The image of the cheesesteak kept popping up: not just a coward, an effete coward.
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She is the daughter of Catharine R. Coward and Clay H. Coward of Winter Park, Fla.
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"He was a coward nine years ago when he deserted, and I think he showed he's still a coward," Full said.
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" Glanton doesn't spare a lot of sympathy for the woman's delayed spasm of conscience: "She was a coward then and she's a coward now.
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So-called "coward punches" (or in this case, coward kicks) have been a growing concern in Australia, where victims are attacked by surprise from behind, The Telegraph reported.
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He then joined his father's firm as a salesman and director of advertising and publicity for the subsidiaries Coward-McCann (later Coward, McCann & Geohegan) and John Day Company.
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" Young, Brian said, was "a coward and a punk.
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"She said, 'Only a coward would ask,' " he recalled.
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" Newsweek called him "the Noël Coward of the '80s.
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" It was only the first two letters of "coward.
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My only option was to go out like a coward.
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" Schultz also repeatedly referred to the shooter as a "coward.
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So don't be a coward and say what you mean.
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I found my coward over and over and over again.
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"He's not only a coward, he's evil," the sheriff said.
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Hands up, I am a total coward with these things.
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Popovich described Trump as a "soulless coward" -- among other things.
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His former mentor Gertrude Stein said he was a coward.
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I'm a coward, and I just wanted to be honest.
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"Joe Ricketts is a coward," de Blasio wrote on Twitter.
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He's a coward who figures it's not worth the trouble.
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Calling an injured athlete a coward is a peculiar privilege.
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" — Ruth Dunblazier Ferris, on The Times's Facebook page "A coward.
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So did John Dos Passos, Aaron Copland and Noël Coward.
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Q. You've called Phil Murphy a coward and a fraud.
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Lauren Catharine Coward and Michael Lawrence Craig were married Jan.
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Worse: a coward who can't own up to being one.
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That can feel like the action of a moral coward.
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Though he worked with many stars over the years, he had special memories of directing Coward late in his career, by which time Coward was a legend as both a writer and a performer.
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Donald, you're a sniveling coward, and leave Heidi the hell alone.
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That makes him a coward, snorts one of his internal opponents.
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But that's the difference between a brave leader and a coward.
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You might as well never have gone to see Noël Coward.
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You might as well never have gone to see Noel Coward.
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Trump called him a coward and criticized him on several occasions.
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That's just like a stupid coward, you guys lost our respect!
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He also copped to being a coward, and regrets his actions.
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They're bold enough to call him a snake and a coward.
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And it only shows that person for the coward he is.
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The correspondence between Mary and Alistair is worthy of Noël Coward.
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Donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone.
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"It's O.K. to be a coward if you win," she said.
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One is "The Scoundrel," starring Noël Coward as a pretentious publisher.
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That's what I tell myself, but maybe I'm just a coward.
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"This guy like all bullies is a coward," Mr. Biden said.
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That decline would make a coward of almost any chief executive.
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"Coward," said one critic with a Sanders logo for an avatar.
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Trump was not a coward in the business or campaign worlds.
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He was not only a multi-murderer, he was a coward.
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And then to turn his back on me like he's a coward?
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But he let those innocent people die because he was a coward.
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Donald, you are a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone.
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Scarlett Johansson held back no punches, blasting Ivanka Trump as a coward.
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Money, he warned, is "a coward", and may be about to flee.
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Later, he called me a coward for not wanting to date him.
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TRUMP IS COMPLETE COWARD,WHY DIDNT HE END DACA 'HIMSELF' ON [TV].
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She becomes quiet, hoping nobody sees her for the coward she is.
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This toxic coward of a President, He needs to rally his base?
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In fact he is a coward who should come back & face justice.
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This moron, puppet, coward sided with Putin over our own intelligence agencies!
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But a coward with a badge ... chose not to value his life.
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To diminish people, and as far as I'm concerned he's a coward.
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The only thing wrong is, she's made a coward out of me.
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I'm not a coward for fainting at the very thought of blood.
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Anybody who betrays that, I think, is a total and complete coward.
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And that day on Twitter, I began to feel like a coward.
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Here are some of their words: "He is a coward," Wild said.
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Q. You've been called a fraud and a coward by your opponent.
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Anybody who betrays that I think is a total and complete coward.
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The octogenarian in the Thug Life cap knew Noël Coward and Elvis.
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I had to do penance for being a coward and a hypocrite.
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I don't think it's O.K. to call a war hero a coward.
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"I don't think you're a coward by any means," the detective said.
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" Martin's immediate reaction -- "The Nerve of an AWFUL AND COWARD ASS COACH.
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But it contained two letters that were written by Israel, not Coward.
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You are a coward and it is your fault they are dead.
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Mike Coward, engineering director for Facebook's VR video team Mike Coward, engineering director for Facebook's VR video team Step one was to use the resources of the company to monitor where people actually do look when watching 360 videos.
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"In simple terms, he's a coward," a party spokesman told The Cambodia Daily.
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"Not only are you a racist, but you are a coward," read another.
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"There is a lot of human drama in this," Coward told the newspaper.
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Like a coward so he could say, 'Oh, that was just a mistake.
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Not a fan of Logan but y'all are sipping on that coward juice.
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Slowly, Brown said she became braver, even calling him a "coward" at times.
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Appearing on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 21992" Wednesday night, she called Trump a coward.
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"He died like a dog, he died like a coward," declared Mr Trump.
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"Thinking about a selfish coward wouldn't do my soul any good," he said.
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BENNETT: Shakespeare says the valiant die only once, the coward dies many times.
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I was supporting women for two decades, and then I was a coward.
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"Periodic reminder that Speaker Ryan is a coward," tweeted Adam Jentleson late Sunday.
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For those of you asking for the identity of the anonymous coward: pic.twitter.
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Donald Trump has revealed himself to be a coward and an inveterate liar.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called on the "coward" to resign.
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It can hold its own with that of Wilde, Shaw, Coward and Stoppard.
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"No one in my life would condone that coward like behavior," Haqq added.
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But calling someone a coward is worse than not saying anything at all.
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I didn't want true freedom; I just didn't want to be a coward.
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The question always arises with Trump whether he is more coward than bully.
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President Donald Trump has called Peterson a "coward" for not entering the building.
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"You're a coward," the elder Mr. Bradford said, addressing the unnamed police officer.
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What I'm saying is: I'm the dumbest person alive and also a coward.
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BB: I would come up with another excuse probably, because I'm a coward.
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"You're a coward for allowing yourself to be captured," his father told him.
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He wondered how he could step down without appearing to be a coward.
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Because he also happens to be a coward — we watch him groveling later.
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The new version — "more Coward than Strindberg," Mr. Nichols said — received enthusiastic reviews.
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Minori making Uchi an omelet that has "coward" written on it in ketchup.
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As the female official diddled the counterweight to the left and right of the number 19, I mentally recited Cus D'Amato's advice to Mike Tyson about the hero and the coward: The hero and the coward feel the same inside.
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"On the question of debates, he is being a coward," Hunt told Sky News.
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Shoot, coward, you are only going to kill a man—inscribed across his heart.
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To avoid that fact would make the supposedly apologizing gentleman look like a coward.
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But I was a coward; so my thing — during this brief time — became bronze.
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Or like a bit of a coward, for leaving Chyna to fend for herself.
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Maduro has called Kuczynski a "coward" and a "dog" servile to the United States.
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But it made me feel like a coward to not address the topic myself.
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Noel Ramirez, 29, and Deputy Taylor Lindsey, 25 — and called Mr. Highnote a coward.
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"He's a 'phatu'," she said, laughing, using the insulting slang for "coward" in Hindi.
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I'm not the coward that needs to takes steroids to compete with these guys.
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"First, I want to note that this man is a supreme coward," Fair wrote.
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Living means that you're being a coward, and you have let fear take over.
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So, because I'm a coward, I'll just mention what great shape he's in instead.
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Why is Cormier a coward for wanting to train someone else to beat Jones?
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"She's a coward and needs to leave," Tilly Howard, a protester told the Guardian.
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The coward with the brittle hairdo turns his back on America's dead and deployed.
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"On the question of debates, he is being a coward," Foreign Secretary Hunt said.
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Walsh has called Trump a bully and a coward who is unfit for office.
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Otherwise, Jimmy, you're just another coward with no interest in hearing the other side.
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The perpetrator — whom Mr. Pirozzolo guessed was "some liberal coward" — has not been caught.
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Her mother, a lawyer, works in Virginia Beach for the law firm Pender & Coward.
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Trump said that Peterson is either a "coward" or that he froze under pressure.
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Here are edited excerpts from some of the victims' statements: Courtney Wild: He is a coward Jeffrey Epstein robbed myself and all the other victims of our day in court to confront him one by one, and for that he is a coward.
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"What a coward now that he's caught like a rat!" tweeted Prisons Minister Iris Varela.
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You're supposed to admit what you did wrong and not be a coward about it.
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And he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying.
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He died a coward: crying, whimpering, screaming and bringing three kids with him to die.
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"I think there's a very hate-filled person who is an extreme coward," she said.
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"This guy is a coward," Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco said at a news conference.
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Browning said that Owens was a coward and she hoped he would burn in hell.
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" In a similar message on Twitter, Mill added, "Just don't let us catch you coward!
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"So you'll tell your parents for me," he asks, cementing his fate as a coward.
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Yet just as importantly, faced with other angry white men, Trump is invariably a coward.
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Following the release of "God Hates a Coward"—how's that for a lead single title?
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"I want to expose that coward so bad," Pollack wrote on Twitter at the time.
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But General McKenzie backed up Mr. Trump's characterization of Mr. al-Baghdadi as a coward.
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Cruz responded by calling Trump a "sniveling coward" for dragging his wife into the campaign.
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In an interview on the MMA Hour, Jones called Cormier a coward for this offer.
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"Today our daughter Jeanne was the victim of a coward," Christelle Lorho wrote on Facebook.
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"Coward" recurs frequently, appropriate to a work in which people are often paralyzed by ambivalence.
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Many political pundits are calling the writer a coward for not revealing himself or herself.
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But maybe I was just a coward using opposition to the war as an excuse.
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Kendrick Perkins thinks Kevin Durant is a "coward" for signing with Golden State in 2016.
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Perhaps I'm being a coward, but I just don't want to discuss this with her.
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Donald, if you try to attack Heidi, you're more of a coward than I thought.
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Apparently she follows the Noël Coward rule when it comes to making the king of cocktails.
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Mayor Pete responded as if he was called a coward, but that simply wasn't the case.
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Michelle is an aspiring fashion designer and, for reasons that eventually become clear, a lifelong coward.
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Earlier Tuesday, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio described Saipov as a terrorist and a coward.
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Ted Cruz calls Donald Trump a "sniveling coward" in response to Trump's tweets about his wife.
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I should have done it years ago, but I was always too much of a coward.
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If you feel that strongly about stopping Trump, why stay on the sidelines like a coward?
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Yeah, but to them, I was a coward for not coming out right then and there.
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Although the show was a success, failing health prevented Coward from taking the production to Broadway.
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President Donald Trump is a "soulless coward, " San Antonio Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich told The Nation.
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Plato would never have allowed a character like Shakespeare's Falstaff — coward, braggart, deserter — on the stage.
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Peterson was called a coward by both President Donald Trump and Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel.
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She portrays this hero as a coward, and then she reduces him to a normal soldier.
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" The president tore into the author of that anonymous piece, calling them "an anonymous, gutless coward.
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"If you try to attack Heidi, you're more of a coward than I thought," Cruz wrote.
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There, she said, she met Noël Coward when she was working as a dancer in nightclubs.
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Catch The Coward at The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) from August 12 - 28, 2016.
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I just think it's sad John was such a coward that he caused that to happen.
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"When you're a bully victim & a coward, your options are suicide, or revenge," the post read.
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"I'm a coward; I run away from violence," he told the photography site ASX in 2013.
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Mr. Gantz's top strategist called his client a coward in a private conversation with his rabbi.
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"The coward of the past, the cowardly Mary, never would be racing right now," she said.
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At one point, Butch fires a gun at his son's feet and calls him a coward.
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I keep wanting to call myself a coward, but I am also right to feel scared.
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Multiple sources called Garden a "coward" for his handling of the strategy shift and resulting layoffs.
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" "I intend to kick your stingy, money-grubbing, sniveling coward of a butt out of Congress.
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"I'm not brave, I call myself the most coward of the world's dissident artists," he said.
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If you want confirmation that God is dead here you go: A NOTE TO THE COWARD WHO SUBMITTED AN EXTREMELY RAUNCHY VIDEO OF A WOMAN GETTING DAGGERED IN A CLUB BUT DELETED IT BEFORE WE GOT A CHANCE TO REVIEW IT: Stand in your truth, you coward.
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No, she had been a silly superficial coward, but she had done nothing to be ashamed of.
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Seriously, though, whoever is using my family's ShowTime account to watch The Bratz Movie: show yourself, coward.
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In one scene, Gandhi is referred to as a "fattu", a Hindi slang word for a coward.
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There is a scene in the movie The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
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These recent acts are the acts of a coward and nothing more than terrorism, pure and simple.
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But I can see right through that and I can see that he's truly just a coward.
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Yes. Does purposefully ignoring or waving away the import of politics in art make you a coward?
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The man who mowed down pedestrians and cyclists in Lower Manhattan was a terrorist and a coward.
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"This coward should do the right thing and resign," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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"We will follow every lead (to) ... apprehend the coward or cowards" who killed her, Raymond told reporters.
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President Donald Trump, for instance, called him a "coward" who "didn't have the courage" when to act.
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So I'm going to go with Taka, who is, respectfully, a coward and a waste of space.
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It's one thing to load a weapon — no one wants to look like a coward in battle.
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"Fire is the devil, hiding like a coward in the smoke," says the Log Lady without stuttering.
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It's dishonorable, and it only shows that person for the coward that they are," she said. "Mr.
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"Do not call me a coward, Rosie," Hasselbeck seethed at one point, with betrayal in her voice.
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" However, he continued with this bracing passage: "But we despise no less the coward and the voluptuary.
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Megyn Kelly, a former Fox News host who now works at NBC News, called him a coward.
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"A coward walked into my family's church today" and shot a bishop, a relative posted on Facebook.
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Second, Falstaff is a liar, a thief, a sponge, a coward and, if occasion demanded, a murderer.
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" Ted Cruz responded by calling Trump a "sniveling coward" and demanded Donald "leave Heidi the hell alone.
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That realization -- relief even -- that you weren't a coward, you didn't run and you did your duty.
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In the end, he'll show up in order to avoid, among other things, being called a coward.
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One is the coward, who forces himself to do bad things for the purpose of saving himself.
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So I don't know what year it was, but it was very artistic, very Noël Coward-ish.
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Deutsch called Trump a "pathetic, sniveling, little man" and a "coward" for failing to condemn such groups.
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"It Isn't All Mink," by Ginette Spanier, with an introduction by Noël Coward, first published in 1959.
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Cruz responded in kind, saying Trump would be a "coward" if he attacked the Texas senator's wife.
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Giovanna: I've always been a coward so, being honest—graveyards, that kind of stuff, I never did.
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The man had written in a newspaper that Jackson was "a worthless scoundrel, a paltroon, and a coward."
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Colbert called him a "coward" and a "chicken" for not returning as a guest to the Late Show.
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But the video and the call logs are originally what prompted the sheriff to label him a coward.
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I often joke about shoving the phone up my ass, but have not, because I am a coward.
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I don't know if I am a coward or being kind to myself by letting sleeping dogs lie.
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"Coward @jeffsessions has to go," one account said Wednesday, minutes before Sessions finally resigned at the president's request.
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Their fearless leader has in turn acted as a coward by refusing to condemn violence persistently and unequivocally.
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By skipping the debate, Trump is giving the other candidates a chance to brand him as a coward.
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The president and his team cried foul, calling on the unnamed "coward" to resign (The New York Times).
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Acosta, as U.S. attorney, had been a prosecutorial coward who should never have been appointed secretary of Labor.
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Samwell Tarly was introduced on "Game of Thrones" as a self-admitted coward who joined the Night's Watch.
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DC: Remember jones I didn't call u coward when u moved our 1st fight due to injury hypocrite.
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Sharif visited the wounded in hospitals and described the attackers as a "coward enemy trying for soft targets".
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He was portrayed as a traitor and a coward and his boxing license in New York was revoked.
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" Pelosi called Trump a "coward when it comes to helping our kids who are afraid of gun violence.
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Cruz, for his part, called Trump a "pathological liar," a "sniveling coward," a "serial philanderer" and "utterly amoral."
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The White House has aggressively pushed back on the piece, calling the author a traitor and a coward.
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" Cuomo has long been a critic of President Trump, calling him everything from "un-American" to a "coward.
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Jeff tells you the RIGHT way to play the hand and BLASTS Barkley as a straight-up coward.
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Speaking to reporters in Catalan, Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau called Rajoy a coward and said he should resign.
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" Peterson said in the minds of the public, you are either a "hero or a coward, and that's it.
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She sells it and, stunned by the demand for such artefacts, decides to falsify a letter by Noel Coward.
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" Most of Laclos's contemporaries, Coward said, "read the book as though it were a user's manual for aspiring seducers.
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Instead, her dashes out of the store like a coward, likely assuming the authorities might be called on him.
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No man, at least not since Noël Coward, wore a dressing gown with more slippery ease or dangerous intent.
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He said "real men" don't attack women and called Trump a "sniveling coward" for bringing Heidi into the hostility.
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"I think the defendant is a coward and a punk," a member of Loucks&apos family said in court.
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"The cruelty of having one's reputation sullied by an anonymous coward is agonizing," he said following Judge Recana's decision.
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So, Davidson, to you I say: Meet me in the lobby of 30 Rock for a rumble, you coward.
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The Cruz campaign denied involvement with the ad and on Tuesday called Trump a "coward" for attacking Heidi Cruz.
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She spoke of English lessons with Noël Coward, and hobnobbing with the likes of Marlene Dietrich and Ernest Hemingway.
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" He then follows up his homophobic slur with a racist one, calling a woman a "coward c***k bitch.
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But I am not going to be a coward, in any way, from doing what I think is right.
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" The tweet prompted Cruz to call Trump a "sniveling coward" and tell him to "leave Heidi the hell alone.
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This is why veterans supported McCain and not a coward like trump John McCain in 2008 defending Barack Obama.
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"Donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone," Cruz reportedly said after a tour in Wisconsin.
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One man threatened to "spill the beans" about the other's wife; the other responded with a "sniveling coward" quip.
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Edward Snowden has been called many names over the last couple of years: hero, traitor, patriot, dissident, genius, coward.
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I don't have a line, but I do have a tactic: Challenge Trump's manhood and call him a coward.
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Sheen denied his ex-wife's allegations against him and called her a "coward" in a statement to The Blast.
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Cowards — and I strongly believe every sexual predator is a coward — will continue to try and prey on women.
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"My friend was giving an interview when some coward peppersprayed her," Robles's friend wrote on Twitter, posting the video.
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You might think that I was being a coward, that I couldn't face the man I was stealing from.
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I believed anyone who hadn't experienced a traumatic event like what I had been through was naïve or a coward.
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I'm not a coward, so I picked the largest tree option: a Balsam fir in the 6 to 7' range.
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That kind of talking mannequin that is Josh, he's also kind of a coward, he doesn't know who he is.
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Baghdadi was vicious and violent, and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying.
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Over the next three years, Israel mimicked the distinct voices of numerous literary icons, including Dorothy Parker and Noël Coward.
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The ethics of gun laws are discussed, but the dice are loaded by making the liberal-leaning character a coward.
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Verhofstadt "should be ashamed of himself because, like a coward, he bowed to the pressure from the establishment", Grillo wrote.
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He would call me a coward and threaten to "rearrange my fucking face" if I even looked at him wrong.
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Tell Melania that she will go down in history as the enabler of a bully, a liar, and a coward.
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"They become part of your world like a character does in your mind when you watch a movie," Coward said.
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Many speakers addressed Jazmine's killer directly on Saturday, calling him a coward and pleading with him to turn himself in.
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Trump and the White House responded with fury and speed, labeling the author as a "coward" and discrediting the Times.
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He's even mocked Trump as a "coward" and poked fun at the controversy over the size of his inauguration crowd.
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Coward is ufc 151 DC: Jon jones I have never been afraid of you or anyone in my entire life.
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It's chilling in its directness: less a character study than the ballad of a coward who has to face consequences.
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Oz told me Netanyahu was a "coward," the anti-Rabin in his inability to have a big or generous thought.
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America's greatness has given this coward a spine that only amplifies his bluster and bullying, his disrespect and his deceptions.
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The constant attempt to shift blame and accept none is a serious character flaw and the mark of a coward.
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Tanya Caulder of Coward, S.C., found a giant tree in her front lawn after spending two nights at a shelter.
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And Gabriel as well, going from a buttoned-up coward to a fighter and brawny wearer of tucked-in undershirts.
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I often feel like a coward: There are many facets of my life I do not share with my parents.
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"He was a single coward shooter," San Juan County Sheriff Ken Christesen said at a news conference by law enforcement.
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What is that old saying — a brave man dies but once, a coward employs a mix of benzodiazepines and alcohol?
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"A soldier who goes to war fearful of dying is a coward," Eduardo Bolsonaro said in a message on Twitter.
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He called Mr. Trump a "coward" and an easy mark, urging future terrorists to do their best to "surprise" him.
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"I fought the guerrillas in combat, fighting gun to gun, and not like a coward or a psychopath," he said.
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Trump has never reacted to San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who last year called him a "soulless coward," either.
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On Noisey: Don't Fuck It Up When Picking "Our Song" in a New Relationship In the end, I was a coward.
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Only a stupid unintelligent coward and insecure - I would add a maniac, would rip a tender age child from his mother.
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Around 200 people chanted "Coward!" and booed as Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan attended an event in the heavily Democratic state.
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" He raised his voice and looked straight into our cameras: "Donald, you're a sniveling coward, and leave Heidi the hell alone.
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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, Oceans Eleven-Thirteen Sure, I'll marry charming criminal Brad Pitt. 9.
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And in 1954, "Lady Windermere's Fan" was turned into an operetta called "After the Ball" by none other than Noël Coward.
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Sanders in a statement Wednesday ripped the author, calling him or her a coward and saying he or she should resign.
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" Greenwald repeatedly called Nunes a coward before the Brazilian journalist pushed Greenwald's face and said, "I'll show you who has courage.
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Coward said that every top school seeks to understand your qualifications while assessing your critical-thinking, interpersonal, reasoning, and communication skills.
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"Remember, you don't have to be the next Steve Jobs or Sheryl Sandberg to have something valuable to share," Coward said.
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Noël Coward once called in despair in the middle of the night: He needed more Scotch to keep Marlene Dietrich entertained.
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" Dean took to Twitter Sunday night to rip into Trump with repeated insults, calling him a "coward" and a "frightened person.
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PJ always called him a coward when he refused to go to the protests with her, and maybe she'd been right.
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OWARD Missing C = COWARD Missing C is at the front, or head, of the word, which makes this a HEADLESS CHICKEN.
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"Instead of seeing the tortured love of my life, I finally saw a liar, a manipulator, and a coward," she said.
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He brought a special poignancy to the Noël Coward standard "If Love Were All," a lament about the loneliness of celebrity.
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In her 60s, she met Noël Coward, then in his 20s, when he rented a cottage near her home in Kent.
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He has called Mendoza a thief, a coward, a hypocrite, a traitor, a bandit, an oligarch, and a long-haired devil.
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Essendine, a role associated with Albert Finney, Peter O'Toole and Coward himself, will be played by a thinly mustachioed Kevin Kline.
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Ms. Dancila, for her part, has labeled him arrogant and a coward for refusing to face her in a public debate.
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Sentencing him at London's Old Bailey Court, judge Andrew Edis said he was "a coward, a violent bully and a paedophile".
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In 1966, just after directing the Coward play, he directed "After the Rain," John Bowen's play about survivors of a flood.
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Gabriel was a big coward and tried to sell Rick down the river when he entered the show on season five.
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"You are a coward unless you come here and debate the points that you apparently believe so much in," Al-Marayat said.
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"He's a coward," Booker's father, Pierre, told NBC-DFW, adding that his daughter has faced hatred in the past for being transgender.
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"White dared not risk being browbeaten by an Indian nor did he want to be called a coward," according to the story.
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Coward wrote in his introduction to Les Liaisons dangereuses that even now, it's impossible to know Laclos's intentions in writing the book.
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He even drew accusations from his only remaining leadership rival, Jeremy Hunt, of being a coward for avoiding head-to-head debates.
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"When I first came off them, my body went through hell, but I finally feel like I've turned a corner," Coward said.
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All of this comes to a head when the Office For Professional Responsibility officially gets that tape Gregg The Coward sent them.
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His rival, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, on Monday described Johnson as a "coward" for avoiding public head-to-head debates with him.
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When Veronica tries to explain the vice grip her parents have over her life, Betty basically calls her a coward and liar.
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Cruz said Tuesday he is not affiliated with the super PAC and tweeted that Trump is a "coward" for attacking Heidi Cruz.
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Cage, on the other hand, takes a steady trial-and-error approach to evolve from petty coward to signature Cruise action figure.
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Perhaps Trump, a known coward, would not have called NATO obsolete back in 2016 if Stoltenberg had been standing next to him.
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Mr Trump sought revenge by retweeting an unflattering picture of Mrs Cruz's wife, Heidi; whereupon Mr Cruz called him a "snivelling coward".
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Hannity told her she had no reason to be humiliated because a "jackass, coward, gutless, spineless extremist" threw the drink at her.
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I pulled up a chair feet away from the "liver-coloured water swirling by," as another famous guest, Noël Coward, put it.
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Zendejas, who had previously been cut by the Eagles, called Ryan "the fat little guy" and denounced him as essentially a coward.
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Coward described this moment as "the exciting part of the application process" because it's a "blank sheet" that's yours to write on.
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His five-month old he will never hear talk, he will never see his son walk ... because a coward took his life.
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In a statement on Friday, State Senator Diane J. Savino called the arsonist a "coward" and condemned the "hateful and senseless" attacks.
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I'm fortunate to be a coward, to have a low threshold of fear, because a hero couldn't make a good suspense film.
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"The big coward," he shouted, referring to then-Prime Minister David Cameron, and attacking him for inviting a "foreign visitor" to London.
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Iran is a bully and a coward; while it seeks to provoke, the last thing it wants is a true military confrontation.
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You have no reason to be embarrassed and humiliated because some jackass coward, gutless, spineless, you know, extremist did this to you.
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From the coward to the shortchanged to the victim to the apologizer, study these personality types to avoid becoming one of them.
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Meek sends out a clear warning to the perpetrator, calling him a coward ... and telling him he better hope Meek and co.
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The Negro has never before been drafted and has yet to prove himself disloyal or a coward in the time of danger.
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Three young artists explore the complicated intimacy of color and line in this elegant group show named after a Noël Coward play.
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And he knew that Republicans would blast him as a coward who was trying to curry favor with the likely future president.
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So stung were some fans by his decision that they burned his No. 35 jersey and turned to calling him a coward.
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"But that's a case where somebody was outside, they're trained, they didn't react properly under pressure or they were coward," Trump added.
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How shall I ever read "The Great Gatsby" without seeing a middle-aged gigolo who vaguely resembles Noël Coward with a mustache?
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In return, Cruz defended his wife's honor, calling Trump a "sniveling coward" for involving her in the rancorous political back and forth.
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Scott spent yesterday at a rally for Senate hopeful Beto O'Rourke, who is trying to depose unconscionable coward Ted Cruz in Texas.
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Nevertheless, as Hyperallergic reported, Kahn's only surviving commercial work, the Coward Shoes store in Philadelphia, was demolished with little attention in 2014.
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The former sheriff&aposs deputy resigned after the massacre amid an investigation into his actions and was dubbed a "coward" by President Trump.
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"People who were there at the time call him a coward, and the people who were not there give him awards," Radner said.
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"The cruelty of having one's reputation sullied by an anonymous coward is agonizing," Mr. Woods said in a statement provided by his lawyer.
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Balance & Composure was coming to an end, so Jon put out a record with Wicca Phase under the name Coward—it's really dope.
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"This man in the Oval Office is a soulless coward who thinks that he can only become large by belittling others," Popovich said.
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Noël Coward saw it coming in "Blithe Spirit," and gave us Madame Arcati, the medium, as a solid counterweight to his seductive wraith.
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Cruz, in turn, referred to Trump as a "sniveling coward" and a "big loud New York bully" -- among many, many other things. 6.
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The paper also branded Trump a coward for canceling a visit to the heavily fortified border area that separates North and South Korea.
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Coward countries seek capriciously granted, and just as easily withdrawn, exemptions but the damage to the international order of free trade is ongoing.
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With her coltish humor, Waller-Bridge is better placed in a lineage of chic and cutting wits—more Noël Coward than Lena Dunham.
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In the special, "Beta Male," he strides across the stage, projecting swagger even as he jokes about being a coward or a creep.
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As the story proceeds, it quickly becomes obvious that the irresolute and utterly selfish Peter is a chronic liar and a moral coward.
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He then threatened to "spill the beans" on Heidi Cruz, inspiring the Texas senator to call the businessman a "sniveling coward" in retaliation.
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The video was meant to argue that Mr. Wolf had been "hiding behind false and negative attack ads like a coward," he said.
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If I wanted just to be entertained by sheer wit and satirical barbs, it would be Dorothy Parker, Oscar Wilde and Noël Coward.
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"Donald Trump is an absolute coward for pardoning a man who engaged in racist police practices," said Representative Ruben Gallego, Democrat of Arizona.
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"I must answer that no one wants to be thought a coward," one of the officers said to explain why he kept killing.
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"A gun-free zone to a maniac, because they're all coward, a gun-free zone is 'let's go in and attack,' " he said.
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The White House has criticized the piece, with White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders saying the "coward" who wrote it should resign.
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Yes, Coward was a terrible snob, and there is a certain smugness about "Present Laughter" that it's best not to examine too closely.
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That idea came into relief, in both senses, in "Little Shop" and "Private Lives," the sour Noël Coward comedy of divorce and infidelity.
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Kevin Kline can step out of the silk dressing gowns as Moritz von Stuelpnagel's revival of this Noël Coward comedy finishes its run.
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Many of the allegations in the suit target Peterson, who has been decried as a coward for his response when the shooting erupted.
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Trump has repeatedly assailed the author as a "coward" and "gutless," and called on The New York Times to release the author's identity.
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Mr. Cuomo called Mr. Trump "un-American," a "coward" and tied him to "sexism, racism, bigotry, and intolerance" in just the last week.
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Pichai has also received volumes of insults, but mostly from people accusing him of being a "coward" and apparent suppression of free speech.
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"This man in the Oval Office is a soulless coward who thinks that he can only become large by belittling others," Pop said.
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"Like the schoolyard bully, our criminal justice system harasses people on small pretexts but is exposed as a coward before murder," Leovy writes.
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So we would recommend going in, getting a drink and hiding out a bit like a coward whose greatest fear is naked women.
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MACCALLUM: OK. So coming up here, the police officer who was accused of being a coward during the Parkland massacre is now opening up.
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Hiding behind a computer and putting people down, especially for the color of their skin doesn't make you cool, it makes you a coward!
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A bear or a deer, too, has got to be scared of a coward the same as a brave man has got to be.
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Earlier Friday, Trump called Peterson a "coward" and during his CPAC speech he attributed that cowardice to a lack of love for the students.
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And she continued to get away with it: Two of her forged letters ended up in The Letters of Noël Coward, published in 2007.
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"Donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone," Cruz told reporters in Wisconsin, pointing his finger at the cameras for emphasis.
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If you read them, you cannot believe she was able to write in the voice of Noel Coward, or Dorothy Parker, or Louise Brooks.
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The avalanche is a central part of the movie and follows the marital tension that happens after the husband acts like such a coward.
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" Cruz responded on by saying that the ad was not from him and if he went after his wife, then Trump is a "coward.
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He was previously nominated for Best Supporting Actor in 2008 for his role in The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
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"I told him he would pay for what he did to people and that it took a coward to kill other people," she said.
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Mariana Godoy, a popular TV personality with more than 370,000 Twitter followers, called him a liar and a coward in a tweet on Wednesday.
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Peterson, who's been labeled the so-called "Coward of Broward County," was initially suspended without pay, but eventually resigned 8 days after the shooting.
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A battle of wits ensued with Metatron eventually calling his fellow bar patron a "coward" for not stopping his sister Amara's streak of terror.
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Those who cannot recognize and imitate greatness will never achieve it, and will live our days in shame, just like Jesse Lingard, the coward.
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If someone doesn't agree with you — it's not just that you disagree — that person must be a coward or corrupt or a small thinker.
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Cody Full, a member of Bergdahl's platoon in Afghanistan when he disappeared from the base, called Bergdahl a "coward" in an interview with CNN.
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I need justice for my baby … For the coward who did this to him, you will pay, even if it not today or tomorrow.
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"We are not going to let a coward who would ambush police officers change our democracy," he said during a press conference Friday morning.
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Witty, name-dropping list songs dripping with innuendo by the likes of Noël Coward and Cole Porter are a treasured subgenre of Broadway musicals.
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Pitt's favorite movie he's ever participated in is "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Fordone," which he called "the worst-performing."
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North Korea gave its version of a diplomatic verdict Wednesday on President Trump's recent trip to Asia: He's a coward who deserves to die.
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Peterson Many of the allegations in the suit target Peterson, who has been decried as a coward for his response when the shooting erupted.
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A social coward, I debated with my parents the propriety of calling this tiny literary magazine's office in an effort to reach the editor.
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The drifter hung for murder, but the wounded citizen hung too and worse, because he died in shame as a coward and an outcast.
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Humphries taunted his former protégé, calling him a coward, and the following year, the men met again, this time with Mendoza as the victor.
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Mr. Peterson retired Thursday after Sheriff Scott Israel branded him "a coward" for failing to run into the building to try to save students.
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"The senseless act committed by this coward has shaken each of us, but we will endure," the sheriff wrote on Facebook on Friday morning.
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" He continued: "I never thought even for a moment of being scared or a coward because I was just doing things the whole time.
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BILL GOTTDENKERMOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. To the Editor: We have now confirmed that President Trump is a bit of a coward as well as a bully.
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Mr. Sison initially welcomed the peace overtures, but he later called Mr. Duterte a "hoodlum" and a coward for backing out of the talks.
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Coward, you feel, would approve of a production, and a star, that can be frivolous one minute and give us genuine feeling the next.
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Mr. Pompeo's behavior was that of a bully and a coward, but Mr. Trump's, in celebrating and congratulating him for it, is even worse.
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Trump's newest addition to his legal team Joe diGenova, however, called Wray "an embarrassment" and a "coward" for not being forthcoming about McCabe's firing.
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Among his early producing credits was "Together With Music," a 1955 album of music from a television special starring Noël Coward and Mary Martin.
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LaMarr Woodley is a coward who doesn't pay off his bets when his alma mater gets smoked by its rival ... so says Beanie Wells.
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"It's better to be a coward for a minute than dead for the rest of your life," is another gem Davos offers the young whippersnapper.
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She point-blank called him a "coward" for not being able to take a few jokes, pointing out that even Justin Bieber can do that.
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Peterson, who has since been branded by some as the "Coward of Broward," was charged with 11 counts this week, including felony child neglect charges.
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CROWLEY: The left has been doing this now for decades, these are Alinsky tactics, this is coward and paving at the border overwhelming the system.
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"Modi said coward terrorists had targeted females and kids which was highly condemnable and regrettable," according to the news agency, the Associated Press of Pakistan.
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Andrew Cuomo said that Saipov was radicalized in the U.S. and called him a "depraved coward" whose attempt to "instill terror" among New Yorkers failed.
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A fuller portrait began to emerge of the suspect who was described by the president as an animal and by the mayor as a coward.
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We are coming for you and there's no place for a heartless coward like you to hide that gets his thrill from killing little girls.
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As long as we do our part to tell the story with ceaseless coverage featuring the coward&aposs face and name these events will continue.
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Either way, Altman has more power than most people to take a stand against Trump, and his refusal to do so makes him a coward.
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Rae was hit with several criminal charges -- but when the time came to turn himself into authorities, he infamously ran like the coward he is.
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Comey's dramatic testimony drew invective from his former boss on Twitter, with Trump dismissing him as a leaker on Friday and a coward on Sunday.
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The ads have portrayed Trump as a misogynist, a liberal hypocrite, a draft-dodging coward, a con-artist, and a borderline criminal with mob ties.
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I hope you all can forgive me and move on from this because I'm so much more than this incident and I'm not a coward.
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"When you're a bully victim & a coward, your options are suicide, or revenge," the photo's caption reads over an image of a shotgun and ammunition.
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How he talks about himself, his actions and agency towards others, reflect someone who believes they are coward whether or not they are or not.
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One of the reasons we read literature as such is to know what it's like to be a criminal, a coward, a refugee, a pariah.
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I knew they were laughing at Noël Coward, but nevertheless, they had heard what I'd said, and I hadn't knocked over any of the furniture.
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The upside of having Donald Trump as commander in chief is that he is a coward, and the downside is that he is a fool.
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And ever the coward, he sends Kate, the American woman he eventually decides to marry, to convince Cio-Cio-San to give up their child.
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But if my daughter lit into a spineless coward like Rubio on national TV, I'd ask afterward if she wanted to celebrate with ice cream.
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" But Mr. Pompeo's harshest words were reserved for Julian Assange, calling the WikiLeaks founder a "narcissist" and "a fraud — a coward hiding behind a screen.
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Waiting outside Vic's hospital in the morning, she laid it out for him — killing Scotty, feeling that she owed Noah, being an all-around coward.
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President Donald Trump said last Friday that Peterson did a "poor job" and suggested he was a "coward" in how he responded to the shooting.
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In the final act of his political career he has also shown himself to be a coward, utterly unwilling to stand up to Trump's malfeasance.
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I do it just in case, or because I'm a coward, or at least because I'm not as courageous as your garden-variety Footsteps member.
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He's supporting Trump not because he's a coward or uncommitted to the vision of governing he proclaims, but precisely because he is committed to it.
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" In return, Cruz, speaking at a sheet metal factory in Wisconsin, labeled Trump a "sniveling coward" and called on Trump to "leave Heidi the hell alone.
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I want my murderer to know that I am not a coward like he is, hiding behind human shields while condemning thousands of innocents to death.
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"Modi said coward terrorists had targeted females and kids which was highly condemnable and regrettable," according to the state-run agency, the Associated Press of Pakistan.
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In a last-ditch effort to prove he's no coward, Richard tosses the bird he carefully nursed back to health with an eyedropper into a fan.
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While Gregg is a coward, Ford continues trashing around in his own eggo, telling off the OPR and calling them feeble for trying to censure him.
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At one point he asks Emily why her dad is even there -- her dad yells back, "That's my motherf***ing daughter" and calls Fabolous a coward.
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She also slammed Woods as a "coward" for partly blaming her behavior on alcohol during an appearance on Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook show Red Table Talk.
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Trump later retweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz, comparing it to a professional shot of Melania Trump, after which Cruz called him a "sniveling coward".
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These rounds were powerful enough that my crew guys just standing in a close proximity of a victim shot by this fucking coward received shrapnel wounds.
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It took a coward to sit but it took a man to stand, as when, battered almost to death, a boxer came out of his corner.
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"Not only is Mr. Pruitt a hypocrite, he's a coward," said Arvai, who is currently the director of the Erb Institute at the University of Michigan.
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Yet according to MBA admissions consultant Barbara Coward, the essay component has become even more critical to MBA admissions teams than it was in the past.
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Business Insider tapped Coward to share her admissions expertise on exactly how to nail the personal essay, including proven strategies to maximize your chance of success.
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"It does vary quite a bit depending on the school, and they do tend to use the two terms 'essays' and 'personal statement' interchangeably," Coward said.
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Download Edward Bayntun-Coward runs George Bayntun, a venerable bookbindery and rare books seller in Bath, England, that was founded by his great-grandfather in 1894.
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Twenty-three-year-old singer Joseph Coward was brought up as part of the church, in Essex, when it was known as the New Frontiers International.
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"The coward who wrote this book didn't put their name on it because it is nothing but lies," Grisham said in a statement to The Post.
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"I don't know why America would have a Noël Coward — it just seems culturally inappropriate," Greenberg continues after cooing over the child on his phone screen.
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Even people that like our band will put in some caveat like, 'Oh I like this band a lot but…' and it's like man, you coward.
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Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, said in a television interview that Mr. Ramaphosa was "a coward" and that the A.N.C. was paralyzed.
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" • In the official kickoff for her 2020 campaign, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand held a rally outside a Trump-branded hotel in Manhattan, calling the president a "coward.
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For the rest of the episode, Hill joined Meyers and Jones on the couch, munching on popcorn and discussing whether or not Theon is a coward.
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Hikind responded to the Knight Institute-AOC flareup Thursday night with the sort of vapid message common in his corner of the internet: Debate me, coward.
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Although she did not say who asked her, she told The Guardian that she was too much of a coward to venture into that dangerous world.
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Arden kept a chauffeured Bentley ("racing green with pink rugs," Woodhead said, in her Noël Coward accent) that ferried her the few blocks south to work.
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" In return, Cruz, speaking at a sheet metal factory in Wisconsin, labeled Trump a "sniveling coward" and called on Trump to "leave Heidi the hell alone.
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Mr. Shrubsole has composed a Coward-esque song, "Everyday a Little More Like Me," that ties his self-discovery to his intoxication with New York City.
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He'd probably think that I was a coward for going to an old—maybe even dying—professor to investigate, and not straight to the Pawong themselves.
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As for all that brittle, passion-concealing wit and straight-faced deception, wasn't that the stuff of old-guard West End masters like Coward and Rattigan?
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I think one thing I'm reacting to in praising the prequels is that George Lucas, whatever he is, is no coward, and he took real risks.
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A perfect martini, said Coward, should be made by filling a glass with gin, and then waving it in the general direction of a bottle of vermouth.
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She served six months of house arrest and five years of probation for her crime but never regretted mimicking icons such as Dorothy Parker and Noël Coward.
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"However, the allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue."
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"The assertion that Baghdadi died as a coward was, in any case, contradicted by the fact that rather than be captured, he blew himself up," he wrote.
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It was Richard Spencer who organized a surprise rally like a coward and surrounded himself with a security detail while his followers were tear-gassed and arrested.
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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (slow push in)20th Century Women (creep out)Marnie (turns away)The Passenger (distracted)The Candidate (sudden)
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"Donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone," he told reporters in Wisconsin, calling on Republicans to unite around his candidacy and defeat Trump.
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Schettino was lambasted by the Italian media and branded "Captain Coward" for leaving the stricken ship while a chaotic night-time rescue operation was in full flow.
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" In a lengthier email to the Post, she said "The coward who wrote this book didn't put their name on it because it is nothing but lies.
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Irony — or "iron-y," as she jokes to Noël Coward, confessing how odd it feels to have English hotel staff press her gowns — is her dominant register.
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" The actor has also appeared in several period films, including 2007's "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" and Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds.
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Mr. Comstock's expression while singing the song, written by Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray with added lyrics by Coward, was a deadpan believe-it-or-not stare.
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Conway worked for Cruz, who savaged Trump as a "sniveling coward" during the primary, then managed to work her way into Trump's inner circle, and stay there.
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"Not only was it a cop-out, I think [Mueller] was a coward," Levin said on Fox News, arguing that Mueller "didn't have a case" against Trump.
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Haqq previously left a comment on her own Instagram account that appeared to label Woods a "coward" who refused to accept blame for her hookup with Thompson.
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One morning over breakfast, Atilano told us that he would prefer for his children to see him in a grave than to see him as a coward.
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" In a separate email to The Post, Grisham added: "The coward who wrote this book didn't put their name on it because it is nothing but lies.
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The corrupt, compromised, coward & congenital liar Adam Schiff Show on Capital Hill, brought to you by his raging psychotic Democrats & the top allies in the Media Mob.
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Lee sets out to improve the epistolary record (and increase the asking price) by fabricating dazzling missives from the likes of Parker, Lillian Hellman and Noël Coward.
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" The newfound "forever friends" shared a common perception of the shooter, described by Sifford as "a hateful coward -- to come in and shoot children and innocent people.
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The fear of being seen as a coward or hypocrite hasn't motivated those who are standing in the way of reducing gun violence so far, after all.
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His voice is neither large nor particularly rich (nor was Coward's), but his phrasing has the lightness and drollery, and the occasional bite, that's ideal for Coward.
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And I felt in my skin and in my bones and in my teeth that not fighting for that better world would make me a fucking coward.
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Truth be told, you don't even feel like a real champ, you have hard time sleeping at night huh knowing that you took the coward way out!!!
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As they called him a coward, a rat, a punk and Satan, Bulger kept his head down and showed no emotion as he scribbled on a pad.
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The production, staged at the Queen's Theater in London in 212, was "Suite in Three Keys," a trilogy of Coward plays set in the same hotel room.
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Alice narrates the book in galloping flapper banter, and the characters surrounding her respond in kind, all equally witty, like the troupe in a Noël Coward play.
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However one former victim of IRA violence called McGuinness a "coward," protesting that his previous life as head of the IRA has been seemingly forgotten and forgiven.
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The two also share a philosophy on terrorism, with Gingrich getting in on the "Obama is a coward for not saying 'radical Islam'" game years before Trump.
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Ronda Rousey is a coward with no heart -- so says Cris "Cyborg" Justino who tells TMZ Sports if Ronda wants to fight, she's all the way down!
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Since Kill Bill, Parks has been as busy as he's ever been, appearing in Argo, Red State, and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
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Here are some highlights: Cruz, who back in 2016 called Trump a "sniveling coward," has yet to respond to the offer of a rally or the proposed billboard.
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" In February, surveillance video footage that showed Peterson appearing to stand calmly in place during the rampage infuriated the public, who labeled him the "coward of Broward County.
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Hiding behind anonymity and smearing the President of the United States does not make you an "unsung hero", it makes you a coward, unworthy of serving this Nation.
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Then a full-time cast member on RHONJ, Wakile called Giudice's father "a coward" and Giudice's mother "a f—— liar" as the two cousins argued over family drama.
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When her biography-writing career dries up, Lee uses her wit to imitate the distinct voices of iconic writers, like Dorothy Parker and Noël Coward, in forged letters.
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He explains in this interview with Canada's CBC that the draft board reasoned being branded as a coward for the rest of his life would be ample punishment.
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"He was laughing and he thinks he is so tough, but he is a coward," Abdul Aziz, who charged the gunman during the attacks, told the Brisbane Times.
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When Wendy travels to Manhattan to try to reason with Kimmy and Titus, the reverend's girlfriend describes the experience as being straight out of a Noel Coward play.
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" Ted Cruz has repeatedly slammed Trump for attacking his wife, describing Trump on Thursday as a "sniveling coward" and telling the businessman to "leave Heidi the hell alone.
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Seth Moulton, who served as a marine in Iraq, "You remain a frickin' coward" when Moulton dropped out of the race to be the next Democrat presidential candidate.
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He tweeted it out, and then he deleted it like a coward so he could say, 'Oh, that was just a mistake,' but he knows what he's doing.
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He is a coward because he dressed up for his video like some general of a Latin American Junta or as a chief of the Tumba-Yumba tribe.
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So he certainly did a poor job, but that's a case where somebody was outside, they're trained, they didn't act properly under pressure, or they were a coward.
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Scot Peterson, the Broward County deputy stationed at Stoneman Douglas High, has been called a "coward" by President Trump and assailed by his own boss, Sheriff Scott Israel.
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Netanyahu has portrayed Gantz, 60, as a "coward", saying he would need Arab politicians' support in parliament to form a government and that they would tie his hands.
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Defensive and given a microphone, Mr. Trump derided the unnamed author as an "anonymous, gutless coward," and repeated his calls for The Times to reveal the person's identity.
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"It got taken away by a coward and an abuser enabled by a system that let her and her children down in an unforgivable way," Mr. Williams said.
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He gets a "Coward of the County" Western arc, twice surrendering his gun to bad men who break his will, then finally winning his freedom in a shootout.
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Summer was dominated by a theater my parents ran, which involved putting on five plays, usually including one Shakespeare and often a Noël Coward or George Bernard Shaw.
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FÖ: First of all, no one should be classified as either a "signatory" or a "coward," which is what happened, because everybody shows their reaction in different platforms.
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So it would have been very unlikely for Coward to put all these kinds of campy [references] into any kind of correspondence that went out into the world.
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The two also share similar views on terrorism, with Gingrich getting in on the "Obama is a coward for not saying 'radical Islam'" game years before Trump did.
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The sheriff's deputy who received much of the criticism pushed back at the sheriff for portraying him as a "coward" and disputed that he had violated police protocol.
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Casey was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in 2007 for his role in The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, but this was his first win.
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Washington (CNN)A top Donald Trump aide called Mitt Romney a "coward" and Romney's allies "sore losers" as he pushed back against Republican critics of the party's presumptive nominee.
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According to Sports Illustrated, she condemned her former coach John Geddert at Twistars Gym, calling him a "coward" and a "disgrace" for being in charge while this abuse persisted.
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"Donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone," Cruz told reporters after a factory tour in Dane, Wisconsin, pointing his finger at the cameras for emphasis.
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Deontay Wilder tells TMZ Sports he's offered CRAZY money to Anthony Joshua to make their mega-fight happen, and if Joshua passes, it's proof the Englishman is a COWARD.
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It's culled from a variety of sources (photocopied jazz standards, out-of-copyright classics, and rough MIDI transcriptions), and covered in scathing notes-to-self ("NO PEDAL YOU COWARD").
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"These rounds were powerful enough that my crew guys just standing in a close proximity of a victim shot by this f***ing coward received shrapnel wounds," Keeter wrote.
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"These rounds were powerful enough that my crew guys just standing in a close proximity of a victim shot by this f***ing coward received shrapnel wounds," Keeter added.
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"I think this person is a coward," former Trump adviser Michael Caputo told The Hill, arguing the author was attempting to sow distrust among the president and his aides.
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" That's a very different tone toward Trump than Cruz took during the 2016 primary race -- when he called Trump a "sniveling coward" and a "big loud New York bully.
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Channel your 'inner archaeologist'As you go through this process, Coward said it could be helpful to tap into your "inner archaeologist" by mining your life history for essay fodder.
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Dad brands officer a 'coward' On Monday, Crump said that an independent medical review commissioned by the family showed Bradford Jr. had been shot three times in the back.
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In 85033, Mostyn took out a full-page ad in Texas newspapers labeling Perry a "coward" for refusing to debate White, who at the time was running for governor.
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In 21998 she appeared in "High Spirits," a musical version of Coward's "Blithe Spirit" (directed but not written by Coward), playing the ghost of the leading man's first wife.
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"Once again the tentacles of death have touched our family, this time at the hands of a coward, a scoundrel, a disgusting human being without any scruples," he wrote.
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" Calling Mr. Trump a "small and petty man" who is easily cowed by "strong women," Mr. Cruz said in front of reporters in Wisconsin, "Donald, you're a sniveling coward.
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In the last 30 years, he has written more than two dozen plays, his inimitable mix of wit, smarts and heart inviting comparisons to Noël Coward and Philip Barry.
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Cruz, you'll recall, ran for president in 2016, against a "sniveling coward" named Donald Trump, who insulted Cruz's wife and claimed his father was connected to the Kennedy assassination.
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She hasn't lost on Ravenwood (yet), she's shown up that coward Tom, and she sees the narrative she suggested at the beginning of the episode — "ATN under siege" — literalized.
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"Jeffrey Epstein robbed myself and all the other victims of our day in court to confront him one by one and for that he is a coward," she said.
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LOUIS LUCERO II Theater Kevin Kline can step out of the silk dressing gowns as Moritz von Stuelpnagel's revival of this Noël Coward comedy finishes its run on Sunday.
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"Anybody who is suppressing the vote because they know that those people will vote against them is a political coward," the Vermont Independent and former White House candidate tweeted.
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Instead I'll just say everyone in this room who left Lil Nas X to explain this himself as if he were making it all up is a fucking coward.
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She gave parties where George Gershwin and Noël Coward entertained and, accompanied by the novelist and man-about-town Carl Van Vechten, was an enthusiastic visitor to Harlem nightspots.
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"Please, remember that I do not lack valor, that I am not a coward nor timorous but rather act according to principles," AMLO wrote, according to the Associated Press.
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Gregg Popovich is absolutely fed up with President Trump ... calling POTUS a "pathological liar" and "soulless coward" for comments he made while talking about the deadly ambush in Niger.
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This is real allegation for that and it is a shameful, shameful act of a coward who is going after one-year-old and ten- year-old with down syndrome.
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" Then there's the real Cruz, a calculating, completely craven pol who can't bring himself to say he'd oppose a Trump nomination literally five seconds after calling him a "sniveling coward.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Branding him a liar, a coward or a joker, Europe's political class greeted Eurosceptic Boris Johnson's appointment as Britain's foreign minister with a chorus of dismay on Thursday.
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"I am so happy that justice is finally being served and there is accountability for the lack of action of the coward that Peterson was and is," Alhadeff told WPTV.
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Look, I get that Eugene is an oddball and a coward, but if he's going to be this obnoxious, I really wish somebody would just go all Lucille on him.
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In the first episode, fiery communications expect Michelle Vargas (The Flash's Jessica Camacho) rants about how anyone older than 27 is a coward and expresses admiration for the 27 Club.
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"I think when there's somebody as terrible as Trump running, you're a little bit of a coward by keeping it to yourself if you're really concerned about it," he said.
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"It doesn't look like there was any interaction between these officers and whoever the coward is who shot them while they sat in their cars," Parizek said, CBS News reported.
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We are here because Rod Rosenstein, a political coward, someone who was inadvertently made deputy attorney general, appointed Robert Mueller illegally with no evidence that any crime had been committed.
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Other nominations were for his work on Kundun, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, The Reader, Skyfall, Unbroken, and two other Villeneuve films: Prisoners and Sicario.
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" Then, in another thread, a YC alum alluded to Torba's behavior without mentioning him by name, prompting him to jump in: "Say my name when you talk about me, coward.
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Neatly depicting a prepossessing waiter, Ben Houghton also occasionally tinkles away at a grand piano and lends his tenor voice to several Coward songs such as "If Love Were All."
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The White House came out swinging against the op-ed after its publication on Wednesday afternoon, with press secretary Sarah Sanders calling on the "coward" behind the piece to resign.
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Nor did anyone argue with the characterization of Mr. al-Baghdadi as a coward after he detonated a suicide vest with children nearby on Sunday, killing them along with himself.
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In fact, it is the "debate me, coward" crowd that has made it impossible to have arguments in good faith, because they demand, unwittingly or not, to set the terms.
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Austin: When Shinji says "I'm a sneak, I'm a coward" I get why he believes that about himself because they've been hammering his bad feelings on himself the whole show.
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Yet the narrative—originating with the White House, tolerated by the media—was that he was a coward and a liar, and Bush, the draft-dodger, a warrior and hero.
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He is not only a bully, it seems to me, but also something of a coward, who lacks the force of his convictions — or who lacks basic convictions at all.
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" Likewise, Lt. Samuel Cooper wrote his wife, "The dangers we are to encounter I know not, but it shall never be said to my children: Your father was a coward.
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" Estelle Chen, the Victoria's Secret model, had a similar reaction, writing: "saying your accounts (both personal and official: Dolce & Gabbana) were hacked shows how much of a coward you are.
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Deontay Wilder just WENT OFF on Anthony Joshua -- saying he fought Andy Ruiz like a COWARD ... and says AJ will get "demolished" if they ever get in the ring together.
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He is fearless about making himself vulnerable to the reader; so fearless he is willing to say, over and over in this triumphantly humane book, that he is a coward.
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You're not a coward, and nor am I. And when you've survived everything your own mind has to throw at you, saving the world will feel a bit more feasible.
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Trump has railed in recent days about the publication of the anonymous op-ed, calling its author "gutless" and a "coward" while suggesting the op-ed could damage national security.
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You can imagine Ms. Smith at this stage in her career choosing to be part of a Wilde or Coward comedy, in which she wouldn't have to carry the play.
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" 8:15 AM PT -- Donald Trump Jr. responded to Fonda, calling him a coward who should stop bullying 12-year-old Barron and "pick on someone a bit bigger. LMK.
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Hundreds of people waited outside his town hall chanting, "Chaffetz is a coward" in a district where he was just re-elected with a margin of victory of 47 percentage points.
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The Nets have a handful of useful veterans, no prospects with star potential, and a dearth of draft picks thanks to the Assassination of Billy King by the Coward Danny Ainge.
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Trump attacked Comey again on Twitter on Sunday morning, calling Comey a coward and suggesting his decision pass his recollection of private conversations with Trump to the press could be illegal.
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In response to one of the show's best moments, they squeal and giggle with delight when a cast member playfully writes out "coward" on her shy love interest's omurice in ketchup.
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He may have been a victim or a coward, a casualty of repression or a man without qualities, but it was fear that led, or forced, him to forsake his principles.
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In a letter to her friend Alex Eliot, Diane castigated herself for being "a terrible coward, childish, hysteric, quitter," someone who would inevitably "lie down and let everything walk over" her.
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I knew that Melrose's caustic one-liners would make Noel Coward look like a lamb; that could guzzle gimlets as fast as he could train his eye on others with disdain.
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Hosono was originally called the "Lucky Japanese Boy," by American media, but he was soon labelled a coward for getting on a lifeboat, which many considered primarily for women and children.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also ripped the individual who wrote the piece, calling him or her a "coward" and saying they should "do the right thing and resign.
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Samoan tattooing can be very painful and those who cannot finish are labeled a coward, said tattoo artist Li'aifva Imo Leni, among the few Samoans who still practice the traditional art.
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With and without music, Ms. Darrieux had a long and varied stage career in France, taking on dozens of roles in works by Noël Coward, Françoise Sagan, Feydeau and other playwrights.
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" The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, later issued a statement deeming the Op-Ed piece "pathetic, reckless and selfish," adding: "This coward should do the right thing and resign.
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A. No. I think that the word coward, because it was in the context of a debate — you needed to get your points across in a very short period of time.
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Widely thought to be the last great contribution from a writer who went into theatrical decline, the play is receiving a welcome revival at the Noël Coward Theater through Sept. 28.
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Or, with the winds of modern morality at your back, you could lambaste Forster as a hypocrite and a coward who charged his characters with doing what he himself could not.
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First appearance: 1.4, "Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things"When he arrived at Castle Black, the self-proclaimed coward was made to fight while wearing a quilted brown coat and makeshift armor.
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Safaree thinks Meek's too much of a coward to face him 1 on 1, and it sounds like he has a play if Meek's boyz try again to beat his ass.
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"They've called me a quisling, a turncoat, a sellout, a coward, a wimp and a traitor," wrote Jordi Ballart, a Catalan politician who came out against independence, on his Facebook page.
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" He added: "We will follow every lead, wherever they may take us, and we will work to identify and apprehend the coward or cowards responsible for the brutal murder of Officer Payne.
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"An earlier version of this column included a sentence questioning whether Trump was right to call Baghdadi a coward because he blew himself up," Boot wrote late Monday in explaining the change.
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Journalist Jill Leovy captured the sentiment well in her book Ghettoside: Like the schoolyard bully, our criminal justice system harasses people on small pretexts but is exposed as a coward before murder.
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"You, Dan, are a coward and a poster boy for the need for an effective death penalty in California," Steve Herr, Herr's father, said in his victim impact statement to the court.
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One New York Post writer called him a gutless "phony" and stopped just shy of calling him a coward; another...well, about the same, but also compared him to Mike Tyson somehow.
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Fun fact: "Deliverance" was filmed on location in Georgia and Coward did his own stunts, including being dangled along the steep cliff in the scene after he was shot by Voight's character.
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Clearly he has PTSD, but it's the fantasy medieval ages, so everyone thinks he's just a coward and the only way for a coward's narrative arc to end is in self-sacrifice.
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"If you drive drunk, you, simply put, are a short-sighted, utterly useless, oxygen-wasting, human form of pollution — a Darwin‐award deserving, selfish coward," she says, looking straight into the camera.
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"The allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue," a statement from his lawyer said.
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"The coward who wrote this book didn't put their name on it because it is nothing but lies," the White House press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, wrote in an email to the Post.
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Coward noted that different schools not only have different expectations for essay formats and lengths, but some also even use different language on their websites to describe this component of the application.
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Kenneth Tynan's pieces about Noël Coward, Terence Rattigan, and John Osborne are not only intimate dialogues with the playwrights but, collectively, a descriptive narrative about how empire is changing and must change.
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A "poltroon," I read, is an "utter coward," which I knew; I didn't know that the word probably descends from the Old Italian poltrire , to laze around in bed, from poltro , bed.
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Mr. Trump's thinly veiled threat to execute those intrepid few who seek to advance the greater good at immeasurable sacrifice to their own should be seen as the act of a coward.
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Even though Irving was not in the building, fans constantly booed any reference to him and some even put up posters in the vicinity labeling the All-Star point guard "a coward".
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For example, in the same breath that Pelosi took offense to being accused of hating the President, Pelosi then leveled a personal attack at him by calling him cruel and a coward.
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"Allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue," attorney Joseph DiRuzzo said in a statement.
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On the other hand, Isabella's anger punishes Claudio, who might be a bit weak, a bit of a coward, but who hardly deserves to have his sister celebrating the prospect of his death.
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While they're on their way, and right before Yara and Ellaria make out in earnest, their ships are attacked by Euron, who takes Yara hostage as Theon — back in coward mode — watches helplessly.
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Coward told me that the model, when faced with a surfer in the ocean, is capable of picking selecting the surfer as most interesting, despite the fact that both are fast moving entities.
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But I think it's an interesting thing where like I work a desk job, and I work a comfortable desk job, and I don't go into dangerous regions because I am a coward.
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In The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007), he's a train robber as celebrity, radiantly and deliberately distant, refracted through the obsessive adoration of his eventual killer (Casey Affleck).
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But if you want to use it to hide, manipulate, and be combative because you're a coward who can't get their own life together, there's unfortunately plenty of internet for you as well.
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"I am afraid of being deported to Syria, not because I'm a coward, not because I don't know how to fight, but because I don't believe in fighting," he told Reuters via Skype.
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Click here to view original GIFCall me a coward, but getting bashed in the face by a scary Russian dude with a massive shield is not my idea of a good sporting time.
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Image: Wikimedia Commons The journey to the moon is a revelatory one: Windegger reveals himself to be a coward and Helius reveals his love to Friede, creating an awkward ride for everyone involved.
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"I challenge Ronald Reagan to a duel to the death because Reagan is a punk, a sissy and a coward," Cleaver said during a Stanford University speech in a clip from the film.
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In an interview with a Gaza-based news agency, Mahmoud Zahar, a Hamas leader in the Palestinian coastal enclave, called Mr. Lieberman a "loudmouth" and a "coward" and dared him to approach Gaza.
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"Allegations that Mr. Peterson was a coward and that his performance, under the circumstances, failed to meet the standards of police officers are patently untrue," his lawyer, Joseph DiRuzzo said in the statement.
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