces abusers.
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Is it the agenda of the media to get bums on seats in a gallery, or to report on a political movement that is realized through art for what it actually is – a political movement?
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Last night, The Voice aired its Top 12 elimination, and as much as it bums us out to see contestants have their dreams crushed on live television, the Barden Bellas came out to show their support.
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He delivers his brilliantly simple sales pitch — "throw the bums out and let me make America great again" — in the same straightforward language voters use themselves, without backing himself into a corner with specific policy recommendations.
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He died in 13 at 47 in St. Petersburg, but a decade earlier, in a little blue house, right before Walt Disney came scouting land for another theme park, Kerouac wrote "The Dharma Bums" in Orlando.
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Best for everyday use Best for freshness Best for black tie events Best gift set Best for the adventurous Best for holidays Best for beach bums Best for athletes Best for businessmen Best for the sophisticated
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An autopsy revealed the victim was bruised, malnourished, with "suspicious marks, bums, abrasions and lacerations" all over the body, a broken nose, trauma suggesting a blow to the head, and ribs that were broken after she died.
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" And Time piled on: "One of the literary clichés that takes a long time dying is the notion that prostitutes have hearts of gold and that bums are somehow more steeped in humanity than people who work.
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For any member of the House or Senate who fails to condemn Trump's appeasement of Putin and defend America from the Russian attacks against America, voters should throw those bums out in the midterm elections in November.
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The thing that really bums me out, aside from being a grump complaining about a catch I could never make in my life, is that it takes away from the legitimately insane things this guy can do.
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Given evidence of tightening supply chains in the U.S., particularly in trucking, where management teams have highlighted difficulties in putting 'bums in the seat,' there appears to be incremental inflation pressure that likely haven't been fully realized.
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But even before immigration transformed America's ethnic landscape, there was a widespread perception that programs like Aid to Families With Dependent Children basically helped Those People — you know, the bums on welfare, the welfare queens driving Cadillacs.
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Read more: Instagram posts encouraging eating disorders are 'spiralling out of control,' psychiatrists warn "Different looks come on trend — thigh gaps, big bums… these are things that are unrealistic and unattainable for most body types," Wells said.
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Derrières have long fascinated great tastemakers, from Sir Mix-A-Lot to Jennifer Lopez to many in R29's HQ. We spend a fair share of our downtime analyzing our bums — specifically, how they look in our trousers.
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In particular, they suggest that voters who think they can easily detect the quality of politicians respond to political failures "by demanding new people, not new institutions"—throwing the bums out, not changing the incentives facing elected leaders.
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But perhaps the inspiration for Mr. Garcia's previous affable bums had always been the old Jimmy Buffett: the kind of ne'er do well who grapples with living a life of purpose while not wanting to work very hard.
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Perdue, a former Reebok and Dollar General CEO who had never run for office before, used an anti-Washington playbook that rejected the traditional conservative-establishment GOP primary fights in favor of a "throw all the bums out" argument.
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I'll save my full impressions of the horror sequel for another piece, but knowing so many won't bother giving The Evil Within 2 a chance not only bums me out, but raises another question: what's your favorite overlooked sequel?
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I get sad, too, and it bums me out, but in a lot of those times, these were the places that—in a lot of cases—hadn't evolved and hadn't kept up with what is happening in San Francisco.
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Clinton for failing, as a member of the Obama administration, to stop the rise of the Islamic State, employing much the same throw-the-bums-out argument he has used to demand an overhaul of government on domestic matters.
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The throw-the-elite-bums-out ethos of the populists, they say, has led to a government staffed with hapless amateurs who wear their inexperience as a badge, and transported Italy into a bizarro world that upends political logic.
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Field Niggas was filmed entirely at the intersection of 125th Street and Lexington Avenue in Harlem at night, entering the inner and outer lives of locals on the social fringes, respectfully following prostitutes, cops, K2 addicts, drunks, and bums.
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These sandy booties will help you shake off the 2016 dirt ... and get you diggin' right into the nitty-gritty of 2017 -- sift through the hot bums and see if you can guess the sexy stars behind these beach butts.
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Everything about Aspen, Colorado, doesn't feel real: the shockingly blue sky against the stark outlines of the mountains, the devastatingly gorgeous ski-bums-turned-baristas, the slightly light-headed feeling you get from the lack of oxygen at 8,000 feet.
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But its resilience will be tested by an election that has given two out-with-the-bums parties 50 percent of the vote, pulverized the mainstream, prized vapid inexperience and seen Steve Bannon emerge as a purported expert on Tuscany.
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He called police officers "bums" — and then apologized — in 1980 after they had vandalized looters' cars during rioting that broke out when a jury acquitted four white Miami police officers in the killing of Arthur McDuffie, a black insurance executive.
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Virtually the entire federal government was destroyed — the ultimate "throw the bums out" — yet as newcomers have been assembled into a replacement Congress, the same sort of divisiveness and petty horse-trading that characterized the old order have quickly reappeared.
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Based the conventional wisdom, you would be forced to conclude that Sanders is just moments from hiring a bunch of Vermont ski bums as foreign policy advisers, and will shortly announce his secret plan to provide universal health care to ISIS.
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If the people, in their wisdom, throw out the bums when bad things are happening but not when good things are happening, then politicians have an incentive to try their best to make good things happen and to avoid bad things.
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Not only do you need to find a hotel that everyone can afford or a house that everyone can fit in, you need to pick a place that appeals to everyone, whether they're foodies, adventure-seekers, beach bums, or history buffs.
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In 2007, William R. Miller and William L. White reviewed research on "confrontation" in addiction treatment, a strategy that aims to shame and humiliate, using verbal attacks and even extreme tactics like making people wear diapers or dress as "bums" or prostitutes.
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Not only did Republicans take back the House, but Speaker Tom Foley, a Democrat from Washington State, fell victim to the throw-the-bums-out midterm mentality, becoming the first speaker to lose a seat since Pennsylvania's Galusha A. Grow's loss in 1862.
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" Norman Podhoretz, in these pages, took moral umbrage at the embrace of the downtrodden: Algren seems to believe, he wrote, "that we live in a society whose bums and tramps are better men than the preachers and the politicians and the otherwise respectables.
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It's an opportunity to absolutely lay waste to a team full of chumps and bums in front of an increasingly irritable crowd who will absolutely be looking for an opportunity to turn on the Knicks somewhere around Giannis's thirty-seventh or so point.
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Clarke Tucker, a Democratic state legislator in Arkansas who is challenging Representative French Hill, a Republican, said on Wednesday that he took Mr. Lamb's victory as a validation of a throw-the-bums-out message he planned to deliver in his own race.
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To save itself, the European Union is going to need a real opposition political party: one that can formulate a coherent alternate policy agenda and give dissatisfied voters the opportunity to "throw the bums out" without tearing down the entire institutional edifice they inhabit.
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There are two types of beach bums: The person who hits the sand with a volleyball net, paddleboard, and not a stitch of makeup on — and the glamazon who coordinates her lipstick to her bikini (and maybe her round Anthropologie towel) for the 'gram.
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That's how the saying goes, at least for U.S. tourists and Instagram stars Joseph and Travis Dasilva, who were arrested in Thailand on Tuesday and charged with public indecency after snapping a photo of their bare bums in front of Bangkok's famous Wat Arun temple.
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But to the disruptive eye, that ageing business model is catnip, and so unsurprisingly, MoviePass has come along, seeing that there was an opportunity to try to revive the cinema experience by offering subscriptions for a flat rate to get more bums on those seats.
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Newspaper O Estado de S.Paulo on Thursday posted on its website a recording of comments made by Ferreira during a meeting with union leaders in which he criticized some managers at Eletrobras and said they were "bums" taking advantage of benefits provided by taxpayer money.
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Trump is playing on white working class resentment against racially diverse young people, immigrants and minorities — people who are falsely and callously characterized as lazy, undeserving bums who lie to get a Social Security disability check, an unemployment check or to qualify for food stamps.
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Amid all the ex-jocks clamoring for basic-cable attention and all the national football reporters with player agents' hands up their bums and all the beat-reporter hearsay breathlessly repeated as fact, there will actually be some important decisions rendered in camps this year.
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"When we first started out, people thought we had lost our minds, become beach bums, and were wasting our time," says Malviya, who was first made aware of the surf scene in India in 2007 when she and her boyfriend were studying at Manipal University.
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But the problem is there usually or almost always is someone more successful than you on different dimensions and it bums you out that you aren't them and that's important for competitive ... for improving the evolutionary cycle, but it also can make you unhappy.
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As well as all that, I'd heard stories of complete debauchery in Newquay, which made the town sound like a place where taps run the colour of Irn Bru WKD and the streets are lined with sozzled beach bums engaging in all kind of nefarious activities.
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Sour news hit ski bums when a study came out last year measuring climate change as it related to future economic outcomes for the industry, stating that within seventy years, season lengths throughout the country will have decreased drastically; in some locations by as much as 80 percent.
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Algren was taken sharply to task for writing a book that Alfred Kazin found saturated in "puerile sentimentality," Leslie Fiedler declared written by a museum piece, and Norman Podhoretz scorned for trying to tell its middle-class readers that bums and tramps had more humanity than the rest of us.
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I mean, it's not that bad if you don't care about seeing human trafficking victims walk around dressed as schoolgirls, drag queens waiting outside stinky motels, gringos (male and female) prostituting themselves for 20 dollars, bums, and tattooed ex-cons that look straight out of a movie with Edward James Olmos.
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Love was an enclave for creativity—a grimy place to congregate and commingle, where suburban boys got their first taste of the city, where many had their first run-ins with overzealous police officers, where drug use was in the open, along with bums having intercourse and doing other unsavory acts in public.
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He was struck by the bumptious new generation of artists in New York—Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Eric Fischl, David Salle, Cindy Sherman—and by the late work of Philip Guston, an American Abstract Expressionist who had reverted to figuration with cartoonlike pictures of sheeted Ku Klux Klansmen and cigar-smoking bums.
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This woman—late thirties, lean as one of the bums in the wash, jeans, running shoes, her face older than the rest of her, and a little rainbow-colored cap perched atop her dark, cropped hair—wouldn't have been attractive to me even if I were in the market, which I wasn't.
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An electorate, once fairly equally divided between center-right and center-left, loosed itself from former allegiances and, its mood febrile and angry, sought parties which promised to throw the bit-by-bit bums out and tell the EU to stop enforcing economic austerity on people who think their lives are already austere enough.
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Plus, there are a couple of lean white bums living in the wash just behind the place, and they sometimes give me a start, looming up out of the darkness when I step outside at night for a breath of air, but nothing's ever happened, not even a request for spare change or a cigarette.
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My angst goes way back to when baseball was baseball, when the World Series was played in God's own sunlight, and the bad guys in pinstripes jumped up and down on my beloved Brooklyn Bums — the great rivalry of this sport, two teams from the same city (more or less) meeting in six World Series in one tense decade.
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Exceptions aside, given how often incumbent leaders are losing re-election campaigns, and how many suffer from record-low approval ratings, the confusing pattern of recent election results seems best explained not by the rise of any one ideology but by a sentiment now common to voters all over the world: When in doubt, just throw the bums out.
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Pushing through the park gate—kids, mothers, swings, a couple of bums laid out on the grass as if they'd been installed there along with the green wooden benches—he tried to look casual, even as the sirens began to scream in the distance and he told himself it was only just ambulances bringing people to the emergency room.
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Here are the best sleds you can buy:Best sled overall: Slippery Racer Downhill XTreme Toboggan Snow SledBest inflatable snow tube: A-DUDU Inflatable Snow TubeBest utility sled: Terrain Deer Drag Utility SledBest classic runner sled: Flexible Flyer Steel Runner SledBest saucer sled: Lucky Bums Powder Coated Metal SaucerUpdated on 10/1/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated copy, prices, links, and formatting.
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Certainly, the city's affinity with winter sports was boosted in 1984 by two Nottinghamshire bobbies winning pairs figure-skating gold in Sarajevo, and while Torvill and Dean's success was a major factor behind the construction of the NIC in 2000, that still doesn't explain how a team playing an 'alien' sport could put 500 more bums on seats than the world's oldest football club.
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Writing about this now, I am smacked with flashbacks of all that hauling and holding I did as a parent — so many near-plunges into toilets; so many times my kids had their shirt-fronts soaked by the wet sink counters I balanced them against, supporting their bums with one knee as I held them under the armpits to help them reach the faucet.
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Unimpeachable masterpieces like Velázquez's "Las Meninas" join art historical rarities: a woozy early Vermeer; a seminude Orientalist photo shoot art-directed by Eugène Delacroix; Ellsworth Kelly's abstraction of two contiguous curved volumes said to slyly represent "two boys' bums together"; a composite photograph of Abraham Lincoln with a Mathew Brady head shot of the president grafted onto the body of the pro-slavery statesman John C. Calhoun.
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The Olympics, and everyone pushing for it, can try to cage us in in a million shiny new skateparks, try to bribe us with TV time and big-sponsor checks, but there's always going to be dirty skate crews mashing down the streets, ollieing over bums and onto cars, yelling at pedestrians and one another, destroying property, and loitering in parking lots and on curbs across the world.
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Ahead of Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg testifying before Congress later today, where she will be questioned alongside Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey as US lawmakers wrestle with how to regulate social media platforms (and even just to get bums on seats, given Google's Larry Page declined to attend), the Pew Research Center has published new research suggesting Americans have become more cautious and critical in their use of Facebook over the past year.
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"I don't love our cell phone culture — it bums me out, and I was really interested in playing a woman who feels limited and silenced, and who has kind of done everything by the rules, and has existed with a lot of certainty about who she is, and who is really slowly becoming uncertain and doesn't have all of the ways that we have now, with our different technologies, to check out," she said over the phone.
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Baseball drew barely 14,000 fans a game that season, and even some of the players' family members were yawning at the lack of action, as the Washington Post described that summer: "I think everyone would like to see more of the spectacular things you used to see in baseball: the base stealing, the arguments with the umpire, people screaming, 'throw the bums out,'" said Liz Peterson, wife of Washington outfielder Cap Peterson, who stole just two bases that year while batting .204.
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Never mind that he was active on New York's burgeoning, post-World War II art scene; his work was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in the 1940s and at Manhattan galleries over a decades-long timespan, and he knew just about everyone: Peggy Guggenheim (for whom he designed a famous pair of bat-shaped sunglasses); Tennessee Williams; Gore Vidal; and the multimillionaire art collector and Forbes magazine publisher, Malcolm Forbes; his circle also included many other artists as well as countless, now nameless hustlers, sailors, beach bums, and representatives of working-class "trade" who posed for his pictures and with whom he had sex.
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It's not just the clean, hard facts that you understood, in the car, and that were so threadbare and old hat that almost anyone could have recited them, beginning with the use of chemicals that sparked dopamine production and lodged themselves in organic compounds called receptors, and then from there took over what was originally a unique story—the Hudson River house, the art work, his stone-carved faces in the front yard, the view of the river from his back patio, his name, Frank, the minutiae of his story—and transmuted it into a clichéd tale that changed only in the terms that were used to describe it, so that those who were once known as mad, Skid Row bums, stumblebums and drunkards and junkies were now seen as diseased victims who might be treated.
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