Secondly, she complains that Sanders stayed in the primary race long after it was clear he would lose and complains he waited too long to endorse her.
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One side complains about being shut out by a politically connected cartel, while the other complains about unfair and damaging competition from those who are breaking the law.
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" But "that fact," he complains, "gets barely one sentence.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Pensioner Willy Clement complains that BBVA (BBVA.
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The FBI complains of an "unparalleled" level of economic espionage.
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"You don't speak to the monarch," complains a western diplomat.
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I laugh for a good 2 minutes while he complains.
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"Grindr has gotten so skanky," Jack complains as he swipes.
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At one point, she complains that Zahedi is being abusive.
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"Election fraud is really massive here," complains an agrarian activist.
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One complains about "faggot movies" being played on the network.
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He lives in six houses but complains about his lot.
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No one complains about the noises they never actually hear.
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Clausen complains to Hannah that everyone is lying to him.
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Masterclass is the school that nobody complains about going to.
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After all, Trump constantly complains about U.S. companies moving overseas.
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Courts are corrupt and schools are mediocre, Mr Brener complains.
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She's bored, and she complains about boredom all the time.
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Always complains about these orange juice being fresh at restaurants.
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"My father spies on me," the novel's young heroine complains.
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He never complains about the food I make for us.
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BLANFEIN: ROCKEFELLER, TO THIS DAY, I HAVE NO COMPLAINS ABOUT.
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Hardly anybody complains that HBO doesn't release its films theatrically.
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"Suddenly he was there and I couldn't stop," Pat complains.
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It's the kind of nuisance she complains about but loves.
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In it, Clinton complains that Sanders' entire campaign is complicit.
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He complains of the takeover by a new "inequality regime".
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Anakin Skywalker famously complains about Tatooine's sand in the prequels.
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He can play 17 different positions, and he never complains.
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WADA complains that its $20 million budget leaves it impoverished.
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"All the great I got get diminished," Pharus complains bitterly.
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"I was gonna be this big hotshot hot shit," he complains.
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As for which sister complains the most, the winner was Kim.
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Everybody complains about them but still they continue their poor service.
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"Now no one can afford to buy from me," she complains.
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"It only hurts because your hairs are so long," she complains.
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Later, he sits on a swing and complains of feeling cold.
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You get greedy because most of the time no one complains.
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An unseen neighbor who complains about the racket is shouted down.
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"She's literally going to go into labor over this," Kim complains.
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Easton complains sometimes that I won't get involved in playground politics.
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Mr Williamson denies the allegation and complains of a "kangaroo court".
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Surly, he complains about everyone around him doing what they want.
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Waffles. And no one complains about people wanting to eat them.
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Spotify complains that it pays too much to the content companies.
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He never complains, he just seems to do it without thinking.
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"Rogue bike systems," she complains, don't necessarily have the same priorities.
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"Nothing I do leads to ecstasy," Sara complains to her husband.
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"Khalil is very pleasant and never complains," read one of them.
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The Federal Reserve often complains about the vagaries of the market.
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Sure enough, a little kid complains of shadows in the closet.
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"Nobody complains about making noise, or sending plumes into the sky."
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Instead, it complains loudly about not being allowed to fly one.
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A blonde-haired woman in a crushed red velvet romper complains.
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The two siblings agreed on which Kardashian complains the most: Kim.
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In his speeches Trump complains about other countries "ripping off" America.
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No one complains about "Paradise Lost" being based on the Bible.
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It all comes down to money, Cruz complains — lots of money.
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I don't have a lot of sympathy for anybody who complains.
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She complains of hunger, yet to please Coenraad abstains from nourishment.
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It's the latter group that complains most frequently to my office.
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Evan complains that the beds look like something from a hospital.
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I ask that every time one of my Republican friends complains.
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Everybody complains about the future, but nobody does anything about it.
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And Mr. Trump complains about leaks in the traditional presidential manner.
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"No one in your plays ever moves!" she complains to Xillah.
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Perhaps your roomie constantly complains about running out of storage space.
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"If someone complains, the police ask you to move," he says.
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" Now, Fine complains, "multiple [processing] networks compete for the merchants' business.
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She's always positive about them, but criticizes and complains about me.
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Kathleen, a psychiatrist, is, as Amelia complains during the episode, The Worst.
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To spot and clean piles of feces before anybody complains about them.
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This man, Lord explained, supports Trump and frequently complains about NAFTA. Why?
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While Harry complains about Cassandra again, Dewey confesses that the killed Cassandra?
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But one hotelier complains that a recent party kept up his guests.
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"The EU is acting like the junior partner," complains an Egyptian activist.
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"We are cultured and educated, and they don't see that," complains one.
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"Some of my brothers lost all the camels they have," he complains.
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Mr Setiadji complains that the Malays have been sidelined by Mr Cornelis.
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In 2000, Mitsubishi revealed it covered up safety records and customer complains.
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A Canadian man complains that his embassy has not been in touch.
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"You're one tweet away from a U-turn on policy," Swonk complains.
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As Steve complains about Ana's design work she looks off into space.
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He also complains about Samsung India remaining tight-lipped on the matter.
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"I'm kind of annoyed because I wish he would understand," Kim complains.
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"I've got nothing from him," Bentley jokingly complains about his longtime buddy.
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Someone complains that the birds on the first floor have been screeching.
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Paige later complains to Cassie (Georgie Flores) about Rainer's uncomfortably impersonal gift.
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Let me once again love NdGT, even as he complains about parsecs.
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Trump complains of being in his "own little cocoon," and I sympathize.
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She sits in her garage and complains if you get too close.
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A parody account complains about work and being tired, just like you.
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"We live in a world in which data convey authority," he complains.
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The little sister, frustrated, complains that she's still waiting for her turn.
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"They entrusted Kurdish autonomy to young kids with guns," complains a businessman.
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Mr Maamau complains the defectors never even raised their grievances with him.
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They "didn't want to talk about developing a policy agenda," she complains.
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She complains that I have claimed to be richer than I am.
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The customer complains, 'Don't you ever have a kind word for anyone?
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What emerged was not the "executive overreach" the present Congress complains about.
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It's after that, he complains about other drivers: 'They destroyed my race'.
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You won't find a parent who complains about the $20 price tag.
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"He complains about it, says he didn't do anything wrong," Graham said.
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Maybe it&aposs the way your aunt constantly complains about frivolous things.
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But he also complains bitterly when the stories turn negative or personal.
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"The Japan bid is not driven by credit risk," complains one analyst.
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When he's denied, he does what any dog would do and complains.
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A woman complains of vomiting uncontrollably, up to 100 times a night.
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"It is natural for a woman to create life," the man complains.
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He complains all the time about the US trade deficit with China.
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A friend who works in an office complains … about her difficult day.
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If anyone complains about it, she said, they're automatically labeled a wimp.
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So it makes sense if Grandpa complains about being cold over time.
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"I got two computer certificates," he complains to his halfway-house officer.
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No matter where you are, it seems everyone complains about inaccurate forecasts.
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Even the U.S. Army complains that it can't find enough healthy recruits.
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Know someone who hates to exercise or constantly complains about physical exertion?
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Such complains have been a recurring theme over his seven-year tenure.
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Trump then complains that another "bad book" is coming out about him.
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The smell wafts around and everyone complains about it behind her back.
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Nobody complains about not getting their Social Security on time, do they?
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He never complains about how we don't throw it down the field enough.
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No one I care about ever complains like this, he thinks to himself.
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As the Family sits down to dinner, Manson complains about Atkins' salad dressing.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders complains about the press corps, but she talks to them.
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And as leaders listen to complains, Ryan and others are already counting votes.
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Germany, in turn, complains about a lack of solidarity in another area: immigration.
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You know, Schumer is a guy, he complains but he doesn't do anything.
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An Alka-Seltzer cocktail for every time Lord G complains about his tummy.
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Diane complains about her husband's weight gain and the death of their dog.
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A Canadian commander complains that he is "digging a hole in the ocean".
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"I have teachers teaching classes of 130 under a tree," complains one headmaster.
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"All these girls think that I'm starting s— in the house," she complains.
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Mr Yadav complains that repeated rule changes have been designed to block him.
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"She wants me to believe it's only a dream," Julian complains of Vera.
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The more the rest of the world complains, the more irascible China sounds.
|
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At one point, Barb Tadych complains about the "news media" focusing on Brendan.
|
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" It's just a matter of time until Trump complains, "ISIS is so unfair.
|
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Mr Ullah complains that it currently costs him $10 to reach 1,000 customers.
|
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Ms Slyfield complains that some advertise coverage they do not in fact have.
|
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It's not summer until someone complains about the price of a Flake 99.
|
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"Navigating adult female friendships is so complicated!" complains fan-favorite Suzanne (Uzo Aduba).
|
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Indonesia's bureaucracy, complains one foreign businessman, remains "oriented towards control rather than facilitation".
|
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He complains that the police are ignorant or careless of anti-piracy laws.
|
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And while Garza complains about "this generation"—of thirty-something adults, I guess?
|
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Debbie complains to Tammé the tribulations of being outnumbered by Sam and Bash.
|
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He looks pissed off and complains to the woman in the pink pantsuit.
|
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It also loudly complains about illegal immigrants claiming welfare benefits (though few do).
|
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"The government has gone rogue, corrupt, malicious and ugly," one Tea Partier complains.
|
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Cousins complains to the referees—a lot—but he's usually got a case.
|
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It's only a matter of time before he complains about forest management again.
|
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Instead of carefully crafted statements, Trump complains about personal politics and offends leaders.
|
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He complains Democrats ignored Republican warnings about the debt under President Barack Obama.
|
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"I think it's a little weird that she defended him," his ex complains.
|
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But before long they grow listless as he complains about the news media.
|
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Even Snoop complains that most rappers these days sound the same to him.
|
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"Chilly, lonely breakfasts might be the worst first-world problem ever," he complains.
|
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My husband sometimes complains that there's never anything to eat in the house.
|
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But he often complains to me privately that her vegan dishes are bland.
|
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Or are you someone who complains about the bad cards you were dealt?
|
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"There are no rights left for whites in this country," the man complains.
|
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"For every one person who complains there are 99 in favor," he said.
|
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"He's been kicked out of every school he's ever been to," Lang complains.
|
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Wenger regularly complains that Arsenal is linked to hundreds of players every summer.
|
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Trump says he wants better trade deals, and the base complains about deficits.
|
|
Mr. Baird complains of restrictions on the types of guns he can own.
|
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No matter where you are, it seems everyone complains about inaccurate weather forecasts.
|
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Everybody complains that their reorganised land parcels are less well situated than their neighbours'.
|
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"Morocco has invested in the territory, but not the people," complains a Sahrawi student.
|
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And when somebody complains about it the law enforcement have to come and supervise.
|
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" Trump routinely complains that negative press coverage about him amounts to a "witch hunt.
|
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He consistently complains about the Times' coverage and often derides it as fake news.
|
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"The pressure is falling on the ordinary people," complains John Phiri, a taxi driver.
|
|
"It was, 'Here's the cake, eat it'," complains Charlie Dent, a moderate Republican congressman.
|
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"We have security now, but no services at all," complains Muhammad Ahmed, a pharmacist.
|
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Yes, I'm that coworker who complains about being hungry during every meeting: you're welcome.
|
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"I just don't want Jeremy to get the wrong idea," Simon complains to Lilette.
|
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"Poor Dorinda has a Joker mustache," Bethenny complains as Carole claims nothing is wrong.
|
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"Requests for assistance from local law enforcement have reportedly gone unanswered," the report complains.
|
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"The more we relax, the more there is dissent," complains a nervous regime hand.
|
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"Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," Clinton said.
|
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"That is almost a de facto ban on these products," complains an American official.
|
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Asih, a Javanese teacher, complains that she is expected to "camouflage" her true thoughts.
|
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"Appetite is not a symptom," she tells Tess when Tess complains of being hungry.
|
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In Elegy, Vance complains about hillbillies who he believes purchased cellphones with welfare funds.
|
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"It was a poor show," complains Ken Heald, a York hairdresser, with obvious understatement.
|
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"Everyone wants something better from porn, but nobody does anything about it," Palac complains.
|
|
Price: $17.64 Tired of hearing the same complains and someone ruining your work day?
|
|
And the north is partly responsible for the monetary policy about which it complains.
|
|
Mr. McKenzie complains that the news media rarely captures the civil engagement of Muslims.
|
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And when somebody complains about it, the law enforcement have to come and supervise.
|
|
"I can't say these words — I just don't believe what I'm saying," she complains.
|
|
Mehala rarely complains, but it's clear that waiting to restart her life isn't easy.
|
|
"I download YouTube videos because I can't even stream them," he complains to me.
|
|
One co-worker complains that he "covered" for Dougie during his vomit-filled absence.
|
|
Olive complains that "Bright Morning of Pain" created an unreal version of the 1960s.
|
|
He complains that reporters push the suicide-gun link without looking at the data.
|
|
When Roy complains about Oscar Madison's refrigerator he is talking about more than cleanliness.
|
|
Another character complains that CNN didn't precede the election results with a trigger warning.
|
|
The problems that the American government complains about are partly a matter of optics.
|
|
"It was the best hitting partner, because it never misses, never complains," Azarenka explained.
|
|
You may be asking yourself: What kind of sociopath complains about ice cream sundaes?
|
|
No one complains when concentrated positions rise, but they often sue when they fall.
|
|
"Everybody complains," said Joyce Nicholas, 22003, whose hair braiding salon sits under the scaffolding.
|
|
He rails and complains and establishes the plot points for that day's episode: Greenland!
|
|
He talks nonstop, complains a lot, and just plain gets on the others' nerves.
|
|
After Abby complains about Chris' perceived interest in Ally, the latter gets an idea.
|
|
Which is exactly the metamorphosis Boies complains about with the winner-take-all system.
|
|
The Chamber also complains that the industry that was not consulted in the draft.
|
|
Although he frequently complains about Hollywood liberals, he craves the attentions of the famous.
|
|
And "hypersensitive" is not a code word for "complains more" — it's a neurological category.
|
|
Mr. Bishop complains that it allows the federal government to "invade" and "seize" lands.
|
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In a mock interview, the accented Dutchman complains that Dylan never gave him straight answers.
|
|
She complains to just about everyone that she isn't sure how to deal with situation.
|
|
The billboard reads: Donald Trump mains Hanzo and complains about team comp in chat. TrumpIsNotATeamPlayer.
|
|
"Whenever someone complains about the trade imbalance, the Chinese point to airplane purchases," he said.
|
|
Often, Trump complains when abroad about packed itineraries and asks if he can depart early.
|
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"I'm dying of Boredom," complains the young wife, Yelena, in Chekhov's 1897 play Uncle Vanya.
|
|
In the book, Meg is written as white and complains frequently about her frizzy hair.
|
|
So when someone complains, the police just take the complaint, but then nothing ever happens?
|
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Interest rates, he complains, absorb more of Portugal's budget than of any other EU country's.
|
|
Salvador complains that he's never allowed to handle windshield duty, while Squeeze looks on, amused.
|
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Indian winters are shorter, complains one mill owner, which affects domestic demand for woollen clothing.
|
|
Khodamoradi complains about difficulties in accessing foreign tech services, many of which are U.S.-based.
|
|
"Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," Clinton told reporters.
|
|
Dash complains about vegetables at dinner while Violet has an outburst over their secret lives.
|
|
"It's fucking hot," Black Star complains later as the summer sun warms the black latex.
|
|
When a model complains, it's often kind of hard to feel bad for them — right?
|
|
In another instance, the Jolly Roger robot complains about her teenage daughter to the telemarketer.
|
|
Among other things, he complains that certain state capitals do not have their own airports.
|
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It's a filler episode but a fun continuation to "MADMAX" so no complains here. 13.
|
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When he complains about the lack of cohesion within the group, she suggests an outing.
|
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"There are colleagues of mine [who] when they're sketching ask celebrities for autograph," she complains.
|
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She complains that China is engaged in "dollar-diplomacy" to persuade countries to change allegiance.
|
|
Spoken like a parent who beats his child and then complains that his hand hurts.
|
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"He made me read all of Proust, Tolstoy and Dostoevsky," she complains to his mother.
|
|
Nobody complains when star players come to America from Venezuela, the Dominican Republic or Japan.
|
|
Washington complains those efforts depend on stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology.
|
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When a patient complains that he or she doesn't feel well, doctors should pay attention.
|
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" March 20173, 2017: Trump calls Comey and complains about the Russia investigation being a "cloud.
|
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"The matter is not about who complains against him, it's about his actions," he said.
|
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"The bitch has cast a spell on them," one clod complains of the smitten townsfolk.
|
|
If she complains, she knows she could lose her job — and nothing would change anyway.
|
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"Public markets are becoming winner-takes-all," complains one of the world's largest asset managers.
|
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She complains to Issa afterward that she's angry her romantic life is not working out.
|
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Elashry, the tailor, complains that he is "too old" to travel to Syria or Iraq.
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That won't stop you from engaging tactfully with your daughter if she complains about him.
|
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The president often complains about globalists and at a recent rally declared himself a nationalist.
|
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"Sydney is making stretching look like Dirty Dancing," Cassie complains, missing the point of Dirty Dancing.
|
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"We're basically saying no to everything, and we don't have a better alternative," Mr Weeden complains.
|
|
She talks about going home for the holidays and complains about running into old school bullies.
|
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"As far as I know, nobody ever complains about scrotum odors at social distances," he says.
|
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A poem shared widely on Chinese social media complains about the pressure to criticize other countries.
|
|
She complains that she went too hard in her workout with Kourtney and Khloé that morning.
|
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Chris complains that he needs a date this week, even if it's a two-on-one.
|
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On the set of her first porno, she complains that the actors do not get royalties.
|
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I make coffee and toast, while my landlord is wears sunglasses and complains about being hungover.
|
|
"There is no sense of belonging," complains a 24-year-old coffee-shop waiter in Beijing.
|
|
"The Bakonzo people have taken our land," complains Nelson Byabasaija, who belongs to an ethnic minority.
|
|
The CPSC said there had been over 23 skin irritation complains and seven cases of blistering.
|
|
Tendai Biti, a former finance minister, complains that the UN has yet to send an envoy.
|
|
When he complains to Miguel, Miguel points out that her gig is only two hours away.
|
|
The 57-year-old complains that drought is becoming more frequent and severe in his area.
|
|
Only about four out of every 1 million passengers complains, less than half of Virgin's rate.
|
|
He drinks, he sulks, he complains to his friends, he pretends to break up with Sugandha.
|
|
"My oldest daughter complains that I'm never home, but that comes with the territory," said Verven.
|
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People who know Molenbeek only from news accounts assume it is "a hellhole", complains Ms Brumagne.
|
|
"How are we supposed to compete when there's a non-profit disrupting the game?" complains one.
|
|
"He's out there every morning working horses, and he never complains," said his agent, Tom Knust.
|
|
"Bernie Sanders attacked me for raising money from people who worked in finance," she later complains.
|
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One teacher in Nayapara complains that the certificate refugee children get is useless outside the camp.
|
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Another day, he complains she is so active she walks her legs even in her sleep.
|
|
"Everyone complains about kids not having enough free time, and being addicted to technology," Mike says.
|
|
One paper Mr Romer cites is entitled "back to square one"; another complains about "unappealing assumptions".
|
|
Today in Bosnia, Mr. Sawah, 58, complains of frequent headaches and begs a doctor for antidepressants.
|
|
But why not start with removing the one entity that everyone complains about: the insurance companies?
|
|
And if your crowd complains that it's not Thanksgiving without pie, ask someone to bring one.
|
|
The AMESP complains that instead companies face registration processes that are heavy on needless red tape.
|
|
Mitrovic climbs high for another header, and complains that he is being tackled by two defenders.
|
|
Can you get in trouble if someone spots you naked through your kitchen window and complains?
|
|
My son complains that I don't add enough sugar, but it feels natural to withhold sweetness.
|
|
"If there's more than an eighth-inch of foam, he complains," said John Roberts, the owner.
|
|
Ultimately, he complains to Seneca, he feels seasick from it all; he is unsettled, unmoored, empty.
|
|
He endorsed efforts to update World Trade Organization rules that Washington complains are outdated and cumbersome.
|
|
Mr. Fleming recounted an old joke about a man who complains that the turr is tough.
|
|
YOU KNOW, IF YOU LOOK AT THE COMPANIES I JUST MENTIONED, BUT EVERYBODY COMPLAINS ABOUT AMAZON.
|
|
"She still complains about that incident, which happened when our daughter was still small," he said.
|
|
Scorsese complains about the homogenization of "market-researched, audience-tested, vetted, modified, revetted and remodified" content.
|
|
At times, Democratic objectors attempted to lodge complains over Biden's attempts to gavel the session along.
|
|
President Trump is fighting the law, not the deep state, when he complains about agency actions.
|
|
While America complains that Turkey is bombing its proxies, Turkey fumes that America is arming its enemies.
|
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"The American government complains that Pakistan is not dealing with militant groups within its borders," said Rizvi.
|
|
Neal, the camera guy, complains nonstop about the current state of cinema and seems to hate everything.
|
|
Look Judge have to remember the press never complains now that this president is not doing enough.
|
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My son complains that it distracts us so much that we can&apost focus on what matters .
|
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She complains that no one loves her in Westeros — The Realm, in Varys' parlance, only fears her.
|
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It complains that the university, founded by George Soros, a philanthropist, offers degrees that are recognised abroad.
|
|
Anytime someone complains to him, he puts them up to his eyes and makes a pouty face.
|
|
At the summit everyone complains that security is worsening fast, swapping tales of warehouse robberies and kidnappings.
|
|
"Since Salman became king we've had not a penny from the Saudis," complains a senior UN official.
|
|
While Jo complains about presents, everyone else talks about the important of hand gloves at a ball.
|
|
Evidence is often destroyed, while officers refuse to testify against those being investigated, an IPOA official complains.
|
|
"I get very bored at home," complains one six-year-old taking part in the summer programme.
|
|
Biden complains that corporations took their winnings from the tax change and squandered them on stock buybacks.
|
|
But in practice this principle is widely violated, complains Mr Weinstein, himself a retired Air Force officer.
|
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The satellite gives false information, says one woman; there is no payout in good years, complains another.
|
|
The lack of statues of women has been obvious for years: "London's Immortals" complains bitterly about it.
|
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Negative news is one reason why people consistently underestimate the progress humanity is making, complains Steven Pinker.
|
|
"The response started badly," complains a young motorbike-taxi driver in Katwa, on the edge of Butembo.
|
|
Their mines, snipers and anti-tank missiles make progress through the passes painfully slow, complains General Auqaili.
|
|
By contrast, General Auqaili complains that his pleas for heavier weapons to match the Houthis go unanswered.
|
|
Clearly buzzed, he complains to Katie about getting "reamed" by Ariana, and the whole story comes out.
|
|
It is a buyer's market, complains Qiang Lizhi, a newly married man who runs a café nearby.
|
|
"People make their houses look bad, to get the BPL card, and then buy gold," Rajmati complains.
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"A lot of us only joined this gym because of its zero-sheep policy," the host complains.
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"I don't know why I spent the 30 minutes even coming here to see Luann," Medley complains.
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A farmer from Honduras complains of plunging coffee prices, reduced rainfall and insect plagues destroying his crops.
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I take a selfie of us, and he complains that he looks too old in the picture.
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Josephine also complains a lot about how she can't see all of Claire's body from certain angles.
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"I produce 160 verdicts per year—and the European Convention on Human Rights bans slavery," he complains.
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He complains of plots by the press, NGOs, foreign meddlers and political pundits to destabilise his government.
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Blondell complains about how the 1950s and early 1960s mistreated "mature gals" like herself, Crawford, and Davis.
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It's 12 PM as Mira and her mother walk past a bakery and Mira complains she's hungry.
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Then complains about Mueller, says 'zero collusion' and talks about his electoral college margin over Hillary again.
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He's very fit, he never complains that he's tired, and I think he likes to play matches.
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And when Mr Trump complains about special interests dominating the economy, and corrupting politics, he is right.
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"Countries don't have a shared definition of what they're negotiating," complains Susan Aaronson of George Washington University.
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Some customer service representatives are trained to offer incrementally better deals the more times a customer complains.
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In a point-counterpoint argument, Sam complains about an unsanctioned party that left her house in shambles.
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Gorsuch complains throughout the majority opinion that it has taken more than two decades to execute Bucklew.
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"Anyone who complains about microphone problems is not having a good night," her campaign wrote on Twitter.
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The president habitually complains that mainstream news outlets don't show him the deference he thinks he deserves.
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"Whenever he has bad luck, he always complains, 'Oh, it's because my surname changed,'" Ms. Noda said.
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So anyone who complains that there aren't big new ideas in this campaign simply isn't paying attention.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, complains about Democrats making a mockery of the court confirmation hearing.
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"We have to do it their way," she complains to Calvin as she tutors him in math.
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When Sanders complains that the Democratic establishment is in Clinton's corner, this is the establishment he means.
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The OPEC+ monitoring committee had no complains about Russia's compliance levels, TASS cited the source as saying.
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"We go there throughout the season, and nobody complains," Gregorius said of a possible trip to Oakland.
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"It's still too hot for Krakow and there's so much August left," an indolent Polish heir complains.
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"[It] feels like we had sex and then you didn't wanna hear from me anymore," she complains.
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"Everybody complains about the press, but most people bite their tongue" in news conferences, Mr. Fleischer said.
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He complains the proceedings are unfair, yet refuses to allow his lawyers to participate in the hearings.
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In it, a talk-show host interviews a multimillionaire who complains about Holocaust-like persecution of multimillionaires.
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He's a smoker and sometimes he complains about tightness in his chest, not being able to breathe.
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Trump still complains, by the way, that his own Justice Department isn't doing more to investigate Clinton.
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He complains that "something tells me there's not a Calvin Coolidge exhibit" at an expanding immigration museum.
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One is terrified of the breed and complains almost daily, calling for the dog to be removed.
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In "Wet," the Lord is drinking some water from a glass, and complains of its terrible taste.
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Scarborough said Trump looks "completely clueless" when he complains about leaks coming out of the White House.
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If someone complains about your product or something you do, and you don't respond, then you're guilty.
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The IMF complains that such under-spending contributes to the country's excessive savings, helping to unbalance global trade.
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"The Constitution's a mess," complains Aaron Burr when Hamilton asks him to write in defense of the documents.
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As your relationships with VC firms develop, notice who delays visiting you or complains about the long flight.
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In another, she complains that his lover's sex noises distracted her and made it too difficult to masturbate.
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"The prime minister is more focused on political manoeuvrings than running the country," complains a politician from PKR.
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Turkey also complains that Germany and other West European countries give succour to militant leftists and Kurdish militants.
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Today's PO is purely "reactive", complains Karolina Wigura, a sociologist at Kultura Liberalna, a think-tank in Warsaw.
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Cover image: A screengrab of a video the suspect posted to Faceboook in which she complains about YouTube.
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In a Japanese firm everybody is responsible for everything, complains one woman, an architect who lives in Tokyo.
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Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. often complains that the court is unfairly viewed as just another political branch.
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Darren Palmer, a criminologist at Deakin University, complains of "25 years of serious mismanagement in policing in Victoria".
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"They have basically ceded the territory and aren't willing to fight for it," complains a Western army officer.
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"I spent $2 billion on a piece-of-shit VR gadget that's never gonna work," complains Hooli's CEO.
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Leaks. Leaks from the White House and the administration, and this is exactly what Trump complains about, leaks.
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Ido, a fisherman, complains that a lending scheme announced by the local mayor never got off the ground.
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The former Secretary of State retorted, "Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night."
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The guild complains that agencies are prospering at the expense of the screenwriters they are supposed to represent.
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The people who govern Twitter provide us with no practical policing mechanism, they only act when someone complains.
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Sometimes a person who complains about the way the ball bounces is usually the person that dropped it.
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So the next time someone complains about 2016 killing all our heroes, tell them it could be worse.
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"They no longer provide the time and freedom they once gave to original thinkers like me," Keen complains.
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And he dismisses anyone who complains about the UFC's low pay and lack of benefits as a crybaby.
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The Treasury has never published an overall strategy for the tax system, complains Paul Johnson of the IFS.
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Bellamy complains at this point about what else could go wrong and…has he watched this show before?
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This is the perfect time to call the parent who always complains that you don't get in touch.
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He repeatedly complains that he is "cold" while performing a dance move that incorporates taking his vest off.
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So, the next time Big Insurance complains about healthcare costs, perhaps they should look at their own books.
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Sometimes, when she complains too much, my father sleeps in the car instead of in bed with her.
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One character, Carole, attends Oxford (she complains about the "revolting Stone Age food") and becomes an investment banker.
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The parent who complains when their kid gets a C, instead of making their kid do his homework?
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Guys like me and Kevin, well, we're easy scapegoats," Grayson complains when we first meet him in "Mark.
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One reader wrote: The more Trump complains about you the more you know you are doing something right!
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The more he complains about "fake news" the more readers and viewers flock to the outlets he condemns.
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In this video, a disgruntled employee complains that people can't stop coming into her job to catch Pokémon.
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PERINO: the other thing though, Morgan, is that -- as everybody complains about negative ads, but negative ads work.
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"If someone complains about a bedbug in the room, the hotel should jump right on that," she said.
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"No one complains because they don't have a choice of transmission manufacturers in their cars," Professor Hemphill said.
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"Kelly complains aloud about Mr. Trump, telling colleagues, 'I don't need this' after dressing-downs from the president."
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When Trump complains that Obama didn't stop Russian interference, he is admitting that Russia meddled in the election.
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"All Western fine dining restaurants are a mix of super tender meat, purees, and rich sauces," complains Lowe.
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The economist also complains that the strength of the dollar has attracted investors who then buy the currency.
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He eats well, too, although he complains that I am trying to kill him with [a] protein diet . . .
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"Your baby is a cyber pirate, he's wedded to the grid," he complains to someone he longs for.
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To the Editor: Sayed Kashua complains that the new Nationality Law makes him inferior to Jews in Israel.
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The canine unit is dispatched to city apartments after a resident complains to 311 about a possible infestation.
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Only after the public complains enough will they take filtering seriously or take the product off the market.
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Always the same nouns, she complains to us (scar, bruise, blood), always the same verbs (choke, starve, scream).
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When the Vatican complains that you're dragging the U.S. "back to the past," you know you're in trouble.
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Edmund complains old people die before giving their children money, when they are too old to spend it.
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She often dodges responsibility, complains without suggesting solutions and asks for time off with little or no notice.
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China complains that the United States government has been ambiguous in its requests or unreasonable in its proposals.
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But Puerto Rico can't command the same clout and complains of being slow walked by the White House.
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Nevertheless, it is the stock market perceptions of Blackstone that perplex Mr. Schwarzman, who routinely complains about them.
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If anyone in their 20s complains about "Renuzit," well, the shoe's on the other foot now, ain't it?
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"It seems like I'm the only one on this tribe that wants to play this game," Aaron complains.
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" Flaubert complains to George Sand that, according to a critic, "I pollute a stream by washing in it.
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"Every time I do this, then you leave and it's embarrassing me!" she complains to an oblivious True.
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In one virtuosic scene, Jane haltingly complains to a seemingly welcoming human resources representative (a marvelous Matthew Macfadyen).
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"He treats everyone who worked for Abdi like they are Hitlers," complains an associate of the former regime.
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And the tariffs have done little to reduce the U.S. trade deficit that President Trump routinely complains about.
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In the book he complains about getting bad press and says he has been unfairly targeted by judges.
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Everyone complains about it, but employers just slowly force more and more of their costs onto their workers.
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Industry complains it cannot find enough technically skilled American workers and fights for more H-1B imported workers.
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The president rightfully complains that other countries have higher barriers to their markets than we do to ours.
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Kitty complains, "I'm sick of you being so mean to me!" and rips out Lyle's hair piece forcefully.
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It is bleachy and sanitized, but somehow sweaty, like the public scent of a pool locker room, she complains.
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Trying suspects takes "five or ten years", which allows them to "give orders from their cells", Mr Sisi complains.
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" Later, she added that Watson "complains that women are sexualized and then sexualizes herself in her own work. Hypocrisy.
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Kyle, as a conventionally attractive cis, straight white man, apparently isn't interesting, especially in the art world, he complains.
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This means that my mom complains less about how I sound when I call her while using the headphones.
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She complains loudly how frustrating it is that her husband is so good at everything and I just chuckle.
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Turkey also complains that Germany and other West European countries give succor to militant leftists and PKK Kurdish militants.
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"I can't go home," complains Saleem Jabouri, who as speaker of parliament is Iraq's most senior Sunni Arab official.
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"We need buyers to be in a position to rebalance risk," the CEO of one big wholesale bank complains.
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The mother of a pupil in Madison complains that her daughter's high-school class has ballooned to 40 children.
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"We have to pick up after them," he complains about the rich and the powerful people in the city.
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A question she seems to deeply dislike—so much so that she complains about the question in her book.
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She complains about how behind they are in their financial goals and points out others who are further ahead.
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"Everybody expects you to cook for them," complains Rawali Bokuik, who is running for a seat in Port Moresby.
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Micah: Here's my thing: exclusives have been around for years with video and no one really complains about it.
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"You know these guys — if you reject them, they get so… butt hurt about it," Meghan complains to Liv.
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North Korea always complains about it&aposs a provocation, it was a pause at several points many years ago.
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In some cases, there may be only so much airline social media teams can do when a customer complains.
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This is "a disgrace", complains David Ritter of Greenpeace, a pressure group, showing "Adani's unholy grip on our politicians".
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She complains about how she always gets stupid toys or a bicycle when all she wants is real estate.
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The move infuriated the country's central bank, which complains that monetary policy has become less effective as a result.
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Tinder also complains that users might mistakenly think 3nder is associated with Tinder because of the similarities in names.
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The buyer now complains of low productivity and an awkward government, and says growing sugar is easier in Africa.
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"The innocent are paying for the sins of the wicked," complains Mo, a 40-year resident of the city.
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That sounds cool in theory, but in practice, the site senses when you're getting tired, then complains about it.
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This is why active managers feel like a frustrated appliance repairman who complains no one ever calls him anymore.
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"You not only hide me, you delete me," Jenner, 18, complains in the video, which first appeared on Snapchat.
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Matt Lauer complains he&aposs &aposan easy mark,&apos victim of &aposmisinformation&apos in first interview since sex scandal.
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Barbara Gibbs who lives in Duplin County complains of gnats, flies, and constant odors from the neighboring hog facility.
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Mr Sanderson complains that getting permission to drill takes two years in Britain, compared with two months in Texas.
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Governments are being expected to jump over a higher bar than others, complains one representative from a dissenting state.
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"Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," Clinton told the reporters on her airplane.
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It complains our focus on enforcing the law would require 'a reordering of law enforcement practice in the city.
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"It's like we're in a porn but the plumber is just genuinely there to fix the pipes," Drey complains.
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Brett complains that Keane's inauguration was done in a closed room, but we don't think too much of it.
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This show even has a molecular gastronomist, Alice, who complains if she can't find an outlet for her centrifuge.
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Sushma Swaraj, India's foreign minister, complains about decadent celebrities who already have children yet seek more babies through surrogacy.
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An Iowa state official was asked to resign after complains about his mass emails regarding late rapper Tupac Shakur.
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Of course, that's no surprise when it comes to DoPS, since everyone complains constantly about everything the department does.
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Iran complains that sanctions still hamper investment almost a year after it reached a deal over its nuclear programme.
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It legally protects itself by removing creator's videos once a copyright holder complains, often without sufficiently researching the issue.
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But when the time is used up, she complains of continuing shoulder pains, although tests indicate she has recovered.
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"When I tell him you have to do this and this and this, he never complains, never," she said.
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Germany, the Union's leading power and by far its biggest carmaker, complains that current EU laws are poorly framed.
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"I thought everything would be super-nice here in America," she complains, noting the spare barracks they live in.
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" Another added, "$100 says she complains when the people she banned from the wedding don't get her a gift.
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"Life extension — we aren't working on it, and I am certain Galt is doing it," Anahata's chief engineer complains.
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So, when a woman complains, she's thrown into arbitration, where employees only win about 20 percent of the time.
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"The government complains that it must review 21,000 documents as potentially part of the administrative record," Justice Breyer wrote.
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Its rival, Britannia, complains that rural consumers are hesitating to buy even a five-rupee ($0.07) packet of biscuits.
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The president often complains that China isn't doing enough to help stop North Korea from developing its nuclear weapons.
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The more the world complains, the more Poland's ruling party can boast of defending the nation against the world.
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Mr. Kelly complains aloud about Mr. Trump, telling colleagues, "I don't need this" after dressing-downs from the president.
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" Later he complains: "I don't know what I thought this book would be, or what good it could do.
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To the Editor: Tim Wu complains that the "I am not a robot" tests can be mastered by bots.
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I've always been the person that goes out there and roars and screams and complains and cries and fights.
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Kimmel also showed an old clip of Trump at a political rally in which he complains about the wind.
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He constantly complains about the investigation in private and reportedly asked his White House counsel to have Mueller fired.
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They don't know any different, I'm the only mommy that they know," she shared, adding that Beau "never complains.
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In the movie "The Dark Knight," Bruce Wayne complains to his butler, Alfred, while Gotham City lay in shambles.
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If a reviewer complains about an uncomfortable mattress, all it means is that the mattress feels uncomfortable to them.
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President Donald Trump complains about news coverage incessantly, but on Thursday he took it to a whole new level.
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Betty complains of pain and seems frightened, but the family doesn't mistreat her, and her symptoms clear up fast.
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But the USTR complains of a catalog of other subsidies and supports, including preferential access to capital and land.
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She complains to Kim about Kris not helping facilitate a business deal that Khloé wants to do with fitness merchandise.
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A land-buyer for one of the big housebuilding companies complains that finding plots for sale has become more difficult.
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HEAVEN HELP anyone who complains of a labour shortage to Neel Kashkari, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
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It's been a sticking point for the U.S., which complains that it allows Beijing to engage in unfair trade practices.
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"I can't listen to any more of this," Superman complains after one of their leader's speeches about justice and such.
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"You may be asking yourself: What kind of sociopath complains about ice cream sundaes?" our food writer asks, perhaps presciently.
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"I ate too much," he complains at the start of the video, after previously documenting their dinner date with friends.
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Adding even 25,000 workers would further choke the subway system, complains an employee at an education-tech firm in LIC.
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These days it is America that complains of Russia meddling in its sphere of influence, not the other way round.
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A soldier complains that the resistance is just killing people they disagree with, before musing about his death squad assignment.
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"The one in Sleeping Beauty has so much to prove and doesn't have the help of seven dwarves," complains Gad.
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In that instance, if a roommate objects, "We'll try to accommodate them and move the person who complains," he said.
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It&aposs always been my experience that the person who usually complains the first and the loudest is the leaker.
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"It's like the Arab chauvinism of the Baath," complains an ousted Kurdish official leaving Baghdad, referring to Saddam's old party.
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The right to attention in the social age: Everyone complains about declining attention, but what are they doing about it?
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When Abe complains about a cockroach in the flat, Rose asks if he needs her to kill it for him.
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How long before the first conservative Canadian politician complains that they have been shadowbanned when replying to a viral tweet?
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"At least five masquerade behind the word 'civil'," complains the leader of the Civil Democratic Alliance, a genuinely secular party.
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He describes a conversation between Socrates and a friend who complains that indigent female relatives are spongeing off his hospitality.
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She now complains about being harassed or discriminated against in the mall, the bank, the gym, and on the highway.
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It also complains that Apple won't allow Spotify to easily integrate with hardware like its Apple Watch and HomePod speakers.
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"It's too hot," she complains, while the crowd of a hundred onlookers salivate as she pushes her unwanted pizza away.
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Trump reportedly complains about the FBI investigation and asks Coats if he can intervene with Comey about the Flynn investigation.
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Wendy complains about Chuck wearing his suit to a dinner party when she specifically told him to not dress up.
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But Shtayner complains bitterly of the press coverage he and his family have received thanks to his association with Cohen.
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China complains that the radar of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or THAAD, system can see into its territory.
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McCain complains this time Harris's response was a hair flip, one that's now making its rounds on the internet again.
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" When her sister complains that Germaine sexually harasses everything she comes in contact with, she replies: "I can't help it.
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"I have no complains about her, and beyond that, my opinion of her has not changed one millimeter," Arielli said.
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He doesn't enjoy having the camera around, and hates talking about himself: "The welds can feel the stress," he complains.
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Hell, David Crosby's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and still complains he can't make money off Spotify.
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She notices the dead man, complains about the "sticky stuff on her hair," falls down, coughs up blood, and dies.
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In a migrant camp in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, Syrian asylum-seeker Mustafa Othman complains of little to do.
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Everyone who's used it complains about the price, which is why this holiday is the perfect time to buy it.
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For instance, he complains that Mr. Eisner scuttled his "handshake agreement" to buy the book publisher Putnam for $350 million.
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In one bit, he complains about not being able to find a private place in his house to do it.
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She is quitting not just the cabinet but the party, which she complains has been stripped of broad-minded MPs.
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Mr. Trump complains about the metric frequently, saying the trade imbalance is a measure of America's weakness on trade policy.
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Janine di Giovanni complains that for many years after the war in Bosnia, big fish like Radovan Karadzic and Gen.
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We all have at least one co-worker who constantly complains and never seems to have anything positive to say.
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The man who often complains that he doesn't get the credit he deserves consistently avoids it in moments like this.
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"When I stop, he comes out and complains," Santos said with a grin, before launching into another full-throated ballad.
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Mr. Trump complains about the slow pace of congressional confirmation of his appointees, but the obstacle is at his end.
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After she complains of being besieged by men who desire her body, he disguises his lust as a grand passion.
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Terry complains about "farbs" — re-enactor lightweights — and Larry confesses that he smuggles a Walmart cooler into his soldier's tent.
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The culture, she complains, isn't what it was when she was young, in the glory days of 18th-century Russia.
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The rain and the sun no longer balance, complains one farmer, Zaituni Mudondo, banging a maize cob on the ground.
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Kimmel better watch out, because the next time he complains, he could always end up with that on his plate.
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"You did a bad thing," her latest victim complains when she builds an exhibit from information purloined from his cellphone.
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She also constantly complains about the house they bought her because she doesn't want to live in Clapham anymore. 218.
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Nunes often complains about "fake news," telling conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh this week that "almost every story" is fake news.
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In a flashback scene at the beginning, the Pearson family is getting ready for Christmas, and Kate complains about a stomachache.
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The Commission also complains that Google has provided financial incentives for manufacturers to pre-install Google Search exclusively on mobile devices.
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The multitalented cat has a blog, too, where she updates followers about the salon and complains about her vet-mandated diet.
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"The M5S has always been on our side," complains Mariangela Rosolen, a veteran campaigner for de-privatising the local water consortium.
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At one point, Ratesic lectures his junior partner on the state of the world when she complains about Todd's strict punishment.
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Mr Trump complains about Germany's trade surplus, and his administration hints that it will ignore rulings from the World Trade Organisation.
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"There are more important things than comfort: self-respect," Donner tells Rudolph after the reindeer complains about the nose cover-up.
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Have they read one too many interviews in which Pattinson or Stewart complains of what peak Twilight fever did to them?
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The joint statement made no mention Nigeria's foreign exchange rate, which the United States complains is too rigid and discourages investors.
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The rest of the hearing room cracks up as Loomer loudly complains and Long, unfazed, barrels through with his fake auction.
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"They are mosquitos, sucking our blood," complains Henry Pamplona, an elderly guaquero, as he shovels picked-over grime into a wheelbarrow.
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Trump also complains about foreign aid -- but doesn't seem to know it's less than a penny of every federal dollar spent.
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Employers are legally obliged to offer 3.13 months of maternity leave, but often find ways to avoid it, complains Ms Chung.
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People like Alhaji Bukar Tijjani (above), who complains that business has slowed since trade connections with Niger, Chad and Cameroon closed.
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" When Topher complains her mid-hookup rejection isn't "fair," the teen counters with a very matter-of-fact "Yes it is.
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Mr Trump complains that Europe's largest economy still falls well short of NATO's target for defence spending of 2% of GDP.
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Democrats see chance to reshape map as Trump stumbles Trump himself regularly complains about the content of Clinton's paid television ads.
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A review on audiobook platform Audible, which is owned by Amazon, complains that the user's prior review had also been removed.
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Instead, he complains about how he has no one to talk to, while sitting in the middle of a busy camp.
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Another complains that Frankfurt School Cultural Marxism is the greatest threat to Britain, along with the European Union and radical Islamism.
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Nowadays, complains Andy Burnham, the Labour mayor of Greater Manchester, China's government talks more about the Northern Powerhouse than Britain's does.
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Basically, Hinge is what you suggest to someone who constantly complains about the crappy match pool or vulgar messages on Tinder.
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In two separate scenes, he complains to a staffer that he doesn't want to look like the bad guy on this.
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The Omani man, who's only been in America for one week, complains of his dire job selling junk to uninterested customers.
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After her neighbor complains about her messy balcony, she visits Kondo and asks her to take her on as a client.
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A senior American official complains that using Mr Gulen as the only yardstick for bilateral ties puts the relationship at risk.
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A fast-growing Iranian e-commerce site, Netbarg, complains that an American server shut all its websites this year without warning.
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"We're not an Islamic state," complains a Qatari cleric in a state-funded Islamic centre, who says his ilk are oppressed.
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"Work, work, work — but no pay," complains one worker, 34-year-old Cristina, who did not want her real name disclosed.
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" He complains that "we had no hard-and-fast control over immigration as long as we were in the European Union.
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" "It's like you're in a room with 2-year-olds, and one side complains about any attention you give the other.
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If a rider complains that a driver accelerated too fast and broke too hard, we can review that trip using data.
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Berlin neither dwells on nor complains about this, but merely presents it again and again until it becomes difficult to ignore.
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"Virtually every Clinton-related matter that President Trump complains about has been well-litigated, carefully examined and completely debunked," Conyers said.
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She then complains on Facebook about how contraceptives are so expensive, she's allergic to them, and that some are just uncomfortable.
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She sends long, unhinged messages to her Member of Parliament and complains about how the world is controlled by the elites.
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The candidate himself complains at his rallies that the speaker of the House failed to congratulate him after the last debate.
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Kanye complains that people think he's a bully, and he wants to make sure this song doesn't play into that narrative.
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Everyone complains that their state has the worst beer laws, but few have a stronger case than people from Alabama do.
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When the crew filming him has to pause because of a technical glitch, he loses his train of thought and complains.
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"If I don't pay enough attention while pressing it down I end up with a faceful of client arse," she complains.
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"Who would want to be called an 'urning'?" he complains, for example, of a term invented by a 19th-century sexologist.
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" Another complains that her boss is emotionally abusive, but when asked to describe what happened, she says: "It's just a feeling.
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It complains that Black Hat allowed attendees to interfere with the talk, which Crown Sterling paid $115,000 in order to present.
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"These ideas are based on absolutely unscientific mythology and scripture," complains a researcher who declined to be named, fearing funding cuts.
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If Mnuchin complains to the IMF board about China, the IMF will be prompted to review the situation, according to experts.
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If it is caught red-handed, it complains of a "witch hunt" and puts out ridiculous counter-theories about what happened.
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And Trump, who often complains about foreign countries getting better deals on their drugs, has previously expressed enthusiasm for the proposal.
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And one thing we know about Trump is that he usually gets what he wants -- or complains until he does. 9.
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Dr. Chraibi said that the authorities usually tolerate abortion, typically making arrests only if someone dies or a third party complains.
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The Count — here Paul Conti, a real-estate magnate — talks endlessly of winning and complains that illegal immigrants are ruining everything.
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Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital complains that passive is really investment by committee, namely by those who select the index components.
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It's perfect for that friend or family member who complains about not finding parking at the train station during rush hour.
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Trump has always said he's a fighter, and he promotes this persona whenever he complains about the press, Democrats or prosecutors.
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Mr. Navarro, for example, complains that Germany uses unequal treatment of a tax rebate on its exports to disadvantage American exports.
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"Until now we haven't felt the change that has come to the rest of Sudan," complains Haroun Nemir, a local leader.
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At one point, wearing a plastic rain poncho, she complains about how hot she is and incidentally about the warming planet.
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Verizon tells us they're quick to change a number if a customer complains about getting unwanted or harassing calls or texts.
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I actually think we're ... For everyone who complains about Axios, Politico and Twitter, maybe you should blame us at The Hotline.
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At the same time, Trump complains loudly about unfair media treatment, and threatens to deny access to journalistic organizations that cross him.
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In the opening sequece, Gaurav complains that his family doesn't understand that his idol isn't just a star but his entire world.
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And you could walk from Cairo to Cape Town without meeting anyone who complains about the overweening bossiness of the African superstate.
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Throughout her report Ms Madonsela complains of how her investigation was hamstrung by a shortage of money and obstruction by the president.
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STON, the middle-aged owner of a brightly painted café on a raft, complains about the river on which his establishment floats.
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Her party complains that the government is pro-abortion, too gay-friendly and has paid too little attention to people outside Lima.
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"ASIC has been called out for its ineffectiveness since the early 1990s," complains Allan Fels, a former chairman of the competition commission.
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The government has wasted millions of dollars on a pointless review, and upset businesses in the process, complains its leader, Simon Bridges.
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But when the State Department complains about corruption, it is ignored—because (unlike Mr Biden) the White House offers it no support.
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He complains that folk would rather go to corporate-sponsored parties these days (Intel's featured Flo Rida, a rapper), than poster sessions.
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Onboard, one student riding from the university to the railway station complains that it takes three times as long in rush hour.
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A local bar owner complains that his establishment passed inspections for years—until one day everything was mysteriously declared to be illegal.
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It's actually artist David Salle who complains at most length about "mass hysteria" by diversity campaigners, and who hasn't been publicly criticized.
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For example, it often complains about Japanese politicians' visits to the Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo, where war criminals are among those honoured.
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Mueller subsequently complains that Barr's account "did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance" of the special counsel's work and conclusions.
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This is a community that has to work 10 times as hard as everybody else and is always overlooked and rarely complains.
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He complains he can't sleep because the lights are always on and he shivers because the AC is cranked up too high.
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In the email the man writes about being terminated from Bronx-Lebanon and complains that several doctors worked to get him fired.
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RELATED VIDEO: Geography of Russia protests 'really stunning' "They give promises but then they say: we have not decided yet," Novitskaya complains.
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Scaramucci also complains about "leakers," accusing Priebus of being one of the culprits, and again promises to fire multiple White House staffers.
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"This government is really destroying the country," complains the cantankerous former prime minister, now 91 and still sporting his trademark safari suit.
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The paper complains that not enough programmes are rigorously evaluated, and calls for the government to open up its data to researchers.
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The GIEI complains that the government obstructed its investigation by not allowing it to question soldiers from the battalion based in Iguala.
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After Evans discussed the complains with him, Evans said the man who put up the billboard told him he would remove it.
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At one point in the footage, Mobley complains that at least three police officers were sent to Williams' home to detain her.
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Too much, and it just becomes pandering, which was one of the main (few) complains of this show in the first place.
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Like other Republican grandees, he complains about conservative outside groups and talk-radio hosts who in 2013 forced a "futile" government shutdown.
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Clara San Damián, a former junior member of the local PP government, complains that during the campaign voters called her a thief.
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For example, if a customer complains about a surprise fee, banks should not merely reverse the fee and record a closed case.
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When David complains that "conservative opinion-meisters began to value politics over everything else," he's describing something that happened well before Reagan.
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"Sometimes my wife complains that I neglect the children because of the fish," said Mr. Chia, a 30-year-old software entrepreneur.
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Next conference (after said student's grades drop a tiny bit), same parent complains that I am being too tough on her child.
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Even though removed items are usually not bestsellers, Rapp said that there will always be someone who complains about the changed menu.
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Van Gogh complains of the Italian 'watercolour manufacturers', among whom he numbers Fortuny, as 'birds with only one note in their song'.
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Karoui denies wrongdoing and complains his detention has denied him the right to contest the election on equal terms with his rivals.
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For its part, management complains that labor is too rigid in opposing efforts to serve the growing ranks of benefit recipients better.
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And if the builders are breaking the terms of their permit, they might well instruct workers to cease work if anyone complains.
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M. complains constantly about spending even a dollar on any meal and nickels and dimes over every expense, even while on vacation.
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The group also complains that the company's technique violates the fairness and transparency principles and standards laid out by the international community.
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He complains about how hard it is to "move the needle" on diversity numbers, especially when a staff is in the thousands.
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And, as Mr. Trump himself complains, they do not have the military capability to play the role the United States has played.
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And he complains that non-Democrats (not just independents but Republicans as well) are not allowed to vote in some Democratic primaries.
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Her demand that he make more money echoes the supervisor, who complains that the rookie is not fulfilling his quota of tickets.
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She complains about the way Mr. Guidara, who has described himself as an "exceptionally anal person," arranges her coffee cups by color.
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Ted Cruz complains about my views on eminent domain, but without it we wouldn't have roads, highways, airports, schools or even pipelines.
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If a woman registers that this is unfair and complains, she's often told that she's "selfish, a drama queen, hysterical," Snider said.
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Griff fails to take into account the mixed-income company at lunch when he complains about the annoyances of private jet ownership.
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He loudly complains about a no-call on Kyrie Irving, because his temporary manifestation into superstardom was supposed to come with perks.
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The woman complains that they never do anything, so her boyfriend says they'll head to a Nets game—his friend has tickets.
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Prosecutors played the jury excerpts of a taped phone call where Cristián complains about being scolded for the encrypted network being down.
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Australian authorities tell TMZ, they would only go after Madonna if the alleged victim complains, and Josephine thinks what Madonna did was awesome.
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Nobody complains when you get paired up with someone who has packed a Ronaldo in FIFA—that's just the luck of the draw.
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Dani complains about Pete to the higher-ups which prompts lead anchor Aaron to complain, and Mary Jane throws in her two cents.
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"Nobody should be denied access to health, human rights and development because of the name of their country," Edna Adan, an activist, complains.
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"How was I supposed to know the whole thing was faked?" one of them complains, referring to the elemental attacks around the planet.
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" In one video on Facebook, a woman complains the media are ignoring the rape by "not one, not two, not 10 -- 30 men!
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So it is scrutinised only in advance, when regulators know the least about its effects, complains Michael Greenstone, of the University of Chicago.
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Although feeling "lucky" to be Australian, Cambage complains that racial intolerance remains prevalent in local sport from grass-roots through to the elite.
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If one of them complains, remember the key tactic for winning a fair use copyright defense: subtly but relentlessly trash-talking your opponent.
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"I feel like my mom complains a lot that she has too many children, but I feel like she needs us," she says.
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The president is clearly not in favor of inaccessible encryption, alluding to the dark Internet that FBI Director James Comey often complains about.
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Alex Jones' verified Twitter profile, with 838,000 followers, is still up (one of his recent tweets complains about "being banned on the Internet").
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As Trump has criticized the Fed, he also complains that other central banks manipulate their currencies to give them an edge in trade.
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Mr Puigdemont complains that all this amounts to a de facto suspension of regional autonomy, and insists the referendum will still go ahead.
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But a resident complains that to get the rubbish taken away, she must pay informal street-cleaners an extra 200 kyats a bag.
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Sameer Abdulla Nass, the head of the chamber of commerce, complains that 100% foreign ownership has brought only "retail and restaurants", not industry.
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She complains that for the top 50 firms, the threat of a multi-billion-dollar legal settlement "doesn't move the needle any more".
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" When Adam and Danielle head upstairs to check on the situation, Blayke complains that her sister "just made a mess in my room.
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It's a classic Twitter conversation: Someone complains about a bad experience with a company, then the business responds, promising to make things better.
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"Six times out of seven, we have to cancel crossings," complains Badar, a smuggler, weaving his way through the narrow streets above Basmane.
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A source told PEOPLE that, although "Kim is a very supportive wife" and "rarely complains," she could do without the social media sagas.
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China complains that the THAAD system's powerful radar can see far into its territory and does nothing to ease tension with North Korea.
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Opinion A FRIEND of mine complains about how many of the men she meets on Tinder use corporate language to chat her up.
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"They're not stopping these people," complains a Turkish official, referring to militants from the northern Caucasus who regularly surface Turkey's border with Syria.
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We now know that when Mr. Trump complains about such legal but unpatriotic tax- avoidance tactics, he in effect is complaining about himself.
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While other foreign leaders distance themselves from Trump's rhetoric, Abe has publicly backed Trump on many issues, even as Trump complains about Japan.
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There are signs Trump has also had it with his National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who he complains is long-winded and inflexible.
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"If a rider complains that a driver accelerated too fast and broke too hard, we can review that trip using data," Sullivan wrote.
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It's a species that rarely speaks — "You haven't spoken to me in two days," a woman complains to her hulking partner — or socializes.
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He hates talking to people, complains all the time and treasures an old fish wrapped in newspaper and his pet, Slimey the Worm.
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During the arrest, Lane is placed in cuffs -- but complains that the cuffs are too tight and cutting off circulation to his fingers.
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The company has been reactive rather than proactive in dealing with the issue, they said, often taking action only when a buyer complains.
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Minare complains about her current life situation and ex-boyfriend to a radio producer at a bar after she'd been drinking too much.
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Minare complains about her current life situation and ex-boyfriend to a radio producer at a bar after she'd been drinking too much.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, a campaigning organisation, complains that the result is a half-private, half-public, murkily regulated video-surveillance network.
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Merkley's lawsuit complains about the handling of the staff-secretary records but does not directly challenge the Senate's failure to demand those documents.
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"When you get a news flash on [an independent] rock radio station, [it's] totally government propaganda...because it's free," complains a local journalist.
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That's why Lopez never complains about those rainy practices with teammates whom she considers family and who face similar challenges in their lives.
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When an uninsured motorist wrecks his car, no one complains that GEICO won't sell him a policy and immediately pay $7,000 for repairs.
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In the "How to Get Rich" playbook, this would be a classic: First team complains about its facilities, outdated locker rooms and such.
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Trump complains endlessly about the media using anonymous sources, but Trump himself is addicted to anonymous sourcing, as demonstrated during the press conference.
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On one hand, I'm a millennial with a short attention span who often complains about how games can drag in the final minutes.
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On the other side, CCIA, which represents companies such as Google and Facebook, complains EU is so demanding, one hour is too short.
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"I need those singing creatures kept away from my door," he complains, rather winningly, to his clerk, Bob Cratchit (the amiable Dashiell Eaves).
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He complains that America has one of the world's most expensive health care systems and that college tuition is spiraling out of control.
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This peach of a guy complains to his dinner date, Susan (Anna Russell), about a certain Jamal being hired over a certain Tommy.
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"We went to the state government three years ago but nothing has happened," complains Ulrike Graefen of the Pinneberg School Alliance, a parents' group.
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" Kardashian also alleges that Chyna's claim that he breached any contracts is barred because she "breached the same contractual provision about which she complains.
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Fifty-eight percent of singles find it a turn-off when someone complains on Facebook, and fifty percent are turned off by over-sharing.
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Unfortunately, Martin's wife blabs all, Michael complains, and Tommy makes Martin give up the job so that Michael can take over as originally planned.
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Why it matters: Yelp complains to regulators all the time about Google, and many have wondered when Amazon might start to face antitrust scrutiny.
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"We've had enough," his father complains, tugging the collar of his coat, a Turkish gesture roughly akin to throwing up your hands in exasperation.
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But off the Saudi coast in Bahrain, Camillo Ballin, the Catholic bishop of Northern Arabia, complains that nothing has changed for Saudi Arabia's Christians.
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He stumbles over his words, gets chided by those off camera, reaches for a coffee and jokingly complains about being given a dirty cup.
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A source tells PEOPLE that, while "Kim is a very supportive wife" and "rarely complains," she's not a fan of the social media sagas.
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When Ally complains of seeing clowns or encounters something that triggers her trypophobia, Ivy tells her she's imagining things, and even threatens their marriage.
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From what I saw in politics it's almost always the men who decide what should happen when a female employee complains about inappropriate behavior.
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The president complains often about the price of oil and about states that do not buy or invest enough in America for his liking.
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Vindman never complains about it but still carries shrapnel in his body from Iraq IED attack, a source close to him told Jake Tapper.
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"There is no involvement of civil society, trade unions or parliamentary oversight at all," complains Mark Dearn of War on Want, a campaigning charity.
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If a Chinese company schedules tasks for the weekend, nobody complains about missing a Little League game or skipping a basketball outing with friends.
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The boss of one startup complains that he cannot find a competent chief operating officer who will work for less than $500,000 a year.
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" He complains that the Oscar ceremony ratings are low, blaming in part the fact that "no popular film has won in over a decade.
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Requiring the Chinese government to manage import flows is odd given how America's government complains that China still behaves like a non-market economy.
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The prime minister, Li Keqiang, complains that entrepreneurs need 200 stamps or licences to start a business in the north-east, a huge number.
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The Mounties' budget has risen (to C$3.6bn from C$2.9bn two years ago) but not in line with their duties, the force complains.
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"I've often said that the characters are better defined by the things they can't talk about, rather than what they know about," Jacob complains.
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And if men think that the rules of workplace behaviour are being redrawn too tightly, they will not back her up if she complains.
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In his latest letter, published on February 20113th, Mr Buffett complains about high valuations but says there is a possibility of "very large purchases".
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The opposition also complains that a state and local election should have been held months ago and that the government is dragging its feet.
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In short, many of the Trump administration's efforts to remove regulations that it complains are burdening the energy industry remain at the starting gate.
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But you're not going to find a single MacBook Pro user, or any laptop user, who complains about their computer's battery lasting too long.
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"Nobody complains when she goes to an Adele concert all night long while I'm making two speeches at rallies to massive crowds," Trump continued.
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"Every president complains about his media coverage, and I think working over the refs can be helpful at times," said Republican strategist Alex Conant.
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Nobody complains when she goes to an Adele concert all night long, while I'm making two speeches at rallies with, you know, massive crowds.
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He is skeptical about climate change, complains about subsidies for renewable energy and battled against an offshore wind farm near his Scottish golf resort.
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He is a snob, who feels that the group's rituals—Sunday Funday, for example—are beneath him, and he complains about them at first.
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Steingraber complains that, "while Carson's sea books occasionally allude to environmental threats, they call for no particular action," and, with that, sets them aside.
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Even as the new administration complains about the media, for now Trump and Steve Bannon, his chief strategist, seem to enjoy having an antagonist.
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Outtakes: • Touching postcoital scene between Paul and a porn star who complains about being "in a box forever" for kissing another man on screen.
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He complains about haute cuisine because it's expensive and pretentious and a bore, and we all drink so much we barely experience it anyway.
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Mr. Trump complains bitterly that Mr. Powell is going to turn him into Herbert Hoover by doing what the Fed is mandated to do.
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"Clinton mocked Trump over his complaint, telling reporters on her airplane that "anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night.
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She complains that she can't hear me because the park is too windy and gripes about her friend being vicious at the bingo table.
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Chris Jahn, who heads the American Chemistry Council, an industry group, complains that the deal does little to alleviate pressure from the trade war.
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The move is meant to appease Trump, who regularly complains that the US is contributing too much to the alliance, ahead of the summit.
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More substantively, Washington complains about the role of precedent, by which it means that the AB expects future panels to unquestioningly follow its rulings.
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She comes in late and complains about how tired she is, overshares her personal relationship issues and tells sexual jokes that make me uncomfortable.
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At the same time, even she admits he has a point when he complains about the family's "If it's yellow, let it mellow" policy.
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"The villagers need to tell me if there is a problem ... I can order an inquiry if anyone complains to me," he said by phone.
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It's estimated that 11 percent of the world population complains of symptoms like abdominal cramps, diarrhea, constipation, excessive gas and/or mucus in their stools.
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The owner of a small private hotel complains of an inspector who told him to cut his sign in half because it was too big.
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I never want to be that person who complains about things that they signed up for, but it was hard to always be in overdrive.
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In 22 states, private schools are not even required to register with the state, rendering them virtually invisible unless someone complains or something horrible happens.
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Miguel says a copy of the book has to be made, so that no one complains when they're not being paid off in six months.
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In one of the videos, an officer who fired his weapon complains he'll now be on desk duty for a month, which is department policy.
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The NCA complains of being underfunded, and resources have been diverted from white-collar cases to areas with more visible victims, such as knife crime.
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Rhymefest continues to talk with the officers and complains about the first officer's attitude when he came to the desk to file a robbery report.
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The industry just keeps serving up the same old vases and boxes then complains about the fact that cremation families don't want to spend money.
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After yelling at Pat that she's "better than this little podunk town," tipsy Jimmy Lee complains that raising a mixed-race girl has been hard.
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While no one complains about a good Dominic West scene, that kind of decision feels disrespectful to Alison, an Affair powerhouse in her own right.
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Bekka of Colorado complains that her daughter's Pikachu costume was supposed to come between the 24th and 28th, but has been delayed until November 1.
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"She never complains, she never asks, 'Why me?' and she's grateful that this happened to her and not her children or grandchildren," says Andy, 73.
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The men of Athens, as Laurie Lake (Riley Keough) complains, were taken to work in the Fizzle Rocks factory-slash-prison building scam in Riverdale.
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Poor Julia Knox, owner of the store that sells top hats and turbans, complains that her business is now tinctured with the perfume of cheese.
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The piece is fueled by frustration with Magic Leap's hype campaign, which Luckey complains "sucked all the air out of the room" for other companies.
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No one complains about spending 30 bucks on a bowl of pasta, which is essentially just flour and water and a handful of nice ingredients.
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Nubank complains services offered by banks such as automatic debit of card payments and access to banking statements are being denied or not properly offered.
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In March, the consumer financial protection bureau said it would be accepting complains from consumers encountering problems with loans from online marketplace lenders, for example.
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So he complains constantly, says one source, but he can never say that, yes, maybe he ought to take the presidential daily brief, um, daily.
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The European Union has become too political, complains the 268-year-old president of the board of directors of the Barnsley & Rotherham Chamber of Commerce.
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"To testify against the robbers," she complains, explaining she's probably going to have to look at photos of the men she believed would kill her.
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Kirk complains in Star Trek Beyond that his adventures are becoming "episodic," that they feel repetitive and samey after three years of deep-space exploration.
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The joke making the rounds among Democrats on Wall Street is that every time a banker complains, Ms. Warren gets another thousand votes in Iowa.
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Gideon's campaign slammed the ethics complains as a "political attack" and told The Hill that the issue had been resolved before Youngblood filed his complaint.
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Behind closed doors, he complains about Ren by name to fellow town council members, positioning them in opposition, and scheming to squash his rebellious influence.
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But I don't want to be that "friend zone" guy who complains about it, so I accept it as part of being who I am.
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"I've got a wad of toilet paper so far up my hoo-hoo, I'm not sure it's ever gonna come out," inmate Maritza Ramos complains.
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But she is also a promiscuous commitment-phobe who complains that she is unable to feel, a condition for which the movie harshly judges her.
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"In many countries around the world, many employers have moved to a system of complaints -- if someone complains then they will take action," she said.
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The children, for their part, occasionally launch bitter admonishments at their father: "You said you knew people in France who would welcome us," Yacine complains.
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A manager complains to a boy at the deli counter that he should have said at once that his next-door neighbor has tested positive.
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A noodle restaurant in Harlem complains that Google shows ads for food-delivery apps on the company's listing in search results that hurt its business.
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Collectively, these legends form the basis of the Aussie "battler": a stoic, often silent, underdog who neither complains nor quits in the face of adversity.
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In New York, a new law bars employers from offering nondisclosure agreements in sexual harassment cases unless the person who complains asks for that confidentiality.
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"The mayor complains that the federal government's focus on enforcing the law would require a 'reordering of law enforcement practice in Chicago,'" Mr. Sessions said.
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Ms. Perez complains that living in a rural farm community in northwestern Minnesota turns a trip to the grocery store into an afternoon-long ordeal.
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The most egregious false claim: Dishwasher dishonesty Okay, it sounds kind of comedic when the President of the United States complains extremely inaccurately about dishwashers.
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When she complains to Axe, he shoots her down, treating her no better than the analyst who meekly suggested that they look into Apple stock.
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Everyone complains about the factory, but the work it has provided for generations of Reading residents shapes the rhyme and reason of their shared world.
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As Trump mourns the death of Mollie Tibbetts, he complains about his former campaign manager — a "nice man" — getting charged and convicted for tax fraud.
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Above all, it's a show to watch over a long weekend with anyone in your life who complains TV has gotten too sensationalist or filthy.
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Dylann Roof complains in court about the amount of testimony from his victims' families Dylann Roof complains in court about the amount of testimony from his victims' families Dylann Roof expressed his displeasure on Thursday over the "extent and depth" of court testimony provided by the loved ones of the nine people he murdered in 2015 at a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Now, Barrie complains, it's a merely an "international joke," regressing into a "ghost town" that has ended up resembling one of America's former vibrant, industrial capitals.
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"I know everybody loves it and I love it too but I cook 99% of everything I make without it and nobody complains about my food."
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When the woman complains to a Cook County Forest Preserves officer that the man is harassing her and questioning her citizenship, the officer doesn&apost respond.
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"The industry complains about all this paperwork, these 900-page rules," Georgetown law professor Adam Levitin, who sits on the CFPB's Consumer Advisory Board, told VICE.
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"It's absurd to me how unaware Taylor is of how she comes across," Josephine complains, having abruptly rebranded herself as Corinne's henchwoman (Josephine : Corinne :: Daniel : Chad).
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In a video, a "senior recruiter," likely an actress, complains of "spending eight hours doing phone interviews" and "pulling [her] hair out" over the lousy candidates.
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Elsewhere, Jack (Sean Hayes) is moving with the times when it comes to dating: "Grindr has gotten so skanky," he complains as he swipes through options.
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Conversely, not paying the tax results in "a series of technical and experience-limiting restrictions on Spotify," complains Ek, such as limiting communications with Spotify customers.
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Stephen Miller, a top White House aide, complains that Democrats have resisted expanding immigrant prison camps for kids "as part of their crusade for open borders".
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Sounding like any other manager of a highly regulated business, he complains that ordinary cafés that stock cocaine behind the counter get by with no restraints.
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"It's like you're in a room with 2-year- olds, and one side complains about any attention you give the other," a White House official said.
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" The company added: "As a general rule, we work to protect the privacy of an employee who complains of harassment if that is the employee's preference.
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She complains that men find her intimidating because of her job and that the nature of her work precludes her from having a fulfilling sex life.
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One of these videos, with 25,000 views — "I GOT SCAMMED BY JAKE PAUL || EDFLUENCE" complains that after paying the $7, you don't get the full experience.
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"He's entirely unpredictable day to day, to his own staff," complains Nicholas Burns, a former American ambassador to NATO who is now at Harvard's Kennedy School.
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"Nobody complains when she goes to an Adele concert all night long, while I'm making two speeches at rallies with, you know, massive crowds," he adds.
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The German Film Critics Association (GFCA) complains that, in terms of the number of high-quality films on offer, the Berlinale is of "declining international relevance".
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The referendum is "a luxury only the rich like Barzani can afford", complains a teacher, who moonlights as a taxi driver because of cuts to salaries.
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Nathaniel Lalone of Katten Muchin Rosenman, a law firm, complains that regulators tend to think mainly of equity markets, which has unintended consequences in derivatives markets.
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Business complains that the state's aggressive recent efforts to collect the taxes it is owed endanger growth and that courts are issuing rulings that damage enterprise.
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Surprisingly, that's not what Schumer wants, as she complains that because she wasn't catfished, he just ruined her chances of earning MTV fame on the show.
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Instead, he complains about a father frozen in "emotional carbonite," family friends who laugh at his all-black wardrobe, and being forced to sing Ewok songs.
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Presumably most of these corporate donors — whose identities the Chamber doesn't disclose — aren't any more connected to Georgia than the Hollywood actors the Chamber complains about.
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Then... April 2016: Trump complains about the Republican primary rules in some states that led to Ted Cruz, his main rival, winning all of Colorado's delegates.
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"Ted Cruz complains about my views on eminent domain, but without it we wouldn't have roads, highways, airports, schools or even pipelines," Trump tweeted last month.
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"Both EU and UK regulators seem only concerned with consumer pricing and don't think of the bigger picture," complains Bengt Nordstrom, who advises firms on mergers.
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"If a resident complains that someone is loitering outside their house, the recyclers will be able to show their recycling card to the police," he said.
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"Now, after years of failure, she complains about how I've used the tax laws to my benefit," he said during a rally in Prescott Valley, Ariz.
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In a YouTube video posted last month, Johan Molina, a popular minister, complains that the agreement had not been "written in common language," confusing its intent.
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In the video, Kalanick gets into an argument with the driver after he complains about Uber cutting rates and making it hard to earn a living.
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And then somebody complains when a terrorist gets waterboarded, which quite frankly is no different than what happens on college campuses and frat houses every day.
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I am sure this has happened over and over again in academia and elsewhere: a woman complains about a male colleague's behavior and she is punished.
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"I look like shit, but what else is new," she complains to Irina and Masha (Chris Perfetti), who reads poetry in order to tune her out.
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This means that when TJ complains that Dwayne and Cordell are dubious role models to a growing boy, no one's really buying it, including TJ himself.
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BMW exports 70 percent of the vehicles that it makes in Spartanburg, about 270,000, helping to reduce the trade deficit that Mr. Trump often complains about.
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"IT'S HARDER to come out as conservative than gay," complains David Elkins, a pensioner whose T-shirt reads "It's OK to be white, straight, and male".
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Complaints: The company has been reactive rather than proactive in dealing with the issue, writers and publishers said, often taking action only when a buyer complains.
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Google also responded to Basecamp's allegations, saying that it allows competitors to bid on trademarked terms, such as a company's name, unless the trademark owner complains.
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There's something unseemly about how consistently she complains about the awfulness of her childhood — her mother was cold, she claims, and mistreated her physically and emotionally.
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He complains it smells like "dead bark" and holds it the way a toddler might hold a vegetable when they were in fact expecting a cookie.
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Though he has done little to excise himself from the clamor of evangelical politics, Mr. Moore sometimes complains about being regarded solely as a culture warrior.
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These sessions usually surface so many sad stories that Sanders has a regular joke about how his wife, Jane, complains that his events are too depressing.
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In one conversation, he complains to his mother about how she failed to support him after his father's death, which was when he really started unraveling.
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UPDATE 217-Whistleblower report complains of White House cover-up on Trump-Ukraine scandal EXPLAINER-Looking for loopholes: How could UK PM Johnson avoid delaying Brexit?
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Parliament passed the law in February to tackle imbalances within public sector pay, but the court suspended it on Thursday following complains by the country's ombudsman.
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The mosque established in the former home of a prominent Swedish conservative intellectual, Sven Stolpe, rudely awakens neighbors with the call to prayer, Mr. Grahn complains.
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The mosque established in the former home of a prominent Swedish conservative intellectual, Sven Stolpe, rudely awakens neighbors with the call to prayer, Mr. Grahn complains.
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When someone complains of harassment from "Bernie Bros," Sanders supporters start feeling like they're all being lumped in with these harassers and have been dubbed sexists.
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Trump often complains about the US-China trade deficit, which was $20113 billion in 2017, and computers and electronics contribute a significant portion of that amount.
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It is one of the largest and least populous constituencies in England ("There's always another mountain to drive around," complains a Tory MP from a nearby seat).
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It's meant to serve as biting commentary on young women and body image, but when Regina George complains about her pore size, we kind of feel her.
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The case has revived fears of fresh protests in Bahrain, where the Shi'ite Muslim majority complains of discrimination and demands a bigger share in running the country.
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"Bibi has outfoxed us," complains one settler-supporting minister, who accuses the prime minister of having quietly agreed in advance with the White House to limit building.
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In a filing with the FCC, a collection of nine telecom groups actually complains at one point that being an ISP is hard enough without these restrictions.
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The motion, filed by attorney Steven Greenberg in US District Court in New York Monday, complains that the singer is only allowed one unrelated person to visit.
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An American PhD student at Cambridge University complains that acquiring a visa for her doctorate was more onerous than when she studied in Britain a decade ago.
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Mr Nutt, a former British government adviser and a critic of current policy, complains that the sweeping British ban has made the study of psychoactive substances harder.
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Another insider complains that Mr Madigan presides over "literally a cult" and that the party goes beyond the norm in snuffing out independence among its own candidates.
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" The suit also complains that the Democrats are hoping "they will stumble upon something they can expose publicly and use as a political tool against the President.
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Andrea complains of anxiety on international flights, considers ionized water in glass bottles the perfect hostess gift, and assumes Roseanne had a birth plan in 1970-something.
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Vanessa certainly sounds weary of the tiny burg in the way that only someone trapped there for decades can be when she complains about her fellow residents.
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Suman complains about the ease with which people seem to routinely consume meat without knowing about its origins, how old it is, or where it is stored.
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The drugstore boss complains that, with no electricity from the grid for up to 1003 hours a day, the use of diesel generators doubles his energy bills.
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But in dissent, Judge Paul Niemeyer complains that his colleagues have invented a "new and totally unprecedented rule of evidence that is fraught with danger and impracticality".
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Thought, she complains, has been surrendered to ideology: left and right "share false assumptions and flawed conclusions that are never effectively examined because they are indeed shared".
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The central bank complains that the judicial system has hampered its efforts to shut down banks it believes are engaged in nefarious practices such as money-laundering.
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Martin Howe, a pro-Brexit trade lawyer, complains that the phase-one deal could stop Britain securing trade deals elsewhere and turn it into a "vassal state".
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Paranoid and jealous accusations abound on the quirky funk of "Selfish," as Sean complains about Jhené leaving her phone off when he's trying to holler at her.
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"My rent is rent controlled, but they're smashing down buildings that are rent controlled and some of these buildings are from the old Hollywood section," Harrell complains.
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A man complains to the pool supervisor: "We traveled four hours to get here from Bremen, Germany, and now we can't find a single lounger?" he shouts.
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During 15 days as a volunteer teacher in a remote, mountain village, he complains that party-picked legislators are all "fucking CEOs" and political mobilisation is "brainwashing".
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The Dakota Access Pipeline is a blatant example of a breakdown in legitimate participation, instead replacing it with loud social media complains and after-the-fact protests.
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And the ruling Democratic Party (PD) is pro-euro and wants more European integration though it complains that the fiscal rules governing the euro are too rigid.
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In France Brigitte Bardot, an actress, has been convicted five times of incitement to racial hatred because, as an animal lover, she complains about halal slaughter methods.
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She was voted Miss Congeniality, and like sweet water signs Cancer and Pisces, she's hilarious, rarely complains about her own life, and is just so damn lovable.
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Over the years, complains a human-rights worker in Srinagar, Indian governments have undermined the credibility of every local politician who has tried to work with them.
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The opposition complains that Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling party has launched a crackdown in a bid to intimidate critics before a general election due in 2018.
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Michael Gove, the justice secretary, complains that "our membership of the EU stops us being able to choose who makes critical decisions which affect all our lives".
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"She spent 30 to 40 minutes on Pizzagate, and Newtown and saying that I was claiming that Brits deserved to be bombed," Jones complains on his show.
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They are unconcerned by warnings from on high: "Everyone is fed up with scaremongering from the government," complains Harvey Weeks from behind the counter of a greengrocer's.
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"Ted Cruz complains about my views on eminent domain, but without it we wouldn't have roads, highways, airports, schools or even pipelines," he tweeted on Friday morning.
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At one point, Will Smith's Deadshot complains about the leadership techniques of his immediate supervisor, a grim-faced military dude named Rick Flag, played by Joel Kinnaman.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's bizarre offseason continues as the Raiders star receiver complains on Instagram about $50,000 fines for missing practice"You're not a villain," Gruden says.
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When Mr. Trump complains that he is "getting railroaded" by a "rigged" legal system, he is saying in effect that an entire branch of government is corrupt.
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Every president complains that the White House is a confining bubble, but unlike his predecessors, Donald J. Trump has made little effort to break out of it.
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"My son complains that I'm hearing the same music as him," said Mr. Gursky, referring to the youngest of his two children, who are in their 20s.
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Among the regulars is William Riley, a family practice doctor who complains that despite Mr. Flake's criticisms of Mr. Trump, he almost always votes with the president.
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When Eleanor complains about false rumors regarding her romantic interests, the show positions this as an "in" for Alex, rather than as a substantial moment for Eleanor.
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Some small business owners strongly object to being required to handle more paperwork, and the financial sector complains that government should not be involved in private savings.
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When he returns, Murray complains to the chair umpire that Verdasco was with his coach and doubles partner during the break, receiving coaching that is not allowed.
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"The army is as great a tyrant as the king was," one of the soldiers (Gregg Mozgala) complains, only neglecting to include the church in his disappointment.
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In her absence, another woman arrives, in a robin's-egg-blue dress, lays her arm on his shoulder and complains that he hasn't danced with her yet.
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Daddy complains about the bitter below-zero days outside his barracks in Scotia, N.Y. "I haven't got anything to say except that I love you," he writes.
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In the recorded phone conversations with his mother and his fiancé, Shayanna Jenkins, he gets particularly worked up and complains about the "flamboyant" queer and trans inmates.
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He is scheduled to meet in Hamburg with President Xi Jinping of China, as he complains that Beijing has not done enough to rein in North Korea.
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"[D]espite Stone's protestation that 'no adequate alternative remedy would suffice to expeditiously address the violation' he complains of ... this provision expressly requires expeditious review," Wilkins wrote.
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The man complains that the bird he purchased is dead, but the shop owner keeps insisting the parrot may be exhausted or prefers reclining on its back.
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The former President of the Federation of Teachers of Puerto Rico, Jesús Delgado complains, the contract "cries in the eyes of God," and that Keleher should resign.
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Although the previous government opened a 4,000-seat boxing arena in Bukom, a longstanding "soccer bias" crimps funding, complains Peter Zwennes, who heads the Ghana Boxing Authority.
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Experts say the springtime historically has been an active period of missile testing by Pyongyang, when the regime complains about massive U.S.-South Korean joint military exercises.
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He complains that she virtually labeled him "a thief" by publicizing the "long-ago-debunked allegation" that he had stolen money from one of his Russian spies.
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Older workers are the largest collection of talent on payroll, a deep well of skill to tap at a time when management routinely complains about skill shortages.
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Yeah, so anyone who complains about not making a lot of money on YouTube — but doing billions of views — needs to look at where those views originate.
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This industry group always complains vociferously about requirements like newer window technology or better light fixtures that will drive up builders' costs by 1 or 2 percent.
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A new ad being released on Tuesday and seen by Reuters complains that Bullock was "ousted" from the debate and urges supporters to donate to his campaign.
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"Monks have been dealt with heavy-handedly by the state," complains former monk Korn Medee, 47, leader of the party whose name means Land of Buddhist Teaching.
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Or, let's say someone who was in the room complains about some type of sexual harassment or assault while they were booked under your service, what happens then?
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COMPAGNO: Totally, and it&aposs difficult for me to muster sympathy for him in that regard when he complains about the gang mentality that he was subjected to.
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Trump can try to confront China on currency management, but he also complains they don't respect copyrights on software and patents on drugs, along with many other sins.
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" Mr. Nunberg added that "whenever anyone complains to me about Trump screwing them over, my reflexive response is that person has nothing to complain about compared to Michael.
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"By the time something is rolled out to the extremities of the country…it is out of date," complains James Stockan, the leader of the Orkney Islands Council.
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And Scotland has little choice but to wait and see what emerges from the Westminster government's Brexit negotiations, on which Ms Sturgeon complains loudly about not being consulted.
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A landlord threatens to call US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement if an Indian immigrant family complains in housing court, after they find mold and cockroaches in their unit.
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But, you know, when Hillary Clinton complains and then I turn on, and I see people saying, "Lock up Hillary," I think, well, maybe she has a point.
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"I don't like standing all the time and taking no breaks," he complains, as one of the guys prostrates next to him for a rushed, two-minute prayer.
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Talian speakers in Serafina Corrêa "act as if their variant is the correct one", complains Giorgia Miazzo, a linguist who has recorded speakers of Italian dialects across Brazil.
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Calling it now: Luke Cage will feature a running joke wherein star Mike Colter, as the titular Cage, complains about having to replace his bullet hole-ridden clothes.
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China regularly calls Taiwan the most sensitive and important issue between it and the United States, and Beijing always complains to Washington about transit stops by Taiwanese presidents.
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Kristina Hafoss, the finance minister and a Republican, complains that Danish ministers do not root for the Faroes in global negotiations; they won't defend whale-hunting, for example.
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"The Libyan (peace) process has seen many participants in the dialogue committee who have no influence whatsoever on the ground," complains the Tobruk parliament's foreign minister, Mohamed Dayri.
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"They're doing us a favour because our landlord complains that we use too much water, and they're from the pool company next door," Carstairs said, laughing a little.
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He first complains that the plaintiffs did not follow procedure, but then suggests that Grimes is uninvolved and Banks is a "rapper" (in shade quotes) and a crank.
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"Establishing and maintaining unauthorized game servers often involves multiple acts of copyright infringement as well as the circumvention of technological protection measures," the ESA complains, specifically citing Warmane.
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Even in Delhi, a quasi-state itself, the elected government complains that the BJP has been hobbling it with the president-like powers of the city's lieutenant-governor.
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Denis Hayes, president of the Bullitt Foundation, an environmental philanthropy serving the Pacific Northwest, noted that often, in the center, "there are no lights on, but nobody complains".
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The music industry often complains about YouTube, but YouTube spent $60 million to build a Content ID system to determine whether two pieces of shared content are identical.
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The remarks follow complains from Japan's bank lobby head, who urged the BOJ to tweak its 2 percent inflation target so it can more flexibly whittle down stimulus.
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He (Sikhala) had many complains against the conduct of the police, who put a hood on his head so he could not see where they were taking him.
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I do know that my Adder complains as I lift slowly off the pad, and I scrape the fuselage against a comms tower as I leave the station.
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In the video, which Project Veritas said was from August, Robach complains that her 2015 story on Epstein was killed and that she firmly believes Epstein was murdered.
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" (In one scene, his London gallerist complains about his lack of productivity.) In the late 1970s, Hazan made a second film that mixed documentary and fiction: "Rude Boy.
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Ms. Starchuk complains that birth tourists bump local mothers from maternity wards, a concern echoed by some local nurses, and get access to public services without paying taxes.
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As he complains of being targeted by critics, Reuters has found that Falwell himself was disparaging Liberty students, staff and parents for years in emails to Liberty administrators.
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This is what the insult argues for — a rough-and-tumble world in which raw power reigns and nobody ever asks for help or complains of ill treatment.
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Washington complains that the Appellate Body regularly exceeds a 90-day limit to give rulings and goes beyond the remit of a case effectively to set new rules.
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A book is "challenged" when someone, like a parent or other community member, complains and tries to get the book removed from a library or a school curriculum.
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"He complains about processes, pens and signing ceremonies, but still does not address the charges against the president and why we shouldn't have witnesses and documents," Schumer said.
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"He complains about damage to the country by Democrats who are: "(b)ringing pain and suffering to our republic for your own selfish personal, political and partisan gain.
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Circling wagons Freed from White House confines he sometimes complains are isolating, Trump surrounded himself this week with family members and longtime friends in his 58th-floor apartment.
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So if your boyfriend is a beer drinker but complains about going down on you, tell him he can sit on a bottle of Bud Light and spin.
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Trump complains of "American carnage"; his administration has pivoted away from support for criminal-justice reform, and pushed federal prosecutors to focus on drugs, violent crime, and immigration charges.
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He rightly complains that the money for this, which should be largely for fighting current wars, has been abused as a slush fund to get around the budget caps.
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One parent complains that we're not letting his child "enjoy his childhood" and that we don't provide board games, while another mentions that the coloring pencils are too old.
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He complains about having to use UberPool and implies that Uber has rigged its mobile app to offer more work when drivers switch on Lyft at the same time.
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Host Adam Driver brings some of his Star Wars: The Force Awakens dark side moodiness to his promos when he complains to Kate McKinnon about taking his last fry.
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It's cut back on family detention even as it complains it has to "catch and release" migrant families, many of them Central American parents and children who seek asylum.
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She says she's going to be applying for jobs soon, and if potential employers Google her, she doesn't want them to think she's someone who complains about sexual harassment.
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This fall, Renée Zellweger played her in the film "Judy" — and now the satirical Off Broadway revue "Forbidden Broadway" features a scene in which Garland complains about Zellweger's imitation.
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The only answer, as any right thinking person knows, is to keep the temperature below 20℃, and tell anyone who complains to put another on another layer of clothing.
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And some of the men look at women in the program "as pieces of meat," complains a probation officer, not good for a program intended to restore self-esteem.
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Janet Walker of Hong Kong Dolphinwatch, which runs dolphin-spotting tours, complains that other boats sometimes ignore a code of conduct requiring them to keep away from the animals.
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He says that Somalis will not assimilate unlike an earlier, smaller group of Christian Hmong refugees and complains that Somali women dress in a way that "certainly causes fear".
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I am, after all, a person who bought a $20 butt pillow for my office chair and still complains about her back at the end of a long day.
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I have spent a career working on mostly corporate crises where the pundit class complains about insincere apologies and plodding resolutions yet these besieged entities live on and on.
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Take another excerpt from his conversation with Huneeus: The parent complains about whether his daughter's faked SAT score (a 1380 out of a possible 1600) could have been higher.
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The most popular stars can command large sums in exchange for endorsing Primus or Tembo—so much so that it has corrupted Congolese musicians, complains Lexxus Legal, a rapper.
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Mara Kint (Person of Interest's Sarah Shahi) is a former hostage negotiator turned college professor, and she complains that her students are living with their nose to their screens.
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In addition, Kathy says her home security cameras -- which Mezger complains invade his privacy -- are not hidden, and incapable of capturing any of Mezger's private conversations ... as he claimed.
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I am sure you get different complains every day and some of them may seem a lot more difficult and deep than mine, however I think every opinion counts.
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In business, he squeezed small subcontractors over work invoices; as president, he complains that NATO members, trade partners and signatories to the Paris climate accord bilk the United States.
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Trump, who often complains about critical media coverage, did not mention the tweet by Roseanne Barr on Tuesday that compared black Obama administration adviser Valerie Jarrett to an ape.
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Two, Trump is a skeptic of international agreements and institutions in general, which he often complains tie America down with obligations that don't provide enough concrete benefits in return.
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Excuse me, but I'll pass on a vision of Kris Kringle who complains about "fake news"— give me Netflix's Hallmark knock-offs over its prestige studio fare any day.
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Akira Nakano, an 87-year-old businessman from Tokyo who recently bought Mr Ishihara's book, dislikes Mr Abe but complains that there is no viable opposition to vote for.
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However, he still complains that Mr Khan is too friendly with Ahmadis, a Muslim sect he considers heretical, and has not allowed women to take part in the march.
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As much as he complains about Mueller, the investigation has become a pillar of Trump's larger narrative on what's wrong with Washington, and the forces he is up against.
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" When West complains that "All Blacks gotta be Democrats," T.I. shoots back: "F*** who you choose as your political party, you representin' dudes just seem crude and cold-hearted.
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" Mostly, she complains about how successful women compete with one another, writing, "In my experience, men in positions of power tend to be less inclined to act as roadblocks.
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CNN's Chris CuomoChristopher (Chris) Charles CuomoEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Trump complains of Republicans defending CNN's Cuomo over 'Fredo' video: 'We never learn!
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For example, President Trump complains that the E.U. imposes a 10 percent tariff on U.S.-made cars, while the U.S. imposes a 2.5 percent tariff on foreign-made cars.
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Francis, he complains throughout the book, is too often ambiguous; Douthat believes that the ambiguity is strategic, a way to mask a subterranean desire to change Catholicism for good.
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As a result, Guzman has been using toilet paper as earplugs, and he complains of daily headaches and ear pain that makes it impossible for him to use earphones.
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He binges his pain and complains incessantly about his weight gain—a tiresome trope for a female character that is actually refreshing to see coming from a male one.
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When Eileen complains about the amateurish lighting — one appearance in a porno and she's suddenly Gordon Willis — Ruby shares the shocking news that there's no film in the camera.
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Undecided American voters — who, let's face it, are overwhelmingly white at this point — might side with Trump when he complains that you can't say mean things about Muslims anymore.
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I'm the guy who goes in every other Monday and goes through the ledger and complains to the Magus that they are spending too much money on red candles.
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And he even complains about this in his book, where Fox News, like the news division, is not really being friendly to him anymore and won't have him on.
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The author complains that Trump is undermining institutions, but I am not sure the op-ed writer is doing anything to strengthen them by acting contrary to the Constitution.
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"Until we arrive at 5% unemployment, we will spend everything that we should and if someone in Brussels complains, that won't be our concern," he told reporters in Verona.
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Margarita Voskresensky, the matriarch, complains to her husband, Georgiy, a biologist of some value to the government, about having to cook a chicken without the help of their housekeeper.
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Batman constantly complains about his back, dresses his arm in a splint made from Robin's cape, and leaves several of his battles visibly bloodied, his Batsuit stained in red.
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Turkey and the U.S. previously agreed on a deal to pull the Kurdish fighters out of the area, but Ankara complains that the U.S. hasn't followed through on its promises.
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The party complains about the DUP's conservative attitude towards women's rights, gay marriage, its obstruction of "legacy issues" (ie examining the past actions of the security forces) and much else.
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Mexico, which complains bitterly (and rightly) about the treatment of its people in America, does far too little to prevent the mass kidnapping and murder of immigrants from Central America.
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To bar a religious organisation from enjoying a neutral state benefit open to all secular institutions is, Trinity Lutheran complains, discriminatory and inconsistent with the constitution's commitment to religious liberty.
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Although the director complains about "overhead" and "barely scratching by," he doesn't even ask Candy how much she would like to make while learning about the movie business from him.
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But, even as it complains, America is simultaneously weakening the system by which the WTO's rules are enforced, by blocking the appointment of judges to the body's court of appeals.
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Peter Gassner, the firm's boss, complains of a "double standard", whereby employers based elsewhere can poach Californian workers while making it hard for Californian companies to hire out-of-state.
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At the equestrian club outside town where customers once received free horse rides for selling their dollars, Fahrettin, a university librarian, complains about the increasing prices of foreign science textbooks.
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