That Iranians complain about the economy was also something economists told me: People complain, they said, because they complain.
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I complain about my owners, and you complain about yours.
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You didn't complain to the authorities, you didn't complain to your boss.
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They said, 'If you wanna complain, we'll give you something to complain about.
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New Yorkers love to complain, and the subway is one of our favorite things to complain about.
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These kludges are often the things that you see people complain about when they complain about AMP.
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Carriers hate to talk about floors, but consumers complain about floors much more than they complain about peaks.
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"You can't complain about low productivity and then complain about job reallocation in the same breath," Mr. Feroli said.
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SEE THIS THING VERY -- I SEE SO MANY RETAILERS COMPLAIN ABOUT NEW TECHNOLOGY, AND THEY HATE TECHNOLOGY, THEY STOP, THEY JUST COMPLAIN.
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"The communists complain that the group is too neoliberal, and the market urbanists complain that the group is too communist," Ms. Eldred said.
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They want you to hang back, complain to the refs and complain because they're gonna come down and knock a three in your face.
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Bosses are used to having employees complain to them, but no one wants to be known as the employee who does nothing but complain.
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They want you to hang back, complain to the refs and complain because they&aposre gonna come down and knock a three in your face.
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They could be coming to complain about their day or to complain about a friend; asking if there's anything else helps them unwind until they're finished.
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When media people want to complain, they complain about having to chase Facebook, because it feels like Facebook has a ton of control over the media.
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For companies to basically weigh and maybe complain, likely complain, but also for the two sides China and the U.S. to sit down and actually talk.
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Is this song about how you love to complain, how other people complain too much or just how there is too much complaining in the world?
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Taiwan has a growing physician shortage, and physicians complain about being paid too little to work too hard (although doctors in nearly every system complain about that).
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" We're going to complain about Muslims, we're going to complain about transgender, we're going to complain about the net, the privacy stuff, whatever, whatever encryption or whatever it happens to be, and some of the more social stuff, but they're like, "We can't ... Planned Parenthood, can we do that?
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That's why conservatives can complain about CNN and liberals can complain about Fox News but it's very different when Presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama both did it.
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"Belittled and stupid people do not complain, they don't stick up for themselves and they sure as hell don't complain about their shame in a public place," Illuzzi said.
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" - Kiki, 33 "Customers complain about EVERY LITTLE THING.
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I kid my friends who are golfers, and I say, 'If you ever hear me complain, hit me in the butt with a putter' because I have no reason to complain.
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They can't ... and I'm not saying this to complain.
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" He then started to complain, "I blew my voice.
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Some complain he's getting bad advice -- legal and political.
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" "You're not able to complain about Jared around here.
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Talk about it with your former boss — don't complain.
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They Resist, Blame, Complain and Obstruct - and do nothing.
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Tensions have occasionally arisen, as black residents complain about mistreatment from landlords, shopkeepers, and the Jewish Civilian Patrol or Shomrim, a private Chasidic police force; while Jewish residents complain of being mugged.
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All they did was complain and talk about each other.
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The Pean family, filled with doctors, knew where to complain.
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And I'm not one who likes to complain too much.
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Still, others complain that Nielsen is not moving quickly enough.
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But I don't wanna hear you complain about something else.
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Some competitors complain that the loan is illegal state aid.
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But I also can't complain too much because it's freeee.
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"I'm an attorney, I know how to complain," he said.
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It's sort of frowned upon to complain about being famous.
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And yet I'll complain, or I'll put a report in.
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Something tells me he would complain about freshly laundered pajamas.
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And young protesters complain that they are not represented there.
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Kvetch Complain Extra credit: In Yiddish, kvetchn means to squeeze.
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Not that these are the kind of girls to complain.
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People complain because Facebook is irresponsible about sharing our data.
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I know some people will complain about it, but whatever.
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The only safe place to complain is her parents' house.
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And if no one buys them, no one will complain.
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Here, they'd complain about homework and gossip about their friends.
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Frustrated users took to Twitter to complain about the disruption.
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Some Australians complain they are being robbed of a birthright.
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But yeah, I can complain about who cold Arles was.
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Rural parishes complain that funding goes to flashy urban ventures.
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"I saw the guys complain about two things," he said.
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Other viewers took to the SNL Facebook page to complain.
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The men of steel are right to complain about China.
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Until now, Europeans have done little except complain about him.
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I don't want to complain about people appreciating my work.
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Lawyers complain that even uncontroversial deals are being held up.
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In smaller cities such as Voronezh, residents complain about incompetence.
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Private schools complain about losing students as families move abroad.
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"There are pops in my head," she would complain, terrified.
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"You don't complain when you make money, right?" she said.
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It's very churlish to complain about exits constrained in 2016.
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But some people complain about nearly everything without sincere justification.
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Some policymakers even complain that the statistic is too low.
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Later on, a dude walked in to complain … same thing.
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I'm going to complain to Nicholas Sparks about that one.
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Complain about how long you've been there using this emoji.
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Locals complain that big infrastructure projects lack transparency and accountability.
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Rivals complain the requirements were written to favor Bezos's company.
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One patron reportedly called the club on Monday to complain.
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They often complain that corrupt bosses get off too lightly.
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So, complain about the company's dating products all you like.
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Every profession features people who complain of becoming burnt out.
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Perhaps you would refuse to answer, complain or walk out.
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I make a mental note to complain to Apple later.
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Clearly, the Kardashian sisters can't complain about Scott's current girlfriend.
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Other managers complain that electricity supplies are unreliable and expensive.
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They also complain of being loaded down with administrative tasks.
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He didn't complain when she'd show up to the clubs.
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Banks complain that policymakers have since made their lives hard.
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I wanted to complain, but no one listened to me.
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Locals complain about the lack of consultation regarding the deployment.
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If you think they're essential, you have cause to complain.
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And then you complain why Congress can't get anything done.
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They complain when a CEO makes $20 million a year.
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So there may be grounds for concerned consumers to complain.
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Short of these, do we have a right to complain?
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I hope this complain puts some action against [redacted] behavior.
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After the Nice attack, I was not going to complain.
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Media in Uganda routinely complain of harassment by security personnel.
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Police complain of staff shortages but also of unfair criticism.
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But they complain that she is more opportunistic than decisive.
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Don't choose to complain, or worse, to just give up.
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Don't complain if you can't find a job after graduation.
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"New York Fashion Week has become so boring," they complain.
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In that light, BNP can justifiably complain of harsh treatment.
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People expect incumbents to solve problems, not complain about them.
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But then again, there is one thing to complain about.
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But, you know, he's not the one people complain about.
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Some accounts do complain about being reported by other users.
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Judges complain of a lack of qualified assistants and equipment.
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The poor complain about the price of garri (cassava flour).
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It is useless to complain that we should change everything.
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You complain, you moan, you become exhausted by the unfamiliar.
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Residents of rural areas complain of a lack of security.
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I'm not going to complain with how things worked out.
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The Obama administration is hardly in a position to complain.
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If I don't get another one then I can't complain.
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How can they complain that they're the ones being oppressed?
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It's also important for people who experience this to complain.
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Liberals may have to find something new to complain about.
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Some people even called Home Depot to complain, she said.
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Also, so they can complain about me to my face.
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They can persuade, argue, complain and even resign in protest.
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Some complain the Irish tail is wagging the British dog.
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Other parents will complain and they will be discriminated against.
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"If enough people complain, that is how you get change."
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European banks complain the new rules are a poor fit.
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Builders complain of high costs for land, labor and materials.
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That would be completely unreasonable, and people would only complain.
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After all, we complain all day about being too busy.
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Republicans would rightfully complain if Democrats did it to them.
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Multiple other parents reportedly called the school district to complain.
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She likes to complain that nobody has seen her films.
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Few of these young people look back or complain, however.
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Pizza Hut doesn't want you to complain about lukewarm pizza.
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You can also complain to the BBB Wise Giving Alliance.
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I understand it, but I will never complain about that.
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Then complain that it's too hot. Every. Single. Summer. Night.
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Schoolchildren complain it is too hot to prepare for exams.
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I hurt my shoulder, but I'm not going to complain.
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Most entrepreneurs complain about how arduous the fundraising process is.
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I didn't formally complain because I feared of disciplinary action.
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Paulo said the opposition always complain about the vote outcome.
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"Many people complain online that robots are slow," Yugang said.
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Whenever people ask about having to work Thanksgiving, I complain.
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As women, sometimes we take our grievances elsewhere and complain.
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That's why they complain about being single all the time.
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I was saving time and money, and I couldn't complain.
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It's not going to be enough to complain about them.
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Many here also complain that poverty and crime are growing.
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Men often complain of discomfort, diminished sensation and poor fit.
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As long as they're making it here, I can't complain.
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Like many cancer survivors, however, she was reluctant to complain.
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Airbnb has further expanded its coronavirus response, as hosts complain.
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I shouldn't complain, though, because I don't live in Iowa.
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Trump on Tuesday took to Twitter to complain about … Twitter.
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I didn't expect it; they didn't ever complain about anything.
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Riders complain of long waits for cars and rising fares.
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He turned to complain to referee Ben Dreith, who disagreed.
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We shouldn't complain, our project at the Afsluitdijk is unique.
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"Lately he would complain that he was hot," he said.
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For that matter, Iranians complain about their political system, too.
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To the men who complain about women in the Sape?
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Work harder than everybody else and don't complain about it.
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Some babies complain about being on their stomachs at first.
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He just wanted to complain about traffic in Los Angeles.
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Teachers complain about spending hours preparing for classes without compensation.
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They also regularly complain about government corruption and military failure.
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Usually it's the ones that complain that have the problems.
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As time passed, I stopped wearing makeup; he didn't complain.
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Most of all, they complain that he is not Mexican.
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"And if you complain, you are excluded," said Paula Minnikin.
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And his passengers were not in a position to complain.
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And so June turns to the federal government to complain.
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And then when you complain, your complaint is not processed.
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" Haggis smugglers often complain of a single American "import ban.
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"Fighters complain to me about boxing writers now," he said.
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Perhaps you haven't met New Yorkers: We like to complain.
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People also complain that college admissions is a black box.
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He's right to complain that America's system makes no sense.
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If we had to complain, it would be battery life.
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He's none the wiser, but I don't think he'd complain.
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"How can you complain if you didn't participate?" he said.
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Or to complain that selecting one Worst was too hard.
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Democrats also complain that the tax package disproportionately favors businesses.
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But hey: Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos — I can't complain.
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As for the police, some complain privately about poor leadership.
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In the ensuing decades, Staten Islanders have continued to complain.
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"You can never complain about the silver medal," he said.
|
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I never heard him complain about losing two presidential elections.
|
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Why would they complain if somebody else funded the opponent?
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Critics began to complain about his restaurants' food and service.
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Critics began to complain about his restaurants' food and service.
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When I complain about his behavior, she just gets defensive.
|
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People complain rent and public transit prices are too high.
|
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Democrats still loudly complain that things are moving too quickly.
|
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I'm making fun of people who complain about people complaining.
|
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My job is just to complain incessantly about these people.
|
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I've been listening to them complain about it all morning.
|
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"If you want to complain, you can't complain when the stock market is at an all-time high and yields are this low, because everyone is trapped in the relative performance game," said Bianco.
|
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The big banks complain, but they have the heft to cope.
|
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People even complain even when we have a lot of nominations.
|
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Protesters complain of the injustice, hypocrisy and cynicism of daily life.
|
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Residents complain that the lot has been that way for decades.
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Can't complain about the cost...it's equivalent to four Starbucks Frappuccinos.
|
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Evicted residents sometimes complain of collusion between local officials and developers.
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You don't complain, because someone has to get the job done.
|
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My friends are tired of hearing me complain about The Bachelor.
|
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The international a–hole / Who complain about what he is owed?
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I cannot complain to the police because the guy ran away.
|
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Problem is, when you complain you just give them more publicity.
|
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Look, I realize that it's fun to complain about the NHL.
|
|
Liberals and lobby groups will complain that those are crucial programs.
|
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Voters no longer complain about "scroungers" during focus groups, say pollsters.
|
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Grooms' families complain about being expected to host thousands of guests.
|
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The phone comes with a dongle so you really can't complain.
|
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In contrast, factory bosses elsewhere complain of unreliability and low productivity.
|
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I don't see why some people complain about the print quality.
|
|
Ghostery users took to social media to complain about the exposure.
|
|
Who can complain about the price that Google is charging you?
|
|
Several customers took to social media to complain about the outage.
|
|
Cops tell us so far ... no one has called to complain.
|
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They complain that the impasse is hindering federal safety oversight activities.
|
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So I'm not going to be the first one to complain.
|
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Many complain, for instance, that it can take over your life.
|
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Many academics complain of violence and drug dealing in plain view.
|
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They can't meet at the watercooler to complain about the boss.
|
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Not that $21 million is anything to complain about, of course.
|
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We both complain about long hours and being underpaid and overworked.
|
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WHAT happens to people who complain to the authorities in China?
|
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Some complain he uses the media attention to promote his investments.
|
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Others complain about reducing the purpose of school to passing exams.
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My wife, Courtney, got tired of hearing me complain about it.
|
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European banks complain of being forced into an American-designed straitjacket.
|
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In some cases workers complain about their offices being too quiet.
|
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Many complain about petrol prices, which have risen 11% this year.
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I can't complain, because I need my job at this moment.
|
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His neighbor no longer calls police to complain about the noise.
|
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"It's very utilitarian, so patients frequently complain of pain," Wang said.
|
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People would complain about a tax levied on a hypothetical number.
|
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And national Republican operatives were quick to complain about their candidate.
|
|
He added that he's never heard an advertiser complain about podfasters.
|
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But locals complain of low wages and poor treatment by employers.
|
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Colombians complain that they are being forced to cut their prices.
|
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Sometimes the people we meet start to talk, tell, complain, scream.
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I just did my job, and I didn't complain about shit.
|
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Many companies complain the system is burdensome and can be inaccurate.
|
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He ended up signing the balls and he didn't complain it.
|
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Mr Maughan's neighbours complain about barking dogs and humming electricity generators.
|
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They complain about the harsh environment, about attacks from other refugees.
|
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Doctors complain that they are overworked, and growing numbers retire early.
|
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Instead, the young complain about crumbling services and too few jobs.
|
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Most bosses complain of being slaves to short-term profit targets.
|
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Then she will be asked why she did not complain earlier.
|
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LG: What better person to complain to than Kara, your boss.
|
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Are you going to complain about the size of our uniforms?
|
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Usually, they ask about life and I complain about adulting responsibilities.
|
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Hotels complain of cancelled bookings, and a few businesses have shut.
|
|
Humans may complain about Midtown, but bees apparently can't get enough.
|
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So people talk about Saw, and they complain about torture porn.
|
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Altogether, it doesn't seem like there's anything to complain about here.
|
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Some complain they are subject to surveillance by Turkey's intelligence services.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Customers rarely complain that prices are too low.
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Many customers took to social media to complain about the outage.
|
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Residents complain of higher rates of cancers, bloody noses or asthma.
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The next morning, we all complain about how boring it was.
|
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Businesses complain of the mounting cost of extortion and highway robbery.
|
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Erin Banton found very little to complain about three years ago.
|
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Young trees are cheaper to maintain than old ones, they complain.
|
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Why complain when you can "just hop over" the missing stair?
|
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People complain when their insurance payments go up a few bucks.
|
|
Honestly, if shaming and muting work, we're not going to complain.
|
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It was hard to complain about something that was so normalized.
|
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A lot of us run to Twitter to complain about it.
|
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People complain about his ego, but it's more than just that.
|
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To complain about meltdown and nuclear waste today is akin to
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"They didn't go over how to complain in training," she says.
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Passengers at Dubai took to Twitter to complain about Friday's delay.
|
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Then the content gets pixellated and gross and we all complain.
|
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Others complain that ethnic Tibetans don't share equally in the benefits.
|
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The convict cannot then 'complain' of the choice he has made.
|
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On the face of things, they have little to complain about.
|
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He goes on to complain that 83chan is being treated unfairly.
|
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Palestinians complain that these growing settlements make a contiguous state impossible.
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Best of all, though, was that the company did not complain.
|
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But still, somehow nobody seemed to notice or complain -- until now.
|
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BBC staff complain about the limited number of places to eat.
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I'm going to talk fast, speak my mind, and complain sometimes.
|
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Holmes often posts pictures of daughter Siri, and we can't complain.
|
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We often hear people complain or ridicule President Trump's frequent tweeting.
|
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Opponents frequently complain that affected parties were not sufficiently consulted with.
|
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At the same time, however, employers also complain of skill shortages.
|
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Or maybe, I shouldn't complain and start using custom setting profiles.
|
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Afghans complain of being pushed to the end of the line.
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But the food is really good, so no one can complain.
|
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South Korea summoned the Chinese ambassador in February to formally complain.
|
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While some continue to rave, others complain the quality has worsened.
|
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The more customers complain, the greater the cost to the carriers.
|
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Like those of other countries, its fishermen complain about Chinese incursions.
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And as it wasn't a unicorn-variant, how could I complain?
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They also complain loudly about DEFRA, the Whitehall department in charge.
|
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Clinton of silencing women who came forward to complain about it.
|
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Guests often complain when they have to pay for a drink.
|
|
But it continues to sound so perfect that we can't complain.
|
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Even her clients sometimes complain about the difficulty of reaching her.
|
|
"You can't just complain; you've got to vote," Mr. Obama said.
|
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At that point, there will be no one to complain to.
|
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Querrey, a mellow man in a fraught microcosm, did not complain.
|
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There's also a lower chance neighbors will complain about noisy construction.
|
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"If you use another ball, other players will complain," Weikert said.
|
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Some people in Oryol, he told the newspaper, "complain about everything."
|
|
Early that season, cotton farmers began to complain of dicamba damage.
|
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As the weeks passed without an announcement, Adelson started to complain.
|
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You could say that the English have nothing to complain about.
|
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Users took to social media to complain about the service disruption.
|
|
Policymakers from these countries often complain of taxation without commensurate representation.
|
|
It's easy to complain (without facts) that American democracy isn't fair.
|
|
They also complain about noise, lower property values and blighted views.
|
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Some Amazon users complain that the board warps in the dishwasher.
|
|
Many Kashmiri residents complain of abuse by the Indian security forces.
|
|
The shareholder proposals issuers complain about are few and far between.
|
|
They complain about too much regulation from the Federal Communications Commission.
|
|
I get bored with people who complain about this or that.
|
|
So do you really think Plaku has anything to complain about?
|
|
Insurers complain people are signing up only after they get sick.
|
|
If we complain, they say we are against innovation and creativity.
|
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Critics began to complain that they were no longer black enough.
|
|
That nuance is often lost in media reporting, BoE officials complain.
|
|
You made them go to the principal and complain about it.
|
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But let's not complain that the show will spoil the books.
|
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CW: Not here to complain about the work, but ... You don't.
|
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People are only happy when they have something to complain about.
|
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Many Jerusalem Palestinians complain of entrenched neglect by the Israeli municipality.
|
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Why feel bad for those who complain about racist systems today?
|
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Even though you complain that you're cold, you still want it.
|
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And I do because it's my right to complain about it.
|
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It was also, his mother said, not his nature to complain.
|
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Racers using crutches complain about gear they consider woefully old-fashioned.
|
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People took to Twitter to complain and call out the bank.
|
|
As a result, diehard fans took to social media to complain.
|
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Her bill was reduced after she called the company to complain.
|
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I'm an independent, so I get to complain no matter what.
|
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I got exceptionally lucky, so I have nothing to complain about.
|
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The boy's mother recognized him and called the paper to complain.
|
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Most of us are part of the problem we complain about.
|
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Critics complain that Mr. Buhari has failed to resolve these tensions.
|
|
I complain a lot about the lighting on Game of Thrones.
|
|
Parent contacted me to complain that I was picking on him.
|
|
Business executives complain that the lack of clarity is hitting investment.
|
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"Personally, I don't think I can complain too much," Castro said.
|
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All new moms complain about being tired after having a baby.
|
|
Also, who could complain about getting to try the Kobe beef?
|
|
"We complain, but it's like nobody really cares," said Ms. Sanchez.
|
|
Climbers complain of theft and heaps of trash on the mountain.
|
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"I put him there, so I can't really complain," she said.
|
|
It is satisfying and certainly trendy to complain about America's allies.
|
|
A writer named Bertram Reinitz felt moved to complain about it.
|
|
Farmers complain that it is costly, complicated and laden with bureaucracy.
|
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Can I use this space to complain about something else, too?
|
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The very fact that Iranians can complain is evidence of this.
|
|
More obviously, who could complain about $21 million in free money?
|
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But I come to you today to praise rather than complain.
|
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The prostitutes complain that the throngs of tourists deter paying customers.
|
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Staffers did complain about the food situation on the Senate side.
|
|
" He added: "We can't cry about it, can't complain about it.
|
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But some employees complain that it rarely leads to lasting change.
|
|
Women complain of sexual harassment within public transport, universities and companies.
|
|
"They don't complain because they want to keep coming," she said.
|
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A man stood to complain about drug use in a playground.
|
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They complain that Australian students can't borrow money for living expenses.
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Above all, they'll complain, he/she doesn't offer any new ideas.
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He'll complain afterwards that they picked on him and favored Hillary.
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They called Grewal, whose number was on that notice, to complain.
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One thing you can do is complain to the building's managers.
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Some complain the products aren't strong enough to actually be effective.
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Too often managers complain about how their workers aren't proactive enough.
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French officials complain that Beijing does not permit reciprocity in investment.
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If a man has been wronged, it's his right to complain.
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It was almost every year that you would go and complain.
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" He goes on to complain, "All night you're talking to God.
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" He added, "All the parties complain about us, but they're here.
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However, others turned to social media to complain, calling Morgan arrogant.
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That exaggerates, but CEFC exemplifies much of what critics complain about.
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Many visitors took to Twitter to complain and ask for refunds.
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Residents complain of syringe litter and people shooting up in public.
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Businesses and residents often complain about the hassles of address changes.
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I&aposd find more things outside the car to complain about.
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The College Football Playoff field is set Celebrate or complain accordingly.
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And don't complain about my repeated jokes about me being hot.
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Other people complain that the ministries can be vague about coverage.
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Uber and Lyft, they could complain and get their money back.
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"People will complain about the sunny skies, you know?" she said.
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The Arabs complain about racism, but they're racist toward the Roma.
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Farmers at Hacienda Balatong complain that their petition has essentially disappeared.
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The president's team will continue to complain loudly about process. Obstruction?
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They don't recognize their symptoms and don't complain to the doctor.
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Hardliners of right and left of course complain about this agreement.
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The painter didn't complain; he understood that this, too, was art.
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The next night, Tuesday, Sacramento residents packed city hall to complain.
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Years ago it was just a place to complain about stuff.
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"I don't want to complain or say anything negative," he said.
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So some people might complain about that but it takes time.
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Never once did Ukraine complain about pressure being applied—not once!
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They can hardly complain if Europe makes the same choice. ♦
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I'm not trying to be dramatic; I'm merely trying to complain.
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So I can't really complain about whether I agree or not.
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"This isn't the place for empathy or to complain," she said.
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Still, some readers complain that The Times is overcovering the capital.
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Users also took to social media to complain about Waze's options.
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Brazil, Thailand, Australia and other rival producers were quick to complain.
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" They "travel in packs of 10 and complain all the time.
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Conwell was so mad she went to the dean to complain.
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I, for one, would not complain about a longer World Cup.
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The area I complain about most, though, concerns nutrition, including supplements.
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For example, getting prison time is something you can't complain about.
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Elsewhere, consumers complain that their premiums and deductibles are too high.
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You don't need to complain to them about your uncle's response.
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I can't complain about it and nor do I wish to.
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When reviewers pan their chocolate, many complain it tastes commercially made.
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Either way, here was a man with a right to complain.
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Those are basically your two options, and occasionally complain about retargeting.
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How can you complain about something called the Honest Ads Act?
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Seven-hundred and eighty million views later, how can I complain?
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When people complain about the rule of law, and they complain about what's happening to the country and the reason they're all flocking to television and watching these former prosecutors and listening to podcasts, nothing has changed.
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Like many other cities, many people complain about scooters crowding the sidewalk.
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I see pictures and can't believe I used to complain about it.
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A lot of people complain, 'Oh, it doesn't go close to me.
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Well there's no, like, you can't call me and complain about someone.
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Coal powers aluminium production; workers complain of being strangled by environmental regulation.
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They're who I can lean on and who I can complain to.
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The rest of our customers—the ones without kids—complain about them.
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But people who often complain about kids really seem to hate children.
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The president can complain all he wants about investigations of his associates.
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I can't really complain, though, because my commute is 35-40 minutes.
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The refugees complain that they have not been consulted on the plan.
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Many Afghans complain about being asked to defray distant relatives' wedding costs.
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Americans often complain that they don't have enough time to work out.
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And then they sit around and they just complain to each other.
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So, when they complain now, it&aposs like hard to take seriously.
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When you play in the NFL, you can't complain about getting tackled.
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Our commenters would complain that we were biased or ignorant or malicious.
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Some complain the crackdown protects pharmaceutical companies' drug prices more than consumers.
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And many who have private insurance complain it is way too expensive.
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Many took to social media to complain about the new signage requirement.
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Demand to bomb China, then complain when the president says 'no' Gen.
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The women complain the work is hard, hours long and wages meager.
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Critics also complain of micromanagement by the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace.
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Fans, however, soon began to complain about the quality of the products.
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Drivers complain that UberPool often means more work without necessarily more pay.
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Today, nudists complain, it is more difficult to separate nakedness from sex.
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America's airlines constantly complain about unfair competition from Emirates and other rivals.
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Small groups come out almost every day to complain about the economy.
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You may complain about them, and some publishers have stopped running them.
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Critics complain that it's still too tough to edit and share content.
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Cops say Lori didn't complain of any injuries and refused medical treatment.
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"We can't complain about our cooperation with the company," Mr. Ziehe said.
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Truckers walked off the job in September to complain about rising costs.
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Even when they complain about the chest clip or being rear facing.
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"You can complain to one of the fair housing agencies," Scherer suggests.
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But he did not complain directly to Mr. Pompeo, that person said.
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Bored people are less likely to call their political representatives to complain.
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It's a story that any urban millennial can (and will) complain about.
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All firms complain about America's crumbling roads and late-Brezhnev-era airports.
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Granted, these shirts were given out for free so who can complain.
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And they like to complain, but they don't get it done, unfortunately.
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And plenty of public figures complain about the negative coverage they receive.
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"We'll go complain to the police [on Monday]," Omari told the AFP.
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In Europe more voices may complain that sanctions against Russia are harmful.
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Countries are also right to complain about the tariffs to the WTO.
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Rural folk complain that "it's been like this for decades", she says.
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Local bus companies complain that Cubans are chartering special vans to travel.
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It was so loud that the other inmates were starting to complain.
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The 25-megapixel selfie camera was overkill, but, hey, I can't complain.
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Gazan healthcare providers complain the Israeli blockade deprives them of vital resources.
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Predictably, many also complain that online profiles often do not reflect reality.
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Many complain that the rulers in Addis Ababa are doing too little.
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They stay perfectly still and never give you dirty looks or complain.
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But traditionalists—and there are many—complain of vandalism to beloved venues.
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Many complain that they have not had a pay rise in years.
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Being me in The Smiths was fucking cool so I can't complain!
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Military types complain that it is getting harder to find good recruits.
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Mr Trump is hardly the first president to complain about trade deals.
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A girl would complain of bullying by a child she'd once targeted.
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Except to complain about the discrepancy and say that it's not fair.
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I don't think he can do much but complain at this point.
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If so, Mr Selmayr will not be in a position to complain.
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Many channels have begun to complain that their videos are being demonetized.
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I don't want to complain; I get paid €750 [$800] a month.
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No, you won't be able to complain about not having enough screen.
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They also complain about constant changes in direction from different project leaders.
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But too little has been implemented, in too few places, farmers complain.
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Progressive journalists and professors took to Twitter to complain about Spayd's comments.
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" If I was a liberal snowflake I would complain @TheDailyShow wasn't "fair.
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When people eat somewhere else, they come here and complain [about it].
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Others complain that uncertainty over student numbers makes long-term planning hard.
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On that front, I really can't complain about anything the H9 does.
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Before you complain, decide exactly what you want the company to do.
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He's angry about high deductibles, too; his customers constantly complain about them.
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In New York, restaurant owners complain about the rating system being unfair.
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They also complain China is unwilling to provide proof of their crimes.
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Sometimes the best way to complain is with a bunch of cats.
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The drug I mean, they-- you know, they may complain a little.
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Because how can they complain when they're getting two gifts in one?
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Before Ali could be prosecuted, someone—anyone—needed to complain against him.
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In general, Christians complain that their Muslim neighbours are growing increasingly intolerant.
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Techies, as a rule, continue to complain of burdensome taxes and regulations.
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However, banks complain that it has constricted their operations and reduced revenues.
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Not that we needed convincing – but hey, we're not about to complain.
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Companies meanwhile complain they cannot get credit to do business with Cuba.
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You have no reason to complain, so shut the heck up. 9.
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With their seamless connectivity and flawless sound, there's little to complain about.
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The gurus complain that candidates often don't know how to use them.
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Some migrants complain that they are still treated as "Russians" in Germany.
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Citizens complain that decisions which affect them are taken on impenetrable grounds.
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Still, when the story is a sweet as this, who can complain?
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If people are happy in these houses, who am I to complain?
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And sometimes employees complain about being "Zucked" when he changes his mind.
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According to a recent survey, however, travelers' favorite option is to complain.
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It's not like the oil companies have any real cause to complain.
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Many businesspeople complain that travel has become a bit of a treadmill.
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A balmy day in the UK = a reason to complain Down Under.
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If guestworkers complain about abuses, they face deportation, blacklisting or other retaliation.
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Pedestrians also complain that the bikes honk noisily and hog the sidewalks.
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The insurance companies complain because they are not allowed to negotiate prices.
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"Most singles complain that their friends aren't setting them up," she says.
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The backstop, as Brexiteers complain, already amounts to something close to this.
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Allowing teenagers to complain is not the same as endorsing their complaints.
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When I called and emailed to complain, I was told to wait.
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He was tempted to complain, but he concentrated on Brother Reilly instead.
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That said, some people complain that it is anomalous on the Mall.
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HANOVER, Germany — Volkswagen shareholders had a lot to complain about on Wednesday.
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Those who bought the plastic version tend to complain about durability issues.
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Many Shi'ites complain of political and economic discrimination, a charge authorities deny.
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She didn't sulk, or throw a fit, complain, or blame anybody else.
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But don't complain when you can't get where you want to go.
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Some travelers took to social media to complain about the new system.
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"I never want to hear Republicans complain about deficits ever again," Rep.
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And that we were lucky to be here, so we shouldn't complain.
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My patients often complain to me that eating better is more expensive.
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They won't complain about "sagging" anymore, but it will be something else.
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And they complain that that's not what The Times is feeding them.
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But many in West Point complain about the slow pace of improvement.
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While market-rate tenants have few rent protections, they can still complain.
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All of those irritated anti-touch typers had nothing to complain about.
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"Lots of people complain about him and the government," he told me.
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So I can't really complain, although I still call it a box.
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In Bloomberg's city it was no longer kosher to complain about tourists.
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"Americans love to complain, they love to exaggerate their problems," said Ramani.
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We can complain to the authorities, but what can they do now?
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A lot of foreign fighters complain about bad treatment from Thai promoters.
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When I say it's the stuff around, I shouldn't complain about that.
|
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In February, a mom took to Facebook to complain about her experience.
|
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"I wanted to build something even Reddit couldn't complain about," Martocci laughs.
|
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Nobody but incorrigible grouches will complain or render their unsolicited critical judgments.
|
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Nor did people complain that she also wore very few American brands.
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But to complain about insufficient originality is almost to miss the point.
|
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They prefer to complain about equity markets that often swiftly punish laggards.
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And women who complain are "pretty much blackballed," one correctional officer said.
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Man, well thank you, and I can't complain about where we are.
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You might as well complain about the animal sidekicks (and I will).
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He didn't say anything to the doctor — he didn't like to complain.
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Robot cars don't complain, don't strike and don't have families to feed.
|
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President Obama is hardly the first president to complain about US allies.
|
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Some gay rights leaders privately complain that the group has gone rogue.
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He drinks the popular meal replacement Soylent, and he does not complain.
|
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Teachers and parents complain that they can't get teenagers to do anything.
|
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"I won't complain!" another woman, a friend, sang in a soaring voice.
|
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Scientists complain, too, that state funding bodies seem increasingly driven by ideology.
|
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Where can I complain if I have problems with a security freeze?
|
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Trading partners often complain that China flouts the rules to get ahead.
|
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That seemed both surreal and insane, although, I wasn't going to complain.
|
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Critics complain, too, that his briefings are often woefully short on detail.
|
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Christians complain that, when clashes occur, officials nearly always side with Muslims.
|
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He didn't even complain about being stopped for such a minor offense.
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They complain about how demanding their mother becomes when we're in town.
|
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Some look for help finding their children roommates; others complain about them.
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Bo said he called the mayor's hotline to complain about his experience.
|
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But no one complained, since there was no one to complain to.
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"People would complain in a literal utopia," he says with a laugh.
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The next time you order French wine, don't complain about the price.
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When I called my landlord to complain about conditions, he became combative.
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During tests flights a lot of residents called to complain, he added.
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We might complain, but really we wouldn't want it any other way.
|
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Multinationals complain of much tighter regulatory actions in China, particularly antitrust cases.
|
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But workers continue to complain that their tips have been mysteriously decreasing.
|
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"Man, I wish I could complain about that!" an incarcerated student said.
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Hence the joke teller wouldn't have been in a position to complain.
|
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Senators complain that White House trade adviser Peter Navarro is counterproductive. Sen.
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In fact, Republicans found a lot to complain about Friday, with Sen.
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Critics complain that substantial U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods remain in place.
|
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Employers continue to complain about how difficult it is to hire workers.
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If he doesn't mind all this work, I can't complain, I guess?
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Shoppers complain of violence in lines, and looting is on the rise.
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Democrats complain about the race, ticking off one disappointing candidate after another.
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She wouldn't do that; it wasn't in Miss Fanshawe to complain officially.
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"It cracks me up sometimes, but I can't complain," he told Playbill.
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If you are sick and tired of our politics, don't just complain.
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It's not that I'm trying to complain that people don't recognize me.
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If I complain about something, I often get a passive-aggressive response.
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Some people complain that Skin Food is greasy, and they're not wrong.
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How should I complain to these people (or back away from them)?
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But never did either of them publicly complain the comedy was unfair.
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Headlines - Apple, Cisco, Daimler and BMW complain to Brussels over patents on.ft.
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We could complain, but it's February, and we can see the sun.
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Now they complain that they have been misrepresented as racist, xenophobic, ignorant.
|
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" Residents drive around with license plates that complain about "taxation without representation.
|
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Now, Android users can complain about the always-online requirement as well.
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It looks like I am not the first to complain about this.
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It's boring, but hey, maybe that's what you get when you complain.
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"Some people live to complain, apparently," Mr. Whyland said in a statement.
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Some in the town complain about rising tension between locals and outsiders.
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And that we were lucky to be here, so we shouldn't complain.
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Burnett: But then we complain, and we say hey, come on guys.
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I find a spot on the floor and listen to everyone complain.
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Republicans won't be left with much room to complain should that happen.
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Civilian businessmen complain that this can leave the system open to abuse.
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When he asks you, 'How are things?' you're not supposed to complain.
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U.S. lawmakers can complain about the visa waivers but can't block them.
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I don't know how parents didn't complain or shield their children's eyes.
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Fans took to Twitter with their criticism and Hermione GIFs to complain.
|
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Indeed, Newmark says some people complain that their books aren't "Christian" enough.
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I'm also making fun of people who complain all of the time.
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Among their responsibilities: silencing anyone who dares to complain about their scrapyards.
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And then I complain about it and do exactly the same thing.
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That's unusual given local authorities often complain about deals involving consumer brands.
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All presidents complain, to some extent, about the press coverage they receive.
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During the school year, yes, I think that you complain too much.
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Boxing fans often complain about the lack of mainstream coverage, and then complain about the trade-offs that come from mainstream coverage, including media outlets (like this one) devoting more ink to the circus than to compelling matchups.
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It is only a 10-minute drive, and I follow the tradition of always showing up two hours late to a party (yeah, my friends complain about this sometimes), so I complain that we are leaving too early.
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When I brought all the manufacturers in my city together they didn't think, I was wondering whether they are going to complain to me I was a mayor and they didn't complain to me about Obamacare or taxes.
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When fielding complaints, don't complain about a decision or a situation you created.
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First, she clarified that she isn't writing her note to complain about modeling.
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Republicans often complain that they can't get administration witnesses they want to testify.
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Many others have followed suit since then to complain about slower China demand.
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Many students complain, but some parents accept this as the price of admission.
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Multiple artists reportedly called Spotify to complain, including Kendrick Lamar and his representatives.
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I'm the last guy who'll ever complain about a league celebrating its history.
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But I will complain about people who drive 30 mph on major roads.
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San Diego residents—especially elderly ones—complain that scooters obstruct sidewalks and driveways.
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As we've seen with the government shutdown, you can complain all you want.
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Tell that to creators who still complain about the adpocalypse squashing their earnings.
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You don't win a big game and then still complain to the refs.
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Mostly because they're great, totally convenient, and there's not much to complain about.
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And if you choose to don't complain that we spoiled it for you.
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You like being in the green room and getting your little complain on.
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You can withhold your money, or complain, because you pay at the end.
|
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Conservatives often complain that Fox News is only major station for conservative news.
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But they privately complain that the politics to let that happen aren't there.
|
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One thing we can't complain about, though, is a lack of affordable nosh.
|
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They don't get bored, complain about roadside food options, or demand pay raises.
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The question is when those efforts will actually pay off, many investors complain.
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This Soylent is burning a hole through my guts but do I complain?
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As I eat, I go talk to K. and complain about my day.
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Why all the singing, I'd complain, when they could just spit it out?
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Nevertheless, we still complain (him, more than me) about each other's sleeping habits.
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Businessmen, for instance, complain that they are locked out of the best contracts.
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"People don't complain because they're automatically enrolled in Medicare Part A," he responded.
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I'm not going to complain about the cookie dough-stuffed Kit Kat bar.
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"But our normal days are very nice, so I can't complain," he says.
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Fans from stronger countries will complain about diluting the quality of the tournament.
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At least no one can complain about being tired for the ride home.
|
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Black people also complain that they're treated badly while shopping or dining out.
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"It sends a message that if you complain, you don't exist," he said.
|
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For those lawmakers to then complain about judges acting like legislators is rich.
|
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Still, Cubans complain the connection is slow and expensive and coverage is spotty.
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Environmentalists and fishermen, meanwhile, complain that the project will harm local fish stocks.
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I can't complain about the countless exhilarating dragon scenes, especially in the finale.
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Esteban: My sex life has been very successful and active, I can't complain.
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Some complain it did not pay out despite terrible harvests in 2150-2000.
|
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U.S. officials complain it unfairly targets U.S. companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon.
|
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France, however, has no major bilateral problems with the U.S. to complain about.
|
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Other governments complain that China's state firms are, in effect, exporting their inefficiencies.
|
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"If you complain or say anything, they'd get mad at you," she said.
|
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Cubans complain much of their economic troubles stem from the U.S. trade embargo.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Some of us complain about cross-referenced clues in crossword puzzles.
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So if she wants to regulate them more, I'm not going to complain.
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The protesters complain that the scheme pays out less than they had expected.
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"My friend Carmen will never complain to me about piano practice," she said.
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And when she gets knocked down she doesn't complain, she doesn't cry foul.
|
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They complain, though, that the government has not also strengthened the legal system.
|
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Algerian businessmen complain that centralisation, corruption and red tape have crushed local production.
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Some kids complain and throw tantrums when it comes to doing their chores.
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But if passengers complain about the space, feel free to kick them out.
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"If my tax went to the government I probably wouldn't complain," he said.
|
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Residents complain of petrol shortages because so much of the supply is stolen.
|
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"It is our right to complain and ask for an investigation," he said.
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Soon there may be no reason to complain about airport dining ever again.
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It doesn't mean that you're going to come home and complain about it.
|
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NGOs say domestic helpers rarely complain to authorities fearing employers may sack them.
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It's possible you can complain more than we did to get better results.
|
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Catalans also complain that they get less than their due in public investment.
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I don't know if it was the heat, but I really can't complain.
|
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They also complain that treasured national parks are increasingly jammed by overseas visitors.
|
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But they also complain of rampant corruption and a shockingly bad education system.
|
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Well, nothing suppresses the urge to complain quite like getting a good deal.
|
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I probably wouldn't contact a regional daily newspaper specifically to complain about it.
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As much as I complain, I'm very grateful that I'm given these opportunities.
|
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That value was instilled in me: 'Don't complain and take care of business.
|
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Businessmen complain that taxmen gouge them for bribes, not revenue for the state.
|
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"You complain about process when you're losing", said Mitch McConnell, the Senate leader.
|
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Honestly, children today can't complain anymore about receiving Tootsie Rolls in their bag.
|
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Many complain the evictions are illegal and authorities fail to pay adequate compensation.
|
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But some of the Herero and the Nama complain that they are excluded.
|
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Almost immediately, people began to complain about the water's color, smell and taste.
|
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And activists complain that high-ranking officials are never prosecuted for taking backhanders.
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Tired of hearing him complain about it, she demands that they sleep together.
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See, because when she gets knocked down, she doesn't complain or cry foul.
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BNDES's customers complain that their cost of capital will go up, threatening jobs.
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If you complain enough, you might be able to get a lower price.
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In a normal situation, the WTO would offer them a way to complain.
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And for $250, it's hard to complain about the shortcomings it does have.
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There are a lot of things to complain about when someone ghosts you.
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This year, it seems, people will complain about the prize being too obscure.
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The more people complain about a problem, the less gets done about it.
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Some scholars even complain that peer review itself has not been scientifically validated.
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Restaurants also complain of having no control over the information in their listings,
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I never complain about my food at a restaurant, but I can't deal.
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Some complain it is too difficult to find or too hard to understand.
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At least when that happens, there won't be as much reason to complain.
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I'm certainly not going to complain about the way the play was officiated.
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But for now, Democrats won't complain, so long as Clinton wins in November.
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You can't sit at home and then complain about everything that's going on.
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It's still Chrome OS, so don't complain when you can't edit a movie.
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Many residents complain the government's retirement savings scheme does not provide enough money.
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"I don't complain about anything, because this is a tough business," he said.
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Really, why complain about different when WWE opts for the same so often?
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After one bite of blisteringly spicy sausage though, I wasn't about to complain.
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Customers who complain to customer service via Twitter come off a little selfish.
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Of course, all U.S. presidents complain about how they're treated in the press.
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Unionists complain that separatism's civilised facade hides an unpleasant sense of moral superiority.
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Does anyone complain that the First Amendment was written and ratified in 1789?
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We can't sit here and complain about how they're a pain to manage.
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Most physicians complain that EHR systems are cumbersome, unintuitive and slow them down.
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What we can maybe complain about is that being vocal is not sufficient.
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The outage affected a number of users who jumped on Twitter to complain.
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Republicans might want to complain about what they are seeing unfold before them.
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Brazilians frequently complain that schools and universities have small sports programs, if any.
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They can't afford to complain about the heavy and dangerous workloads they're given.
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Many Zimbabweans complain that goods and services are still priced in other currencies.
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Bianco said parents frequently complain of behavior problems with their children who vape.
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Designers complain endlessly that they have too little of it to be creative.
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We can't complain' Others I speak with agree with Al Mawsily's dire prediction.
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I couldn't complain — they were the perfect temperature and dripping with maple syrup.
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They complain that it gives away too much of their work for free.
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"I also never heard Omarosa complain that he had done that," she continued.
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Paul Jones's "I Won't Complain" by a lunch lady in his school cafeteria.
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Mr Jackson's research suggests that bosses are right to complain about nuisance proposals.
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Estonia calls up the Russian Ambassador to complain; Russia cites an obscure error.
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Serious-minded colleagues complain that the House and Senate are wasting valuable time.
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People may complain about partisan fighting, but they keep backing candidates who fight.
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They also don't join unions, demand health insurance, or complain about their bosses.
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After all, you have no right to complain if you don't vote, right?
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Everybody needs somebody to laugh with, cry with, complain with — that's human nature.
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They are beaten and shot and tortured, but they don't flinch or complain.
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You probably shouldn't complain to baristas about the prices at a coffee shop.
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Many of those victimized by the rebels complain that justice was not done.
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I am, of course, not the first to complain about the system's complexity.
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If he's not affected by this, then what am I to complain about?
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He would call his brother and complain that his body didn't feel right.
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Instead, she emerged with a phone number and suggested I call to complain.
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He is relentless in his pursuit, but to complain would get Célestine fired.
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Bowden said that members of her BADASS community regularly complain about Instagram's unresponsiveness.
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Business people routinely complain of being asked by government officials to pay bribes.
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This is basically the situation the Lums would complain of three decades later.
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"I've haven't heard anyone complain about him," he said of Mr. Couzinet-Jacques.
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Here, as on many campuses, food is not merely something to complain about.
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He didn't complain or push; his income is not dependent on our choices.
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Many Americans troubled by demographic change complain that they have been left disenfranchised.
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But many people complain about perceived public corruption often involving well-connected businesspeople.
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I had been a stripper for 10 years so I couldn't really complain.
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These young people write to complain, to explain, to reflect, to crack jokes.
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People in those provinces complain the mostly French-speaking government has marginalized them.
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They complain to developers and they announce boycotts of games that include them.
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With a bag of garlicky black buns in hand, who could possibly complain?
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Of course, people complain, entertainingly, on Twitter and all over the internet, endlessly.
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Businesses might complain — until they realize they have vastly more traffic than before.
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I'll get really into MP3 compression and complain loudly about Spotify's bitrate. Fuck.
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And to make it even worse, I'm not allowed to complain about it.
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Others complain about the sound at theaters for free tickets (ahem, Broad City).
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"We need to do something about [the sexism] rather than complain," said Elkina.
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Many Spotify users are beginning to notice this missing feature, and regularly complain.
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Cannabis abstainers complain that weed makes them hungry, paranoid, overly horny, and sleepy.
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Lying here in Philadelphia in the sun—I can't really complain, can I?
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But hey, when the economy's doing well, it's hard to complain too much.
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It's something I talk about and I think people think I complain about.
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Both sides complain that too few top national security posts have been filled.
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Though theoretically they could complain of mistreatment, in practice the procedure was useless.
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There are a few reasons that some Delta flyers complain about these seats.
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Please complain to our state legislators, rather than throw the negativity at us.
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Regardless, can I complain to the board about the noise my neighbor makes?
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One father came to complain that a neighbor's child had kicked his son.
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At the time, angry parents called Extell to complain, the company's executives said.
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I always sympathize with people who complain about the length of my books.
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Members today complain about leadership having too much, rather than too little, power.
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Soon, you'll be able to complain about Mercy's heals during your morning commute.
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Skeptics even rang the National Weather Service to complain about the bum predictions.
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In addition, some municipalities complain that the company does not collect local taxes.
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He'd be at work, and a colleague would complain they'd just been targeted.
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Sins says female performers often complain that men who smoke have "chunky" cum.
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Ranchers routinely complain that the ESA puts an undue burden on their shoulders.
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Economists, politicians and workers alike complain that the setup is inefficient and maddening.
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Neighbors would complain about a brothel in their building or on their street.
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Democrats in the Seventh are not the only ones who complain about it.
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Neighbors who never complain about the strumming and thrumming of his six string?
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The presentation might take a little longer, but I doubt anyone would complain.
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He's going to complain to Instagram because his thirst traps aren't blowing up?
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But other guests at the hotel complain of upset stomachs from bad food.
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In forums like StopGaming, struggling players complain about being laughed at by psychiatrists.
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We complain to each other about our annoying bosses and bad customer experiences.
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Can I complain a bit more about poets who never won the prize?
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Critics still complain that Amazon is not involved enough as a corporate citizen.
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We are expected to not complain as we are diminished, degraded and discredited.
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They complain that pipes and power plants are environmentally disruptive and an eyesore.
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The Male Animal I, personally, do not complain much when I get sick.
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But on policy, Mr. Trump's first year gave conservatives little to complain about.
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I didn't complain: I'm a cord-cutter with a borrowed HBO Go password.
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Meanwhile, some smaller businesses continue to complain about lack of access to money.
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According to Albany politicians, constituents complain that speed safety cameras just aren't fair.
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Mr. Cotton and other skeptics also complain that Russia has violated the treaty.
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Goldwater was far from the first presidential candidate to complain about the press.
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When we complain to Amazon, they send us back to the contracting companies.
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Sometimes they won't send anything at all — they will just go complain publicly.
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They complain, as ever, of too few jobs, poor services and rampant corruption.
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The air in the house was thick and "foggy," as Lynette would complain.
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To complain about its lack of ambition would be to misconstrue its intentions.
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Critics complain that Mr. Abbas's leadership has grown insular and out of touch.
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But overall there really is not much to complain about with its sound.
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Now residents complain that apartments are overheated, and open their windows at night.
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But government officials complain that the program is increasingly expensive and increasingly abused.
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There are so many things I want to do, but I can't complain.
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That's one of the advantage of what we went through: You can't complain.
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"I hear a lot of CEOs complain about quarterly earnings pressure," Dimon said.
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And that few targets, male or female, speak of or complain about it.
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They're on far shakier ground if they complain about the turnout last November.
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They complain that people have become overly sensitive to a particular racial epithet.
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A nurse called the 24-hour hotline to complain about a constant headache.
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It's not good enough to complain, 'Oh, I cannot afford my health care.
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We can't complain about climate change or the high cost of prescription drugs.
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But no one can complain that Republican Rick Saccone was insufficiently pro-Trump.
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They threw in a free car wash, so I can't complain too much.
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If they put blinders on, they can't complain about what they can't see.
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Many complain there's too much overlap with the Pages Monitor app, as well.
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"It's not designed for heat or brightness," I complain to my co-worker.
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"This will be what we will complain about at the WTO," Maggi said.
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Businesses, however, have continued to complain that the federal government regulates too much.
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If you encounter problems, you can complain to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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A lot of the kids complain they'll never eat cauliflower again after coming.
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We start researching plumbers and complain about the woes of owning versus renting.
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Given the great value of this harness, however, I can't complain too much.
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Businesses complain that slow speeds hobble their effectiveness and add to their costs.
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Mr. Purdy was not the first Times executive to complain about the phenomenon.
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Scientists complain that they have generally been barred from doing research on farms.
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There's nothing to complain about, and quite a few things to unabashedly praise.
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I know there's some irony in the way people complain about the government.
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They want us silent, be assaulted and don't open our (mouths) to complain.
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Even so, many complain of less visible forms of discrimination that sting nonetheless.
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And yes, the blue side has plenty of real stuff to complain about.
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Other patients complain of being given pricey and unnecessary treatments by military hospitals.
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Instead, it's coming from well-heeled lobbies that frequently complain about excessive regulation.
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Need to know when Mr. Boots starts barking so the neighbors don't complain?
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It is not just politicians who have cause to complain about fake news.
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However, some complain about the city's dirty streets and lack of environmental awareness.
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Older people complain they may not live long enough to collect significant benefits.
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There's no need, they complain, for Anne to treat them with such contempt.
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And no one will complain when Michael Flynn receives little to no jail.
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First, companies often complain that proxy adviser recommendations are based on faulty data.
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Journalists hate to complain to their editors about close calls and bad luck.
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Servais certainly can't complain about the first step the Mariners took Friday night.
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Automakers now complain about the steep technical challenge that the stringent standards pose.
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"That makes it harder for them to complain or do anything," she said.
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But many of those running factories here complain that they are being harmed.
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Growers in California complain that the legalization process has been opaque and confusing.
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Clients who had found fault with other employees did not complain about her.
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Then when you complain that he hasn't paid here, he raises some objections.
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But Republicans (and a few Democrats) complain that it's all going too fast.
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Workers complain they don't have basic equipment such as boots, gloves and helmets.
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At the same time, all Republicans complain that Obamacare's exchanges are too unstable.
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When politicians try to take away their money, they complain and they lobby.
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Sub-contracted employees at the Avon facility complain of being second-class citizens.
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Many people with insomnia complain that unwanted thoughts or images keep them awake.
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They can&apost complain on one hand that there is such a voluminous record that we can&apost consider -- that we can consider it and then complain that Rod Rosenstein is pulling all these career lawyers in to do this vetting.
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Hearing Turner complain about losing brain function because of technology, (on "The World's First Ever Monster Truck Front Flip") or "being sucked into a hole through a hand held device" (on "Batphone") is no more interesting than it was hearing Win Butler complain about it, or any one of the many, many others who have decided to complain about how Tech Is Destroying Us on record in recent memory.
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King, 62, reportedly texted Melin's then-wife, Lisa Bolster, to complain about the procedure.
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But at every turn it felt like there was something else to complain about.
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Kathleen would occasionally stop by his apartment to complain about her marriage, Chavin said.
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But Summer believes a disgruntled customer decided to call 911 on Saturday to complain.
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"Go ahead and cut off the Internet, our messenger pigeons won't complain," she wrote.
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At the end of the day, you can't complain much about an $80 tablet.
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Arrange people differently, and you might merely give people something different to complain about.■
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Or who can complain about Amazon's prices; they are simply lower than the competition's.
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Let us see if any of those who complain can make the same statement.
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We gossip about mutual friends, complain about the wage gap, and generally catch up.
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This leads to the dreaded "Dyson pulsing" problem you'll see people complain about online.
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"If I score another one like that I'm not going to complain," Graovac joked.
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But can any of us really complain when she survived an entire plane crash?
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I had nothing, and my children complain, 'You wouldn't even help me with math!
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" But I think he's wrong to complain that online reviews have "watered criticism down.
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Fans will continue to find something—anything—to complain about, especially when they're losing.
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Democracy works best when we take it in turns to complain about the system.
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It doesn't push the envelope, but I haven't seen anything significant to complain about.
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In 50 years they may not—and impatient students will complain about something else.
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Mr Hun Sen cannot lose on polling day, and disgruntled Cambodians cannot publicly complain.
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Mentally strong couples don't complain to their friends or family members about their partners.
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Non-state outlets complain that they are no longer invited to official press briefings.
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When workers did complain, they were often brushed aside or penalized, former employees said.
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Cheerleaders who complain about the conditions are told that they can easily be replaced.
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Romney told The Hill on Tuesday that Republican colleagues don't complain to him directly.
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West Bank Palestinians, for their part, complain that they have already lost enough land.
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After reading about the chaos of Theranos, you will never complain about work again.
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FOR once, British voters can hardly complain that the parties are all the same.
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She got stronger, she got braver, she didn't complain, she had a double mastectomy.
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Many complain that the police approach black men "as criminals first and citizens second".
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U.S. officials complain it unfairly targets U.S. companies such as Facebook, Google and Amazon.
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The next time you're tempted to complain about your teenager's video gaming, think again.
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Foreign energy companies are keen to invest, but complain of too much red tape.
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I complain about the ordeal but I don't expect much sympathy from my peers.
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So when I hear employers complain about soft skills, I assume they've been drinking.
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Professionals frequently complain to Miss Manners about their clients' inability to arrive on time.
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"And I also never heard Omarosa complain that he had done that," Conway said.
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But in rural Pakistan women still won't complain about the breach of private data.
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Residents almost immediately began to complain about brown, foul-smelling water and health issues.
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Dr. Minkin says that some patients do complain about moodiness after quitting the pill.
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You need a certain amount of privilege to be able to complain about discrimination.
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They'll withhold affection, criticize everything about your ideas and appearance, and complain—a lot.
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Now, as an actor, I go, 'Why did you ever even complain about that?
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But rather than complain, Pop would just shave his thumb along with his face.
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The Americans complain that the appellate body has become too big for its boots.
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I love traditional food, and I'm never going to complain about having a pie!
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Drivers on both platforms complain of earnings that barely cover the cost of living.
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Almost two-thirds of firms complain about a lack of skilled labour (see chart).
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Teachers also complain that the new course would be less welcoming to minority students.
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In surveys, a growing number of employers complain that they can't find qualified workers.
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But we also usually complain about interiors without a wow factor and high prices.
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However: Patients routinely complain about how difficult it is to collect their own records.
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I'm not sure I get to complain about the existence of such a thing.
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Keyboard could be better, but it comes included so I won't complain too much.
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Tesla lashed out at the NTSB and said it planned to complain to Congress.
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Shipping firms complain that the Nigerian government is failing to keep its waters safe.
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Some entrepreneurs complain, however, that the government has not followed through on certain reforms.
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People love to complain how sensitive they are and how self-centered they are.
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Turkish parents complain of incompetent teachers, too little emphasis on languages, and crowded classrooms.
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They love color, prints and shoes … It upsets me when Latinos complain about Gloria.
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A few rich countries, notably America, complain that illicit flows are not properly defined.
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Some complain that the countries have been unfairly singled out because they are small.
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But a year later its residents still complain of mistreatment by the central government.
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It's not like anyone is going to complain about more time with Tom Hanks.
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Auditors complain that they are judged solely on the few audits that go wrong.
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Shoppers complain that new Asian clothes damage easily and look like uniforms, without variety.
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You could listen to "Formation" over and over until the neighbors call to complain.
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She tells me about her grown kids and we both complain about our commutes.
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Naturally he slams some doors and complain about all the people on his beach.
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Q. What's the one destination readers complain most about NOT finding on the list?
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Packers fans will complain about his clock management until they're blue in the face.
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Smugglers in Mahra complain of a loss of business, as the newcomers crack down.
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Several are gaunt, and complain of eating only one or two meals a day.
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I haven't even had the time to empirically complain about the purged headphone jack.
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We each order a few small plates and complain about our respective job struggles.
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If you ask my friends, they'll tell you that I don't complain very much.
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It's become a seasonal tradition to complain that summer movies arrive earlier every year.
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Still, don't complain about the extra work on your plate, says the former SEAL.
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President Trump tweeted yet again on Tuesday to complain about Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Frank, I love hearing these people complain that it&aposs Trump&aposs party now.
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Investors complain about the lack of projects which suit their risk-and-eturn profiles.
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No one really can complain about either team playing hard through the last out.
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" The actor continued: "His outlook was always positive and I never heard him complain.
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Hillary, when you complain about "a penchant for sexism," who are you referring to.
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The Iraqi forces and the PMU complain about each other, a circle of mistrust.
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Several took to social media to complain to the company, based in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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Former combatants often complain that they are sidelined from assuming senior posts in government.
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At the end of the day what really do I have to complain about?
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And yet, somehow, some fans are still finding a way to complain about it.
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Employers complain that college graduates lack essential skills and knowledge needed for the workforce.
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Bosses complain that it is almost impossible to get work permits for skilled foreigners.
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Former loyal Continental customers miss their old airline and complain of vastly worse service.
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They also complain that the government did not seek their advice when drafting legislation.
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Some administration officials privately complain he's naïve, entitled, and unqualified for such transcendent challenges.
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Aboriginal leaders complain their problems are largely ignored until major problems or tragedies arise.
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Some firms complain the government is several months late paying its bills to them.
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That prompted rivals to complain at the WTO, alleging the incentives violate trade rules.
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Customers such as carmakers, energy utilities and shipping firms will complain of being squeezed.
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Investors complain it's often hard to see how incentive packages are supposed to work.
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It's all above board, it all makes perfect sense and who could possibly complain?
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In Ivory Coast, Lebanese businesspeople complain that they are being squeezed by corrupt politicians.
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Campaigners, on the other hand, complain that the planned law is too tightly drawn.
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There's not a lot I can complain about...but, I guess I will, anyway.
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Locals complain about damage to crops, and the animals have also caused traffic accidents.
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Black communities are also more likely to be overlooked when they complain about conditions.
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Airbnb is making city living unaffordable for residents as well as crowded, many complain.
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"If i complain about my children, don't say i don't love them," she wrote.
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In Brazil, truckers complain that diesel prices have climbed 43 percent since July 2017.
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Constantly, ordinary voters complain that they don't hear real solutions to the nation's problems.
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But many high-quality providers complain that increased regulation leaves them struggling to compete.
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"If I could look like that in 20 or 30 years, I wouldn't complain."
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Some complain soccer is a chintzy distraction from the sophistry of our ruling classes.
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Maybe this new Dylan piece will be better, but if it isn't, don't complain.
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You want to complain to someone — take it up with your parents and grandparents.
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When the networks complain about Netflix, Sarandos is the one who usually shoots back.
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But many farmers complain the amount is too low and doesn't cover their costs.
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