"He always said, 'Get a catchphrase, you need a catchphrase,' " said Stamos, 52, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Her signature catchphrase (if a sound can be a catchphrase) is a tongue pop, as seen above.
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"You're fired" became "You're terminated," a catchphrase within a catchphrase — referring to Arnold Schwarzenegger's career-making film, "Terminator" — that sounded clever for about two seconds.
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The millennial catchphrase: There's no one catchphrase in 2014, but many one-off slang terms take off this year, including bae, basic, #blessed, get lit, and slay.
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"A big part of what defines a Skylander is their catchphrase, so we thought it was really important for us to find a way for kids to build their own catchphrase," Neil said, showing me the editor that lets you mix the first half and second half of a catchphrase.
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" If he's not satisfied, remember his catchphrase: "You're fired!
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" The title was his character's catchphrase on "Home Improvement.
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All the characters repeat their signature catchphrase in the process.
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Stamos has yet to respond his famous "Have mercy!" catchphrase.
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Overseas as a whole couldn't have a more appropriate catchphrase.
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Especially one with the catchphrase, "Drama is always in session."
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He and his parents have an adorable catchphrase in Spanish.
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The Republican Party adopted it as a catchphrase in 1894.
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What could this pop culture juggernaut of a catchphrase be?
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"Equal work, equal pay" was a catchphrase at the time.
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Since then, it's become something of a catchphrase in itself.
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The story ends with the words "me, too," another catchphrase.
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Because it's a catchphrase of his, because this is a
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Joga bonito: The unofficial catchphrase of the Brazilian national team.
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And then there was the matter of the protagonist's catchphrase.
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Alaska Thunderfuck: They do, but luckily it's a wonderful catchphrase!
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Meanwhile, "What's the frequency, Kenneth?" became a U.S. pop catchphrase.
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" He also was widely known for the catchphrase, "Whoa, Nellie!
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"Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrivé" became an exultant international catchphrase.
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Did it surprise you that that interaction became global catchphrase?
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But the magician's catchphrase doesn't trace its origins to the stage.
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It was the first catchphrase that our audience ever latched onto.
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And it's more than just a buzzy catchphrase — it's a movement.
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" She even has a catchphrase, "Cash me ousside, how bow dah?
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" I have to ask about the catchphrase — "ABC, always be Cam.
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"That's not a bug, that's a feature!" is a common catchphrase.
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Stay to the end for a riff on his old catchphrase.
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" And she always signs off with her own wannabe catchphrase: "Gucci!
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Don't worry, he slides in the iconic catchphrase in there, too.
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Meet Austin Perine, who feeds the homeless under the catchphrase #ShowLove.
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"I have a plan for that," has become a campaign catchphrase.
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Rachel's shrink just doesn't get it, as the popular catchphrase goes.
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Pepe's catchphrase, "Feels good, man," was also subjected to sinister remix.
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Affirmative action critics have a catchphrase for that kind of dynamic.
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This is the guy who turned "you're fired" into a catchphrase.
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Mr. Macron's most celebrated catchphrase in his speeches reflects that love.
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Kyanka: "Something Awful" was a catchphrase that I used to use.
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Some tournaments have threatened to boot fans who shout the catchphrase.
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Fake news is now no longer a catchphrase, it&aposs a brand.
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" Blake E. confronting Lucas: "I'm not wearing my catchphrase on a shirt.
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But her influence now stretches beyond funny GIFs and a quirky catchphrase.
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The phrase "sunken place" has since become a popular catchphrase for marginalization.
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The violence-tinged catchphrase shows up nearly daily on 50 Cent's Instagram.
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" Instead, she says fans should parrot her signature catchphrase: "How you doin'?
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Even Mr Abe's catchphrase about letting women "shine" has a condescending ring.
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Mercado had a known catchphrase he'd always end his horoscope segments with.
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Yes bigly, the misheard version of Donald Trump's favorite catchphrase: big league.
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The "anti-Hollywood" candidate ended his press conference with his TV CATCHPHRASE.
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However, the idea hasn't been universally embraced, at least as a catchphrase.
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On Saturday, he turned the former Apprentice host's catchphrase around on him.
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Here's The News at Ten (complete with bongs) and Catchphrase: Bloody hell.
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The sarcasm is evident in the story's title, which is a catchphrase.
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The awning above the restaurant announces #YEAHHHHHBABY, his catchphrase at the cart.
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The ads feature fictional medieval characters toasting each other with the catchphrase.
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Hundreds of Hillary Clintons will follow close, trying to remember a catchphrase.
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" The two then said the show's famous catchphrase, "Live ... from New York!
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Her catchphrase "hot girl summer" birthed endless tweets, Instagram captions and memes.
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It's a pretty stark contrast from her usual, "Aren't you sweet" catchphrase.
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His campaign merchandise even has a catchphrase: "Make the World Evil Again."
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The catchphrase "#ShowLove" is emblazoned in bold red letters across his chest.
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Double-wide seemed to be a catchphrase in townhouse activity this year.
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As the catchphrase associated with him might put it: Anthony stayed Melo.
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To drag up a decade-old (!) catchphrase: There's an app for that.
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"I have so many questions" was a catchphrase I wore with pride.
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Her campaign marketed the catchphrase (bowdlerised with stars) as a T-shirt.
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The great suspense surrounding the The New Celebrity Apprentice — whose new host is walking catchphrase Arnold Schwarzenegger (The Terminator, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Terminator Genisys) — was what catchphrase he'd use while terminating people.
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" A catchphrase at the bottom of the label says, "Making Lager Great Again.
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People were selling his picture on shirts with a catchphrase that [I'd] created.
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"I did ask that my catchphrase and logo be included," he told me.
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He even repeats his catchphrase, "I live for this shit," in the climax.
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A "long-term economic plan", the Conservative catchphrase in 23, seems comparatively dry.
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But seriously, this running mate choice is about much more than a catchphrase.
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"Sandbox love never dies," is a fancy catchphrase to describe a true phenomenon.
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It's a cool, breezy rallying cry of self-love, a confidence-boosting catchphrase.
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This isn't the first time Don Jr. has used the "love it" catchphrase.
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Despite the now-iconic catchphrase, McDonald's employees are not lovin' their new uniforms.
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" The meme caught fire online ... and the catchphrase even appeared in "Black Panther.
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It's a growing catchphrase among Democrats, but what does it mean to you?
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" People greet her on the street with her catchphrase, "Sure, tis only butter.
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Trump didn't fail to insert his favorite catchphrase into his speech on Wednesday.
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Soon, her provocation had become a catchphrase — a brash multipurpose declaration of hardness.
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"Better, faster, cheaper" is the company's unofficial mantra, the catchphrase of a disrupter.
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A memorable postgame rant needs a catchphrase, and Fizdale's has two early candidates.
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It embraces the "Sin City" moniker and the "What happens in Vegas" catchphrase.
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I repeated the catchphrase "#flossyposse" aloud to my editor for about a week.
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"My catchphrase these days is, 'mass media has become an oxymoron,'" she said.
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"Immanentization of the eschaton" became a catchphrase for Buckley, who adored baroque locutions.
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It's a catchphrase to laugh at someone for wearing ugly footwear, after all.
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Medicare for all has become something of a catchphrase this year for Democrats.
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And the final clue, 104A, was a reference to Roman mythology, "Cupid's catchphrase"?
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After doing that, he recites the Hydra catchphrase, "Hail Hydra" (as seen above).
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"America should be great again," he said in a reference to Trump's campaign catchphrase.
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That counsel was encapsulated in an early-15th-century catchphrase, "one faith, many rites".
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Cardi B won't be making major "money moves" on her famous catchphrase after all.
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"This is going to be huge," the Mavs power forward says, uttering Trump's catchphrase.
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Beto's campaign echoed Elizabeth Warren's catchphrase to double down on his anti-gun stance.
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The character's catchphrase is "that's a Gins-burn," which is usually followed by dancing.
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It was not popular when it came out, but now it's like my catchphrase.
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As Pelosi likes to remind reporters, "drain the swamp" was originally a Democratic catchphrase.
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But they didn't seem to be in on the joke, just the catchphrase part.
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Here's how Marvel took their catchphrase and flipped it to basically say Actors Assemble™.
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It's a conspiracy theorist's favorite catchphrase: The biggest threats are the ones you can't see.
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"I've been spending so much money lately!" is a catchphrase for so many of us.
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I recently penned a piece for CNBC Pro on the problem with this whole catchphrase.
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By early 2017, the girl's catchphrase had become one of the most pervasive memes online.
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He mentions the catchphrase "Be Like Mike," introduced in a 1992 commercial celebrating Michael Jordan.
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"Believe me," he said at the rally in Florida, his frequent catchphrase throughout the campaign.
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" Sophie's standup is terrible — her catchphrase is the episode's title, "Put that on your plate!
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The former president of Mexico has a new catchphrase that's not entirely safe for television.
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The group's slogan is "We are all Desert Hearts," and that's not just a catchphrase.
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For example, the shouted catchphrase in the film "Jerry Maguire" is SHOW ME THE MONEY.
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The catchphrase allows people to disconnect from the wars and go about their own lives.
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In the end, Mr. Trump's simple promise to "Make America Great Again," a catchphrase Mrs.
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Fuller House borrows this catchphrase from the original series but hammers it into the ground.
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Its "America First" catchphrase, as those living in the Trump era well know, was not.
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For your elevator pitch, invent a name for your channel and a slogan or catchphrase.
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They could even borrow a catchphrase from the folks on the ground: leave no trace.
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In real estate listings, "cozy" is no longer an unconvincing euphemism, but a coveted catchphrase.
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" The catchphrase that comes up repeatedly in my conversations with Etsy executives is "table stakes.
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For your elevator pitch, come up with a school name and a slogan or catchphrase.
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But it didn't become a national catchphrase until President Woodrow Wilson used it in 19903.
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Millennial Matt has said "Hitler did nothing wrong" so many times that it's become his catchphrase.
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The former Breitbart executive insisted he and Trump had conjured up the anti-press catchphrase together.
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Us," which presented an implicit contrast in 2016 with the popular Clinton catchphrase, "I'm with her.
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He would often seize on a catchphrase and clamp onto it for months, if not years.
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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun even copied Steve Jobs' signature black turtleneck and "one more thing" catchphrase.
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"Nothing but respect for MY President," she tweeted, a catchphrase that quickly got the meme treatment.
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Additionally, you'll occasionally hear a character exclaim a catchphrase — McCree says, "It's high noon," for example.
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Don't worry, King wasn't just doing Johnnie's material -- he also dropped his own signature catchphrase. #OnlyInAmerica
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Which presenters will swap shade, or share a bonding moment, that sparks the next viral catchphrase?
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" Now, Republican front-runner Donald Trump might be on to another signature catchphrase: "Get 'em out.
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In 2007, Steve Jobs introduced the world to the iPhone with the catchphrase 'this changes everything'.
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His catchphrase "congratulations, you played yourself," is undoubtedly one of the biggest memes of the year.
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Season one's catchphrase—"these violent delights have violent ends"—is a line from Romeo and Juliet.
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The catchphrase: Forget "OMG" — the VSCO girl lets the world know she's excited by saying "sksksksksk."
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You can get creative by submitting a picture of your teacher's face or their favorite catchphrase.
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It would launch a catchphrase and a director, who would forever be haunted by its success.
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"Yeah, I said it," he adds, in what has become something of a catchphrase for him.
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Clinton repeated this corporate catchphrase for several months until her campaign tested 84 possible replacement slogans.
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"Could he BE any more like Ross?" a user asked, mimicking fellow character Chandler Bing's catchphrase.
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But be careful — his simple catchphrase "Hey, hey!" is bound to get stuck in your head.
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The cast managed to squeeze in pretty much every old Full House catchphrase we grew up with.
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In the end, Lucas came out the victor in the challenge — and even shouted his catchphrase: "Whaboom."
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And her catchphrase, "Let's do the damn thing," will now forever be a part of her brand.
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We're not going to bust out the eyeball emojis, but there may be some catchphrase thievery afoot.
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" The catchphrase of the Watergate scandal, where bags of cash were surreptitiously circulated, was "follow the money.
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Rumors ran rampant that the infamous Bud Light catchphrase "Dilly Dilly!" had been banned from the Masters.
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Software grabs so much attention that it even has its own catchphrase — there's an app for that.
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His behavior, and his catchphrase ("Always Be Cam") are basically a BIP audition in and of themselves.
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Miss Cleo, the hotline psychic known for her iconic "Call me now!" catchphrase, has died at 53.
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Here's how it avoided that fate and turned "Oh, hi, Mark" into a catchphrase for the ages.
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Since its release in late May, the catchphrase has been hashtagged on Instagram more than 511,000 times.
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To a large degree, this is the infrastructure that made America great, to borrow Mr. Trump's catchphrase.
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It called the meme an internet craze with "positive energy," a favorite catchphrase of the Communist Party.
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Saudi Vision 2030 is the catchphrase for an ambitious economic development program spearheaded by the crown prince.
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It is a cliché and a marketing catchphrase, sure, but in Liverpool it also rings of truth.
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"All I can say is, you betta werk!" she wrote in January, quoting a famous RuPaul catchphrase.
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The cardboard box was pretty standard, though I liked that it had the cute catchphrase on it.
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"The rise of a hollow political catchphrase," by John Patrick Leary How "kitchen table issues" took over.
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"Build the wall!" has been a Trump catchphrase since his time on the campaign trail in 2016.
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Benghazi also became a catchphrase for Republicans attacking Hillary Clinton's national security credentials during the last election.
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Yeah, the Fast and the Furious franchise has squatted on "family" as a catchphrase for some years now.
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Still, this is a good catchphrase to whip out the next time an unexpectedly wonky political moment occurs.
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This was actually in 2003 about Iran, but it has been a common catchphrase for Venezuela this year.
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All this embarrasses a government that has promised to make women "shine", its condescending catchphrase for female empowerment.
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To take stock of how flabbergasting this moment is, it might be useful to invoke Bregoli's famous catchphrase.
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His (unheeded) order to Captain Francesco Schettino to "Get on board, for fuck's sake" became a national catchphrase.
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"We don't want to get fired," one senior EU diplomat said in reference to Trump's reality TV catchphrase.
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During a question-and-answer session, a kid interrupted the basketball star and asked him the popular catchphrase.
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The 'have mercy' thing came out of, 'Oh s—, Garry told me I had to have a catchphrase.
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He was referring to his reality-television catchphrase, "You're fired", and David Shulkin, his secretary of veterans affairs.
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For example, they may claim to be "new era" companies, borrowing a catchphrase of China's president, Xi Jinping.
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To the young folks of all ethnicities I say #staywoke not as a catchphrase but as a lifestyle.
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Schwarzenegger was being catchphrase-coy while addressing Keagan and entertainment news correspondent Porsha Williams, the women's project manager.
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When the plague hit, for instance, before the 19th century, "go far and go long" was the catchphrase.
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Corny as the catchphrase now sounds in 2017, it's true: There really is an app for almost everything.
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We'll get back to the catchphrase, but the rapper's real issue is with the photo the blog used.
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" Referencing Jersey Shore's famous catchphrase, Ortiz-Magro added, "Gym, tan, laundry for me is now gym, tan, diapers.
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As a catchphrase, "Now More Than Ever" is interesting because its hyperbole cuts us off from the past.
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I am making this video because I am one of millions, and that should be my catchphrase now.
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"Evidence-based policy" is a wonky catchphrase built on common sense: Evaluate to find which social programs work.
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His signature catchphrase, a sort of elongated "yup," is essentially lifted from the R&B singer Trey Songz.
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Google's catchphrase "Don't be evil" appears to have been all but removed from its corporate code of conduct.
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When a reporter referred to America First in an interview, Mr. Trump embraced it as a campaign catchphrase.
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" Referencing Jersey Shore's famous catchphrase, Ortiz-Magro adds, "Gym, tan, laundry for me is now gym, tan, diapers.
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Every time we have to hear Epshteyn's catchphrase, "The bottom line is this," we feel a little queasy.
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For free societies to function, the idea of open-mindedness can't simply be a catchphrase or a dogma.
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Since 1944, it has helped promote wildfire safety through the use of Smokey Bear and his famous catchphrase.
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I would watch an entire TV show centered on this gentleman, provided the above dialogue became his catchphrase.
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David Hasselhoff got to keep his nickname "The Hoff" and the catchphrase "Don't hassle the Hoff" in 2016.
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She documented her fight with ovarian cancer in her autobiography, "It's Always Something," a catchphrase of Roseanne Roseannadanna.
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KFC, which is owned by Yum Brands, coined its catchphrase "finger-lickin' good" more than 8503 years ago.
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KFC, which is owned by Yum Brands, coined its catchphrase "finger lickin' good" more than 60 years ago.
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" Mr. Sanders jumped on the subject of Medicare for all with his catchphrase: "I wrote the damn bill.
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Conrad also served as a national spokesman for Eveready batteries, where his catchphrase "I dare you" became popular.
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The millennial catchphrase: 2013 is the year millennials get "thirsty," otherwise known as horny or desperate for sex.
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Around the N.B.A., that word — culture — has become like a convenient catchphrase, an opening statement for best intentions.
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The three stages of a political catchphrase The three stages of a political catchphrase In an effort to fight against the long-touted Republican push to repeal Obamacare, congressional Democrats rolled out a not-so-new messaging tactic Wednesday: turning the president-elect's slogan on him by replacing just one word.
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"I want you all to stay Melo," he said, unleashing his favorite pun/branded catchphrase on the Eastern Hemisphere.
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The claim that 4chan "memed a president into existence" isn't just a catchphrase; it's a line on a résumé.
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On the other hand, "I live my life a quarter-mile at a time" is not a good catchphrase.
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At an event last year, the president joked he would never have to use his signature catchphrase on Shulkin.
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That's lead many more moderate Democrats to think of the legislation as more of catchphrase than a realistic proposal.
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Some of Trump's supporters even took it as a compliment and started using it as a catchphrase online. 11.
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According to a CBC report, Coke bottles have recently turned up bearing the iconic "out for a rip" catchphrase.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misidentified Logan Paul as the creator of the "It's everyday, bro" catchphrase.
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"Let s just say, there s some fire in this Snow," Siri says, referencing Targaryen's "fire and blood" catchphrase.
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" Trump's use of the word "fired" echoed the catchphrase he deployed during every episode of his program, "The Apprentice.
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Plumb played Jan, whose signature catchphrase "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia" is one of the best-known lines from the show.
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She can credibly answer her opponents' claims by repeating her quasi-official catchphrase, "I have a plan for that".
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"We need to help brands tell their stories," he added, echoing what has become an oft-repeated marketing catchphrase.
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MORE in the form of his most famous catchphrase after the Arizona Republican revealed his diagnosis of brain cancer.
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"Four places holding hands," it said, then, invoking the government's catchphrase for China's rise, "jointly writing the China Dream."
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On Wednesday morning, President Trump took to Twitter to unveil a new catchphrase about his beloved border wall project.
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Foregoing the pageantry of a catchphrase, boxing referee Michael Griffin delivers a stone-faced blessing before the first round.
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It took a few months of workshopping, but Kirk Cousins has decided on a new victory catchphrase for 2016.
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"The moniker 'billionaire' now has become the catchphrase," said Schultz, who has an estimated net worth of $3.5 billion.
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" And in this time, when we need social support the most, the crucially important catchphrase has become "social distancing.
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Mr. Williams had a catchphrase for his approach: He was not just a lawyer with a series of clients.
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They hope to intoxicate the young electorate with a catchphrase: "liquid democracy," a new model for collective decision-making.
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The catchphrase "the 1 Percent" has also become a problem, obscuring the nature of class in 21st-century America.
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It is his catchphrase, combined with an instantly recognizable deep baritone voice, that has allowed him to do so.
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The committee came up with the catchphrase "For the People," which Mr. Jeffries often sprinkles in his public remarks.
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A prudish White House transcriber had replaced many four-letter words with "expletive deleted," which became a popular catchphrase.
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Andrew Cuomo, trying to make an argument about gender equality and taking a swipe at Donald Trump's famous catchphrase.
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The catchphrase, coined by late Fox founder Roger Ailes, has been used at Fox since its founding in 1996.
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"#Basta" Mr. Trump added in his message, referencing the hashtag, meaning "enough," that Mr. Avenatti had made his catchphrase.
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Since the film's release, the expression "China Syndrome" has been associated as a generic catchphrase to describe catastrophic events.
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For Facebook, the conference's "The Time is Now" catchphrase showcased that they feel their hardware is ready for everyone.
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The MC's catchphrase became a go-to Instagram caption, YouTube video title, tweet, headline, IRL quip, and marketing slogan.
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"Noon on Monday" has become a SoulCycle catchphrase, and it's a direct reference to the class sign-up process.
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In Colony, however, resistance is all but futile (to steal the catchphrase of another sci-fi universe's alien collective).
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It could be demoted, in the catchphrase of anti-Brexit campaigners, from being a rule maker to a rule taker.
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Parties across the spectrum talk about national identity or "progressive patriotism" (a catchphrase that is as empty as it sounds).
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So I did my best to tally up every instantly recognizable catchphrase, meme, and IRL impact created by each show.
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As political turbulence seems unlikely to disappear anytime soon, complaining about a lack of stability may become bankers' new catchphrase.
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The catchphrase "Praised be, bitch," isn't even written dialogue, but it so encapsulates why the patriarchy can't get us down.
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Gabriel also criticized Merkel's catchphrase "Wir schaffen das" ("We can do this"), which she adopted during last year's migrant crisis.
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Watch the below video as the totally original catchphrase lives out a full political lifecycle in less than 24 hours.
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In the video, Trump mutters his catchphrase, "You're fired," before releasing a missile that makes the CNN logo dramatically explode.
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Earlier this year, the MTA revamped its promotion of the city slogan with an all-new campaign promoting the catchphrase.
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In reality, I probably dished out an adolescent catchphrase like, "Yeah, cool," and shut my dad out of the room.
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The promise of whole human genome sequencing for less than $1,000 was somewhat of a catchphrase in the scientific community.
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Neoconservative stalwart, Michael Ledeen is famous for using the catchphrase "faster please," advocating for regime change in the Middle East.
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The true "stable genius" might not be President Trump ... instead it's the people cashing in on 45's latest catchphrase.
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The catchphrase went viral, thanks in part to its constant appearances during commercial breaks in NFL and college football games.
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So I developed the catchphrase "I didn't do it" as a way to maintain both plausible deniability and my sanity.
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But he does have one quotable catchphrase: a celebratory "Hey-hey!" delivered in a sort of nasally, high-pitched bleat.
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For the next 343 years, the line became Jobs' catchphrase, the showman's wink at Apple's cycle of secrecy and surprise.
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"OK 𝙱̶𝚘̶𝚘̶𝚖̶𝚎̶𝚛̶ Sanghi," read a poster, modifying a viral cultural catchphrase to refer to a pejorative word for Modi supporters.
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It may not be as easy to create a costume or catchphrase around, but it is pretty easy to understand.
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Earlier this year, Cardi B filed an application to trademark the catchphrase "Okurrr" to use on clothing and paper goods.
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The Apprentice was a big success, and Trump really squeezed everything he could from that annoying-ass "yer fired" catchphrase.
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Trump, despite his reality TV show catchphrase "You're fired," often seems to vacillate over the squeamish job of dismissing Cabinet secretaries.
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"What we are going to do is take back control," he said, using the oft-repeated catchphrase of Britain's "Leave" campaign.
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But the catchphrase of Pet Sematary is "sometimes dead is better," and that's kind of how I feel about this movie.
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Or maybe I'd have some kind of catchphrase that I say at the start of all my videos: Well, hello there.
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In the evenings, I down beers or watch old episodes of Catchphrase or stand around in nightclubs pretending I'm not tired.
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But although the Modi catchphrase was popular, Pandey is realistic that it's the work of party members that will affect voters.
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The answer—it was on the tip of your tongue—is "20113% pure New Zealand", Tourism New Zealand's catchphrase since 22011.
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" The internet quickly seized on the anecdote, and embraced "Rex, eat the salad" as a "new catchphrase for the Trump era.
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Either way, we live in a physical world, where physical is a catchphrase to refer to the world we live in.
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However, if Lindsay deserves more than an obnoxious guy with a catchphrase, shouldn't a sloppy drunk be out of bounds, too?
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Dany didn't speak the Terminator catchphrase Sunday night on Episode 6 of Game of Thrones, but did she really need to?
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The Tinder catchphrase "It's a Match!" has always contained a semi-ironic nod to the decidedly old-school roots of matchmaking.
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The model teamed up with Washington Nationals right fielder Bryce Harper for an impassioned game of Catchphrase on Monday's Tonight Show.
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Few people have Khaled's ability to turn nearly every thought into a catchphrase — a talent he has leveraged into viral fame.
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" As she says that last line, she looks at a nearby picture of Apu featuring Bart's catchphrase, "Don't have a cow!
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"ITwo years later, the iconic "Old Spice Guy" commercial aired starring Isaiah Mustafa, coining the new catchphrase "I'm on a horse.
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At the time, Soviet citizens were all too familiar with a particular catchphrase: "There is no sex in the Soviet Union".
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"Do not tell Richard Cordray he's fired," said Schumer, quoting Trump's signature reality show catchphrase on a conference call with reporters.
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"There is no away," Liedtke said during an interview with Business Insider, using a catchphrase he also used during the event.
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He delivered a variation on his "you're next" catchphrase, telling Lesnar "you're last", an admission that this was it for him.
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" It ends with the man vowing he'll never do this again and Laforge repeating the Creep Catchers catchphrase, "Yer done bud.
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But Embiid, who frequently has used Trust The Process as his catchphrase, was in no mood to discuss the franchise's future.
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"Who's not here for the right reasons?" he said, invoking a "Bachelor" catchphrase as he looked out intensely at no one.
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The current catchphrase for what Mayor Turner called this "can-do city" — "Houston Strong" — evidently applies to more than just baseball.
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Piedra then trademarked the catchphrase in 2007, and renewed it in 2015 with the United States Patent and Trademark Office records.
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Ms. Hayes was naked, holding up two black signs that said "Spoilers" — River Song's catchphrase — over her breasts and pubic area.
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He had a letter delivered to his office at the F.B.I. He didn't even say, 'You're fired,' which is his catchphrase.
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Mr. Trump is famous for the catchphrase "You're fired," but he is strangely hesitant to utter that phrase in this case.
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He delivered his catchphrase in TV cameos and slapped it on a reissue of his 1980s Monopoly knockoff Trump: The Game.
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Cousins famously coined the catchphrase back in 249 after leading the Washington Redskins to their largest comeback victory in franchise history.
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"Your bunny has a good nose" — code for a piece of illegal inside information that was accurate — quickly became a catchphrase.
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"Don't let the terrorists win" was a catchphrase to the point of being a punchline in the years after 9/11.
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Members of the alt-right frequently refer to progressive culture as "cultural Marxism" — a favored catchphrase of Breitbart founder Andrew Breitbart.
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Ryan's girlfriend, Martina, dropped the catchphrase "post-Communism": "Socialism was deeply rooted in the heads of the Czech people," she said.
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Being the firm that makes ever more complex networks safe and "intuitive", to quote Mr Robbins's new catchphrase, seems a sensible goal.
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"I mean, how f—ing rude, right?" a good-humored Stamos cracked, putting a crude spin on Stephanie Tanner's (Jodie Sweetin) catchphrase.
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Cam Will Be The New Jordan As a reminder, this is Jordan: Cam catchphrase is "always be Cam" and he seems insufferable.
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After years as a false promise, a leftover catchphrase from the 1990s, virtual reality is finally a future that we can inhabit.
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Well, because of that, and because Teddi Mellencamp awkwardly yelled Sheen's one-time catchphrase, "Winning!" in front of everyone that one time.
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Sorry if I'm late to this (I am), but "I take the cash and I take the respect" is a good catchphrase.
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The Conservative Party's catchphrase of "strong and stable leadership" is already wearing thin, though there is more than a month to go.
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The catchphrase that launched the movement, "Abolish ICE," has been rejected entirely by the presidential contenders that once seemed to back it.
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" At the time, she invoked Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" catchphrase, adding, "America wants Corinne because I made America Corinne again.
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" Store associates are instructed to greet customers with fresh coffee, tea, and water and chirp the brand catchphrase: "Make yourself at home!
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And even though he didn't turn it into a signature catchphrase at the time, he wishes Cardi would give him some credit.
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Is that just a Bannon-y catchphrase for mainstream Republican deregulatory policy, or do you interpret it as something different and new?
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Here, I talk to Murphy about Alexis's transformation, perfecting a catchphrase, and what to expect from the heartfelt comedy in season 5.
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" via GIPHY And coin a catchphrase he did – along with the rest of his costars, who got laughs by saying, "How rude!
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Trump, a former reality TV star whose catchphrase was "You're fired!" has often boasted of his eagerness to get rid of subordinates.
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As a young adult, Mike Pence voted for Jimmy Carter after a catchphrase he coined, "I'm a Carter Supparter," went semi-viral.
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The catchphrase delivered by the host, Jeff Probst, at the end of each elimination ceremony, "The tribe has spoken," entered the lexicon.
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Reuters spoke to Pinkett Smith this week about her success at the U.S. box office and her film's catchphrase "black girl magic".
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" She seemed to hesitate before speaking that line; it sounded about as spontaneous as her apparent new catchphrase "trumped-up trickle-down.
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The Late Show host noted Trump's use of the catchphrase "presidential harassment" to describe investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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She went there, long before that was a catchphrase, and before that particular there was such a crowded piece of real estate.
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But May has repeatedly promised not to do that, with "Brexit means Brexit" being something of a catchphrase during her leadership campaign.
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THURSDAY STYLES Because of an editing error, an article last Thursday about a book on Joan Rivers misstated her red carpet catchphrase.
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"When people think 'the Happiest Place on Earth', right now that's not Orlando," Hill said, referring to a Disney catchphrase for Disneyland.
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It's hard to turn a marketing catchphrase into a cultural phenomenon, but Bud Light did it twice, with Wassup, then Dilly Dilly.
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"I woke up like, flawless," from her 2013 song "Flawless" basically became a catchphrase, found on everything from T-shirts to makeup.
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" Levinson said, "As corny as it sounds, I think you might want a sort of catchphrase that recurs throughout the entire show.
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Jason Momoa is looking to say "aloha" to a boatload of cash ... by locking up the rights to his favorite social media catchphrase.
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The crowd responded with wild applause and chants of "luggenpresse" or "lying press" -- the German catchphrase used in Nazi propaganda to smash dissent.
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Read These Stories Next: All The Spring TV Shows You Need To Know About Did Camila Cabello Steal Becca From The Bachelorette's Catchphrase?
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That's what a number of biologists are wondering, after the catchphrase from President-elect Donald Trump took on a life of its own.
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Hadid and Fallon then joined Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Andy Samberg and Washington Nationals' right fielder Bryce Harper for a game of Catchphrase.
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"Health care is a right" has become such a common catchphrase that proponents of all kinds of health care plans have adopted it.
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" In September and October 2013, Alex Powell would turn up on street corners clutching balloons and greeting pedestrians with Pennywise's catchphrase, "Beep beep.
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The new banner sparks Carrie to rethink her beverage of choice—a cosmopolitan, as any casual SATC fan knows—using that signature catchphrase.
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Sanders's campaign started using the catchphrase #NoMiddleGround after a Reuters report quoted a Biden campaign adviser calling for "middle ground" on climate policy.
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He shakes his head and shouts his catchphrase as a sort of verbal climax, as demonstrated on the first episode of The Bachelorette.
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Hatch, however, says that while broadening the tax base and closing loopholes is a popular catchphrase for reform, it isn't easy to accomplish.
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A YouTube search with the keyword 'unch unch'—a popular catchphrase among users who ask to be flashed—brings up thousands of examples.
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Reagan had expressed the gist of the war on drugs' battle cry before, the derivation of the specific three-word catchphrase is murky.
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It used to be an industrial city with a catchphrase, "Trenton makes, the world takes," but it has since fallen on harder times.
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The catchphrase chosen for Tuesday evening's game, which ended in a 1-1 draw, was a classic of the genre — simple, straightforward, powerful.
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Danielle Bregoli is going after Walmart for ripping off her catchphrase, and plastering it all over its merchandise without paying her a cent.
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The Latin phrase per aspera ad astra, meaning "through hardships to the stars," has become a beloved catchphrase for the worldwide spaceflight community.
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The catchphrase appeared in "Black Panther" and was jokingly asked to Michael Jordan during a Q and A session at a basketball camp.
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Consider "Star Trek's" Borg, a catchphrase-happy collective consciousness made up of humanoids with high-tech implants that wants to assimilate other species.
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On the street below, a woman walked by wearing a tank top that read, "Oy with the poodles already," a beloved "Gilmore" catchphrase.
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The millennial catchphrase: "Netflix and Chill," slang for hooking up, and #squadgoals, referring to one's friend group, both go viral during summer 2015.
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The commercial introduces a new catchphrase — "higher, further, faster" — and lives up to it with a lightning-quick montage that sets pulses racing.
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"The moniker billionaire now has become the catchphrase," said Schultz, who's been a lifelong Democrat but is pondering an independent run for president.
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Homecoming keeps that tradition of not giving us a "catchphrase" moment, opting instead to show us what this idea looks like in practice.
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Image MacrosPretty much any image with witty text or some kind of catchphrase imposed over it, usually in black-and-white Impact bold font.
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Many would be sorry to see the back of its memorable catchphrase: "the 1% are not the only ones getting screwed this election season."
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Did Kufrin don the Invisibility Cloak to lurk Cabello's backstage prep routine, and decide to steal with catchphrase for herself, Bring It On-style?
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Smith even indulged him in a game of "Aww Hell Naw," which involved Corden pitching him terrible ideas and Smith offering up his catchphrase.
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Investors rejoiced about a potential rollback of financial regulation and revitalization of U.S. manufacturing, a constant reference in Trump's "Make America Great Again" catchphrase.
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His slogan "Truth, justice and the American way" has become more than just a catchphrase, but the linchpin of the Man of Steel's identity.
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Instead of repeating Spidey's signature catchphrase, "with great power comes great responsibility," Homecoming opts to show us what this idea looks like in practice.
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They also include Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish's catchphrase "chaos is a ladder," which Bran weirds Littlefinger out with during their one-on-one sit-down.
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We're told Danielle got zero cash, but she is getting valuable publicity for her catchphrase gear, which will be sold online and at Zumiez.
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OnePlus pointed to the borderline-cliché catchphrase, "Hardware is hard" at its event on Thursday to launch its latest flagship smartphone, the OnePlus 5T.
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"You're Fired"—a passionfruit sorbet spiked with spicy jalapeño pepper—gets its name from Donald Trump's catchphrase on his reality television show, The Apprentice.
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That sparked criticism from liberal factions of his center-right party in a country whose "pura vida," catchphrase suggests a chilled approach to life.
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This also might explain why Cosby -- to the dismay of many -- shouted Fat Albert's catchphrase as he was leaving the courthouse during his trial.
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"It's the economy, stupid, but it's the new economy," he said, borrowing a catchphrase of former U.S. president Bill Clinton's successful 1992 election campaign.
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She became famous for her distinctive style of speech, particularly her catchphrase "cash me outside," which she used to challenge her opponents to fights.
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He shamed Republicans as "the party that turned 9/11 into a catchphrase" and brought 9/11 first responders to speak on the show.
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"Only Nixon could go to China" became the catchphrase to describe a rapprochement between the two countries that only he could have pulled off.
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"This is for all my ladies who care about checks, not texts," said Ms. Goddard, who giggled self-consciously at her ad-libbed catchphrase.
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And to borrow Cuomo's own catchphrase, the show "got after it" with a video montage of moments from the five years of Cuomo's tenure.
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Keeping Score It has become a fad among teams to adopt a catchphrase to sum up their approach (while also helping sell T-shirts).
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The slogan no doubt carries the clang of a hackneyed marketing catchphrase — a pulpy declaration of encroaching, Epcot-like, science-fictional kitsch ("Tomorrow, Today").
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I'm going to need a catchphrase to explain my main issue with virtual reality, because it's going to come up a lot in 2016.
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A church should also have a catchy logo or catchphrase that can be stamped onto merchandise and branded — socks, knit hats, shoes and sweatshirts.
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As the rest of the queens made their catchphrase-addled entrances, the workroom atmosphere was refreshingly sunny, with only the slightest cast of shade.
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Comments mentioning now-President Donald Trump or his catchphrase "Make America Great Again" were about 24% more likely to also contain a Nazi slogan.
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Brown took a lot of blame for the whole botched response, and Bush's "Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job" became a catchphrase for incompetence.
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Last week, KFC introduced an advertising campaign in mainland China celebrating 40 years of "reform and opening up," the catchphrase that defined the era.
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Even now that it's colder, the core principles of the catchphrase remain, meaning Megan doesn't need Thompson's help to go to a basketball game.
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"Damn Daniel!" has now become a catchphrase for teens across the internet and in IRL – the place where all great memes wind up eventually.
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He burst onto the tennis scene in 1986, complete with long, frosted hair, a fierce two-handed backhand, and a cool catchphrase (Image Is Everything).
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Gone are the days of scrunchies, an impish thumbs-up delivered in concert with a precocious catchphrase, and matching detective's trenches with twin sister Ashley.
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"I feel like 'She ready,' " Haddish told PEOPLE from the steps of New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art, quoting her popular stand-up catchphrase.
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Still, the world is a very large place, and there is room on our little rocky planet for two people to share the same catchphrase.
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"Double tap" — the movie's rule for making sure the zombie you just killed was definitely dead — was a catchphrase around my house for a while.
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" He bashed Trump for trying to connect with blue collar workers, saying his reality show catchphrase "you're fired" shows his "lack of empathy and compassion.
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Some, sitting on trucks hoisting Sudanese flags, shouted "civilian" —a catchphrase of the peaceful protest movement that in April toppled a dictator, Omar al-Bashir.
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The performance came after Obama played Catchphrase with Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Chappelle and opened up to host Jimmy Fallon about leaving the White House.
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To start, the pair attempted to make Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kenya Moore's signature catchphrase "I'm Gone with the Wind fabulous!" even more dramatic.
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Just over 500 more contain its catchphrase "invisible primary", which describes how candidates compete for support from party grandees before the first votes are cast.
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The catchphrase familiar to children of the 90s—"Gotta catch 'em all"—encouraged a scientific purpose and an admiration for the unknown in inquisitive children.
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Linn and Tung both became very familiar with it during their time at Imgur, and they found that there's a practical takeaway from the catchphrase.
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When he tells this story, and he will tell it often, I guarantee you he will say he got off some kind of catchphrase here.
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Deng Xiaoping's catchphrase, "It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white so long as it catches mice," captured a new mood of pragmatism.
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Sixteen-year-old Danielle Bregoli transformed into Bhad Bhabie after her "Cash me outside" catchphrase generated a following on a 2016 episode of Dr. Phil.
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Advertising is a medium that has long relied on the hummable jingle, the memorable catchphrase and the familiar voice-over to connect with its audience.
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The controversial catchphrase, which was popularized by President Donald Trump, has become a means by which people dismiss and discredit media coverage they find disagreeable.
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And, Shaffer quips, if the Biden camp is searching for a catchphrase to plaster on campaign bumper stickers, look no further than his book titles.
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Ew." She signs off in the two-minute video with what has become her catchphrase: "I'm Papi Jiang, a woman possessing both beauty and talent.
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"Trump promised that his vodka was going to be huge in the American market," Zilcovs continued, accidentally using the real estate mogul's one-word catchphrase.
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That head count was taken seven years before "ladies and gentleman, the Bronx is burning" became a catchphrase for the borough's slide into urban despair.
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Mr. McFeely, whose catchphrase was "Speedy Delivery," would arrive at Mr. Rogers's house in a battery-operated wagon, in a kayak or on a tricycle.
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" They could be as small and short-lived as a tune or catchphrase, he explained, or as large and consequential as "God" and "eternal damnation.
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H. R. McMaster, using what seemed likely to become a catchphrase for the Trump administration, much as the "Asia pivot" was for the Obama administration.
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Love in the time of science — that could serve as the catchphrase for this ravishing exhibition of botanical and geological illustration from America's first decades.
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In shrieking vocals, Mr. Hernandez developed a new calling card, wailing Mr. Jordan's "Treyway!" catchphrase as a battle cry in songs and live-streamed videos.
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There was this small story from May 11, 1942, for example, explaining how "hot stuff coming" became a catchphrase signaling the approach of American troops.
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The types of ideas protected by intellectual-property law typically don't include a clever catchphrase on a Vine or a film idea in a tweet.
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Tallahassee, the senior zombie-killer played by Woody Harrelson in "Zombieland: Double Tap," has a catchphrase that's a little too naughty for me to quote.
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"Follow your bliss" is a popular catchphrase, but Brodeur shows how much work and humility it takes to keep moving toward joy — doggedly, consistently, observantly.
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As for Hulu and Vudu, well, "Netflix and chill" scans better as a catchphrase than those options do, but there are more immediately practical reasons.
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Within two weeks, Pizzaslime had made a slew of merch for her featuring the catchphrase, including a $250 blanket featuring her face — all sold out.
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Biden also pointed out that the catchphrase Trump delivers with such glee — "You're fired" — is not the kind of thing that nice people enjoy saying.
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Last month, President Trump and his cabinet began trumpeting the catchphrase "energy dominance" in speeches promoting his support of increased coal mining and oil drilling.
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The millennial catchphrase: "Binge-watch" has been a growing popular term since 2013, but it reaches peak search status in 2017 as streaming services grow.
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The millennial catchphrase: The concept of BDE, or Big Dick Energy, explodes after Ariana Grande makes reference to the size of boyfriend Pete Davidson's penis.
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The eponymous track of Megan's now-viral catchphrase, the Juicy J–produced single has Megan and Nicki going bar-for-bar about making men disposable.
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There's a growing trend of hashtag-branded rebuilds in the NBA, but there's no catchphrase yet for what this franchise is trying to pull off.
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His "fake news" catchphrase has caught on among tyrants worldwide, with Bashar al-Assad of Syria, Mr. Maduro and Mr. Duterte all gleefully using it.
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During the primary debates, he often would ramble enough to fill up nearly all the time he was allotted, then throw out a catchphrase or generalization.
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The pièce de (literal) résistance is her T-shirt dress with The Donald's stern visage — and the popular catchphrase "Not My President" — splashed across the front.
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But Bregoli's appearance went viral, thanks to her "cash me outside" catchphrase, and she eventually (and maybe inevitably?) parlayed it all into a burgeoning music career.
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It's Game of Thrones fandom writ in microcosm, with all the ridiculous prophecies, backstories, revenge plots, and theories rolled into a single, easy-to-shout catchphrase.
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"Peace be with you," a quote from The Handmaid's Tale, is her new catchphrase for ending these arguments, although she suspects no one gets the reference.
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Far from being just a reliable catchphrase and meme dispenser, RHOA has become a many-character study in the dark side of American dreams and ambition.
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Seeing the catchphrase on conservative actor Bure was sure to ruffle some marabou feathers, but some think that Del Rio took it a little too far.
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Oprah partied like it was 2004 ... invoking her most famous catchphrase when she delivered trays upon trays of pizza to surprise "Project Runway" star Michael Costello.
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The restaurant was also one of the pioneers of the farm-to-table movement, at a time when those words weren't just a well-worn catchphrase.
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But Judge Dana Leigh Marks, the head of their union, uses a catchphrase to sum up what it feels like to preside over an asylum case.
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If this were a network show, "splitting the node," from a dandy Season 3 episode about balky Internet service, would now be a "Seinfeld"-like catchphrase.
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Clinton, appearing enamored with the campaign's newest slogan, "Stronger Together," made clear that it was not just a catchphrase painted on the side of a plane.
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" And while Mr. Trump begins his rallies by trumpeting his poll numbers, it was Mr. Koch who all but trademarked his needy catchphrase "How'm I doing?
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Homer Simpson's favorite food has finally been made real, in the shape of a pink, rainbow-sprinkled donut, or "D'ohnut," after his well-known "D'oh" catchphrase.
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We meet Shocker, who, with his frosted tips, has adopted the catchphrase "1,000 percent guapo" (handsome) and who, partway through, is sidelined with a knee injury.
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Taking off on Reddit and infiltrating social media, "boomer remover" has become a coronavirus catchphrase among younger generations, reported Hannah Sparks for The New York Post.
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This month, both the catchphrase and the sugary drink it advertises are being splashed around some unusual new territory: the Brooklyn branch of Mission Chinese Food.
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Taking off on Reddit and infiltrating social media, "boomer remover" has become a coronavirus catchphrase among younger generations, reported Hannah Sparks for The New York Post.
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But as early marketing efforts were rolled out last year, concerns that Sonic would be manipulated by the Hollywood machine into a catchphrase-spouting terror mounted.
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Not only has the beauty businesswoman changed her Instagram bio to include her newfound catchphrase, but Jenner also used it to promote some of her products.
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This year, it will feature its new catchphrase "dilly dilly," used by characters in its "Game of Thrones"-style ads as a way of saying "cheers".
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We can only hope that there's some truth behind this reimagined origin story of YouTube James Charles' "Hi Sisters" catchphrase (Kat Tenbarge, Insider digital culture reporter).
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But when the talk was posted on YouTube, there were several responses that said "make me a sandwich," the catchphrase internet trolls use to demean women.
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As Arnold Schwarzenegger gears up for his big debut on The New Celebrity Apprentice, there's one thing everyone's eager to know — what will his ending catchphrase be?
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The only moment he's really inserted himself into the debate was to berate Bernie Sanders about "bringing back big government," which is vapid even as a catchphrase.
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But an ahistorical socialism has become a catchphrase, designed to mark oneself as progressive, while engaging little with the realities of what it actually means and meant.
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R.C. & Pence Exchange "Note";Hussein-Obama receive '🎁' as Well(!)" — Reality NotFiction (2116 views; the video is tagged with the Qanon catchphrase "WWG214WGA") "WHAT DID LAURA SEE?
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Borrowing fictional President Josiah "Jed" Bartlet's "What's next?" catchphrase for its title and basic structure, the song lays the in-jokes and character call-outs on thick.
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Brexit means Brexit This was the catchphrase used by Theresa May who replaced David Cameron as prime minister after the latter retired to his luxury garden shed.
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The word is almost a catchphrase for the Vice President, who has used it repeatedly over almost three decades, including during a debate during the 2012 election.
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This phenomenon has also been lumped under the catchphrase "the confidence gap," which outlines many of the ways in which women are less-self assured than men.
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Lucas gave us a quick tutorial on his catchphrase -- which he says is more of a lifestyle -- and takes a shot at one of his 'Bachelorette' competitors.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Danielle and her crew were just passing by, when customers outside on the patio started taunting them with Danielle's catchphrase ... you know the one.
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Homer's catchphrase "D'oh" and Bart's "Ay Caramba" are part of the zeitgeist and the fictional family from Springfield even have a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.
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"The right to be wrong" is neat-sounding, but in the manner of a cliche—the sort of catchphrase that "Now More Than Ever" seems to deplore.
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Brown was best known for her catchphrase, "Wubba Wubba Wubba," which originated from when she mistakenly read a camera person's "Muppets" shirt instead of her cue cards.
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Discussions during the two-day conference centered on the importance of 'big data,' the catchphrase referring to massive information sets that are stored and analyzed by companies.
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More than just crafting the most hashtag-worthy catchphrase, the best of the Democratic field will win a battle of ideas with, believe it or not, ideas.
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But now a new, nonpartisan initiative called Debug Politics is encouraging the tech industry to live up to the catchphrase — by helping to fix the political system.
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The lure was Dr. Peale, a household name since the publication of the 19903 best seller that transformed "the power of positive thinking" into a national catchphrase.
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It's always exciting to see how the fans will respond to certain scenes, though you can never really fully predict what will stick and become a catchphrase.
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He spoke often about juice, or energy, and his catchphrase "excessive juice" — or what is required upon entering the weight room — became a team motto at Maryland.
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The catchphrase that epidemiologists have embraced acknowledges those differences: Flatten the curve, a reference to the bell curve that defines the case counts in any given outbreak.
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Murphy joined Jost and Che at the Weekend Update desk, mostly to bellow out his famous catchphrase, "I'm Gumby, damn it," and to roast the two anchors.
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The millennial catchphrase: Instagram and the experience economy fuel the rise in FOMO, or Fear of Missing Out, among millennials; search for the term peaks in 2017.
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The name comes from a catchphrase she coined when, overwhelmed by the spotlight, she briefly left Vanderpump Rules to get her head together in her native Utah.
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Somehow, Samuel L. Jackson does not have his own catchphrase — and no, "I have had it with these motherf*ckin' snakes on this motherfu*kin' plane!" doesn't count.
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Maybe that's a hint of something.)That's when we see the three Chanels (Billie Lourd, Emma Roberts, and Abigail Breslin), who respond with a new catchphrase: "Oh. "My.
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The show may be a reliable catchphrase and meme generator, but Niela Orr writes that it's nuanced in subtle ways that hint at the worries that underpin it.
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Johnson may have started his career as a pro wrestler with a great catchphrase, but he now holds the titles of singer, producer, highest paid actor, and dad.
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Or maybe he just wanted to bring out his trademark TV catchphrase, perhaps in a misguided bid to boost his popularity amid an ineffectual first year in office.
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As Out Magazine pointed out, RuPaul's Drag Race season six contestant Laganja Estranja used the word as a catchphrase back in 2014, bringing it to a mainstream audience.
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"It's #thejonai comin atchya!" wrote Priyanka, while Kevin, Joe, and Nick all shared the image and wrote "We Are" on top — a reference to Penn State's famous catchphrase.
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"Get the strap," Fitty told his 18.1 million followers on Wednesday — a catchphrase he uses at the end of many of his posts on the social media site.
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The second highest level is dubbed MAGA (presumably, representing Trump's catchphrase, "Make America Great Again") and the icon is the now famous hat bearing his well-known slogan.
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Los Angeles-based clothing brand PizzaSlime, helmed by creative directors Nick Santiago and Matthew Hwang, partnered with Bregoli to create a line of merchandise that featured her catchphrase.
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There's are a wealth of sticker packs now available, covering everything from cute cartoon characters to text bubbles that give you another way of putting across a catchphrase.
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Wolf — who is famous for the catchphrase "let's go to the videotape" — was also allegedly captured on surveillance footage chipping the sign off from the community's front gate.
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It's all part of the illusion that she's not just a "legit boss"—a catchphrase she claims—but a legitimate celebrity in the eyes of the WWE fans.
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As the Washington Post noted, Jake Paul's catchphrase — "It's everyday, bro" — references the frequency with which he and his family churn out video content of his daily life.
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Thanks to the iPhone 22016 coming without the industry-standard 3.5mm headphone jack, the catchphrase "hand me the aux cord" might not be relevant anymore for Apple users.
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Veep actor Julia Louis-Dreyfus, known for wielding this catchphrase as Elaine Benes in the legendary '90s sitcom, thought the whole moment "bizarre," watching it with Jimmy Kimmel.
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Clinton continued to try out different attacks against the billionaire businessman, touching on subjects including his business acumen, his foreign policy views and even his reality-show catchphrase.
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Candidates over the past quarter century have harkened back to this catchphrase – as incumbents running when the economy is strong or as challengers when the economy is weak.
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A new study by the Knight Foundation puts public perception of biased news media in a historical perspective at a time when "fake news" has become a catchphrase.
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I know that Cliff Clavin from "Cheers" was famous for being a factoidian, but I couldn't find a clip of him saying what I thought was his catchphrase.
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Sanders has repeatedly called Trump "the most corrupt president in our modern history" — in fact, the sentiment has become something of a catchphrase for him in every debate.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - "Get Brexit Done", British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's election campaign catchphrase that promises a clean departure from the European Union, is much easier said than done.
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After hauling in an interception, San Francisco 219ers cornerback Richard Sherman mocked Kirk Cousins&apos signature "You like that?!" catchphrase by repeating "I like that!" for the cameras.
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Sherman mocked Cousins&apos signature "You like that?!" catchphrase by repeating "I like that!" in front of the cameras as he walked off the field after the play.
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New York (CNN)The Green New Deal, which has so far been a campaign catchphrase about solving climate change and inequality in one fell swoop, just got real.
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The millennial catchphrase: Megan Thee Stallion starts the phrase "hot girl summer" with the first lyric of her song "Cash Shit," which quickly begins trending on social media.
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Lacey accepts the ticket with some major attitude, even go so far as to drop her signature catchphrase ... telling the cops he's "nasty" for doing what he did.
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On another occasion, Cosby responded to a fan by offering up the famous "Hey, hey, hey" catchphrase from Fat Albert, the animated character he voiced in the 1970s.
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" In a televised statement, Netanyahu said that the allegations against him would be dismissed, repeating what has become his catchphrase, "There will be nothing because there is nothing.
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Washington (CNN)The people at Mount Vernon argue their hashtag commemorating George Washington -- #MadeAmericaGreat -- is not offering any judgment on Donald Trump, whose catchphrase is Make America Great Again.
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Meek and double meek ("But I'm shy!" was her catchphrase), Grande-as-Chloe stepped up to the microphone and impersonated a series of pop stars, one after the other.
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It's so successful, in fact, that his catchphrase (as seen on his Instagram bio,and coined by way of DJ Khaled's Snapchat) is just that — and he's not fronting.
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"Alexa Play Despacito," a catchphrase that got its start on Tumblr and blew up on Stan Twitter, combines some of 2018's favorite things: sadness and Amazon (and "Despacito").
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" Perhaps the funniest part about this is that it's unclear if Hilton actually wanted fun facts... or if she was testing out a new catchphrase to replace "that's hot.
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My suspicion is that Dapaah's catchphrase-riddled tune was inspired in part by a musical number from one of the best comedies of 2016, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.
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The lyrics were inspired, he says, by a need "to say sorry to someone," but he also was drawn to the opportunity for some clever wordplay with the catchphrase.
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For those not in the know, Star Wars Day sprung from the pun on the catchphrase "May the Force be with you" as "May the Fourth be with you".
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No, this is not JoJo's actual ex-boyfriend, but he does quote Matthew McConaughey's "alright, alright, alright" catchphrase three times in his bio, which is three times too many.
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Nancy Reagan's signatures as first lady might be distilled down to a single color (red) and three words ("Just Say No," the catchphrase of her campaign against drug use).
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We've all seized on this idea because that's an incredibly good catchphrase -- nuclear -- but at the end of the day, this is not an explosion, it's a rule change.
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His catchphrase was "feels good man," taken from a comic strip in which he explains why he drops his pants all the way down when he pees standing up.
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" The president-elect even revived his reality show catchphrase, joking at the end of the news conference that if his sons do a bad job, "I'll say 'you're fired.
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For famed director Ron Howard, story is still king — even when making a cable television series about the historical icon who turned "E=mc2 " into a pop-culture catchphrase.
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Houston rapper Megan Thee Stallion, and her definitive tweet that this season is made for hot girls, made the phrase the season's most ubiquitous meme, an internet-wide catchphrase.
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" Instead of using Trump's catchphrase, "You're fired," on the show, Schwarzenegger joked he'd instead say one of his iconic movie lines like "You're terminated" or "Get to the chopper.
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Trump is famously loyal and—despite the catchphrase that helped make him president—is not fond of firing people, even if they have screwed up in a massive way.
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She has been elaborating on this catchphrase ever since, in videos and writings that combine sci-fi fantasies with dystopian musings on the human and environmental costs of hyperdevelopment.
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McConaughey ends the ad with a picture of the continent of the United States and his signature catchphrase "just keep livin," which is also the name of his foundation.
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With a grabby title sure to turn into a catchphrase on the trail, Mr. Sanders injected some new energy into the argument he has been making throughout his campaign.
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" Charo, whose own age is something of a mystery (it is likely anywhere from 68 to 78), uses her famous catchphrase, cuchi cuchi, the way the Smurfs use "smurf.
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Love in the time of science — that could serve as the catchphrase for this ravishing exhibition of botanical and geological illustration from the first decades of the United States.
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If Congress cares about leaving a livable world for future generations, it must take bold action now, rather than pass the buck under the cover of a new catchphrase.
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The slogan has become something of a local catchphrase, capturing in two ordinary words the no-limits ethos of a place forever linked with putting men on the moon.
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But while his father is tenderly drawn, his stalwart mother (Finnerty Steeves) is given a cursing catchphrase that is nowhere near as funny as Daniels means it to be.
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And on its anniversary, it's important to note that it offers one great piece of lifelong advice by way of Frizzle's favorite catchphrase: "Take chances, make mistakes, get messy"
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It is his public persona, both self-styled and externally imposed, both his catchphrase and his nickname, an accepted substitute for his name when newspapers indulge in elegant variation.
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Situation says he's pumped to be back in the Big Apple ... as for how he's passing the time as a free man, Mike unleashes his famous "Jersey Shore" catchphrase.
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Democrats have latched on to their own catchphrase, warning that repealing the law will "Make America Sick Again" — a twist on the Trump campaign's "Make America Great Again" theme.
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If somebody just posted a meme or a catchphrase they would be banned, because we wanted people to actually contribute things instead of just parroting things other people said.
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But her old Terror Squad buddy DJ Khaled also shows up with some ad libs too, because he's famous, and because his "you smart" catchphrase is somewhat on topic.
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The morning after Donald Trump interjected during the final presidential debate to call Hillary Clinton "such a nasty woman," there were already countless t-shirt manufacturers jumping on that catchphrase.
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The title comes from Madison's Twitter catchphrase "keep it," which is the two-word clap back Madison uses to shut down the trash news that comes through his Twitter feed.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Reading Rainbow's current owner, Buffalo's public broadcasting network WNED, is suing Burton for continuing to use the show's catchphrase on his podcast, LeVar Burton Reads.
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Enter "Hold My Beer," a catchphrase that goes back years (there was even a BuzzFeed post about it back in 2014), but became something of a universal punchline this year.
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More recently, "witch hunt" has become a catchphrase of the conservative right, which uses it to refer to anything from accusations of sexual harassment and assault to the Mueller investigation.
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The hosts uniformly responded with a bland, "That doesn't look like anything to me" — the catchphrase the show uses whenever its robots are exposed to anything outside their programmed paradigm.
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In extremely unsurprising news, Michelle Obama — who is already good at practicing law, dancing to "Uptown Funk," making turnip puns and being the First Lady — is also good at Catchphrase.
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When she was sworn in on January 12, 2011, she declared, "Today is a great day in South Carolina!" a line that has become somewhat of a catchphrase for her.
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" Leith, who replaced judge Mary Berry on the show after it moved to Channel 4 last year, has insisted on making her catchphrase "it has to be worth the calories.
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"A little gift for #BachelorNation," he captioned the promotional poster, which features Kufrin in a stunning sequin gown with her catchphrase — "Let's Do the Damn Thing" — imposed over the image.
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Her shockingly exaggerated expressions and hilarious catchphrase "He got money!" catapulted Brunson to online fame through her viral 2014 web series The Girl Who's Never Been on a Nice Date.
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With its glamour and famous catchphrase — "You're fired" — "The Apprentice," which debuted in 2004, was the ultimate showcase for Donald J. Trump's self-styled image as a power-wielding mogul.
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FYI, Michael is THE VOICE when it comes to boxing intros ... he's belted out his signature catchphrase at some of the biggest fights of all time ... including Mayweather vs. Pacquiao.
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The generally recycled narrative of the group for decades has suggested that Michael Nesmith spearheaded the "palace revolution" (another catchphrase) in a battle for their musicianship, but he said otherwise.
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It immediately backfired, providing James, a skilled purveyor in today's catchphrase culture, with enough oxygen to respond with a phrase that's become his mantra: I am more than an athlete.
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In 1992 James Carville boiled this down into a political catchphrase so endlessly repeated and boundlessly revered that it will probably be engraved on his tombstone: It's the economy, stupid.
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Most people, of course, recognize it as a Spice Girls' catchphrase—something that, for a time, was spelled out in glitter on a tank top and sold in Tammy Girl.
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However, it's telling that said fans reduced this episode — a ridiculous, fun adventure in which genius scientist Rick Sanchez turns himself into a pickle and battles rodents — to a catchphrase.
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Yes, he may have a catchphrase shouted at him in the street every now and then but he's left a deeper mark on both British culture and music than that.
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", she gracefully emphasized the importance of inclusion, and in making a statement about creating and filling opportunities, hilariously wove in her Snatch Game catchphrase (snatchphrase?) "any hole is a goal!
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"Standard operating procedure for intimate betrayal" is a military catchphrase that haunts "Allied," a plausible portrait of a midcentury marriage that is also a fantastical piece of trompe-l'oeil storytelling.
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Milt Moss, a comic actor who delivered the rueful catchphrase "I can't believe I ate that whole thing" in a memorable commercial for Alka-Seltzer in 1972, died on Sept.
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I got them laughing was both her mantra and catchphrase, yet none of those truly loving children could ever bring themselves to challenge her about it, let alone help her.
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And hey, even if it isn't a rousing success from the start, at least the Super Bowl commercial gave us "I'll be there in a Quibi" as a new catchphrase.
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The movie hands Hamilton that most quotable catchphrase, "I'll be back," though after all that time away from the "Terminator" franchise, you can't blame audiences for wondering where she's been.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 25 (Reuters) - "Get Brexit Done," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's election campaign catchphrase that promises a clean departure from the European Union, is much easier said than done.
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That bomb had a parody ISIS flag with silhouettes of women and sex toys above the words "Get 'Er Done"—yes, redneck comedian Larry the Cable Guy's catchphrase—stuck to it.
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Since it wouldn't be complete without it, they are also plenty of "Yeahs" and "Oh Yeahs!" throughout the tune — a signature catchphrase for both Lil Jon and the Kool-Aid Man.
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He became a star through that defining hit single's Spanglish catchphrase and the song's salsa-tinged, high-energy rhythm, emphasized in the music video, set at a club filled with dancers.
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Even if informants are running rampant in mob circles like never before, the Code of Omertà more pop-culture catchphrase than criminal fact, the American Mafia is still alive and kicking.
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There's a good chance Trump's social media managers were just casting around for a well-known catchphrase, and you can obviously reference Game of Thrones without endorsing one of Westeros' villains.
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Since he coined the term in 1989, "Total Immersion" has become a bestselling book, a much-watched series of videos, a coaching business and a catchphrase among hydrophiles the world over.
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It is now China's hottest economic catchphrase (even featuring in a state-approved rap song, released on December 26th: "Reform the supply side and upgrade the economy," goes one catchy line).
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LeBron James found a way to troll President Trump with his own catchphrase by rocking a hat with a similar sentiment ... and he did it while DJing live at a club.
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Lucas Yancey and Chad Johnson, perhaps better known as The Whaboom Guy and Evil Chad respectively, appear to be having a tiff about ownership of the legal trademark for Yancey's catchphrase.
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At one given moment—neither too early nor too late, en un momento dado, his catchphrase when he shaped Barcelona into the world's top team—the ball and he would meet.
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Be like Bill is the catchphrase of a recent meme which passive aggressively advises people on how to properly behave in social media and IRL when confronted with socially awkward situations.
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It was on that television program — as well as its predecessor, "The Apprentice" — that Trump developed his signature catchphrase, "You're fired," which he said to every contender before sending them home.
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Denial may not be a river in Egypt, as the A.A. catchphrase goes, but it can be a way to shut people up when their story ventures outside those formal constraints.
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But Mr. Bratton's stature and close identification with that more-than-30-year-old, often-misunderstood catchphrase — and his stubborn need to continually defend it — became a source of unnecessary friction.
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The truth is, according to a New York Times story published last week, Trump coined the #WomenWhoWork catchphrase in order to attract women who were reticent to buy her fashion line.
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" Nicole A. Taylor, a chef and the author of The Up South Cookbook: Chasing Dixie in a Brooklyn Kitchen, also thinks of the president's catchphrase when she hears the word "plantation.
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I say we keep things simple, and upload more mods like this one, which changes the death noises from Streets of Rage 2 to Tim Allen's catchphrase grunt from Home Improvement.
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The late-night hosts had fun guessing what Biden supporters' catchphrase for him might be, and they shared their thoughts on "Make America Moral Again," his answer to the Trump slogan.
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More than 85033,000 trees have been planted in parks across Michigan in recent months as part of the state's "Happy Little Trees" program, named after late painter Bob Ross's famous catchphrase.
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Graves was not implicated or ousted as a result of the investigation, and his catchphrase, "super pumpedness," was one of the few Uber values that wasn't called out in the report.
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And his follow-up choice to echo Mr. Trump's "drain the swamp" catchphrase is the kind of "yes and" mirroring that blows the minds of sophomores taking their first improv class.
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The end of an era could be near ... 'cause legendary boxing ring announcer Michael Buffer says he's considering SELLING the rights to his insanely famous "Let's Get Ready to Rumble" catchphrase!
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Anyone who's from there is probably going to have an aversion to any kind of internet meme or catchphrase forever, probably, because it was such a huge part of the culture.
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The strange thing about Spider-Man's "with great power…" catchphrase is that in the comic book, no one says it out loud (it's also been slightly tweaked/abbreviated throughout the years).
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"This is why I underlined the statement 'the world is bigger than five,' " she told Andalou Agency (via Vulture), referring to the Erdoğan catchphrase that she has been using as a hashtag.
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Officials looking to support and further law enforcement initiatives are using the clever catchphrase "responsible encryption" in an attempt to gingerly avoid debate while describing the need for backdoors into protected data.
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With increased frequency over the past decade or so, the state's catchphrase has been found in stories ranging from breakdowns of the Democratic candidates' temerity to explainers on the success of Sen.
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Bonnington has performed a key role throughout Hamilton's seven years at Mercedes and can be heard telling the Briton to pull out all the stops with the catchphrase 'OK Lewis, it's Hammertime.
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So far she has done little more than repeat her promise of "strong and stable leadership", a catchphrase which is already wearing thin, though there is more than a month to go.
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According to Azalea, Bhabie — known for her viral appearance on Dr. Phil and her "Cash Me Outside" catchphrase — threw a drink on Azalea at the party, soaking half of her blonde locks.
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The big reveal: After making the move to a $6 footlong deal at the beginning of 2016, Subway is about to essentially revert back to the original promotion that became a catchphrase.
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A bunch of students are staging a protest — with the snappy catchphrase "cocks not glocks" — to express their dismay at a controversial new state law allowing handguns to be carried across campus.
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"We are Venom," they declare in what has already become the film's catchphrase, Brock's face now partially revealed inside the monster like some sort of Phantom of the Opera from hell. Teamwork!
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"Star Wars" enthusiasts marked the day celebrating the space saga by chanting or tweeting "May the Fourth Be With You", a play on the films' catchphrase "May the force be with you".
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It was the latest iteration of a catchphrase that critics of May, who quietly backed the campaign to stay in the European Union before the referendum, say is open to wide interpretation.
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As Meredith stays on the gurney to keep pressure on the bleed, she passes Katie, triggering a flashback to Derek and his catchphrase (the one part of McDreamy I totally don't miss).
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American troops stationed at the southwest border to drive and fly Border Patrol officials around are not conducting the missions and training needed, in one military catchphrase, to "fight tonight," officials said.
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He came dressed in his usual regalia, a bejeweled and faded denim jacket emblazoned with his catchphrase, "Only in America," over a white shirt and a tie with an American flag theme.
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One of her pillows has the cursive catchphrase "I'd rather be golfing!" above swingers at a retirement community having a foursome on a green while their caddies watch and fondle the clubs.
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Star Wars enthusiasts marked the day celebrating the space saga by chanting or tweeting "May the Fourth Be With You", a play on the films' catchphrase "May the force be with you".
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For example, 17A might have answered itself if clued as "Bugs Bunny catchphrase," and 26A, another idiom, didn't jump out at me (but rather limped in after I'd figured out the trick).
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But NBC reported that discussions were being held at the Pentagon regarding Nicholson's future, suggesting he could become the latest in a long line of officials to hear Trump's catchphrase: "You're fired."
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Her most memorable line from Blackout, "Gimme More," has always seemed a more appropriate catchphrase, because rather than a reflection of Britney's own agency, it's hollow—one her fans can make their own.
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The last time "Mind The Gap" was a popular catchphrase amongst football fans, Tottenham were well ahead of Arsenal with only a couple of months of the 2011/12 season yet to play.
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The star (née Danielle Bregoli) — who is known for her viral appearance on Dr. Phil that spawned her "Cash Me Outside" catchphrase — is the new face of rising makeup company Copy Cat Beauty.
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The first step is to continue to believe women, but to not misunderstand the catchphrase of the era, which is essentially about listening to women in the same way we listen to men.
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The company's signature catchphrase — "Hi, I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn" — was posited, plausibly, as the perfect universal entry for The New Yorker's long-running cartoon caption contest.
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The $103 app provides a number of cute, animated, cartoon images of characters from the "Star Wars" franchise, including BB-8, Obi-Wan Kenobi and C-3PO with his classic "Oh, my!" catchphrase.
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Trump, who famously barked the catchphrase "You're fired!" as he dismissed competitors on the "Apprentice" and "Celebrity Apprentice" programs, stepped down from the show last year when he entered the Republican presidential race.
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North Carolina Live Updates Almost every athlete from a Nike-sponsored team has donned a T-shirt during the last two weeks bearing the catchphrase "Always Reppin'," the company's chosen slogan this March.
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He was back this year to speak at a panel discussion on Hong Kong literature and to promote "China Dream," whose title refers to the signature catchphrase of the Chinese president, Xi Jinping.
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The album includes "Children's Story," familiar to most through Montell Jordan's "This Is How We Do It" and the lyric "Once upon a time, not long ago," a catchphrase in mainstream hip-hop.
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Annie Murphy blessed us with the catchphrase of a lifetime with "Ew, David," and now the Schitt's Creek actress is poised to give us another one as the star of her own show.
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Amazon pushed the drama "Hunters," and Quibi sought to sell its short-video service, although frankly, it doesn't feel like the catchphrase "I'll be there in a Quibi" is going to catch on.
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This has been the pattern in Brazil, for example, and Mr. Trump has followed the playbook as well, invoking his catchphrase again in recently calling for an investigation of former President Barack Obama.
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Trump, for all of the bravado of his "you're fired" catchphrase, has proven to be less willing to do the deed as president than everyone expects -- with Tillerson being a case in point.
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In a book that Kilgariff and Hardstark released earlier this year, Stay Sexy and Don't Get Murdered (the title comes from the podcast's primary catchphrase), Hardstark describes discovering true crime as a child.
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In Guardians 2's fourth credits scene, we see Star-Lord trying to discipline an adolescent Groot who utters the character's "I am Groot" catchphrase in the tone of a snarly, annoyed teen.
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In 1968, just before winning the presidential election, he popped up on a hit television sketch-show, "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" to repeat, in typically lugubrious deadpan, its catchphrase: "Sock it to me".
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Tyra Banks wants to make dairy her cash cow ... and it looks like she has plans to turn a sweet profit off of her favorite cheat meal, with the help of her famous catchphrase.
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" Then she added her budding catchphrase about being chosen, "I'm not going to keep putting a timeline on it, but it's gonna be somebody who chooses me and I'm gonna choose them back too.
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The singer was a guest on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live on December 18, where she got candid during a game called "I Don't Know Her," named in honor of Carey's unofficial catchphrase.
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In an administration run by a president who made "you're fired" his catchphrase, and who has unceremoniously relieved other subordinates, the scandal-plagued EPA administrator seemed to have figured out the secret to longevity.
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In the piece, Albright also emphasizes that gender equality and equal opportunity are still not national realities for women, which is why she encourages women to lift each other up with this particular catchphrase.
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Still, he and Daenerys' love story (and their celestial catchphrase) still figure heavily into Game of Thrones fandom, to the point that any reunion of the Khal and Khaleesi is an occasion for celebration.
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Among the complimentary comments, Hilton, 38, dropped one that leveraged the signature catchphrase that she often used during her time on The Simple Life with Nicole Richie — "That's hot" — plus a double heart emoji.
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Having adopted "twirl" as a bit of a catchphrase on RHOA, it's only natural that Moore nicknamed her future son or daughter "baby twirl" in the video, which was posted to her Instagram Stories.
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Trump, who famously barked the catchphrase "You're fired!" as he dismissed competitors on the "Apprentice" and "Celebrity Apprentice" programs, stepped down from the program last year when he entered the 2016 Republican presidential race.
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That part was underwhelming, but then former world heavyweight champion Shannon "The Cannon" Briggs turned up alongside legendary boxing announcer Michael Buffer, the man who made the "Let's get ready to rumble!" catchphrase famous.
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Self-care is a little overrated and an overused catchphrase these days, but when I ponder these questions about Pope, the main one that connects them is: Is she getting any care at all?
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" As Danielle tells her story, the audience starts laughing at her and she notices, saying, "All these hoes laughing like something's funny," and then the catchphrase was born, "Cash me ousside how bou dat.
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"It was a catchphrase to be used from survivor to survivor to let folks know that they were not alone and that a movement for radical healing was happening and possible," Burke told Ebony.
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"Health" has been the company's unofficial catchphrase for the past year, and Twitter is slowly trying to measure how healthy user interactions are on the service in an effort to clean up the platform.
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OTO is a catchphrase that is used a lot in Asia and refers to the plethora of opportunities in the market to apply tech solutions to non-tech businesses, providing growth opportunities for both.
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"I'm PICKLE RICK!" is a great catchphrase, to be sure, but the episode's sneaky portrayal of talk therapy as a necessary way to confront our deepest fears and emotions pushes it over the top.
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He was an aggressive fantasy baseball owner in a SiriusXM league with hosts and callers; his team name, "Hum Baby," was the catchphrase of Roger Craig, a San Francisco Giants manager popular with players.
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SOMERDALE, New Jersey — Alan Martofel is the CEO of Feminist Apparel, a T-shirt company run out of a New Jersey strip mall promoting feminism and equality, one pro-women catchphrase at a time.
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The shapes were rounder, the characters more cartoonish, and the art belied Deadpool's seriousness and violence: For example, in Deadpool No. 4, he mocks Stan Lee's "true believer" catchphrase and addresses his readers directly.
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At least one of these guys is going to get voted off the island, ("Auf Wiedersehen!" could be the show's catchphrase farewell) and the early money is, of course, on Kei (Ben Bela Böhm).
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She has bristled publicly at being asked about impeachment instead of legislation, repeatedly inviting reporters to question her about Democrats' "For the People" agenda, the catchphrase that they used during the 2018 midterm elections.
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In fact, Jacqueline's first words when we arrived, I now remembered, had been "Welcome home," which she seemed to have settled on as the distinctive slogan of her hospitality, like a motel chain's catchphrase.
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"Life just got a lot more exciting for those of us at the state level who are now the first line of defense," said Mr. Schneiderman, adapting a favorite catchphrase of Republican attorneys general.
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The name of the event is a continuation of the punned theme of the campaign slogan, "Feel the Bern," a likably corny catchphrase in the "I Like Ike" or "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" tradition.
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The slogan has drawn backlash from critics, including faculty members and Native American groups, who call the catchphrase sexist, racist and counterproductive to university recruitment -- because it excludes women and people of color, Reuters reported.
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Early "depression memes" were already prevalent by then, but by all accounts Davis was the first to pair the image (which Baldwin himself refers to as "shrugman") with its now ubiquitous "guess I'll die" catchphrase.
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His only mainstream hit, "Gucci Gang," is the shortest song to make the Billboard 100 in over 40 years; his catchphrase, "ESKETIT," could easily be a demand for pasta; his interviews can make you dumber.
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Of course most of what Trump is claiming here is flagrant nonsense — especially as his cancerous catchphrase of 'fake news' gets liberally slapped on anything he disagrees with, regardless of whether it's true or not.
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Bhabie's new gift comes just a couple of months after the rapper, who is known for her viral appearance on Dr. Phil that spawned her "Cash Me Outside" catchphrase — reportedly spent $40,000 on porcelain veneers.
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If this year's Academy Awards were pelted by critics for being "Oscars so white," the 2016 Primetime Emmy Awards may earn the catchphrase "Emmys so colorful," based on the diversity of the nominees and winners.
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The #MeToo hashtag was reinvigorated by actress Alyssa Milano on Twitter on October 15 (the catchphrase had actually been created 10 years prior by activist Tarana Burke to provide a support system for assault victims).
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The FX catchphrase "Fearless" has a certain context when presented in commercials or print ads, but here it is presented boldly on the hat, with the FX name presented in much smaller type beside it.
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He has no real personality to speak of, other than his catchphrase, "no such thing as can't," which he employs liberally even as he wallows in his filthy bed, hiding from his neighbors' loud music.
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While Kaaya does have a bell on her counter that sports the "Bye, Felicia" catchphrase (someone gave it to her as a gift), she isn't as quick to celebrate her legacy as the general public.
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Hamilton reminded Ricciardo of the Australian's 'winner, winner chicken dinner' catchphrase and said he wanted to hear it on Sunday - but with the Red Bull driver one of those behind him and ahead of Rosberg.
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A horrible mess that makes a mockery of the Apple catchphrase of yore ('it just works') by actively degrading the productivity of writing — interrupting your work with pointless sound and an alphabetic soup of fury.
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Clinton worked some of its trollish, attention-grabbing headlines into her speech and Twitter feed, including a reference to the "feminism is cancer" catchphrase popularized by Breitbart editor and one-time Gamergate celebrity Milo Yiannopoulos.
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He appeared frequently in the White House briefing room during Trump's first year to tout accomplishments, and Trump said in June that he'll "never have to use" his reality show catchphrase, "You're fired," on Shulkin.
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Though it has become a catchphrase among Democrats — several candidates who are senators signed on to the bill as cosponsors — there is no universal agreement on how best to overhaul the American health care system.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts found her catchphrase in February, courtesy of Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, who led a push to formally silence her for impugning a colleague on the Senate floor.
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In the European Parliament, which must also ratify any withdrawal treaty with Britain, its Brexit coordinator cheekily tweeted that his British counterparts had "taken back control" - a reference to the catchphrase of pro-Brexit campaigners.
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" Gunn, who is known for his catchphrase "make it work," added: "I am grateful to 'Project Runway' for putting me on a path I never, in my wildest dreams, thought my career would take me!
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It was like a game of Catchphrase where even I didn't know the word people were trying to guess, and I played with whoever was around me until I found the word I was looking for.
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Perhaps the most frustrating moment of Spicer's appearance came when he defended his use of the catchphrase "fake news" by explaining that he was frustrated by reporters making up or twisting stories for clicks and attention.
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It's a good way of bringing up the Iraq War, which he opposed and she supported, but it has the unfortunate effect of reducing the meaningful divide separating their worldviews into little more than a catchphrase.
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He's been sued by former law and business partners, he's started making legally dubious threats to sue outlets reporting on him now that he's a public figure, and he closes his tweets with a catchphrase hashtag.
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He has taken to repeating a catchphrase from the film "Uri", which portrays a commando raid he ordered against Pakistan in 2016 in response to a previous terrorist attack as a moment of chin-jutting grit.
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Known for his catchphrase: "Can you smell what The Rock is cooking," Johnson still participates in occasional World Wrestling Entertainment matches, alongside producing and starring in HBO's sports dramedy "Ballers" and the upcoming "Baywatch" film reboot.
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On the internet, "identity politics" is a catchphrase used mostly as a weapon against the left, and I start to notice that my intersecting identities seem to matter more on social media than in real life.
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Then there was the American Dream catchphrase—first coined in 1931 by James Truslow Adams in his book The Epic of America—that promoted an ideal of economic mobility during the hopeless years of the Depression.
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Presidential candidates in both parties are delighting in slinging the words "Goldman Sachs" as political attacks, using the global bank as a two-word catchphrase to connote the dark side of politics, influence and campaign finance.
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In a flashback, we learn that Coco and Samantha, as new friends, adopted the "Dear white people" catchphrase as a way to talk to each other: They riff variations on it to bond, commiserate and fight.
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The home includes a room dedicated to Khaled's massive sneaker collection, including floor-to-ceiling wooden shelving and "We the Best" (Khaled's famous catchphrase and the name of his clothing and furniture brand) imprinted on the floor.
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After then-White House press secretary Sean Spicer falsely claimed in January 2017 that Trump had drawn the largest inauguration crowd in US history, Conway came to the spokesman's defense with a catchphrase that she now regrets.
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He also became a household name by starring in the company's television commercials, where he delivered his simple yet famous catchphrase of "If you can find a better car, buy it," according to the Los Angeles Times.
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At a session of parliament, May stood firm after being challenged by one pro-Brexit lawmaker in her party to explain when she had decided to change her catchphrase from "Brexit means Brexit", to "Brexit means Remain".
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Ansel and other VIPs were treated to a Sunday brunch in The Forum Club, which also had dessert for breakfast -- including an album inspired cake -- where Kylie's now-famous, "rise and shine," catchphrase made an appearance too.
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This phenomenon was pretty clearly an extension of the common Tumblr catchphrase "Imagine your OTP," which doubles as a writing prompt and allows people to insert their pairing of choice into an endless number of romantic scenarios.
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The hydrogen bomb test, which was declared a success on national TV on Wednesday, "will become the catchphrase in banners, signs and posters that will go up across the country in the months to come," Lee said.
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BOTTLENOSE DOLPHINS SEE YOU WHEN THEY SLEEP "Sleep with one eye open" has become a catchphrase in Western movies and Metallica songs, but it's also standard operating procedure for dolphins, as well as many other marine mammals.
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Considering the fact the Wonder is now a staple on school curricula, used in nation-wide anti-bullying campaigns, and has inspired a movement with its own catchphrase ("Choose Kind"), Wonder is quite the remarkable debut novel.
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At the 2016 Democratic National Convention, Michelle Obama first uttered her now-famous catchphrase, "When they go low, we go high" while discussing how to "handle bullies" in support of Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House.
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So far, a diamond and 14-karat gold necklace with her iconic "Dah-ling" catchphrase has fetched $20,000 ... and her Steinway piano -- featured in the film "Behind the Candelabra" -- sold for thousands more than expected at $23,750.
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Many of her supporters are hoping she'll go on the offensive tonight, but she may attempt to stay out of the muck by "going high when they go low," her Michelle Obama-borrowed catchphrase from the second debate.
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If after eight years of running his business he found the sons had not done a good job, he would tell them, "You're fired," Trump said, using a catchphrase from "The Apprentice," the reality TV show he hosted.
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People notes that Marcille won't be a full-fledged housewife, just a friend of the cast, meaning she won't appear in the series' opening credits, get her own catchphrase, or hold up a peach at the title screen.
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In fact, the lone force arguing that any of these things are actually bad in Anon is Seyfried's mysterious hacker, and she seems to have no motivation or explanation beyond a quippy catchphrase in the film's final moments.
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"Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" debuted on Netflix on January 1, 2019 to near-instant success, spurring a wave of internet-fandom for Kondo with her catchphrase "does it spark joy?" and efficient method of cleaning and organizing.
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Was it a slogan that awakened millions of young girls to basic ideas of gender equality, or a vapid catchphrase used by marketing men to sap their money, turning the political gains made by feminism into cheap consumerism.
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I mean, let's be real: if the group was a bunch of stable investment bankers and lawyers who were polite, respectful, and had zero interest in getting their catchphrase in Webster's Dictionary, well, what fun would that be?
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The result—an album titled 2Square, out today, also serves as the first release on Clarke's new VeryRecords, described in a tagline as "a very small record label dedicated to releasing very fine electronic music" as its catchphrase.
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We, the protesters, chanted slogans and held up placards and marched along Beaver Street, where some of us got into good trouble, to use the catchphrase: we sat down in the middle of the road and symbolically panhandled.
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Their full length, debut album, "SremmLife," was one of last year's best, a pure distillation of social media-speed culture in which practically every song either was built on a catchphrase or hashtag, or ended up becoming one.
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Consistent with the reputation he built in his television celebrity days when "you're fired" was his catchphrase, the president has fired his national security advisor, the acting attorney general, the FBI director, along with diplomats and US attorneys.
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But to the extent Villechaize wanted to leave his interviewer with a story worth telling, he did, just as Dinklage has put the movie on a higher plane -- getting beyond the catchphrase to reveal the wounded man underneath.
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As far back as 2015, Cook was using the catchphrase that privacy is a "fundamental human right," but he's brought it up more and more in the wake of the major privacy scandals of the past few years.
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We can't guarantee that it will make any more sense to you, but we can promise you will have your newest catchphrase ("I will f–king laser you with alien f–king eyes") by the end of the article.
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The former Arkansas governor and strong supporter of Israel held a hat with the same catchphrase, and said he would bring one to Trump, whose campaign slogan "Make America Great Again" was the inspiration for the Maale Adumim banner.
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According to Azalea, Bhabie (whose real name is Danielle Peskowitz Bregoli), known for her viral appearance on Dr. Phil and her "Cash Me Outside" catchphrase — threw a drink on Azalea at the party, soaking half of her blonde locks.
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" Far and away the most popular response came from Kristian Nairn, the actor who played Hodor until the character's demise in the most recent season – he was greeted with a warm welcome and shots of his simplistic catchphrase "Hodor!
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For me, as a kid, although I never watched a minute of Dallas (a nighttime soap opera), I knew that " who shot J. R." (and "it was just a dream") would resonate as a catchphrase with pretty much everyone.
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On Monday, Vicente Fox Quesada â€" the 74-year-old who served as Mexico's president from 20173 to 2006 â€" called out the president on Twitter, bashing his approval ratings and using his very own Apprentice catchphrase against him.
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Since then, the company has added more services to become China's leader in O22017O (online-to-offline), a catchphrase for goods and services that are purchased online, but bring people into brick and mortar businesses, like movie ticket bookings.
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In Kondabolu's experience, Apu led people to think it was funny (and potentially even socially accurate) to shout his catchphrase, "Thank you, come again!" at South Asian-Americans or imitate his accent and fake bow when talking to them.
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Danielle Bregoli's infamy, including her catchphrase, has drawn endorsements from brands that experts say are likely paying her thousands of dollars to post about their products, a personal line of emojis and a deal for a reality TV show.
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His store sells $45 "Marco Polos" -- polo shirts with a Rubio label on the chest -- and, in a nod to his notorious difficulty staying hydrated during speeches, offers a $30 Rubio water bottle with the catchphrase, "Water great nation."
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Said "receipts"-- an internet catchphrase used to call for proof or evidence -- was a video of a phone conversation between the rapper and Swift, which Kardashian said proved the singer knew about the song lyric she later complained about.
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He told Smithsonian magazine in 1988 that he had considered an elephant, a deer and a cougar before the catchphrase and the dog character coalesced in his mind during a trip back to New York from the West Coast.
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What began, in that case, as a well-intentioned encouragement to do away with personal shame around your diagnosis, transformed eventually into a slick and meaningless catchphrase that puts the burden on the sufferers to heal themselves without any resources.
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Widely known in Washington and beyond for his wonkish tendencies -- he used a PowerPoint presentation last week to explain his health care bill to reporters -- Ryan has suggested that selling the House GOP bill will take far more than a catchphrase.
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And when Trump could use a catchphrase or two, he seized on the opportunity, as when he was asked about crime: Well, first of all, Secretary Clinton doesn't want to use a couple of words, and that's law and order.
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Earlier this month, the Grammy-winning rapper applied to trademark her now-ubiquitous catchphrase, "Okurrr," for use on merch and other swag such as paper goods (cups and posters) and clothing items (shirts, hoodies, pants, hats, shoes, and so forth).
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Bud Light will unveil the two final installments of its Game of Thrones-esque commercials during this year's Super Bowl, and the ubiquitous catchphrase, only to be shouted in your most hearty outside voice, is bound to go viral again.
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Apple's catchphrase, "Think different" is so well-known that it's not often used in its original context, more often pulled out as an ironic dig when the company does something users don't like (eliminating a certain jack comes to mind).
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"Unfortunately a group of shady operators saw the president's candidacy to profit from his name, likeness, and catchphrase," Paul Jossey, a Republican campaign finance lawyer who has written about deceptive super PACs, told BuzzFeed News after reviewing the organization's material.
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Just as her father's catchphrase was "the art of the deal," Ivanka Trump is making a name for herself as a spokesperson for "women who work," a Lean In–style version of feminism that emphasizes female ambition and work-life balance.
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Cruz defended his "New York values" catchphrase on ABC's "Good Morning America" in Times Square on Monday, saying New Yorkers had "suffered under the left-wing Democratic policies" of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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"Danielle is the first of her kind in that she rode this singular TV experience and the catchphrase and profiles and memes that ensued have built a revenue-generating business," said Jonathan Davids, chief executive officer at influencer marketing platform Influicity.
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If she were allowed to say on The Mick what FX lets her say on It's Always Sunny, her catchphrase would probably be, "I don't have time for this shit" (even though time is pretty much all Mickey does have).
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The whole episode is trés Internet-in-2018: semi-established artist drops lo-fi video as a joke, goes instantly viral — viral enough to spawn a catchphrase and a dance challenge — just before heading on tour to promote her new record.
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Playing on the catchphrase "wir schaffen das" ("we can do this") that she employed at the height of the refugee crisis, Merkel said Germany could become a more cohesive society and make the technological advances to be ready for the future.
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From the first moment that Alaska uttered her signature "Hieeee" catchphrase on this year's second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, it was clear that she intended to push her transgressive drag to the limit and annihilate the competition.
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After the essay was published, the statement became a famed internet catchphrase, a touchpoint for modern feminists looking to break away and branch out from the focuses of previous generations of feminism, which primarily concentrated on gender equality and women's rights.
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Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union in June propelled May to power and the former interior minister has been under pressure to offer more details on her plan for departure, beyond an often-repeated catchphrase that "Brexit means Brexit".
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The circus went by the slogan "The greatest show on earth," a catchphrase that was so ubiquitous it was employed for the title of the 1952 Cecil B. DeMille best picture Oscar-winning film starring Charlton Heston and Betty Hutton.
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A vision of Sam's father, a TV producer with jutting 70s lapels, looms over her bed, assuring her that he has plenty of "irons in the fire"; Adlon's TV producer father, Don Segall, passed the same catchphrase down to her.
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"We mix the 'alright, alright, alright' into the discipline," the White Boy Rick actor — dad to sons Livingston, 5½, and Levi, 10, plus daughter Vida, 8½ — joked to Savannah Guthrie of his signature catchphrase on Wednesday's episode of the Today show.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the real estate mogul's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again," is given the best odds at 2202/2628, while "fake news" stands at 28500/6900, and his "Apprentice" catchphrase, "You're fired!" is a longshot with 2628/28503 odds.
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I expected to see a dust-up, a handful of white supremacists in MAGA hats, angry that that they'd been denied a permit to spew their reprehensible bile due to a "culture of political correctness" or some other preposterous catchphrase.
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Around the 50s, because of the notoriously elusive nature of the mind, many scholars endorsed a computational view of the mind recapped in a popular catchphrase: the brain is like a computer, and the mind is the program run by it.
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The demands that were being leaked seemed onerous, yet simple: a demand to stop using the word "Broken" in connection with their names, to not reference the TNA portions of the storyline, and to refrain from using the "delete" catchphrase.
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Most of the catchphrase-heavy goofiness didn't really hold up, but looking back, I realized one curious thing that Nick buried in its programming: sincere and legitimately great musical performances from some of the best musical acts working at the time.
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But Mr. Cuomo and his surrogates have pounded Mr. Molinaro with a campaign catchphrase, dubbing him as a "Trump mini-me," and have described him as part of a "extreme conservative" movement posing ample social and financial threats to the state.
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Meanwhile, as all hell breaks out all around him, Nick Nack calmly sips on a drink and repeats the lame catchphrase, "What it doin' baby?" while his buddy dances in the background to the sound of smashing plates and desperate screams.
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They dismiss the detailed findings of the researchers and argue that the "new anti-Semitism" catchphrase wrongly places broad-brush blame on the country's Muslims — and at a time when anti-Muslim bigotry is rising in France and elsewhere in Europe.
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I tumbled to this as soon as I got the entry at 17A, the "Teaching catchphrase popularized by 'The Karate Kid'," which, if you were a child or young adult of the 1980s, happens to be WAX ON, WAX OFF.
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She said the group was making a small purchase of a Snapchat filter to begin Wednesday for commuters and others passing through Penn Station, which will use the governor's own "summer of hell" catchphrase and blame him for the problems.
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Despite this clear economic logic arguing for a strong public role in infrastructure provision, the newly-fashionable catchphrase in infrastructure is "engaging the private sector," generally coupled with claims that it is a lack of "innovative financing" that holds back investment.
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But Mr. Collins's larger point was that the Ukraine affair had no catchphrase associated with it — and that was somehow telling, both because of the facts underpinning the case against Mr. Trump and because of how it would be remembered.
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She was simultaneously working full time at Instagram, teaching herself the ins and outs of finance, and building the starting stages of Hey Berna (initially, the project was called "Felicia&aposs Wallet," inspired by the internet catchphrase "Bye Felicia" in 2016).
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There are QAnon T-shirts and bumper stickers for purchase; some people put #WWG1WGA — Where We Go One We Go All, the QAnon "catchphrase" of sorts — in their Twitter bios, or on Instagram, or even display it at Trump rallies.
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Of those three films, Goodman probably only should have been nominated for Argo — where his world-weary Hollywood makeup artist was much more lived-in and nuanced than the catchphrase-spewing producer played by Alan Arkin, who actually garnered a nomination.
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And language condemning government intervention into personal health decisions has only become more prevalent with recent—and increasingly extreme—bans on abortion, making cries of "my body, my choice" a resonant catchphrase for a majority of Americans who support abortion rights.
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In the interview she also went on to reveal that she FaceTimes with Taylor Swift, the origin of her "she ready" catchphrase, and how she'd be game to host the Oscars one day just so long as the Academy cuts a lofty check.
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Part of that has to do with being constantly identified with the character he played in a fictional old sitcom, "Eddie's Home," so much so that people chant "Eddie" when he performs and plead with him to yell the character's patented catchphrase.
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Her signature catchphrase, "I don't know her" (initially directed at J. Lo, and most recently to Demi Lovato and Ariana Grande) has captured the hearts of millions of petty people like myself, always looking for innovative ways to stunt on my opposition.
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Trump's defense prior to this largely consisted of the catchphrase "no quid pro quo" — the argument that there was never any attempt to trade favors from the US, like military aid or a White House invitation, for a Burisma investigation from Ukraine.
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Elizabeth Warren started off the fireworks — and unleashed the catchphrase of the night — with a fight over whether candidates should refuse big campaign donations from wealthy donors who will expect favors in return, or depend on small-dollar donors like she does.
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The 15-year-old rapper (née Danielle Bregoli) — who is known for her viral appearance on Dr. Phil that spawned her "Cash Me Outside" catchphrase — reportedly spent $40,000 on porcelain veneers and has been rocking her new look since Thursday, according to TMZ.
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Chappelle and co-creator Neal Brennan intuitively understand how to exaggerate the natural absurdity of pop music's characters, while Chappelle had a brilliant knack for mimicry, comic timing, and catchphrase—the legatee to Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, George Carlin, and Chris Rock.
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Yet TIME, the home of the latest in youth trends, published an article on Thursday stating that it was the "viral catchphrase millennials having been looking for" and it had become a favourite of the difficult to reach 210-22017-year-old demographic.
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The new Mac Pro Introduced in 2013, alongside the catchphrase (delivered by Schiller) "Can't innovate my ass," the Mac Pro's current incarnation is an extremely identifiable cylinder, housing a three-sided chassis to which are mounted dual GPUs, processors and memory chips.
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Not only was the new slogan compared to McDonald's "I'm Lovin' It" catchphrase, but it also seemed to be eerily similar to Coca-Cola's 1982 slogan for Diet Coke, "Just for the Taste of It," which was brought back in 1995 and 2009.
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The catchphrase — and the youth's invincible attitude — stems from the fact that people over 60 are at greater risk of becoming seriously ill than younger folks who don't have underlying health conditions (those who do have preexisting conditions are also at higher risk).
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The shoe is pretty recognizable as Ninja merch, with lots of his brand's signature blue and yellow, the Ninja logo on the inside of the left shoe, and "Time In," the catchphrase for the partnership, on the inside of the right shoe.
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"I always knew I had to honor the promise I made to Herve, which is to one day tell a more truthful story about him which was much more than a catchphrase on a popular TV show," the British journalist turned director added.
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Macron, in turn, knows his free and at times defiant tone has earned him Trump's respect, such as when he promised to "make our planet great again," mimicking Trump's signature catchphrase after Trump pulled the United States out of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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From the main stage, Ru has introduced judges and queens alike to her own doll, promoted her chocolate bars, reminded viewers to get her latest book, and hawked her many albums and singles, turning "Now available on iTunes" into a throwaway catchphrase.
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