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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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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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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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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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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It's the kind of nuisance she complains about but loves.
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Anakin Skywalker famously complains about Tatooine's sand in the prequels.
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Everybody complains about them but still they continue their poor service.
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An unseen neighbor who complains about the racket is shouted down.
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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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The Federal Reserve often complains about the vagaries of the market.
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"Nobody complains about making noise, or sending plumes into the sky."
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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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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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Perhaps your roomie constantly complains about running out of storage space.
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She's always positive about them, but criticizes and complains about me.
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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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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've got nothing from him," Bentley jokingly complains about his longtime buddy.
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Let me once again love NdGT, even as he complains about parsecs.
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A parody account complains about work and being tired, just like you.
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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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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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No matter where you are, it seems everyone complains about inaccurate forecasts.
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Know someone who hates to exercise or constantly complains about physical exertion?
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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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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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Germany, in turn, complains about a lack of solidarity in another area: immigration.
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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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At one point, Barb Tadych complains about the "news media" focusing on Brendan.
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It's not summer until someone complains about the price of a Flake 99.
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And while Garza complains about "this generation"—of thirty-something adults, I guess?
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It also loudly complains about illegal immigrants claiming welfare benefits (though few do).
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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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But before long they grow listless as he complains about the news media.
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Or are you someone who complains about the bad cards you were dealt?
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Trump says he wants better trade deals, and the base complains about deficits.
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No matter where you are, it seems everyone complains about inaccurate weather forecasts.
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And when somebody complains about it the law enforcement have to come and supervise.
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He consistently complains about the Times' coverage and often derides it as fake news.
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Yes, I'm that coworker who complains about being hungry during every meeting: you're welcome.
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"Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," Clinton said.
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In Elegy, Vance complains about hillbillies who he believes purchased cellphones with welfare funds.
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And when somebody complains about it, the law enforcement have to come and supervise.
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When Roy complains about Oscar Madison's refrigerator he is talking about more than cleanliness.
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The problems that the American government complains about are partly a matter of optics.
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You may be asking yourself: What kind of sociopath complains about ice cream sundaes?
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After Abby complains about Chris' perceived interest in Ally, the latter gets an idea.
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Which is exactly the metamorphosis Boies complains about with the winner-take-all system.
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Although he frequently complains about Hollywood liberals, he craves the attentions of the famous.
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The billboard reads: Donald Trump mains Hanzo and complains about team comp in chat. TrumpIsNotATeamPlayer.
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"Whenever someone complains about the trade imbalance, the Chinese point to airplane purchases," he said.
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Khodamoradi complains about difficulties in accessing foreign tech services, many of which are U.S.-based.
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"Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," Clinton told reporters.
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Dash complains about vegetables at dinner while Violet has an outburst over their secret lives.
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In another instance, the Jolly Roger robot complains about her teenage daughter to the telemarketer.
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When he complains about the lack of cohesion within the group, she suggests an outing.
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" March 20173, 2017: Trump calls Comey and complains about the Russia investigation being a "cloud.
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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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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.
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I make coffee and toast, while my landlord is wears sunglasses and complains about being hungover.
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"Everyone complains about kids not having enough free time, and being addicted to technology," Mike says.
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One paper Mr Romer cites is entitled "back to square one"; another complains about "unappealing assumptions".
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But why not start with removing the one entity that everyone complains about: the insurance companies?
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YOU KNOW, IF YOU LOOK AT THE COMPANIES I JUST MENTIONED, BUT EVERYBODY COMPLAINS ABOUT AMAZON.
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"She still complains about that incident, which happened when our daughter was still small," he said.
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Scorsese complains about the homogenization of "market-researched, audience-tested, vetted, modified, revetted and remodified" content.
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President Trump is fighting the law, not the deep state, when he complains about agency actions.
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While Jo complains about presents, everyone else talks about the important of hand gloves at a ball.
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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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Then complains about Mueller, says 'zero collusion' and talks about his electoral college margin over Hillary again.
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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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In a point-counterpoint argument, Sam complains about an unsanctioned party that left her house in shambles.
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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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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, complains about Democrats making a mockery of the court confirmation hearing.
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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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"Everybody complains about the press, but most people bite their tongue" in news conferences, Mr. Fleischer said.
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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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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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As your relationships with VC firms develop, notice who delays visiting you or complains about the long flight.
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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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Leaks. Leaks from the White House and the administration, and this is exactly what Trump complains about, leaks.
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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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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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And he dismisses anyone who complains about the UFC's low pay and lack of benefits as a crybaby.
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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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One character, Carole, attends Oxford (she complains about the "revolting Stone Age food") and becomes an investment banker.
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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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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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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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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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"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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Micah: Here's my thing: exclusives have been around for years with video and no one really complains about it.
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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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She complains about how she always gets stupid toys or a bicycle when all she wants is real estate.
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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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"Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," Clinton told the reporters on her airplane.
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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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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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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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"You may be asking yourself: What kind of sociopath complains about ice cream sundaes?" our food writer asks, perhaps presciently.
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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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She now complains about being harassed or discriminated against in the mall, the bank, the gym, and on the highway.
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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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"I have no complains about her, and beyond that, my opinion of her has not changed one millimeter," Arielli said.
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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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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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In one bit, he complains about not being able to find a private place in his house to do it.
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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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Mr. Trump complains about the slow pace of congressional confirmation of his appointees, but the obstacle is at his end.
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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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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 multitalented cat has a blog, too, where she updates followers about the salon and complains about her vet-mandated diet.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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" "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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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 sends long, unhinged messages to her Member of Parliament and complains about how the world is controlled by the elites.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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 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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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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"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 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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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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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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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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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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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'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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" (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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Image: Lockheed Martin While everyone complains about the fact that they don't have a jetpack or a flying car yet, the military has patiently waited for its killer laser beams.
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Bryan: Sansa counsels Jon to punish families who have betrayed the Stark family, and later in the episode, he complains about what he sees as her undermining him in public.
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But for every chastened banker with his name splashed all over today's papers, there's a young woman fearing for her job if she complains about the creeps at work tonight.
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One thing we haven't heard anyone discuss yet: Donald Trump's supposed animus for CNN, the Time Warner-owned cable news network he swears he doesn't watch but frequently complains about.
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While North Korea commonly complains about US and South Korean military drills, which it sees as a rehearsal for invasion, the timing of the recent complaints struck many as odd.
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When he complains about the lost salary, they offer him a quality step-up job doing food prep in a fancy Manhattan restaurant, presumably having noted his resemblance to Trager.
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"Everyone complains about how 'black people go to jail' and 'they sell drugs,' ... but when we try to better ourselves, you take away spots and opportunities for us," Pierce said.
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"The older generation complains about the hipster food but I think it's a good thing, it brings people together," said a 17-year old by the name of Prince Shawn.
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In one "Simpsons" episode, Homer walks into a store that looks like Whole Foods and complains about the lack of sodas and chips and the high cost of the products.
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Read: Sessions weighs using DOJ to attack Trump's political rivals "Virtually every Clinton-related matter that the President complains about has been well-litigated and completely debunked," said Michigan Rep.
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In particular, the letter complains about the lack of transparency ahead of the first round of talks last week on modifying a five-year-old free trade agreement with South Korea.
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But most are as flat as the royal family sitting on their thrones eating from TV dinner trays, while the queen complains about having to watch the jester while they eat.
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As much as the president complains about "fake news" from the liberal media, he has no problem touting misleading information about immigrants (or Obamacare, or jobs, or the Inauguration Day crowd).
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In Belgium, he'll attend a NATO gathering where other members of the alliance might reflect on how often he complains about the cost of the alliance and muses about its usefulness.
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But my mom always complains about me not doing my chores or me making a mess … I set my own standards and if I don't meet them then something is wrong.
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Mel also complains about Stephen letting their daughter sleep in his bed during an overnight visit ... but his teams says he's got a big bed, and didn't feel her climb in.
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And it said it had trained its algorithms to better detect hate speech globally, claiming that it now removes about two-thirds of such posts before anyone even complains about them.
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Mr. Sanders, an independent from Vermont, routinely complains about his coverage in what he deems the "corporate media," and his supporters seized on Mr. Matthews's wartime metaphor as evidence of bias.
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F. doesn't read much so we're not a Read In Bed Couple, but I love that he never complains about me having my light on no matter how long I read.
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During the exchange, Mr. Kamel complains about what he says is Uber's history of lowering earnings for drivers, and Mr. Kalanick says Mr. Kamel should "take responsibility" for his own problems.
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At one point, you interview a woman who complains about the country's "moral decline" and then cites, as evidence, the fact that she can't spank her children without "the government" intervening.
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Another elderly couple who drove 20 miles from Santa Monica complains about the time they got charged $50 for a burrata salad during a stay in New York City during Fashion Week.
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The president consistently derides the so-called "fake news" and complains about coverage of him from a variety of outlets, CNN, the Times, and the Washington Post being among his favorite targets.
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" Teo lashed out at an investor who he believes has been leaking information to the media (psst Jon, it's more than one), and repeatedly complains about "whiners" who want to be "coddled.
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" Trump responded to Cruz's attacks Friday morning via Twitter, writing: "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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Turkey complains about slow progress in its stalled EU accession talks, discussions on visa-free travel for Turks to the EU and disbursement of EU funds to Syrian refugees living in Turkey.
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Sometimes, he said, he complains about how much he runs before the snap — "My Fitbit goes off the charts," Kittle said — but he is rewarded when defenders grumble about the same thing.
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Rights workers described a disturbing pattern of behavior by a government that no longer complains about civilian casualties from airstrikes, now that its own forces are carrying out most of those attacks.
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As bunting embroidered with the flag of St George flutters overhead in Downham Market's central square, Geoffrey, a pensioner, complains about the Labour leader's scruffiness when attending a Remembrance Sunday ceremony in 2015.
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The trains are a nightmare, and I come home in a major funk to a sunburned and hangry C. I drink a seltzer on the couch and fume while he complains about work.
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Trump thus complains about "precedent," insisting that he will not unblock appointments to the Appellate Body until the WTO promises that its past rulings will not be taken as binding on future ones.
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You're guaranteed a star sighting (shoutout to my main mouse, Mickey) and even though everyone complains about crowds and lines, is there anything more enchanting than experiencing a Disney classic in real life?
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In an industry where everyone complains about everything, a bad collection, a snotty designer, a perceived slight or, more often than not, a real one, he was always grinning delightedly, asking what's next.
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The content is notable — there's lots of Russia in there, of course — as is the fact that he did it with the "failing New York Times," which Trump constantly complains about, and reads.
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"Freeport pays only 20163 trillion rupiah in taxes," but complains about unfair treatment, Ignasius Jonan, the minister of energy and natural resources, told the youth wing of a prominent Muslim organization in February.
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And Manuel Cunha, a citrus grower who is president of the Nisei Farmers' League, complains about other costly reforms, such as mandatory overtime pay for people who work more than eight hours a day.
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For many conservatives, the problems with Hollywood are on full display every year at the Golden Globes and the Oscars—and when the left complains about "Hollywood," they're also often talking about awards ceremonies.
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Add to that sweaty soles, too-high a pitch, and cramped toes, and you've got yourself a sad sandal situation that makes you that annoying girl who complains about her feet every few minutes.
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The company complains about how intrastate caps would damage its bottom line but, while the case remained active, ABRY tentatively agreed to sell Securus for $1.5 billion (including debt) to another private equity firm.
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Trump has spoken more favorably of NATO since becoming president, but he still often complains about NATO members failing to "pay their fair share," and he's urged Angela Merkel to increase Germany's military budget.
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The Laundress Wash and Stain Bar, available at Amazon, $5.38This stain bar is the perfect stocking stuffer under $10 for any guy who complains about "ring around the collar" stains on his dress shirts.
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She's holding a hot compress to her uterus during an enemy attack, and when she complains about having to change her tampon, she distracts from the process and infuriates the men in the room.
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An official close to Mr. Ghani said his stance was in keeping with the Afghan government's longstanding efforts to offer cost savings to an American president who complains about the price of deployments overseas.
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" Heizer, who is given to playful lamentation, complains about what New York is turning him into: "A decaffeinated, used-up, once-was quick-draw cowboy, a sissy boy who eats at Balthazar for lunch.
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Trump immediately fired back, tweeting a defense of eminent domain on Friday morning: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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He includes a penmanship joke in his new set ("Anything my daughter writes looks like a letter from the Zodiac killer to the police") and complains about how schools don't teach cursive writing anymore.
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A mattress that eliminates motion transfer is a much better gift than flowers or whiskey stones for your S/O who complains about your tossing and turning Here are the best Presidents Day 2020 sales:
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Some days I am totally happy in my single status; I treasure my alone time, I hang out with my friends, and I roll my eyes whenever someone complains about how stressful their wedding is.
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It also feels significant that, when one of Kim's new clients complains about having been set on the straight and narrow, she tells him she won't be there for him if he messes up again.
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Last but by no means least, while "losing candidate complains about media coverage" is the ultimate dog-bites-man story, Trump has managed to add an edge of real threat and menace to his approach.
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Trump regularly complains about Sessions's decision to recuse himself from the investigation into Russian election interference, saying he would not have nominated Sessions for the job if he knew he was going to do so.
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On the dark marital comedy "Catastrophe," the persnickety Irish teacher Sharon, in the wake of #MeToo, is perpetually infuriated: she gripes about misogyny, complains about her husband's bro-ish new boss, and sees sexism everywhere.
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If your runner complains about not getting fuel right or ending races dehydrated, visit your local running shop and pull together your own sample bag of things like gels, gus, tabs and runner-specific snacks.
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Although he frequently complains about the lack of resources available to him, Queiroz has had seven years to work with his players and bed in the tactics and organization that have made Iran's defense so parsimonious.
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Following the release of Hillary Clinton's book What Happened, Ward tweeted a parody excerpt in which Clinton adopts a cowboy persona, complains about "varmints" and "rustlers," and commits murder to better appeal to the common man.
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The faith-based Christian audience often complains about a shortage of popular entertainment that reflects their values, and "Ben-Hur" has clearly been designed and marketed to feed the appetite for projects with a spiritual foundation.
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Note to Hulu: when one of the sailors complains about the shoddy work by "Fremdarbeiter," it isn't Trumpian talk about "cheap foreign labor"—he is referring to slaves brought to Germany to be worked to death.
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One corporal, played by Lakeith Stanfield (who makes the most out of his brief screen time with a passionate, grounded performance), bluntly complains about the expectation that he help people who are trying to kill him.
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But when he complains about the Senate in a way that indicates he doesn't know what stands in the way of his own party's top two legislative priorities, that's a slip-up of a different sort.
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TRUMP COMPLAINS ABOUT COST OF RUSSIA PROBE That sum included $3.2 million in direct Special Counsel expenses and $3.5 million for other DOJ expenses, covering costs like agents working on raids or interviews and other government contractors.
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For someone who complains about the U.S. government paying too much for products, as Trump often does, looking at the higher expense of excluding foreign competition from U.S. government purchases might convince him to change his mind.
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For a party whose platform has essentially become "rich guy complains about America," it's utter insanity than many within it have told Kaepernick he can't complain about the problems of black people because he personally is rich.
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They are now the most likely group to agree that a man who harassed a woman 20 years ago should keep his job, and that a woman who complains about harassment causes more problems than she solves.
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Whether it's your cousin Justin who complains about the "sliminess" of being wet, or this cat, or this cat, or these wet hot dogs, uncomfortable wet things (in non-dangerous situations) play to our most childish impulses.
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This is a meticulously written song, but it's also a pump-up track, a slow build that literally gets hotter as Wayne complains about how it's hot in the kitchen (he just sits on the counter, though).
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The cancer theme leads to sentimentality, of course, but it's also used to roughen Alexa's edges: While she complains about being singled out, she also doesn't mind taking advantage of her invalid status when it suits her.
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Whether you're getting eero's routers as a gift for a friend who always complains about buffering YouTube videos, or want to watch Netflix in that one spot your current network doesn't reach, this deal shouldn't be missed.
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A billboard has popped up in Florida calling out Donald Trump's Overwatch skills and manners, alleging that he always plays as Hanzo — a notoriously unhelpful character — and then complains about his team's hero composition in the game's chat.
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TRUMP COMPLAINS ABOUT COST OF RUSSIA PROBE That earlier sum included $3.2 million in direct Special Counsel expenses and $3.5 million for other DOJ expenses, covering costs like agents working on raids or interviews and other government contractors.
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It's nice of Trump to admit, explicitly, what many skeptics have suspected all along: When he complains about "fake news," he doesn't actually mean "news that is untrue"; he means news that is personally inconvenient to Donald Trump.
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" How Clinton found her stride on gender And taking a dig at Trump's complaint after the debate that he was given a "defective" microphone, Clinton quipped: "Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night.
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We have extensive government and Google programs, fields of study, and legal and social norms to protect women, but when a man complains about a gender issue issue affecting men, he's labelled as a misogynist and a whiner.
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As much as Judd complains about painting being a rectangular plane, it is worth noting that all of his sculptures are essentially made of rectangular planes, with circles and cylinders found only in one body of his work.
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Hauser, who estimated the industry was worth hundreds of millions of dollars, possibly more, said he cannot act when an individual complains about a specific company, which is why he is now seeking to have Israel's law changed.
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This might be the laptop for a parent who complains about their reading glasses and uses 40-point font on their Kindle (hi Mom), but for everyone else it's okay to get something smaller, and just a little heavier.
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Less than five minutes into the special, Schumer — who was forced to cancel her tour last month due to hyperemesis gravidarum, aka severe pregnancy nausea and vomiting — complains about strangers' aggressive demands to see her so-called baby bump.
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We have extensive government and Google programs, fields of study, and legal and social norms to protect women, but when a man complains about a gender issue issue [sic] affecting men, he's labelled as a misogynist and whiner[10].
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Over a plate of ribs and chicken fingers at Living the Good Life, a diner and lounge in Carson City, Hof complains about state tax hikes, local efforts to outlaw prostitution and government grabs for landowners' water and more.
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Of course, Holbrooke could be belligerent, obtuse, and impatient: "Is he one of those guys you have to sit around and drink tea with for hours?" he complains about a Saudi go-between at one point in this book.
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One young woman, Becca, complains about her lackluster social life, yet lacks any curiosity about herself — or even much willingness to think with any depth about why the people at work and her boyfriends eventually turn away from her.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Almost every day, "Janda", a self-described Indonesian housewife with 2,000 Twitter followers, dispenses lifestyle tips, complains about city life, and praises how the government of President Joko Widodo has improved her life as a young mother.
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And when a famous actress complains about wage disparity, which she has only become aware of because of a hack, maybe the world isn't so sympathetic, because what could a woman making $20 million a film have to complain about?
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But in a 2005 op-ed, unearthed by The Washington Post's Carlos Lozada, in which he complains about a book review, Trump makes it sound like he is [Bob Dylan voice] very well read: Most writers want to be successful.
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We have an ill-formed idea that leisure time is a modern invention—that we spend too much time crammed in office chairs and lounging on couches, and that's why everybody has back pain or knows someone who complains about it.
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But Cuba still complains about the occupation of the naval base at Guantanamo Bay, which Obama has said is not up for discussion, as well as U.S. support for dissidents and anti-communist radio and TV programs beamed into Cuba.
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Walking away from a rare Q&A with reporters on her campaign plane on Tuesday morning, Clinton turned back to deliver one last zinger: "Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night," she said, smiling beatifically.
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One part of the plan will please Democrats: Mr Ryan wants to expand the Earned Income Tax Credit, a wage top-up for low earners (though he also complains about high rate of erroneous payments, which reached 27% in 2014).
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That's how you can be a salty old crank who complains about every single thing in the country—"I don't want to cheer for your soccer team" is some shit an actual baby would say—and still call yourself a patriot.
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The pessimist throws his hands up and complains about the wind; the optimist sits back, saying that things will improve; but the great leaders says, "We can do this!" and he adjusts the sails and keeps the ship moving forward.
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To date, even as everybody complains about the unsustainably high rate of health care cost growth, companies haven't been getting intimately involved — content instead to let the cottage industry of health care administrators and pharmacy benefit managers take care of it.
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Mnuchin, who headed the finance operation for Trump's campaign, remains the President's closest adviser on economic issues, according to people familiar with the team's dynamics, even as Trump complains about the lack of progress on trade talks which Mnuchin oversees.
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Or if an employee complains about a colleague who is having coughing fits, the manager needs to observe that behavior directly and speak with the colleague in question to see if he's not feeling well and wants to go home.
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She excoriates Christianity's "exaggerated anxiety about death" and, following Nietzsche, complains about the link between the fear of death and "slave morality": Never will I forget the impression that some plaster casts of bodies excavated in Pompeii made on me.
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In it, he complains about how poorly he says the company works with influencers and advertisers, and says it ignored his requests to be verified, a designation that indicates someone is a public figure whom others might try to impersonate.
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He'll enter a reality where no Chicago Cubs World Series victories exist and where the president is some boring woman everybody complains about, and then he'll be able to pass through and maybe bring the rest of us along with him.
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"The thing with children has been widely discussed lately because, in a sort of hypocritical way, Colombian society complains about us having children in our ranks, but on the other side, they do not worry about their well being," she said.
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The group blames the Saudi-led coalition force for carrying out "indiscriminate bombings," and it complains about "unreliable assurances" from the Saudi government, especially after the suspension of peace talks between the coalition and the Houthi forces in Kuwait earlier this month.
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In the spot, Waltz praises/complains about the American work ethic, while multitasking through a series of increasingly ridiculous costumes, as a housewife, car sales, short-shorted child and track and field runner, before launching into a love fest for American ingenuity.
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And just one line of real dialogue is in Russian: another spy complains about a drunken American woman he and Ms Lawrence's character are cultivating, saying that if he has to spend another minute with her he will shoot her in the face.
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The security team complains about how American belt-tightening has left them short of needed security measures and proper equipment, but they never indict specific authorities, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or President Obama, whose names are never mentioned within the film.
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It took three or more generations for Norwegian incomes to converge to American norms, but today nobody complains about the economically backward peasant stock of Norway, with their foreign Lutheran customs like pagan-inspired Christmas trees (as used to be the case!).
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Addressing one of the more specific complains about the bank's conduct, Sloan denied that the Wells hierarchy hid the cross-selling scandal from customers and regulators, despite memos indicating that officials were aware the Los Angeles Times had been talking to disgruntled customers.
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"If @YouTube is now going to police insulting speech -- not violent speech, not incitement, not actual fake news -- because a virulently censorious, radical activist masquerading as a journalist complains about being insulted, they're a joke," the commentator Ben Shapiro wrote on Twitter.
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But on Monday, Kaczynski and LeBlanc of CNN published excerpts from a series of National Review columns by Moore, written from 2001 to 2003, in which he complains about women doing a variety of things, such as playing sports, selling beer, and voting.
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In the traditional-dance group she joins, she meets a Koryak boy who complains about how much more avidly the media have covered the case of the Golosovskaya sisters than it did the disappearance of an Even girl from Esso, three years earlier.
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In one passage, Carl describes reveling in his newfound access to the patriarchy; after chatting with a Lyft driver who complains about his "woman," Carl joins in, adding that his wife hasn't worked in 10 years and then dismissing women's rights altogether.
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While it's unclear what the new motion for a new trial complains about, Stone's allies have called attention in the past day or two to the presence on the jury of a woman who criticized Trump and Stone in social media posts.
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" According to docs, Future complains about Eliza's allegations that he's the biological father of her 11-month old daughter but, she says, "it should be noted that while [Future] has not admitted to being the child's father, he has not actually denied it either.
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In a video that eventually announces who's won her wax pen giveaway, Reitz takes bong hits for nine minutes, complains about her husband's gnome collection, and then asks her viewers to leave comments with suggestions on how to deal with his annoying abundance of lawn decorations.
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Indeed, when Professor Faggioli complains about a "Catholic social media that has completely bypassed" the way the "Catholic Church has worked for centuries," he might just as easily be describing Pope Francis, whose personalized style has made the lines of authority within the church maddeningly unclear.
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Trump complains about debate mic In an interesting strategic move, she waited until the very end of the debate to throw her sharpest dart by raising his past descriptions of women "as pigs, slobs and dogs" and his criticism of weight gain by 1996 Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
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" (Trump said the microphone tested fine before the debate, according to CBS News.) Clinton mocked Trump's microphone complaints while speaking to reporters on board her campaign plane en route to Raleigh, North Carolina, on Tuesday morning, saying, "Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night.
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Under a push known as "Made in China 2025", Beijing has targeted high-tech sectors, including semiconductors, for support in a bid to be more self-reliant, an initiative it has backed off from publicly after provoking the ire of the United States, which complains about Chinese industrial subsidies.
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I am one of those people who complains about how Amazon is very likely ruining the world but who buys things via Amazon regularly, and for that you may call me a hypocrite but also lump me into the same camp as pretty much everyone, in some way or another.
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For the dad who complains about work:Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup by John Carreyrou (20183)In this stunning work of investigative journalism, Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Carreyrou unspools the massive lie that was Theranos, the biotech company founded by Elizabeth Holmes when she was 19.
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Indeed, Kaptchuk seems wounded when he complains about the pervasiveness of research that uses healthy volunteers in academic settings, as if the response to mild pain inflicted on an undergraduate participating in an on-campus experiment is somehow comparable to the despair often suffered by people with chronic, intractable pain.
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Mr. Trump regularly complains about defense spending by other NATO members, but other countries in the alliance have increased their military spending since the Russian annexation of Crimea five years ago by about $130 billion, a NATO diplomat said, a figure that Mr. Stoltenberg is expected to announce next week.
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For everyone who complains about awards shows being too political, the ceremony was largely devoid of politics, other than frequent expressions of support for the guild -- and unions in general -- and Patricia Arquette's note of thanks to Special Counsel Robert Mueller and those, as she described them, working to safeguard American democracy.
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Anyone who doubts that Atkinson has thought about this is directed to the scene in "Transcription" in which Juliet complains about having to rewrite a BBC underling's script for a "Past Lives" episode entitled "Village": The Serfs ploughed and planted endlessly and there was a lot of chatter about strip farming and tithes.
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The middle tier Hybrid mattress adds an extra hole punched layer to promote breathability and keep things cool at night, over 1,000 active response pocket springs for support on all edges of the bed and minimal motion transfer (a perfect belated Valentine's Day gift for your boo who complains about your tossing and turning).
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Raham, like other operators, complains about repair costs; under-the-table operating fees—essentially, bribes—to the local municipalities in which they operate; the unpaid bills by some of the country's Syrian and Egyptian refugees who are using an estimated additional 486 megawatts; and the increasing cost of diesel fuel to run the generators.
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Here, former McDonald's CEO Ed Rensi complains about minimum wage hikes: The negative impacts of these minimum wage hikes will be greatest in economically disadvantaged areas, where small businesses more often lack the profit margins necessary to cover the associated labor cost increases, and jobseekers lack the skills commensurate with the new wage floor.
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"Seattleites will say they hate Amazon taking over downtown, but at the same time when Amazon rolls out something special, after everyone complains about it, the first thing people want to do is go check it out," said Mr. Croft, who says his employment with another technology company doesn't color his views of Amazon.
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But instead of asking a mentor for guidance, or even doing basic internet research, she goes about it the worst possible way: Rory chooses a chaotic subject, is unable to impose any structure on her or on the project, spends like she already has an advance when she does not and then complains about the chaos until it defeats her.
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That would help bring down the German surplus with the U.S. that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE complains about (as would raising the U.S. national savings rate).
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The thesis of the op-ed is that America is running on a "two-track presidency" — there's the track on which the government actually runs, independently of the president, and then there's the track on which the president complains about it as if he's watching his own government on TV. The op-ed author points to anti-Russian sanctions as an example of this.
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" He says her prayer is offensive: "You are offending Americans of faith by continually saying 'I pray for the President,' when you know this statement is not true, unless it is meant in a negative sense"He complains about pain caused to his family: "You do not know, nor do you care, the great damage and hurt you have inflicted upon wonderful and loving members of my family.
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It's not difficult to think of frontman Alex Rice as a sort of suburban flâneur sat at a sticky, hometown pub table, flouting indoor smoking codes and toying with a paper coaster while he complains about the table service and the south London music scene all in the same sentence ("They've made it only / When they've signed the rights to Sony," delivered with a scoff and an eye-roll, is a 2018 best as far as #bars go).
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What a foundation represents today is (putting it provocatively and generally) a wealthy person who has a pile of money; does everything she can to diminish the tax contribution she makes to zero, legally speaking; complains about the effectiveness of government in producing various public benefits; declares herself willing to create public benefits or social benefits at her own choosing at the time that she prefers; takes a further tax break for creating a foundation entity; and then asks everyone involved to bend over in gratitude for her benevolence and genius in sprinkling around some social benefits.
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