"He butted me in the second round and he looked at me and butted me again," Tyson said.
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South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg butted heads with Rep.
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It's not just homeowners the group has butted heads with.
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But Baldwin butted in to exclaim, "No obstruction, no collusion."
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The pair regularly butted heads over personality and academic credit.
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It's not the first time the two have butted heads.
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Khan and Trump have repeatedly butted heads in the past.
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So I butted heads with him in a bad way.
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James and Trump have butted heads heads before, as well.
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He has literally butted heads with Jason Richardson and Kevin Garnett.
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The two sides even butted heads over Google's Nexus tablets, too.
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I immediately butted heads with the chairman of Columbia's art department.
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But in the midst of them, he also head-butted Mayweather.
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He has frequently butted heads with the president in that role.
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Trump and Cruz butted heads throughout the immediate aftermath of Maria.
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The Trump transition team has already butted heads with the Energy Department.
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This isn't the first instance Drake has butted heads with the Bucks.
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This isn't the first time that Diller and Trump have butted heads.
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She and the press secretary have often butted heads during past briefings.
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Trump butted in to take special issue with one of Rubio's digs.
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In 28503, during the immigration reform debate, McCain butted heads with Sen.
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This is not the first time the two candidates have butted heads.
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Ryan has frequently butted heads with White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Older and newer members of Clinton's world also butted heads in March 2015.
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Jabbari was once violently gun-butted by a Boltek Pistol for 20 minutes.
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As a coach, Knight slapped, head-butted, choked and kicked his own players.
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Tillerson, in contrast, has frequently butted heads with Trump over personnel and policy.
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Duterte has also recently butted heads with the Catholic Church on contraceptive issues.
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I was head-butted by my cabin-mate, but in the friendliest way.
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Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau butted heads during the summit over tariffs.
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A disciplinarian who towered over him at 6'6″, he and Ali often butted heads.
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Ottawa has also butted heads with Ontario's new populist government under Premier Doug Ford.
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She has butted heads with Democratic leadership, even threatening to boycott the last debate.
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She and and Apple once butted heads over the tech company's music streaming service.
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Obama and the Saudis also butted heads over Riyadh's military campaign in neighboring Yemen.
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He had long ago butted out, and now he got up and loped off.
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And she's long butted heads Singer, who says that Frankel doesn't support other women.
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At times, the candidates butted heads with the debate's moderator, news anchor Todd McDermott.
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Nigeria's government has butted heads with investors over the best course for the economy.
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When the staffers butted heads with their opponents, they often ended up learning from them.
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It was rambling and tall, made out of a house and a barn butted together.
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Lancelot butted open the stable gate Wednesday, owner Tamara Schmitz told the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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For much of the decade since Twitter launched, the two companies have repeatedly butted heads.
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" Trump Jr. butted in, adding: "We saw what happened last time they rigged an election.
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And López Obrador has butted heads with his own military over a speech by Gen.
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The Washington gossip: How Mr. Trump butted heads with his chief of staff, John Kelly.
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The administration and California lawmakers have butted heads over a number of Republican-backed policies.
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Throughout her career, she butted heads with her subjects, including Teen Mom 2 star Jenelle Evans.
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While some execs have reportedly butted heads with Spiegel, him and Conrad had a smoother relationship.
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And he butted heads with his former co-head of the institutional securities division, Paul Taubman.
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Tony Evers, a state schools chief who has often butted heads with Walker, leads the pack.
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Whitaker repeatedly butted heads with Democrats on the committee in the early minutes of the hearing.
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Back then, they butted heads over everything: food, parenting decisions, furniture choices and even TV programs.
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You butted a jug and it sharded apart into archaeology even before it hit the floor.
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Abbott was head-butted by a gay rights advocate during the postal survey campaign in September.
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Her new relationship was just starting to resemble a rom-com when real life butted in.
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Another notable issue that Murthy might have butted heads with the Trump administration on is vaccination.
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And were there any moments in which you butted heads with Hinstin in conceiving the retrospective?
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Their reverence for nature has occasionally butted up against their participation in the modern music scene.
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Mr. Andres and Judge T. S. Ellis III, who presided over the trial, butted heads repeatedly.
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There are retention ponds and lakes and alligators butted up against people and businesses and homes.
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She has butted heads with them since she took office in a landslide earlier this year.
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The pair butted heads more often than the president did with other members of his party.
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Though they've famously butted heads a few times, including last season, the two have mostly remained pals.
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These two situations quickly butted heads (and I'm not talking about her moment with The Situation, himself).
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Benioff and Dorsey butted heads on a proposal last year aimed at combating San Francisco's homelessness problem.
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Trump struggled with policy details, butted in when other candidates were speaking and sparred with the moderators.
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Acosta has in the past butted heads with Trump and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Alleged "proud boy" covering his face gets head-butted as he is being led away from protest.
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Dorsey and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, who strongly supports the proposition, have butted heads on the matter.
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Graham and Trump have often butted heads on foreign policy issues and occasionally on national security matters.
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Some attendees who had butted heads over the free-form seating got into a heated argument afterward.
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The precision of these records means that bristlecones have periodically butted into other disciplines: geology, archeology, climatology.
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Just 17 months apart, Roland and I constantly butted heads trying to assert our individuality growing up.
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Mexico and Venezuela butted heads last month at an Organization of American States (OAS) summit in Cancun.
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Rubio and Trump repeatedly butted heads during Thursday evening's contest at the historic Fox Theater in Detroit.
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Congress and Interior have already butted heads over whether lawmakers have given their approval for the move.
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He also butted heads over immigration policy with the Milwaukee police chief, who favors sanctuary city policies.
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Players are said to adore Gallant, though as Petchesky noted, he has reportedly butted heads with management.
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She frequently butted up against sexism, in one episode forcing her way into an actual all-boys club.
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Once outside the bar, Papayans allegedly head-butted an employee and Carter grabbed a bouncer by the throat.
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Maple Leaf fans might remember him as the tough guy that Doug Gilmour head-butted back in 213.
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Navarro, a China hawk, has butted heads with more moderate voices in the Trump administration over trade policy.
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The former ExxonMobil chief executive has periodically butted heads with the White House over policy and personnel decisions.
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We of course butted in by publishing a very scientific study of who's better, between Lana and Radiohead.
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According to the Washington Post, he frequently butted heads with the undersecretary of defense for intelligence, Michael Vickers.
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Pelosi, who butted heads with both Bush and Obama, sees the legislative branch as equal to the executive.
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Twitter from TWITTER Of course, logos aren't the only thing Facebook and Twitter have butted heads over recently.
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Nike had butted up against the $90 level throughout this year before breaking above it in late September.
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Vin Diesel and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson butted heads while filming "The Fate of the Furious" in 2017.
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He head-butted me, which I have a loose tooth from that, but I do not really care.
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Even Paul, who has butted heads with Trump, admitted that his style has helped shape the healthcare debate.
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The most recent suspension, after he head-butted an opponent, cost him a spot on England's World Cup team.
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Interestingly, Harbour's character in Stranger Things 3 butted heads quite a bit with an ill-fated character named Alexei.
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Until his resignation in August, Bannon had often butted heads with Ivanka and her husband, senior adviser Jared Kushner.
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Recently, the DMV butted heads with Uber over the ride-hail company's unwillingness to sign up for the permit.
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Scientists caught a male Japanese macaque red-butted (so to speak) trying to mate with several female sika deer.
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Carter punched one of the bouncers and Michael Papayans of California head-butted the bar manager, the report said.
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"The gator flipped back and head-butted the guy," Walter Day, who lives in the neighborhood, told WKMG-TV .
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In South Korea, progressives and conservatives have historically butted heads over North Korea and the U.S.–South Korea alliance.
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" Trump has repeatedly butted heads with the media, and has labeled unflattering coverage of his presidency as "fake news.
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Trotsky eventually had Stalin recalled, but the two butted heads again in the war against Poland in 1919-20.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello and the board have butted heads for months over what the plan should include.
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She was feeling brave and wanted to bite my lip, but I got scared, pulled away and head-butted her.
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Icahn spoke at length about business regulation in particular, relating an anecdote in which he butted heads with environmental restrictions.
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Missing the cut were big names including Kelly, who famously butted heads with Trump in the first GOP primary debate.
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This is not the first time House Democrats and agencies have butted heads when it comes to congressional oversight hearings.
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He's frequently butted up against the courts, which have frustrated his most sweeping previous efforts to overhaul the immigration system.
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Costa jumped up off the turf, got into the face of Barry, and like two demented stags, they butted heads.
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I've tried to remember this recently as my husband and I have butted heads over the meaning of the burkini.
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She butted heads with 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton earlier this year after Clinton called Gabbard Russia's favorite 2020 candidate.
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She then returned for Shereeé Whitfield's housewarming party at the season 9 finale — where she quickly butted heads with Kenya Moore.
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Tip later butted heads with cops in jail when he tried to get an explanation from the cop who arrested him.
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CBS stock is healthy and streaming numbers are good, but Ianniello represents the network's old guard, which butted heads with Redstone.
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He's also continuously advocated for cuts to federal spending, and has repeatedly butted heads with his own party on spending issues.
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HBC Executive Chairman Richard Baker and activist investor Jonathan Litt have butted heads on the future of North America's oldest company.
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Trump also lags in naming officials amid reports that Cabinet officials and the White House have butted heads over potential candidates.
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On Tuesday night, Trump once again butted in before an important hearing, this time to give his opinion about Comey himself.
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Law enforcement and the marchers butted heads over how much of the expressway the protest would be able to shut down.
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The WhatsApp co-founder had butted heads with Facebook concerning issues like privacy and advertising before leaving the company in 2017.
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The filmmakers butted heads with the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) over the way many of the jokes were written.
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Sestak had come into conflict with the Democratic establishment before; he reportedly butted heads with Rahm Emanuel during his House runs.
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Conservative leaders such as Prime Minister Theresa May have regularly butted heads with him, but in a surprise on Tuesday, Mrs.
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Three days into working from home together, L'Oreal Thompson Payton and her husband have already butted heads over a laptop charger.
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For months, New York restaurant owners have butted heads with the online delivery services, complaining that the apps charge exorbitant commissions.
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For months, Grassley has butted heads with Sessions over criminal justice reform, which bubbled over again last week into public view.
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Despite softening his tone, Lopez Obrador has butted heads with Mexico's business community, calling several tycoons influence traffickers who benefit from corruption.
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Trump's secretary of state nominee, Rex Tillerson, butted heads with Maduro in a feud over oil when Tillerson was CEO of ExxonMobil.
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But a complete reckoning with the Dreamcatcher magic requires a return to 2003, when Dreamcatcher accidentally butted heads with the Iraq War.
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The youngest candidate in the race, he sparred with Biden in an exchange about job experience and butted heads with Minnesota Sen.
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For most of human history, the (pussy) concepts of compassion, empathy, and mercy have butted heads with man's baser, id-driven impulses.
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His answer: The Raiders' ownership has butted heads with other owners in the past, which makes things politically difficult for the team.
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Mike was on the Style Network show from 2010 to 2012 ... when Olivia frequently butted heads with Tracy DiMarco, Mike's ex-gf.
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They didn't appear together; instead, they filmed clips separately discussing Hurricane Harvey's devastation that were butted together into a 30-second spot.
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When another anti-Trump protester got involved, the man wearing the hat head-butted him, according to a witness at the scene.
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Trump and Sanford have recently butted heads after Trump attacked him and endorsed his opponent hours before Sanford's GOP primary last month.
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In the 30 years that we've been together, I think we've only really, like, butted heads ... we can count on one hand.
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Mr. Denham has been a pro-immigrant voice on the right and has often butted heads with fellow Republicans over reform efforts.
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After making the home habitable, she happily lived there until a 19-story tower butted right up to her rear property line.
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But those who knew Mr. Murray — and even those who butted heads with him — said pigeonholing him as right-wing was simplistic.
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Law enforcement has butted heads with tech companies in the past over gaining access to encrypted devices that could contain valuable evidence.
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Mr. Giuliani's moves against her, however, were also aligned with the interests of Mr. Lutsenko, who had butted heads with the ambassador.
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The former finance executive, who left Goldman Sachs in 2018, tweets sparsely but has butted heads with Sanders before during this campaign cycle.
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When the woman head-butted her, Yamileth saw something in her right fist and seconds later she felt something plunge into her stomach.
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But he reportedly butted heads with other senior defense officials, and stepped down in April 2014, a year before his term officially ended.
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Police are investigating an incident in which Justin Bieber allegedly head-butted a man on Saturday at popular West Hollywood restaurant Serafina Sunset.
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She instantly go this look of vehement anger and disgust on her face, but before she could say anything, her husband butted in.
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There hasn't been a single post since Tomi and Glenn Beck butted heads over her announcing on "The View" she was pro-choice.
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They had butted heads with Lucasfilm president and producer Kathleen Kennedy once too often over their vision and approach to everyone's favorite scoundrel.
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It also earned him grudging respect from Darryl F. Zanuck, the 20th Century Fox executive with whom he butted heads on the project.
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Mr. Hansen has butted heads with the Hindu American Foundation for more than a decade over how Indian history is taught in California.
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Ricardel reportedly butted heads with the first lady's office over seating on the plane during Trump's visit to several African countries last month.
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He has butted heads with the institution over his controversial war on drugs, which has claimed the lives of suspected dealers and users.
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Still, the group has butted heads with the White House on trade issues, including tariffs and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The bigger fight: This is not the first time House Democrats and agencies have butted heads when it comes to congressional oversight hearings.
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For months, The Weekly Standard's leadership had butted heads with MediaDC, the publisher of the magazine which is owned by Clarity Media Group.
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As we all saw on screen, Peter and his mother Barbara butted heads over his future to the point of actual public arguing.
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The author of the bill was Kevin de León, a state senator from Los Angeles who has long butted heads with Governor Brown.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan, with whom Trump has butted heads frequently, responded positively to the news that the president would not be visiting.
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If you've got a power strip, then chances are that your plugs have butted heads before to try and get a little extra room.
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All four were reported to have butted heads with Zuckerberg's directives, which we now know involves stripping those apps of some of their autonomy.
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And when campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was fired in June, Manafort -- who butted heads with Lewandowski -- was widely seen as the campaign's top official.
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The big picture: CNN and Fox News have butted heads in the Trump era, with both networks consistently attacking each other for alleged bias.
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Then, "a few minutes later, he saw Mr. Bieber arguing with a patron, when Mr. Bieber suddenly head-butted the patron," adds the release.
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More recently, the GOP nominee has butted heads with the military over the Iraqi-led campaign to reclaim the city of Mosul from ISIS.
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But Holbrooke rubbed people the wrong way — even the President himself — and often butted heads with other top-ranking folks in the Obama administration.
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Real Housewives of Atlanta's Sheree Whitfield and Kenya Moore have butted heads about the status of their home renovations on more than one occasion.
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You are no doubt familiar with his replacement, who notoriously head-butted Italy's Marco Materazzi in the chest during the 2006 World Cup Final.
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What seemed like a trend soon became the norm, and in centuries since, two dominant parties--now, Republicans and Democrats--have butted heads continuously.
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President Obama has long butted heads with the Israeli leader over a litany of issues, such as reaching a peace agreement with the Palestinians.
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In that role, Kelly oversaw the prison at Guantanamo Bay and publicly butted heads with the Obama administration over its plan to close it.
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The next day, "RAM members collectively pushed, punched, kicked, chocked, head-butted, and otherwise assaulted several individuals, resulting in a riot," the office said.
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Levi's legendary Wedgie jean is everywhere — all over your Instagram, on all the butts among your best-butted friends, and on a Jenner, even.
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As Sharpton explains in the interview, the two New York natives began their rocky friendship in the 1980s and have often butted heads politically.
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A row of California-style mansions (housing for "the stars" — the generals, in Korean parlance) butted up against a golf course and a pond.
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In the Senate, Ted Cruz and Dianne Feinstein have long butted heads, but they're leading the effort to address family separations at the border.
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She says that "no one has ever gotten hurt or head-butted" in a session but that there are plenty of goat-related distractions.
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The two butted heads over the decision and internally Trump's decision was seen as a win for Navarro and a damaging loss for Cohn.
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An American boxer was accidentally head-butted in a fight and suffered a gash so wide you could have stuck a nickel in it.
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The two butted heads at the start of the administration as Attorney General Jeff Sessions faced pressure to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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Last year, Snap rented some property that butted up against the marina where all the yachts are docked and created a super-exclusive meeting space.
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Jordan won all 6 of his NBA titles while playing under Krause -- and, while they butted heads at times, MJ is honoring his memory now.
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Warmbier's death has further raised tensions between the U.S. and North Korea, who have increasingly butted heads over Pyongyang's rapidly advancing nuclear and missiles programs.
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This was an adequate strategy for acquiring staples and surfwear, but I also needed clothes that would appeal to the Juicy-butted, $100-sweatpants crowd.
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The two lawmakers — who have frequently butted heads on a number of issues related to the park system — noted how historical the co-sponsorship was.
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But NHTSA and Tesla have butted heads over the electric-car maker's claim that the Model 3 is the safest car the agency has tested.
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He built the skeleton large out of steel and titanium, with broad flaring scapulae, shining triple-butted femurs and spine, a great globe of skull.
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In his role, he appeared as himself, styled as a beloved voice of the people who butted heads with Vince McMahon, W.W.E.'s chief executive.
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But he butted heads with a number of his White House colleagues, including John Kelly, then the chief of staff, who ultimately blocked his advancement.
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"Fairfax shaped my view of Los Angeles: a self-contained, three-block enclave butted up against the Korean high-rises of Wilshire Boulevard," he writes.
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Brown butted heads at times with teammates and management and orchestrating a trade to the Raiders earlier this year after falling out with the Steelers.
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Adams said witnesses told police Ator had been "drinking all night" and that one person head-butted him, leaving cuts on his face and nose.
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While Democrats have found an ideological partner on immigration in Curbelo, they've butted heads with him because he hasn't signed on to the DREAM Act.
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The nuns butted heads with the church hierarchy in Los Angeles, but eventually became a lay order, which is now open to women and men.
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Witnesses allegedly claimed that once the men were outside the bar, Papayans head-butted an employee and Carter grabbed a bouncer's throat, the police report states.
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There's little expectation of privacy when it comes to public social media posts, but law enforcement has butted heads with social media companies in the past.
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While Ronnie Magro and Sorrentino butted heads over old drama surrounding Sammi Giancola, the two served as foils for each other during the 14-episode season.
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Justin Bieber will reportedly not face charges for a February incident during which he allegedly head-butted a man at a West Hollywood restaurant, TMZ reported.
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In particular, Mr. Fahrenkopf and Mr. Trump butted heads over Mr. Trump's unwillingness to pay dues to the association, said one person who knows both men.
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Kim demoted his top nuclear negotiator Kim Yong Chol in April, according to the Post, casting aside a hard-liner who butted heads with U.S. negotiators.
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In that role, he sometimes butted heads with teachers' union leaders, who at the time were skeptical of using student data to judge schools, he said.
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Rippon said that during a practice a few years ago, he accidentally head-butted a competitor, who had to withdraw from the competition with a concussion.
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Despite Trump's desire to broker better relations with Moscow, both countries have butted heads on various fronts, including arms control and Russian interference in U.S. elections.
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In scandals from Watergate to Iran-contra to Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky, special prosecutors have butted heads with presidents and their staffs, sometimes with calamitous results.
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Should he choose the Rockets, he will be reunited with Coach Mike D'Antoni, with whom he famously butted heads during their time together with the Knicks.
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The fight came after an acrimonious weigh-in during which Alvares almost head-butted Golovkin, who is known affectionately through the boxing world as 'Triple-G'.
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Washington and Moscow have also butted heads recently over Trump's decision to strike a Syrian air base in response to a chemical weapons attack earlier in April.
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Umpires are reportedly considering boycotting Serena Williams' matches after she butted heads with chair umpire Carlos Ramos during the contentious U.S. Open women's singles final last weekend.
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Earlier, as Google sought approval for its radar-based tech, Facebook reportedly butted in with fears that Soli devices could interfere with the operation of other gadgets.
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David Tonnessen says he was snapping photos of Lana at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in 2014 when Franco, unprovoked, viciously charged and head-butted him in the stomach.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, long an outspoken opponent of LGBTQ rights, butted heads with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over the issue, according to the New York Times.
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And in congressional testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee earlier this month, Nielsen butted heads with Democrats about immigrant detention — particularly of children — and family separations.
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And before her spat with the East Wing, Ricardel butted heads repeatedly with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, a rivalry that was well-known within the Trump administration.
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Their saga has become a diplomatic hot potato in Europe, where anti-immigrant sentiment and strained resources have butted up against migrants arriving by the thousands. 5.
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Mattis butted heads with the Obama administration as head of US Central Command from 2010 to 2013 over the need to prepare for potential conflict with Iran.
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Chris Kempczinski, the US business chief who had butted heads with the franchisees, is now the CEO, and Joe Erlinger is the president of McDonald's US business.
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The journalist who was head-butted was trying to interview a member of a powerful local clan called the Spadas, which had thrown its support behind CasaPound.
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By most accounts, Dr. Shulkin's rapid fall began as he increasingly butted heads with other Trump administration official over how to approach the expansion of private care.
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The integration could be a sign of progress between two companies that have butted heads to a more heated degree than ever before over the last year.
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"Back during the campaign, Trump butted heads with the pope over immigration, so people were expecting this first meeting to be a bit tense," Stephen Colbert said.
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Repeated conflict with the nanniesBrian Mosteller has butted heads with staff repeatedly as managing director of West Street, and employee turnover increased after he began, sources said.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, long an outspoken opponent of LGBTQ rights, butted heads with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over the issue, according to the New York Times.
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Duffy reportedly butted heads with Tony Fadell, accusing the Nest founder (and high-profile Apple ex-pat) of "holding back all progress," with regards to his company's products.
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During a decade on The View, now-retired conservative host and former Survivor contestant Hasselbeck often butted heads with her more liberal-leaning co-stars, including Barbara Walters.
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Those factions have repeatedly butted heads in recent years over both policy objectives -- like the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank -- and the legislative tactics to achieve them.
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The Zero Dark Thirty star butted heads with some of the men who dated her mom, but she says they taught to her to stand up for herself.
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There's just something about seeing a woman head-butted, and then thrown into a dresser that remains hard to process, even if it's technically in her job description.
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Of course, she's far from the only memorable Halloweentown character: Kimberly J. Brown played Marnie, the tween witch who butted heads with her mother over their Halloween heritage.
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Kushner, along with Trump's children, repeatedly butted heads with Lewandowski, who they felt was undermining their efforts to steer Trump in a more positive direction, multiple sources said.
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Even politically, Amazon has butted heads with city officials in Seattle and New York, while politicians on both sides are calling for tighter regulatory scrutiny on its business.
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The author of a book titled "Death by China," Navarro has butted heads with other advisers who have pushed Trump to adopt a more moderate approach toward China.
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His father Norbert, a former Olympic luger and current head of the German team, clapped his hands and nearly head-butted the ceiling with a jump for joy.
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A dramatic showdown began on Friday after the White House and the CFPB butted heads over who will lead the Wall Street watchdog agency following Richard Cordray's resignation.
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Over the years, sports leagues have fought with some of their best players, including cases in which Major League Baseball butted heads with Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez.
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Nico Hernandez, an American light flyweight, said he was more aware of boxers who intentionally head-butted opponents even though it could draw a caution from the referee.
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Tenet, which has lost significant amounts of money due to slowing patient admissions, has butted heads with activist hedge fund Glenview Capital Management, led by billionaire Larry Robbins.
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As the head of Southern Command, Kelly oversaw the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and publicly butted heads with the Obama administration over its plan to close it.
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We broke the story ... Omarosa and Trump butted heads over a number of issues in his first year as President, including his handling of Charlottesville, beefing with Rep.
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When countries butted heads, they often sorted out issues by turning to diplomacy instead of law, explains Todd Tucker, a trade scholar at the left-leaning Roosevelt Institute.
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Teresa Giudice and Joe Gorga butted heads on Wednesday's episode of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, in what looks to be the beginning of a season-long battle.
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Trump campaign official J.D. Gordon led this effort — and, per the delegate he butted heads with, Gordon said he had been on the phone with Trump about the topic.
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Both butted heads a few times during the season, including a blowout fight they had in Cartagena, Colombia, which began when a newly sober de Lesseps questioned Medley's drinking.
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Amber Heard has filed new allegations against her ex-husband Johnny Depp, saying in court documents that he choked, hit, and head-butted her during violent drug-fueled rages.
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In extra time, with the French unable to penetrate Italy's tight defence, their star player, Zinedine Zidane, turned on the man marking him, Marco Materazzi, and head-butted him.
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He has butted heads over the subject with Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich, and told the Sun-Times that the archdiocese threatened him with "canonical penalties" over the flag burning.
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Surabian said officials who butted heads with Trump proved to be a poor fit and that the president is seeking people who are willing to execute his policy proposals.
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" Lahren and Jay butted heads again this year following an interview Jay-Z did with Van Jones, in which he said: "Because you don't take care of the problem.
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The two have butted heads over policy disagreements for years, and his more compromise-minded brand of politics would conflict with Warren's push for sweeping political and regulatory change.
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Perez said that his arrests were on par with the rest of the officers in his district; he butted heads with Tsachas, though, over which people he had stopped.
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Candidates waved their arms like first graders wanting to be called on by the teacher, and when they didn't get recognized by Holt, the candidates just butted in whenever.
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Police officers that arrived claimed that Jones tried to flee the scene, and that he also kicked and head-butted the officers while refusing to enter the police car.
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"The Doberman jumped up and head-butted me — that's one of the things that they do — and got me down to the ground and they both attacked me," Osbourne continued.
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He was scheduled to be arraigned on Monday, but he allegedly head-butted a police officer as he was being transported from the medical center to Staten Island Criminal court.
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Schmidt, who is worth an estimated $10.6 billion, helps run one of the world's largest companies — and one that has occasionally butted heads with anti-trust regulators around the world.
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From a modern-day perspective, this attitude can seem extremely irresponsible, but in 1982, when Dritz and Dugas had butted heads, it still wasn't proven that HIV was sexually transmitted.
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Many Republicans will no longer appear on Univision shows after the Spanish-language broadcast network butted heads last year with then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, according to a new report.
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A handful of print publishers butted heads with antitrust regulators when they tried to form a similar arrangement to work with Apple on an ebook competitor a few years ago.
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With an unprecedented number of women on the presidential debate stage on two consecutive nights this week, the men butted in more than the women, who largely waited their turn.
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A Solis pick would likely strengthen Biden's ties to the labor movement, but could alienate business allies, who butted heads with Solis in the aftermath of the 6900 financial crisis.
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In 2007, while reporting on violent demonstrations in Estonia for Deutsche Presse-Agentur, he was head-butted by a protester, breaking his nose and leaving it off center still today.
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I think a lot of the competition between me and Jaime was coming from my side—I wanted to work on systems and AI, and we butted heads a couple times.
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Jeff Flake brought his sons up to the front of the chapel to meet former President Barack Obama, a Democrat with whom Flake regularly butted heads during Obama's time in office.
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According to Cavaliers' head coach Tyronn Lue, Garnett once got so hyped watching Puff Daddy's Making The Band that he head-butted a hole in the wall of his own house.
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Despite being away from RHOA for years, Zolciak-Biermann returned to the show for Shereé Whitfield's housewarming party at the season 9 finale — where she quickly butted heads with Kenya Moore.
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Then, in the winter of 2012, McAfee's neighbor Gregory Faull — who'd previously butted heads with McAfee — turned up dead, taser marks scarring his body and a gunshot wound to the head.
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McMaster, who reportedly was not on the president's radar until Cotton's suggestion, ultimately butted heads with Trump and his approach to Russia, Iran and North Korea and was dismissed in March.
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He last butted heads with Hispanic Democrats in February, after he said some immigrants had been "too lazy" to apply for renewal of their Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status.
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But the U.S. has occasionally butted heads with the Saudi royal family, including after the 9/11 attacks, when it was discovered that 15 of the 85033 hijackers were Saudi citizens.
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Sanders and Clinton have butted heads over the past week on healthcare, foreign policy and Wall Street ahead of a month that could make or break Sanders's insurgent challenge to Clinton.
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Harris has previously criticized the separation of undocumented children from their parents, calling it "human rights abuse" -- and has frequently and famously butted heads with Nielsen and her predecessor John Kelly.
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When Barry (played by Hader's stunt double) fought Ronny in his house, they head-butted and choked and nunchucked each other from room to room, repeatedly falling out of the frame.
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Prince and Krebs butted heads at the Black Hat security conference in 2013, when Krebs criticized Cloudflare for allowing DDoS attackers to take refuge behind the company's paid DDoS protection service.
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Julián Castro, the former HUD secretary who may have been the breakout star this time around, butted heads with fellow Texan Beto O'Rourke over how to forcefully reverse Trump's immigration policies.
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No word yet on exactly what the fuss was about, though TMZ's production sources say the two may have butted heads over creative directions ... and both are producers on Fast 8.
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As deputy attorney general in the George W. Bush administration, he butted heads with top White House officials for his refusal to sign on to a National Security Agency surveillance program.
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The two butted heads several times during this year's presidential campaign, with the Senate majority leader at times admonishing Trump and at other moments distancing himself from his own party's nominee.
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When Ms. Chandra and Mr. Newlands butted heads over a piece of abstract plywood art that she had found in the street, Ms. Hopp of Homepolish stepped in with a solution.
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Then Brown butted heads with the team's general manager, Mike Mayock, reportedly threatening to punch Mayock after the Raiders fined him for missing practice and a walkthrough session for the team.
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Spelling shot down longstanding rumblings that she and Doherty, 48, butted heads on the set of the iconic teen drama, explaining that the actress was one of her closest friends during filming.
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Rye butted heads with former U.S. Congressman Joe Walsh's on CNN's Newsroom with Brooke Baldwin yesterday after he suggested that President Obama was held to a lower standard because of his race.
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Tesla's stock price fell 5.6 percent on Thursday, after Musk butted heads with analysts on the call who wanted updates on the company's continuing production issues and high cash-burn rate. nyti.
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In that debate, Gabbard butted heads with Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, over their foreign policy postures, demonstrating another moment in which she bucked the party's perspective and favored nonintervention.
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When he saw Hasidim rifle-butted as they dug ditches, or heard that Uncle Moishe had been shot on the spot for having fresh meat in his house, he felt like fighting.
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In many instances, these women butted up against negative assumptions about their ethnicity that locked them out of certain assignments; were subjected to sweeping generalizations; and were passed over for white colleagues.
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New York (CNN)A handful of voters who say they backed President Donald Trump in the 2016 election butted heads on a panel discussion that aired on CNN's "New Day" Tuesday morning.
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Anthony finished the move under the basket, and as the ball slipped through the net, he head-butted it back into the air, like a soccer defender clearing out a corner kick.
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We're told The Rock has butted heads with Vin during the production, in part because V.D. is a producer and has made decisions that didn't sit well with the former wrestling champ.
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The only company that seemed intent on keeping a low profile was Snapchat, whose gated meeting space included eight-foot privacy shrubs and a sprawling dock that butted up to the marina.
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Tesla's stock price fell 2013 percent on Thursday, after Mr. Musk butted heads with analysts on the call who wanted updates on the company's continuing production issues and high cash-burn rate.
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There have been major points of tension between the two, as the global powerhouses have traded accusations of cyber espionage and butted heads over China's land grabs in the South China Sea.
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In a recent interview with People, Richards spilled that she and her oldest sister butted heads because Hilton feared the show would reveal too much about her mother's life and their unconventional upbringing.
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It's no secret the 2 butted heads several times when they were Steelers teammates ... with Brown even tweeting Ben had the "owner mentality" after getting blamed for a late-game interception last season.
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The Chicago Bulls head-butted their reset button, trading three-time All-Star Jimmy Butler and 16th overall pick Justin Patton for Dunn, a recuperating Zach LaVine, and seventh overall pick Lauri Markkanen.
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His friend the journalist Katharine Viner remembers how they butted heads at first while collaborating on a play about American activist Rachel Corrie: We had, shall we say, a lot of vigorous debate.
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State election officials have butted heads with lawmakers over efforts to secure elections, with some secretaries of state arguing that measures included in legislation currently being debated in the Senate go too far.
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In the past, she had butted heads with Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, and chief of staff John Kelly is reportedly not a fan, two former White House officials told the Washington Post.
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Supporters and detractors of the N.R.A. have butted heads over the issue on social media, calling on partner companies to either stay put or step away, essentially leaving them with no neutral ground.
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But Peanut would have none of it — he head-butted the phone away with startling violence, the glowing screen invading his space with the looming faces of people he didn't wish to know.
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Rajon Rondo, who butted heads with Butler and Wade earlier in the week, had one of his better efforts in some time with 13 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and three steals. 763.
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Mr. Kennedy butted heads with Mr. McGahn after the White House pushed through its preferred appeals court nominee for a Louisiana-based seat, Kyle Duncan, even though Mr. Kennedy did not favor him.
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McMaster's tenure at the White House was an uphill battle virtually from the outset because he butted heads not only with the president, but with Kelly and with Secretary of Defense James Mattis.
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At different points in his career he's butted heads with administrators and managers who are much more profit-oriented than patient-oriented—not out of preference, but because that's how the business works.
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In February, the Air Force airman, 24, called the Hustle and Heart author, 25, a liar on Twitter, where they butted heads after she told a fan she'd be open to having more children.
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Season 3 True Detective director Jeremy Saulnier dropped out after two episodes, reportedly due to creative disputes with Pizzolatto, who was also said to have butted heads with season 1's director Cary Fukunaga.
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Fellow male cast members Tony Hale, David Cross, and Will Arnett all butted in with variations on the theme: this behavior is okay, we all do it, he's learned from it, let's move on.
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Expectations for a resolution this week of the trade dispute are low after finance leaders from the United States' G7 partners butted heads with U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin at a meeting last week.
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Indonesia insists it is a non-claimant in the South China Sea dispute, but has butted heads with China over a standoff involving a Chinese trawler that Indonesia stated was in its fishing waters.
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He has also advocated for a trade war with China and called for a total ban on Muslims entering the U.S. Throughout his campaign, Trump has repeatedly butted heads with the big technology companies.
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In February, the Air Force airman, 24, called the Hustle and Heart author, 25 a liar on Twitter, where they butted heads after she told a fan she'd be open to having more children.
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Tracing the instances in which the law butted up against dancing, it becomes apparent that more often than not, enforcement of such legislation constituted a covert attempt to police sexuality and oppress marginalized communities.
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Then you picture him frothing "good job my boys aren't here" through a bloodied nose, separated by a hotel lobby window's glass from the face of the paparazzi who has just head-butted him.
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The show more than successfully makes the case for Le Brun's art historical rehabilitation, though if it has a fault, it's that the artistic conventions that Le Brun butted against aren't underscored clearly enough.
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It's true that Jimmy Carter and Democrats in Congress butted heads five separate times in 1977, 1978, and 1979, and couldn't get their act together to fund the government (Carter was a bad president!).
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It was neither Sterling's first racist encounter — as a teenager, he once was head-butted by a stranger on a Liverpool street — nor the first time he had experienced racism in an English stadium.
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It was a problematic project in which Mr. Goldman butted heads with Mr. Redford, who was the producer as well as the co-star, and who in later years played down Mr. Goldman's participation.
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Emily Simpson and her husband of 10 years Shane Simpson butted heads on Tuesday's Real Housewives of Orange County, as she confronted him over the trouble the two have been having in their marriage.
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Trump and Mattis have reportedly butted heads over a number of policy issues, such as banning transgender people from serving in the military, military exercises with South Korea and the United States's posture toward NATO.
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The people explained that The Weekly Standard's leadership had butted heads with MediaDC, the current publisher of the magazine, and that the two parties had agreed to allow Hayes to search for a new owner.
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White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller was on the front lines as President Donald Trump's administration butted heads with Democratic lawmakers over Trump's wishes for a $5-billion wall along the US-Mexico border.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The police in Tasmania have charged a man with assault after former Prime Minister Tony Abbott said in an interview that a same-sex-marriage supporter had head-butted him Thursday in Hobart.
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The GOP chairman has gone so far as to say he had a better working relationship with the Obama administration, an extraordinary statement coming from a senator who frequently butted heads with Obama administration officials.
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If Barr is confirmed, he would oversee the antitrust division at the agency, the same one he butted heads with at Time Warner, and would look into whether to break up social media giants like Facebook.
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After the first Republican debate, when Trump butted heads with Fox News host Megyn Kelly, he came under fire for saying that Kelly's questions were "off base," implying that they were so because Kelly was menstruating.
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According to the Post, Trump and Tillerson have butted heads over major policy issues, including the decision to send more troops to Afghanistan, and small annoyances, like the secretary's habit of not returning Trump's phone calls.
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Partisan fights over the nation's borrowing cap became a recurring theme under President Obama's administration, as he butted heads with congressional Republicans multiple times as conservatives sought to use the limit as leverage to win concessions.
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The President and the NFL have butted heads over athletes' decisions to kneel during the national anthem at games, with Trump calling on the league to fire players who protest during the anthem earlier this year.
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But in Hong Kong, the Lunar New Year's festivities got ugly after food vendors butted heads—literally and figuratively—with local vendors who were dishing out fishballs and other street foods at a crowded street market.
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Since then, the two oil-producing regional Middle East powers have butted heads several times, notably in the aftermath of the 1987 incident in which hundreds of Iranian demonstrators in Mecca were killed by Saudi forces.
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He was coached and home-schooled by his South Africa-born mother until he went to college, and "butted heads" with her for years as a "feisty" and "more negative version" of his modern-day self.
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Though the 2 butted heads over the nature of the industry, Phoenix and Di Maria found some common ground ... and the actor helped LA Animal Save liberate a mother cow and her newborn calf, a daughter.
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Weingarten and Bloomberg shared a byline in a USA Today editorial in 2018 acknowledging that while they have butted heads over the best way to improve schools, they share a focus on fair pay for teachers.
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Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh (D) butted heads with Fox News's Laura Ingraham Wednesday night over Pugh's decision to provide free buses to take students to a gun control rally in nearby Washington, D.C., later this month.
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He has butted heads with Democrats over his insistence that his enactment of a budget be conditional on approval of state workers' compensation changes, term limits for legislative leaders and a property-tax freeze, among other things.
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Corker, who at times has butted heads with Trump, voted against the spending bill early Friday, while Freedom Caucus members were among the 90 House GOP lawmakers who voted against the measure in the chamber on Thursday.
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While Trump and Mattis butted heads, the President rarely assailed the retired-four star general with the same impatience and venom he leveled against other Cabinet officials during the first year-and-a-half of the administration.
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Trump and McConnell have butted heads as Republicans' frustration has mounted over the party's failure to repeal Obamacare and enact other Trump agenda items, with Trump publicly blasting the Senate leader on Twitter repeatedly in recent weeks.
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Medicaid a defining issue in race The two candidates also butted heads over Medicaid, an increasingly contentious issue as Democratic candidates have pushed to expand the government program that provides medical care to some individuals in need.
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The Zinedine Zidane who took over Real's coaching job this year looks more like the serene midfielder who enchanted with his talent than the out-of-control player who head-butted his rival in a World Cup final.
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For one Florida man, even the prospect of getting head-butted wasn't enough to keep him away from his state's favorite reptile, because he apparently decided it'd be really chill to bring one along on a beer run.
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In recent plays, including "The Oldest Boy" and "How to Transcend a Happy Marriage," Ms. Ruhl has regularly butted up against the limitations of the stage as a home for abstract thought, however nice that sounds in theory.
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Weingarten and Booker have "butted heads at times, worked together at times," she said -- dating back to when Booker was mayor and Weingarten was president of the United Federation of Teachers across the river in New York City.
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Facebook acquired WhatsApp for $22 billion in 2014, and Koum and Acton butted heads with Facebook over its efforts to further monetize the messaging service; the two companies also clashed over things like desk sizes and bathroom doors.
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In a state where people bring horses to the club, kick swans for karate practice, get head-butted by gators, and find five-pound blunts washed up on the beach, everything, more or less, must seem pretty normal.
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" Heard says she told Depp she wanted "to leave him, and that I would call the police if he ever touched me again" but that the actor allegedly responded by "pushing me" and "head-butted me in my face.
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Unlike recent visits by French President Macron, who criticized Trump's policies before Congress, and German Chancellor Merkel, who has also butted heads with him, Buhari's involved much praise for Trump in ways that should please him and his base.
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"It shows that although we went through this path where we butted heads or were at crossroads and I guess we bumped into each other a bad way, we're still brothers at the end of the day," he said.
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"I know he butted heads with Donald Regan, though Ronald was always on his side," N. Gregory Mankiw, a professor of economics at Harvard, who was a staff economist under Professor Feldstein at the time, said in an interview.
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He described Trump's daughter, Ivanka, as "somebody who understands her father and is a fantastic surrogate for the campaign," and also praised her husband, Jared Kushner, who has become an increasingly influential adviser and who reportedly butted heads with Lewandowski.
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France summoned Italy's ambassador to Paris last month after Di Maio said the French had "never stopped colonizing" African countries, while Salvini, head of the nationalist Lega, has also butted heads with Paris over his brutal clamp down on immigration.
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However, as President Trump looks to work with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not long after Netanyahu and President Obama butted heads, one thing is becoming increasingly clear to voters: Republicans are the pro-Israel party, while Democrats are not.
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The president has frequently butted heads with Silicon Valley over how much access the federal government should have to encrypted private data and the government has endlessly battled the spread of Islamic State (ISIS) propaganda across the web and social media.
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Fans may remember her as being very religious and always playing the peacemaker (as well as having super-cute tête-à-têtes with her mom, Judy) while the other housewives butted heads over things like gym openings and handbag designs.
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Expectations for a resolution of the trade row are low after finance leaders from the United States' G7 partners butted heads with U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin at a meeting last week in the Canadian resort town of Whistler, British Columbia.
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Bolsonaro claims the data is wrong The scientist butted heads with Bolsonaro after the damning satellite data was released earlier in June, turning the international spotlight on the President's controversial plans to open up the world's largest rainforest to industry.
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Sinclair has also butted heads with Sling TV and even the sports-centric FuboTV, so YouTube isn't alone in having a tough time making a deal and there's reason to believe this situation isn't as straightforward as Sinclair lets on.
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That same weekend, at the red-and-white brick Foreign Correspondents' Club, a giant of a man in muddy black tuxedo pants and an untucked pleated shirt head-butted me because the bar was closed and he couldn't get a drink.
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It&aposs not the first time the NATO has butted heads with one of its members, nor is it surprising that Turkey is at odds with the rest of the alliance, given its position between east and west, Rizzo said Monday.
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They have more to do with the boyish antics of its first directors, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who butted heads with Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, who summarily replaced them with Ron Howard, who deemed most of their footage unusable.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the call came at the request of Putin, who has often butted heads with Obama about Moscow's efforts to prop up Syrian President Bashar Assad, whom the U.S. president has called on to step aside.
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The mother of six had abruptly left the show during the fifth season, but she returned to the hit Bravo show in April, where she had a night out at Sherée Whitfield's Chateau Sherée housewarming party — and quickly butted heads with Moore.
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It has already been tense under the Obama administration, especially in its first years, when local leaders butted heads with the federal government over immigration policies that compelled cities to share information on unauthorized immigrants that came to the notice of the law.
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Mattis and Trump also butted heads over Russia, with Mattis firmly accepting the intelligence community's assessment that Moscow interfered in the 2016 election and the president appearing at times to accept it and at other times to accept Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials.
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In April, shortly after taking over as national security adviser, John Bolton tapped Mira Ricardel as his top deputy, bringing on board someone who reportedly butted heads with Mattis when she served as head of Pentagon personnel for the Trump transition team.
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Spicer, who frequently butted heads with reporters before leaving the White House last summer, told Fox News that he thinks there are reporters without overt bias toward the president, but claimed that others seeking attention have "changed the nature" of the briefings.
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Read more: The GOP lawmakers disgusted by Trump's invitation to the Taliban are the latest sign his foreign policy is in shamblesBolton had also reportedly butted heads with other top advisers in the administration in recent weeks, particularly Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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The fight came after an acrimonious weigh-in during which Álvarez almost head-butted Golovkin, who is known affectionately through the boxing world as Triple G. "He's a great fighter, but I'm a great fighter and I showed it tonight," Álvarez said.
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Elon Musk, the brash Silicon Valley billionaire, was sued on Monday by a British cave explorer he had accused of being a pedophile after the two butted heads over the high-profile rescue of children from a cave in Thailand this summer.
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While it's hard to remember for sure if the 2019 government shutdown was for sure the first time Pelosi and Trump publicly butted heads since the latter took office, seeing as how time doesn't matter, it seems like a fine place to start.
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He briefly held the World Boxing Council's welterweight title in 2011 until a controversial fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. In that bout, Ortiz head-butted Mayweather, and Mayweather landed two punches while Ortiz's hands were down, knocking him out in the fourth round.
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Michigan State later agreed to a $500 million settlement with hundreds of Dr. Nassar's victims, but the fallout has lingered as Mr. Engler butted heads with survivors and the state's attorney general continued an investigation into the university's handling of the case.
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Since they hadn't settled on a visitation agreement yet, the exes butted heads repeatedly as Griffith accused Evans of keeping their son from him, while Evans said Griffith was in school all day so wouldn't even be able to spend time with Kaiser anyway.
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Ricardel, who was not particularly well-liked according to those who worked with her, and Grisham, had butted heads during the Africa trip, and Ricardel had not forgotten it, making it a mission to continue the feud back home in the weeks that followed.
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While the homecoming was supposed to be a triumphant one for the two former friends — who were original Atlanta Housewives when the show first premiered in October 2008 — they quickly butted heads throughout this season, with their fights often spilling over to social media.
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And Pages for businesses that were the center of its monetization strategy years ago didn't find space in the keynote, similar to how they've been butted out of the News Feed by competition and Facebook's philosophical shift from public content to friends and family.
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The billionaires Elon Musk and Jack Ma came together at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on Wednesday to discuss everything from Mars missions to the future of AI.The entrepreneurs butted heads over whether AI is something that people should fear in the future.
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The prospect of Spanish interference with Britain's sovereignty in Gibraltar caused alarm in the U.K., which was ceded the 2.6-square-mile (6.7-square-kilometre) peninsula under a 1713 treaty and has repeatedly butted heads with Spain over the territory in the centuries since.
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Although the two of them have shared some touching moments, they've also argued about battle tactics and butted heads over Sansa being left out of important discussions (something which prompted her to write that letter to Littlefinger and essentially win the Battle of the Bastards for Jon).
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Embiid exchanged tense words with NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant during a matchup with the reigning champion Golden State Warriors on Saturday, and two days later butted heads with the Los Angeles Clippers as he taunted and stared his way to 32 points and 16 boards.
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Despite the shared unease about China, the NBA has been the focus of attacks, giving Democrats the chance to take on a major U.S. corporation for putting profit over principle and Republicans another opportunity to go after a league they have butted heads with before (The Hill).
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I quickly became enraged, I spent the drive home wishing I had channeled my inner Zidane and punched or head-butted this player even though I knew punching this person wouldn't have helped either of us, my team, or the greater cause of advancing equality in sports.
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Liberal Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Paul Martin, his successor, butted heads with George W. Bush over the Iraq war and a litany of other files, while Stephen Harper, the conservative who endlessly needled the White House over approving Keystone XL, didn't warm up to neither Bush, nor Obama.
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She hooked up with Nick in front of everyone, constantly butted in on the other women's time, got topless in the pool with Nick, slept through a rose ceremony, failed to understand the strangeness of having an adult nanny, and generally ruffled feathers with half of her fellow contestants.
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Rosenstein has butted heads with House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes for months over a subpoena for documents related to the Russia investigation, but the battle spilled out into public view Tuesday after Fox News reported staff on the committee felt "personally attacked" at a meeting with Rosenstein in January.
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Lopez, who has butted heads in the past with advocates of restricting immigration, said the issue with Trump's plan is not in Congress, but with the views espoused by the likes of Bannon, who has said immigrants take American jobs, depress wages and make the country less safe.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, someone he has butted heads with in the past.
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The two butted heads during a trip to Peru, where the cosmetics mogul went to visit children who benefitted from the donations of her Smile lip kit (100 percent of the proceeds went to nonprofit Smile Train and helped 1,300 children with cleft lip and palate conditions as of her visit).
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The two women butted heads last year when Remini, who produced and helmed the A&E series Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath about her experience with the Church of Scientology, claimed Pinkett Smith was a member of the church during a candid interview with The Daily Beast last year.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' MORE (R-Texas), the House Science Committee chairman who was butted heads with NOAA and other federal scientists over climate issues, said Bates's statements justify the probe he has launched into the study.
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Writing in 2015, Stevie Marsden broke down how the Booker was stacked in favor of conglomerates even before Americans butted in: Of the 75 books longlisted between 2010 and 2015, 23 came from imprints from Penguin and Random House (the two publishers merged in 2013 to become Penguin Random House).
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Tom CarperThomas (Tom) Richard CarperAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction FARA should apply to Confucius Institutes The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (Del.), the committee's top Democrat, started listing Pruitt's scandals during his opening statement, Inhofe butted in.
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While Apple and Taylor Swift briefly butted heads last summer over Apple Music's royalty policy, she now seems friendly with the folks in Cupertino, CA. (She's starred in several Apple Music ads now.)But even if she wasn't cool with having her friend request denied, Taylor's pretty good at shaking things off.
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If the idea that Morocco once butted up against New York strikes you as just ho-hum; if your mind doesn't boggle that 10,000 species of dinosaurs still exist; and if you're not impressed that Tyrannosaurus rex was strong enough to bite through a car — then this book is not for you.
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After leaving her baby in the care of Stacey, the Solloways' 12-year-old daughter — hey, it's better than just locking him in her car alone, as she did during her audition — Sierra nearly blows her new gig until she runs the scene the way she wanted to before her mother butted in.
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"The stark truth is I learned what it felt like to be pinned down and slapped repeatedly, punched so hard I felt the wind go out of me, dragged by my hair across pavement, head-butted, pinched until my skin broke, shoved against he wall so hard the drywall broke, choked," she says.
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An American boxer was accidentally head-butted in a fight and suffered a gash so wide you could have stuck a nickel in itSaul &aposCanelo&apos Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin won&apost fight Demetrius Andrade because he&aposs so good, DAZN analyst saysAn American boxer&aposs father screamed &aposf--- him up for that!
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Although she butted right up against the Food and Drug Administration's 10-week regulatory deadline, the patient wanted a medication abortion—a difficult request to satisfy on any doctor's busy schedule, but especially tough in this case: Moayedi, a family planning fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health, works at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.
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Read more:An American boxer was accidentally head-butted in a fight and suffered a gash so wide you could have stuck a nickel in itSaul &aposCanelo&apos Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin won&apost fight Demetrius Andrade because he&aposs so good, DAZN analyst saysAn American boxer&aposs father screamed &aposf--- him up for that!
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.), two of the field's top-tier candidates who butted heads in the first round of debates last month.
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They also pre-butted attacks on Biden: Their defense comes "in anticipation that it will be a major portion of the White House's defense later this week, saying [former vice president Joe] Biden's actions were in line with official U.S. policy at the time and not done to benefit an energy company connected to his so," our colleagues write.
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Over the next few days, she complained to university and local police about Kelley's behavior: that he'd held a gun to her head and threatened to kill her, that he'd leaped in front of her car as she drove on campus and head-butted it, that he repeatedly called her and went to her aunt and uncle's home demanding to see her.
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The two butted heads on "Anderson Cooper 85033" late Monday while discussing Trump's response to new indictments by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE in the ongoing investigation into Russian election meddling.
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For nearly four years, from September 1972 to June 1976, Mr. Nadjari, (pronounced Na-JAR-ee) was the most feared prosecutor since Thomas E. Dewey in the 1930s: a tenacious headline-grabber who bypassed district attorneys, exceeded his authority, butted political heads, infiltrated the police with his agents, cozied up to the press and defied critics and even a governor's attempt to dismiss him.
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Several campaign staffers said the field problems began mounting months ago when Biden's fundraising tanked in the late summer and it pulled back on hiring and had to go dark on TV. In the months before the caucuses, aides had butted heads over the need for more polling, with some saying they were "flying blind" about where Biden needed to beef up staffing, according to two aides.
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In addition to recent criticism over a watchdog report that the State Department is failing to adequately track billions of dollars for foreign assistance as the administration seeks to make dramatic cuts to its foreign aid budget, Tillerson has publicly butted heads with the White House over the process of staffing senior positions in his agency with both sides trading blame over the issue.
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An American boxer was accidentally head-butted in a fight and suffered a gash so wide you could have stuck a nickel in it2 of the world's best boxers are desperate to fight Conor McGregor, proving the balance of power has swung wildly towards UFC and Dana WhiteFrom the fighting pride of Ireland to MMA's Jekyll and Hyde: Why Dublin started turning its back on Conor McGregor
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Hungary and Poland, whose populist, conservative governments have routinely butted heads with the European Union, are the only countries within the bloc to have taken in no refugees under the system (Hungary is legally obliged to take in 1,294, and Poland 6,182.) In response, the European Commission announced in December it was suing the two countries, along with the Czech Republic, which has taken in just 12 of its quota of nearly 2,700 refugees.
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Rep. Don YoungDonald (Don) Edwin YoungThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems release first transcripts from impeachment probe witnesses GOP lawmaker head-butts MoveOn camera Hundreds turn out for London's first transgender equality march MORE (R-Alaska) on Thursday head-butted a camera after people with the progressive group MoveOn trailed him down a congressional hallway to an elevator, persistently asking whether it was acceptable for a foreign government to interfere in a U.S. election.
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Trump said this week that Pruitt is "doing a great job" in the post, despite being "TOTALLY under siege," and denied reports that he would tap Pruitt to replace Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, with whom the president has often butted heads.
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Though Castro butted heads several times with Democratic candidates such as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Biden Former Bush official blasts Buttigieg: 'He is not ready' Ex-Trump campaign adviser: Biden would be able to 'sit down and get some things done' with Republicans Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Facebook deepfake ban falls short | House passes bills to win 85033G race | Feds sound alarm on cyberthreat from Iran | Ivanka Trump appearance at tech show sparks backlash MORE and former Rep.
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Let us begin in the glory days: Back when he was the defensive coordinator of the 1985 Chicago Bears, after he and head coach Mike Ditka had butted heads so many times that they were no longer on speaking terms, Ryan spent the week of the NFC Championship game worming his way into the psyche of the Los Angeles Rams, a team he felt embodied the softness of its city, a team that played with the sort of the gauzy offensive-minded finesse that had no place in professional football.
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Read more: One of Britain's top fighters vows to punch Jorge Masvidal next time he sees him — in the streets, or in the UFCAn American boxer was accidentally head-butted in a fight and suffered a gash so wide you could have stuck a nickel in itSaul 'Canelo' Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin won't fight Demetrius Andrade because he's so good, DAZN analyst saysAn American boxer's father screamed 'f--- him up for that!' when the opponent appeared to bite his son on the shoulder in the middle of a fight2 of the world's best boxers are desperate to fight Conor McGregor, proving the balance of power has swung wildly towards UFC and Dana White
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