She was a hypocrite; he was a crook, too, but an honest crook.
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If his statement, "I am not a crook," was not entirely true, at least he was our crook.
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In London, "your company can then be called crookedy crook crook crook" and you can still buy a property, he said, adding that it's not just the buyers that should be punished, but the lawyers, estate agents, and all others who enable the transactions.
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"She's a crook, and I'm not going to vote for a crook," Bailey said, adding that she would write in Sanders' name on the November ballot.
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There will be systematic inspection of all of her actions because someone who has been a crook in the past will be a crook in the future.
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James Comey by Jordan Crook on Scribd ( function() {
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I understand that political loyalty — he may be a crook, but he's our crook — is found in the entire spectrum of political ideologies, but sometimes loyalty can have disastrous outcomes.
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But … an ant with a crook and a flail?
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Crook & Marker was a confounding one for the group.
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To help get you there, our constructors and editors have hooked a FISH (1A) and shepherded a LAMB (34A) with a shepherd's crook to demonstrate the other revealer, BY HOOK OR BY CROOK.
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"I had no idea Frankel was a crook," he said.
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He's a lousy crook — and an even worse jailhouse lawyer.
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The burgeoning crook barely factors into ascension night after that.
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Hillary broke the law, pruger herself and is a crook.
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Crook & Marker Spiked & Sparkling drinks are made with organic alcohol.
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The Free State farmer gestures with his giant shepherd's crook.
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My little dog snuggles in the crook of my arm.
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Crook never slips out of that voice for a moment.
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I'd almost say that every Russian businessman is a crook.
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Japan's prosecutors, meanwhile, view him as a crook evading justice.
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Or will he come across as a crook seeking vengeance?
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Why did journalists keep putting this shameless crook on TV?
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Yoel was tucked tenderly in the crook of his arm.
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My favorite thing is that Richard Nixon's big famous quote, "the American people have to know whether their president is a crook, well, I'm not a crook" was in relation to his tax returns.
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You'd think they'd say great going, Don, let's beat this crook.
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"There's a bit of a mystery on every fire," Crook adds.
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Unfortunately for Crook, the former can often lead to the latter.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook and Lauren Del Valle reported from New York.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III and Steve Almasy contributed to this report.
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If Lynch accepts the FBI's recommendation, now she's a crook too.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook and Lauren del Valle reported from New York.
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"It makes people laugh," Robert Crook told the New York Post.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III and Kwegyirba Croffie contributed to this report.
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Crook & Marker seemed like it was going through an identity crisis.
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Crook was also not authorized to speak about the WeWork deal.
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Even Richard Nixon knew to say, 'I am not a crook.
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"Vote for the Crook: It's Important," his supporters' bumper stickers read.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III and Lindsay Benson contributed to this story.
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He knows Frank's a crook, but doesn't think he's a killer.
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But Cohen was clearly a crook before he met Donald Trump.
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A basket of fish hanging from the crook of her arm.
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"The second part is the conscious recognition of harm," Crook said.
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The two-bit crook -- or more accurately, the 2000 million-bit crook -- was a money processing manager for the Brink's Birmingham branch when he stole the money belonging to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, authorities said.
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CNN's Ray Sanchez, Sarah Jorgensen, and Lawrence Crook contributed to this report.
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Today's worker ant has a crook and flail And a monotheistic religion.
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I'm always going to make shit anyway, either by hook or crook.
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It&aposs not quite Richard Nixon, saying he was not a crook.
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Instead, by hook or by crook, I'll finally find a way in.
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Coughing or sneezing into the crook of your arm can't hurt either.
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CNN's Kevin Conlon, Lawrence Crook and Melanie Schuman contributed to this report.
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Crook did not respond immediately to a request for comment via LinkedIn.
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Fire behavior analyst Shelly Crook, Blue Team, is key to that endeavor.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III and Evan Simko-Bednarski contributed to this report.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook, Kwegyirba Croffie and Eric Levenson contributed to this report.
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CNN's Sheena Jones, Lawrence Crook and Polo Sandoval contributed to this report.
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What Does This Mean for You by Jordan Crook on Scribd ( function() {
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It was written by Anna Symon, not Anna Symon and Tim Crook.
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Crook recently voiced the rabbit Hawkbit in the "Watership Down" mini-series.
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Pluck the knife out with the crook of a finger and stab.
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Before becoming business partners, Crook and Maiolfi met in the second grade.
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And we hand crook close to 10 million candy canes a year.
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"We still have a lot to learn about animal pain," Crook concluded.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook, Ray Sanchez and Catherine E. Shoichet contributed to this report.
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Once a crook has yours, he has an easy path to your wallet.
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"I am nothing like Nixon because I am not a crook," Baldwin said.
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All of this cumulating in the TC Trivia Throwdown with editor Jordan Crook.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III, Tony Marco and Jillian Martin contributed to this report.
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CNN's Jean Casarez, Lawrence Crook III and Matt Rehbein contributed to this report.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III, Amanda Watts and Joe Sutton contributed to this report.
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To the right, a gorgeous horse nestles in the crook of the cliff.
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At worst many voters think she is a crook who cannot be trusted.
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First, it depends on where you are in your life, according to Crook.
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"I'm not a crook" is hardly an inspiring slogan for the Clinton faithful.
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What's stealthy about this "Black Crook" is its beauty, and its emotional punch.
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Rather, he's a crook who finally got caught, and is now facing justice.
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"We are going to do it by hook or by crook," he said.
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But dialects have complexities, and Crook appears to be a master of them.
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Benny is a small-time crook with a juicy operation in his sights.
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Concrete examples of the past: "I am not a crook," said Richard Nixon.
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It's about the crimes Cohen is saying that President Trump is a crook.
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He dislikes the way I look / Sometimes I think he is a crook.
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The crook of his knee bounced into Whitaker and he fell to the mat.
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Well, that's just chilling in a wallet, waiting until the crook comes to collect.
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A crook forms in his eyebrow and his blue eyes go wide and wild.
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CNN's Laura Ly, Ray Sanchez, Sarah Jorgensen, and Lawrence Crook contributed to this report.
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"This crook should be arrested when she arrives in Prince William County," he wrote.
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William Magear Tweed was a prodigious crook, elected to Congress before he turned 30.
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There's a fourth head on his shoulder, tucked into the crook of his arm.
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Clive Palmer and his spokesman, Andrew Crook, did not return phone calls from Reuters.
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The money for both projects is worth it, said its general manager, Jonathan Crook.
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According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Crook opted to leave his Cheetos behind.
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CNN's Lisa Respers France, Eric Levenson and Lawrence Crook III contributed to this report.
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Scammers aren't just cultural blips anymore; they've infiltrated every crevice and crook of society.
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DeepMind's relationship with Google, though, may create some trust issues for patients, Crook argued.
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"We're not suggesting investors should be dumping equity investments by any means," Crook said.
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"I have seen 'The Black Crook,' more than once," a contemporary of Barras says.
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And I've known her for a long time I don't think she's a crook.
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Crook, Jackson, Klamath, Lake, and Lane Counties all received failing grades for PM pollution.
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On Photography A woman holds a little dog in the crook of her arm.
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After all, the American people deserve to know if their president is a crook.
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Every crook and every dirty politician in the world, I bet, is in cryptocurrency.
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That said, they're asking for the public's help in IDing and nabbing this crook.
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Mr. Trump asserts that he is no crook despite abundant indications to the contrary.
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Whatever it takes to push stock prices up, by hook or crook, is cool.
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"These people will try by hook or crook to maintain the status quo," he said.
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At Norman Regional HealthPlex, interventional cardiologist Dr. Jeff Crook is preparing for Costello to arrive.
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CNN's John Newsome, Michael Pearson, Chuck Johnston and Lawrence Crook III contributed to this report.
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In an editorial, the Chinese government publication said the scandal could prove Hillary a "crook".
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One the one hand, violence is never the answer and her father is a crook.
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On at least a few features, Techcrunch's Crook believes consumers may want to lower expectations.
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The public saw that only a few times with Richard "I'm not a crook" Nixon.
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Crook then grabbed the bag and walked out, with the store manager in hot pursuit.
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CNN's Keith Allen, Lawrence Crook III, John Couwels and AnneClaire Stapleton contributed to this report.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III, Lorenzo Ferrigno, Dana Ford and Mariano Castillo contributed to this report.
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Under the moon, a naiad with blue hair extensions lounges in a willow tree's crook.
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They cuddle up at night and put their heads in the crook of my neck.
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Crook & Marker Spiked & Sparkling and Henry's Hard Sparkling Water both have an ABV under 5%.
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CNN's Gabriela Milian, Lawrence Crook III, Matt Rehbein and Laura Ly contributed to this report.
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Are you the last person in America to sneeze in the crook of your elbow?
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Security personnel carried riot helmets in the crook of their arms, like baskets of flowers.
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Direct it into the crook of your elbow, to avoid putting germs on your hands.
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It was clear that Tom Nook is still a crook, and I still hate him.
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"My father was always convinced you were a crook," she said she told Mr. Gerstein.
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Crook, becoming the first indigenous person to speak before a U.S. federal court in 1879.
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Hence the caustic slogan from the 2002 election, "Vote for the crook, not the fascist".
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A decade ago, when five shuttered sawmills and 20 percent unemployment defined Crook County, Ore.
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Effectively, Cohen was accusing the President of the United States of being a fellow crook.
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The rapper penned his first cookbook, From Crook to Cook, which hit bookshelves on Oct. 23.
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An agonizing wait Crook doesn't think Costello would have lived if it hadn't been for Jones.
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A lot of people are calling Donald Trump a lot of things. President. Liar. Hero. Crook.
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Enrique Ochóa, the PRI's president, called the PAN candidate "two-faced, a liar and a crook".
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"People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook," Nixon then says.
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So in the afternoon, Crook heads out with the firefighters and comes back with ground truth.
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And according to Devin Coldewey and Jordan Crook, it's as good as you've been hoping. 4.
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Parisians fondly remember the posters that popped up, urging: "Vote for the crook, not the fascist".
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After busting the front door down the crook nabbed $10k in cash and $12k in jewelry.
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And Jordan Crook took a minute to ask Kutcher if he had any advice for Twitter.
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This outfit subsequently financed "The Wolf of Wall Street", a Hollywood film about a hedonistic crook.
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"I think it pushes them over a ledge they've been holding themselves back from," Crook says.
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"People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook," he told reporters.
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A satellite image of New Orleans glowed in the crook between the Mississippi and Lake Pontchartrain.
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The symmetry of the itch, both thighs, the crook of each elbow, left ankle, then right.
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When that did little to calm him, she moved him into the crook of her arm.
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My glass bear sculptures reference Zuni fetish objects and the crook and flails of Ancient Egypt.
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The recipe comes from Snoop Dogg's cookbook "From Crook to Cook," which came out in 2018.
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In another crook, a toddler stomped his feet, creating a one-of-a-kind gyrating design.
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The Crook County boys pointed their arms at the mat to send energy into the fight.
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It speaks so beautifully for the NRA's true colors that they put this crook in charge.
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CNN's Lauren del Valle, Lawrence Crook III, Doug Criss, and Laura Ly contributed to this report.
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"He was a crook," one Egyptian said on Twitter after the government confirmed Mr. Mubarak's death.
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Everyone seems to think they will, by hook or crook, do it — but it's a tough order.
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You can see Zuckerberg's full prepared testimony below: Zuckerberg Statement to Congress by Jordan Crook on Scribd
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That means that if a crook acquired that code, it couldn't be used to make another purchase.
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He's a small-time crook who finished fourth in the Iowa GOP Senate primary back in 2014.
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" In September 2013, Trump did write a vague tweet about Schneiderman, asking if he was "a crook.
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Eleanor is literally a crook; her job before she died was selling worthless medicine to the elderly.
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She does perfectly fit in the crook of his leg, which is so many kinds of adorable.
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As you can see, not even a delicious banana will stop this crook from taking the cash.
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"We didn't get it right," Crook said in June, citing inadequate staff-retention incentives among the factors.
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Big Lies fall from Trump's lips with the frantic improvisation of a crook under an interrogation lamp.
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As Crook wrote: The high long-term returns achieved by Berkshire Hathaway required patience through extended underperformance.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III reported from Norristown, Pennsylvania, and Eric Levenson reported and wrote from New York.
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CNN's Jen Christensen, Drew Griffin, Alex Marquardt, Lawrence Crook III and Veronica Stracqualursi contributed to this report.
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"There could be more downside risk, particularly if the trade negotiations start to go sideways," Crook said.
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On his travels, he becomes friends with a small-time crook portrayed by "Transformers" star Shia LaBeouf.
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"It comes down to finding other ways to access money for lifestyle" and other purposes, Crook said.
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The neighborhood is tucked into a crook of Malibu Creek State Park, which has about 8,000 acres.
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The American people, however, have a right to know whether or not the president is a crook.
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CNN's Kristina Sgueglia, Brynn Gingras, Shimon Prokupecz, Sonia Moghe and Lawrence Crook III contributed to this report.
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"What the plaintiffs want the court to believe is that President Washington was a crook," he said.
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Chunk, as it turns out, is a badass — a crook in a coat of soft, brown fur.
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He's constantly forcing you into new surprise loans to upgrade your house; everyone knows he's a crook.
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This giant of a man carried the infant in the crook of his arm, like a football.
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"Adik is not a crook," the girl announced coldly, having finally stuffed the cat into its cage.
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Richard Nixon famously said that the American people deserve to know if their president is a crook.
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Barnum used his own staged photograph with Lincoln's "ghost" to prove Mumler was nothing but a crook.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt speaks with Jordan Crook at TechCrunch Disrupt 2019 on October 2, 2019 Joseph Gordon-Levitt speaks with Jordan Crook at TechCrunch Disrupt 2019 on October 2, 2019 He said that making art shouldn't be about the money or external validation — such as likes and subscribers.
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Reach back with your right arm to catch your foot or toes in the crook of your elbow.
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With even a few pieces of personal information, a crook can rake in big money at your expense.
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It's important," with Edwin Edwards's adopted slogan during his 1991 gubernatorial campaign in Louisiana, "Vote for the crook.
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"He's a liar, a manipulator, a crook, a brat, and a child," she replied with no hesitation whatsoever.
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Cabot had planned to appoint Crook as its chairman in preparation for the London listing, the person said.
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Unbeknownst to Leo, the guy was allegedly a hardcore crook, and when Leo found out he severed ties.
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There's the harried witness to the crime, and the third-string crook who helps with the frame job.
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You lug a bacterial swarm in the crook of your knee, and through my guts writhe helminth parasites.
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Donald Trump's former personal attorney had a simple message for Congress on Wednesday: The president is a crook.
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He's a crazed crook who has been physically upgraded to be, as he describes himself, the Black Superman.
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The alleged crook was caught on a security camera defecating in the driveway of a North Plainfield home.
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At the departmental trial, lawyers for Pantaleo argued that Garner's neck was in the crook of his elbow.
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Homemade butter curls need a simpler tool, often costing around $10 and resembling a miniature Bo Peep crook.
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From there the "hook" and "crook" design graphic, with the FISH and LAMB props, began to take shape.
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Lupo's location, in the crook of a strip mall behind a building on a highway, conjures Los Angeles.
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"My swan hook's broke," a waterman said to me, sadly holding a long pole like a shepherd's crook.
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It has now raised £1.5 million in seed funding after being founded by Rachael Crook and Sam Cohen.
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Wildenstein's former lawyer, Claude Dumont-Beghi, and loudly called the lawyer a "crook" while she spoke with reporters.
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Chunky leather boots grounded each look, while vintage-inspired bags were carried in the crook of the arm.
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Clinton a crook and a liar — a case the congressional committee investigating the Benghazi attacks failed to make. Mrs.
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Crook also believes that campaigns designed to encourage gender equality should address both men and women, not just men.
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CNN's Pilar Melendez, Sarah Jorgensen, Rob Frehse, Lawrence Crook III, Randi Kaye and Nadeen Shaker contributed to this report.
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" Sampson noted that Monk's associates had described him as "a small-time crook [who] would do anything to survive.
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Half the country thinks Clinton is a crook, and the other half thinks Trump is a racist and misogynist.
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He's an amoral crook who suggests there's no real good or bad side in Star Wars' endless interplanetary conflicts.
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Then, starting at 7pm, we head into the main event: the TC Trivia Throwdown with Jordan Crook (that's me!).
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Then, at the top of your lungs, yell "Dab!!!" while sticking your face into the crook of your arm.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III and Jean Casarez reported from Norristown, Pennsylvania, and CNN's Madison Park wrote from San Francisco.
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This firm subsequently financed "The Wolf of Wall Street", a Hollywood film about a hedonistic crook, starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
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"I've been crook for the past six months, and having all sorts of tests," Meads said in a statement.
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On November 5, Matt Crook picked up a Big Mac Extra Value meal on his way home from work.
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It was simple: a 1-by-1-by-6-inch black plastic box with a crook in the middle.
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The result, of course, is the opposite — the silenced dissenter emerges as the righteous accuser, the tyrant as crook.
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But then he gets tired of working for chump change and thinks he could be a big-time crook.
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As a result, Cuban offered Crook and Maiolfi $100,000 for a 25% stake in their company, which they accepted.
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We should not have a crook for president, and we absolutely need an investigation to determine whether we do.
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"One day, if you want to be a crook, ask me about it," he said at one point, smiling.
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One actor positioned himself gingerly on top of the other, his face in the crook of his partner's neck.
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In contrast, today's widely held caricature of an avaricious, selfish and manipulative crook is to me just plain wrong.
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" A scruffy young man, perched in the crook of a tree, began leading a chant: "Grow a spine, Chuck!
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Its route from Doha to Beirut resembles a crook: north over Iran, west across Turkey and south down the coast.
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She is immediately wheeled in to the operating room, where Crook opens up the artery that's causing the heart attack.
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Whether it's the certain crook of a user's smile or the way someone's eyes flash when they get enraged, Loom.
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It can be worn as a crossbody or in the crook of your arm — making it the perfect versatile handbag.
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She is struggling against the crook of his arm, trying to escape, when her face nearly slams against the wall.
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That is then pinged to the other crook, who uses it to unlock the driver's door and start the engine.
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Tony Fadell, Patrick Sayer and Oskar Hartmann, Roger Crook, Clément Benoit and Romain Afflelou are also participating in today's round.
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"I think it's a good way to make people think a little harder next time," probation officer Jamie Crook said.
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I'm rushing somewhere with one child balanced in the crook of my left arm and another child holding my hand.
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Dr. Crook-Castan is a retired U.S. Diplomat who served as Alternate Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States.
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Scammers aren't just cultural blips anymore; they've infiltrated every crevice and crook of society, and some, thankfully, with justifiable reason.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III reported from Norristown, Pennsylvania, and Ray Sanchez and Eric Levenson reported and wrote from New York.
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"I am not a crook," President Nixon famously declared in November 1973 to deny his involvement in the Watergate scandal.
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By hook or by crook, he said, they were engaged in a "witch hunt" to bring him down from office.
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" One of the most memorable bumper stickers from the campaign was for the Democrat and read, "Vote for the crook.
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But the firm is projecting low single-digit returns for stocks over the next six to 12 months, Crook said.
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She used to tell him that Detective Shanley "had this sixth sense, that she could smell a crook," he recalled.
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He's stipulating in advance that Hillary Clinton is a crook—that if she wins, it means the election was stolen.
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I was going to get the women inspired by hook or by crook, and maybe I got 'em by both.
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We also have new fiction (physical, political and other) from Peter Carey, Donna Leon, Mario Vargas Llosa and Elizabeth Crook.
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One showcases a performance of "The Black Crook," which opened in 1866 and is often credited as the first musical.
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Meanwhile, she is clasping her hands together and holding a bunch of asparagus stalks in the crook of each elbow.
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Gavras's second feature, now streaming on Netflix, "World" starts with a familiar premise: A crook goes for one last job.
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"I am nothing like Nixon because I am not a crook," he said, while flashing Nixon's famous double peace sign.
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Crook, now 40, who had store managing experience, realized he "didn't want retail" and could get stuck with night shifts.
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But Crook, who left that position and now receives disability benefits, adds, "I would never" blow off an interview again.
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George Crook — nicknamed Gray Wolf Chief by the Apache — was consumed by "outrage" over the Army's mistreatment of native peoples.
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The political establishment united against the rabble-rouser, amid caustic slogans such as "Vote for the crook, not the fascist".
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"Of course," Judge Kavanaugh wrote, "some commentators and journalists use questions — such as the classic "Is the President a crook?
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"Of course," Judge Kavanaugh wrote, "some commentators and journalists use questions — such as the classic "Is the president a crook?
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I cannot say this for sure, but of course he's not a crook to the degree that it was portrayed.
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"In the first, nerves in the skin sense something harmful, and communicate that information to the spinal cord," Crook explained.
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"That suggests that these animals make value judgments around sensory input instead of just reacting reflexively to harm," Crook said.
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The Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky sued Forbes magazine in 2000 after it characterized him as a thug and a crook.
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Today's episode of the TC Gadgets Podcast is brought to you by Matt Burns, Jordan Crook, Anthony Ha and Romain Dillet.
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From the ambulance, Costello's EKG stats were sent to the hospital, so Crook is already determining what needs to be done.
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TechCrunch's Jordan Crook and Anthony Ha offer their thoughts on the film in the latest episode of the Original Content podcast.
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Today's episode of the TC Gadgets Podcast is brought to you by Matt Burns, Jordan Crook, Greg Kumparak and Romain Dillet.
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After presenting her initial forecast at Rocky Mountain Incident Management Blue Team morning meetings, Crook goes right back into prediction mode.
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Crook did add that carmakers will continue to take steps towards automation, something the industry has been working on for years.
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Expect no cheers from Republicans, who are united only in their certainty that Mrs Clinton is a phoney and a crook.
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They believed Mrs Clinton was a crook—yet they didn't seem to suffer many illusions regarding Mr Trump's own business practices.
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"Looted art, hidden art — they made me look like a crook instead of doing real battle in the court," he said.
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"Don't think I am a crook," he told the party faithful in March at a rally in Pahang, his home state.
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The woman started calling her a "crook" and "con artist" and said that she kidnapped kids and exploited families, Scheff said.
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Her eroticism dwells in the crook of an elbow, a pulse seen in a bicep; never in language or simple romance.
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Jeff came up with two modifications to the "hook" and "crook" layout, which really helped to loosen up the fill potential.
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"Do you think that YouTube and Instagram are a net positive or negative for humans' creativity?" asked TechCrunch editor Jordan Crook.
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De la Rosa noticed a bandage-covered cotton ball in the crook of Meliza's elbow, a remnant of having blood drawn.
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"If you sneeze, sneeze not in a subway car full of people but into the crook of your elbow," she said.
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A wood mouse, displaced from a flooded or crumbled tunnel, scrambled in and hunched, shivering, in the crook of Tom's knee.
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Why, exactly, a president who promised to "hire the best people" in fact hired a notorious crook is a good question.
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In a new TED-Ed video, evolutionary biologist Robyn J. Crook provided some insight into what we know about this issue.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III said the wind combined with sleet at Spruce Street Harbor Park felt like "tiny bullets" hitting his face.
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In general, the media places undue responsibility on law enforcement, which completely ignores the person, the crook, who is committing these crimes.
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There were a few classic space-set movies and characters, but astronaut wasn't a go-to role like cop, crook, or lawyer.
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Jackson's sits near the crook of her elbow, right above a portrait of her father, Michael and below a more graphic design.
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Kaskil rode him when the commonage travelled, did chores with him, read his studies aloud sitting in the crook of Roomba's forelegs.
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Parents shot by their toddler charged with child abuse CNN's Laura Ly, Lawrence Crook III and Pilar Melendez contributed to this report.
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She smiled with a demure crook of her head and thanked me graciously, like a Southerner, not an internationally known opera star.
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He elucidated the concept of the "honest thief": a crook who doesn't pretend to be otherwise, unlike the police and the bureaucrats.
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And I think that there is a small difference between being a spook, a partisan spook for Obama and being a crook.
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In theory, "horse-trading", as the Indian press politely terms efforts to build a legislative majority by hook or crook, is illegal.
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The transfer of know-how from rich countries to poorer ones, by hook or crook, is an integral part of economic development.
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Mr Pattinson plays Constantine "Connie" Nikas, a very small-time crook who is devoted to his brother Nick, who has learning difficulties.
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" But the vast majority of them voted for Edwards anyway, swayed by the campaign's most famous bumper sticker: "Vote for the Crook.
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CNN's Sara Ganim, Amanda Watts, Lawrence Crook, Seth Fiegerman, Kwegyirba Croffie, Sonia Moghe, Chris Boyette and Dave Alsup contributed to this report.
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This cockerel is called Jack, and has been in films, including one featuring Sex Lives of the Potato Men star Mackenzie Crook.
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Everything about him glows: his metallic spacesuit, the soles of his shoes, the helmet he clutches in the crook of his arm.
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"We get there, and there is a bed ready for the dog, dog dishes even bottled water for him," says Crook, 62.
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The crook then asked for the 28-year-old's phone and wallet, and for some reason, the guy just handed them over.
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This means it's possible the alarm might miss a real crook, but it also means you're unlikely to accidentally set it off.
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They are indignant, it seems, that I grabbed the pole with my hand after just coughing into the crook of my elbow.
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Always cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue that is immediately discarded, or cover your mouth with the crook of your elbow.
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Sneezing into the crook of your elbow is the best way to contain it; sneezing into a disposable tissue is also acceptable.
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The myth probably emerged in 1974, when Dr. William Crook wrote a letter to the American Academy of Pediatrics, which published it.
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So as evening fell on a warm summer day last year, Hayakawa, 45, carried his board in the crook of his wrist.
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That means the crook has the victim's cash and the victim must repay the bank for the sum of the counterfeit check.
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They know I have incriminating facts, not hearsay, because they know what they did in selling Joe's office to a Ukrainian crook.
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In other words, voters know she is a crook, but they have come to believe that The Donald is actually crazy. 27.
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On Brennan, "it was always, 'he's an idiot, he's a crook, we ought to investigate him,'" this person said, characterizing Trump's outbursts.
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In 1919, McGraw outsmarted himself and acquired Hal Chase and third baseman Heinie Zimmerman, who was on Chase's level as a crook.
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You may notice that this is a shorter episode than usual, with a distinct lack of co-host Jordan Crook (until the end).
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In fact, he is a small-time crook who steals from banks and poker games but who doesn't want to be a gangster.
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He walked around with a basketball tucked in the crook of his arm, and passers-by knew to ask him about his game.
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Plus, co-host Jordan Crook talks about watching the Star Wars movies for the first time (she's only getting around to it now).
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" Giuliani, now Trump's top flamethrower, is back in Biden's sights after accusing the Biden family of "selling Joe's office to a Ukranian crook.
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"The crook was actually communicating with us in real time, trying to nudge us along to actually initiate the wire transfer," said Kemp.
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"In some of those moves, people are hanging upside down by the crook of their knee, and then they slide down," said Jamieson.
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She's laying in a hospital bed with a needle stuck through the "O" in Omen written in the crook of her right arm.
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Many AK supporters have accepted the results, but some seem bent on reversing the outcome of the elections by hook or by crook.
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If Trump's previous opinions on Madoff and his family are any indication, the uber-crook faces long odds in winning an early release.
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Look, I've got to tell you, I would like [CEO] Stan Crook to come back, 'Why don't we just go point by point?
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Madoff, based on Bryan Ross' 2009 book The Madoff Chronicles, is the first of two TV movies about the same white-collar crook.
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"We've got plenty of capital and plenty of activity going on," he said in a far-ranging discussion with TechCrunch's own Jordan Crook.
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" He's taken that ethos to a new level with Crook County, premiering below and out everywhere tomorrow, 7/7, "the number of perfection.
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Poirier was raising his forearm to catch the left straights, so McGregor started pitching wide left hooks behind the crook of Poirier's elbow.
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Cough into the crook of your elbow, not into the palm of your hand, so you won't spread germs when you touch things.
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"Our focus will be on customer service, embedding the new model and improving collections through the third quarter of the year," Crook said.
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At least six different people waiting for autographs between May and November apparently had their wallets jacked, presumably by the same genius crook.
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Manafort's team will try to discredit Gates in the eyes of the jury as a thieving, untrustworthy crook whose testimony can't be believed.
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" She reached across the table, placed her hand in the crook of my elbow, and said "Don't worry, you can tell me anything.
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Danii -- an IG model with more than 2.5 million followers -- says the crook made her open a safe, which she says was empty.
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Rivers and land merge in a giant delta of marshland and mangrove where Tabasco lies at the crook of the Gulf of Mexico.
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So I'm going to go a little more extreme and suggest that he slam his head directly into the crook of his arm.
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CNN's Pamela Brown, Douglas Criss, Lawrence Crook, Elise Labott, Justin Lear, Shawn Nottingham, Donie O'Sullivan, AnneClaire Stapleton and Amanda Wills contributed to this report.
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He was undoubtedly a hustler, but I tend to think he wasn't an out-and-out crook who deliberately set out to swindle people.
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If you were a crook or a cheater before you got wealthy, for example, you'll probably be even worse once you do get rich.
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The whole thing feels a little too small at first, until you realize that it's meant to sit in the crook of your finger.
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They're still taking our technology, our intellectual property by hook and crook, " the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee said on "Power Lunch.
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You can meet Managing Editor Jordan Crook, Head of Startup Battlefield Neesha A. Tambe, Battlefield Host Anthony Ha, Hardware Editor Brian Heater and more.
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Just by picking up the phone and saying "Hello," you have informed the crook that your phone number is real and someone is home.
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Any crook could take worthless wildcat currency, scratch off the name of the failed bank and replace it with that of a legitimate one.
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Nestle a flat rock in the crook of your index finger and sling it sidearm, flicking the wrist to give the stone a spin.
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Could Italian voters really hand power back to a man widely viewed in the rest of Europe as either a buffoon or a crook?
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After Crook checks on the infrared flight, she gets information from her officemate about the relative humidity; she's hoping that it increased significantly overnight.
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And now, because of his flamin' hot rampage, the next time Crook eats Cheetos will probably be with a bag of ramen—prison ramen.
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A few weeks ago, TechCrunch editor Jordan Crook interviewed J Crowley, who is head of product for Airbnb Lux and was formerly at Foursquare.
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And yet another says he felt emotionally dead and hadn't cried in a decade until posing for Crook helped him let down his guard.
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Voters will spend the next six months hearing over and over again that Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, is a crook and a liar.
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And, yes, if we're to make a comparison via whataboutism, Bill Clinton certainly possessed an overactive libido and yes, Richard Nixon was a crook.
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Ruchi is easy to miss: the dining room is snugly fitted into the crook of O'Hara's, a boomerang-shaped cop-and-fireman watering hole.
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Yet an identical spirit of cheerfully adventurous immersion into the past pervades "The Black Crook" — and, happily, works there to much more congenial effect.
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During my son's birth, I leaned into the crook of my wife's neck while she pushed, just as I did when Greta was born.
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The pope clearly wants to admit remarried Catholics to communion, and he tried by hook and crook to get the world's bishops to agree.
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At the time, Winston was so small that he could basically fit in the crook of my arm, like you'd hold a small watermelon.
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A self-deluding filmmaker (Steve Buscemi) falls in with an eccentric, lovable crook (Seymour Cassel) who may finally be his ticket to artistic success.
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To the Editor: Isn't President Trump's assertion that he's not a racist a bit like President Richard Nixon's affirmation that he's not a crook?
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Armed with little more than your name, birthdate and Social Security number, a crook can file a fraudulent tax return and collect a refund.
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Crook and Maiolfi struggled to keep up with growing demand, as they said during the episode, and shared their issues with producing their product.
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Together they produced award-winning investigative journalism, including pieces in which Ms. Goldin would go undercover to help expose some crook or con artist.
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Ms. Dockery can't do much with that material, but she's fun to observe when the show just lets her be a sexy, smart crook.
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"The Autobiography of a Crook," which he was said to have written with R. L. Dearden, was published in the United States in 1925.
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A Canadian officer gently grabbed the woman's left arm as she held her son in the crook of her right arm, helping her up.
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Thus, partisan zealots labeled Hillary Clinton not just the familiar Trumpian "crook," but a "socialist" as well — the hated S-word in Brighton Beach.
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The second pick cuts paper into nearly impossible-to-reassemble squares, creating a mess of confetti that should confound even the most committed crook.
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Nancy Rogers, a retired teacher and the most energized of the trio about tech, deems him a "big crook" and says he "infuriates" her.
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"It's a never-ending loop," said Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, an assistant professor of criminal justice at Temple University and author of Crook County.
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I also love babies, their tiny fingernails, their first gummy smiles, the way they fit in the crook of my arms, a bundle of warmth.
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Instead, she just curls into a ball and nestles into the crook of my arm—a warm body and steady breath against my rib cage.
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Leading the team is TechCrunch's Editor-in-Chief, Matthew Panzarino, and joining him are Josh Constine, Jordan Crook, Anthony Ha, Mike Butcher and Greg Kumparak.
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Pictures of the flood showed traffic being brought to a standstill, but people were still making their way to work by hook or by crook.
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For instance, if I write "call Jordan," Cardhop knows I want to call TechCrunch's Jordan Crook because she's my favorite Jordan in my address book.
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On the latest episode of the Original Content podcast, TechCrunch's Jordan Crook, Darrell Etherington and Anthony Ha talk about their initial impressions of the series.
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That's when the gas station manager called him out for not paying for his spicy, cheesy puffed cornmeal, instructing Crook to either pay or leave.
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We're told a door had been pried open overnight and the crook made off with a bunch of laptop and desktop computers totaling around $20k.
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"The day he was indicted [in August], I think the world saw him for what he was, which is a crook," Najjar told VICE News.
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If you thought running a marathon was hard enough by itself, try keeping a tiny weight in the crook of your arm the entire time.
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"In my opinion, he is a total crook and I am doing the people of Florida a great favor by further exposing him," he added.
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" I asked why, given his talents and ambitions, he'd bothered to do a two-scene cameo as a small-time crook in " Spider-Man: Homecoming .
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Nor is Chaika hiding his part in trying to scuttle the Magnitsky Act by discrediting Browder as an alleged fugitive crook now residing in London.
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Once he was roped and restrained and the bike was returned to its rightful owner, the cowboy kept the crook subdued until the police arrived.
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A baby waddled across the lawn, clutching a newborn Chihuahua like a rag doll, its bulging eyes squished into the crook of the baby's arm.
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On the spur of the moment, she said, she waved him over, with a crook of her finger, to the pew where she was sitting.
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They want to know whether you're going make a change, if you've got to do that by hook or by crook, by any means necessary.
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The baritone Stéphane Degout is superb as the theater director, who also slips into the roles of a crook, a murderer and the circus ringleader.
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"The truth is, it's not news until the trial happens," he said, "and therefore Gantz doesn't have anything to say, other than 'Bibi's a crook.'"
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Mr. Nixon was not a crook, he insisted, though that 18-and-a-half-minute gap in the Watergate tapes did make the town wonder.
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His depiction of a crook entering a vault serves as an invitation to the reader into the world of financial misdeeds discussed in the articles.
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A dog leg is a break or crook in a road, but today it's about FIREPLUGs and the ... uh ... editorials dogs might leave on them.
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Having been in plenty of gangster movies, Robert De Niro is more than happy to point the finger at someone he thinks is a crook.
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Paintings, posters and banners in many cities say "Free, Lula!" while others portray him as a crook who should remain jailed, a sign of deep polarization.
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From the left are: Wilbert McClure of Toledo, Ohio, light middleweight; Cassius Clay of Louisville, KY, light heavyweight; and Edward Crook of Fort Campbell, KY, middleweight.
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He started from day one, alongside senior guards Jeff Hall and Milt Wagner, senior forward Billy Thompson, and sophomore Herbert Crook, who grew up in Louisville.
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Longer, more violent stints may make it harder for prolific offenders to break the cycle, argues Frances Crook of the Howard League, a penal reform charity.
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"If we're talking about getting into the car, laying back and watching a movie on your iPad, that's not going to happen in 53," said Crook.
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CNN's Darran Simon, Holly Yan, Sara Ganim, Amanda Watts, Lawrence Crook, Seth Fiegerman, Kwegyirba Croffie, Sonia Moghe, Chris Boyette and Dave Alsup contributed to this report.
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" Despite going on an apparent zen retreat, tensions continue to rise, as Dodd, 43, explodes at Gunvalson, telling her, "You're a f—ing con woman crook.
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A YouTube channel featuring TV classics like "The Andy Griffith Show" is run by a lowdown crook making money off other people's work ... according to CBS.
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Meanwhile, the unstoppable Rick Devens saves himself once again, this time with an idol he has to find in the crook of a tree at camp.
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"He ought to be ashamed of himself for this kind of stuff, calling her a crook and that kind of nonsense," said the former Democratic nominee.
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The simple reason is that, on at least one subject, Nixon got it right: The American people need to know if their president is a crook.
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How can she work with Trump in good faith on difficult issues if she believes that he is a crook and a traitor to the country?
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The movie goes live on Netflix today, so Jordan Crook, Darrell Etherington and Anthony Ha — your hosts on the Original Content podcast — all checked it out.
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But Hayden claimed the dog sitter was a crook, giving the pooches away but pretending she was still caring for them and billing all the while.
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It's written and directed by Mackenzie Crook (of "Pirates of the Caribbean" and the British version of "The Office"), who stars alongside the actor Toby Jones.
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"The American people deserve to know if their president is a crook," he said in a statement after the New York law was passed in July.
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At night, Shawn Barigar would lie down with his iPad and spend hours reading stories that called him a crook, a liar or an ISIS sympathizer.
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"I think at the heart of it is that Bloomberg is honest and Trump is a crook," Ingrid Devita, who attended the event, told BuzzFeed News.
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As my colleague Jordan Crook recently described, that popularity has translated into one of the big venture gold rushes to serve this newly empowered enterprise customer.
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Just last November, Crook County, Oregon hired former Cliven Bundy attorney Karen Budd-Falen to hand over management of federal public lands to the county government.
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"We think of it as another avenue to attract and develop talent for the industry," said Al Crook, a human resources executive at Zurich North America.
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Lori and hubby Mossimo Giannulli face felony charges for allegedly paying a $500k bribe to get Isabella and Olivia Jade into USC by hook or crook.
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I like to imagine Bannon throwing up a wild scoop, and to further imagine the ball wedgie-ing into the crook between the rim and the backboard.
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Since the victim presumably hasn't yet filed their own taxes, it's easy for them to assume a mistake was made—and send their money to the crook.
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CNN's Lawrence Crook III, Catherine E. Shoichet, Evan Perez, Lauren del Valle, Aaron Cooper, Marilia Brocchetto, Natalie Gallón, Shimon Prokupecz and Kelly Chen contributed to this report.
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Dabbing, which involves bowing your head into the crook of your arm, was popularized by people like Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and the rap group Migos.
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Most observers assume that Sheikh Hasina intends to win another term by hook or by crook, confirming Bangladesh as a one-party state in all but name.
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While Trump has gone further than most of her other critics in openly branding her a crook, the intensity of feeling towards her among conservatives is visceral.
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What they're saying: "I think he's a dirty crook that lies, cheats, and steals when he can," said George Engelmann, a 49-year-old Obama/Trump voter.
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That's how the police found him: hog-tied and lying face down on the lawn, where the neighbors dragged the would-be crook after taking him down.
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The following journalists contributed: Keith Allen, Chris Boyette, Lawrence Crook, Jennifer Duck, Sara Ganim, Sarah Jorgensen, Brynn Gingras, Sonia Moghe, Jennifer Moore, Linh Tran and Melanie Whitley.
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Unclear what Bolat does for a living -- but she posts a lot of selfies on social media ... and she looks pretty smokin' hot for an alleged crook.
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CNN's Ray Sanchez reported and wrote from New York, and Miguel Marquez, Sarah Jorgensen, Lawrence Crook III and Pilar Melendez contributed to this report from New York.
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" Not to be outdone, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, another veteran federal prosecutor, said in a speech Friday that Clinton was a "crook" and a "criminal.
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Crook said that while there had been big growth in credit card debt, for example, a lot of that was fuelled by zero percent balance transfer offers.
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If you've ever fidget-spun, you know that knocking the spinner's sides on the crook between your thumb and your index finger is a rite of passage.
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Now, finally, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is here, and the game's economy has given us a way to determine just how much of a crook he is.
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I liked that BY HOOK OR BY CROOK could be nicely matched for puzzle symmetry (word length, meaning and potential graphic relevance) by ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.
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They have accused him of being a racist, an anti-Semite, a rapist, a tool for the Russians, a white nationalist, a fascist, a crook and worse.
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It's threaded with pessimism about not just a self-dealing crook in the Oval Office but about the uniquely American institutions and attitudes that got him there.
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Enjoy the extra resources for more calorie-gathering and mate-hunting, and also enjoy the fact that Sue is indebted to you and thinks Juan is a crook.
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It&aposs about a deep state trying to drag a crook across the presidential finish line and trying to destroy the man Americans wanted in the Oval Office.
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The national average cost per meal ranges from a low of $2.02 in Willacy and Maverick counties in Texas, to a high of $5.61 in Crook County, Oregon.
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It's 2019 so you already know we couldn't just have a beer sponsor—we need an alcoholic seltzer sponsor, so we'll have free Crook & Marker at the bar.
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Blankenship is a crook in the truest sense of the word, fresh off a one-year prison stint for conspiracy to willfully ignore mine safety and health standards.
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Perhaps hoping to recreate Matty Matheson's Cheeto Mac and Cheese recipe, Joshua Lee Crook walked into a St. Louis to pick up a bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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But things only got hotter after that, as the manager confronted Crook, only to be thrown to the floor and punched in the face by the snack thief.
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On the side, he's been working on reviving and updating his Bloodlust-era art style for the modern day with his point-and-click style game Knobbly Crook.
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Crook Kid Coathanger, guitar), Meredith Franco (Minnie Coathanger, bass), and Stephanie Luke (Rusty Coathanger, drums) have always been laser-focused on learning their craft and continuing to grow.
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It's such a well-known joke that a man with the last name "Crook" is running for Congress in part by comically subverting the connotation of his surname.
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A femme-presenting queer man who got into alternative gender expressions at an early age, Crook couldn't understand why they had to fight people to feel like men.
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Foxy Brown says she's the victim in a major airport heist where the crook made off with so much super high-end stuff ... she could be out $100k!
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A link to Nixon's famous "I am not a crook" speech would also be a helpful reminder of the fate of presidents who abuse their constitutionally granted powers.
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What's more: Even if, by hook or by crook, the House manages to pass this compromise bill, it's virtually certain to be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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The slide also features a quote from Stacy Crook, the Research Director for IoT at IDC, providing additional reference points for investors who aren't as familiar with IoT.
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Another, called Cool Down, instructs someone to hold an ice cube in their hand or the crook of their arm and then focus on it as it melts.
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An electrician is perched in the crook of the tree, where the branches meet the trunk, holding a cable with one hand and balancing himself with the other.
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The company has 10 different seasoning flavors, and each bottle has enough seasoning for 30 to 60 meals, co-founders AJ Crook and Brett Maiolfi told the Sharks.
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Crook asserted that Native Americans had the right to equal protection under the Constitution and that the federal government could not prevent Native Americans from leaving the reservation.
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Within months of reëlecting Nixon by the largest margin in history, Americans began to gather around the consensus that their President was a crook who had to go.
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The hustle—the hell-bent drive to succeed, by hook or by crook—is a hallmark both of Scorsese's work specifically and the Mafia movie genre more broadly.
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David Crook, associate university provost for academic affairs at CUNY, said they were considering looking at students' grades in relevant classes, or perhaps their overall grade point average.
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The brand's inspiration is anchored in "The Black Crook" (1866), considered to be the first piece of musical theater and "full of the stuff that we like," Elmasu says.
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It's usually a lazy travel cliché, but there's no other word for it—the brewery is nestled in a peaceful cove, in the crook of a sloping green hill.
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The Gala Solar Power Plant, in Crook County, is expected to be the largest operating facility in the state, sustainable energy company SunPower said in a statement on Monday.
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According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, here is what identity thieves are most after these days: A clever crook can turn your phone into a weapon—against you.
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It was also incredibly expensive, and Eriksson was a noted crook who ended up in jail and then later kicked out of the US and told to never return.
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She still hasn't posted it, which means she'll sit in jail until some master crook bails her out to help pull off an epic Ocean's Eleven heist or something.
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But it is also R.P. McMurphy's laugh near the start of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", when the petty crook, played by Jack Nicholson, enters a mental institution.
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" Sasse also called Putin a "crook and a liar" for breaking agreements with the U.S. on Syria and Ukraine, and an "enemy of America" for attacking the U.S. "regularly.
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Somewhere in the twist of gorge between Waynesville and Newport, Charlotte placed Carly in his lap and he lifted her until she nuzzled into the crook of his neck.
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Last year, Oscar Chinchilla, the Honduran attorney general, asked the United States for help in solving the assassinations and Washington provided advisers, Joseph Crook, a State Department spokesman, said.
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Mickey Shapiro tells TMZ ever since the movie came out painting Jerry as nothing but a crook, the former N.W.A. manager has been under a tremendous amount of stress.
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Turns out he's a conman, a simple crook—but I love how anyone in this world would choose to play dress up as one of it's most loathed inhabitants.
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"I notice a lot of people holding on the rails using their arms that are covered instead of their hands — like in the crook of the arm," she said.
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Too often, however, Shawn overuses several formulas: The amount of group running with each dancer presenting the crook of one elbow like the prow of a ship beggars belief.
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And they're holding their noses as they vote for the crook over the crazy man, even in a year when they do want to change things in Washington. 28.
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"It allows officers to pry into people's lives," Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, an assistant professor of criminal justice at Temple University and author of Crook County, told Lopez in 2016.
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Right now I'm getting the kind of correspondence I usually get from Rush Limbaugh listeners, although this time it's from the left — I'm a crook, I'm a Hillary crony, etc.
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"I'm sorry, but you guys don't get to complain that you're in a horror movie when you're the ones who invited The Baba-Crook into the White House," Meyers says.
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After scaring off a young crook (and, impressively, shooting himself in the gut and remaining unwounded) Luke sees Black Mariah go in the doors with Chico's backpack full of money.
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While the presidency can offer seemingly unlimited opportunitiesfor the committed crook, the top name on our list proves once and for all thatjust like all politics, all fraud is local.
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The Dale was heralded as the solution to gas guzzling cars a long time ago but it was never made because the founder of the car company was a crook.
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Jordan Crook, my co-host on the Original Content podcast, will be glad to know that Jason Bateman was nominated for his work as both actor and director on Ozark.
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Upon further investigation, I discovered the reason for the difference is that Crook & Marker uses an alcoholic base made from nontraditional grains including amaranth, millet, cassava root, and, yes, quinoa.Interesting?
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But the police should have the training to assess when a chase might endanger more innocent people than just figuring out how to capture the crook on down the road.
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The only bright spot here is how Brodie, whom we've only known as a petty crook until now, steps up to tell Lohlein he has friends in the palace. Aww.
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Considering Ortega spent his formative years attempting to be a crook himself, it makes sense that he found freedom in Puch's true story, and in making it larger than life.
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That includes covering your mouth with a tissue when you sneeze or cough or, absent a tissue, sneezing or coughing into the crook of your arm instead of your hand.
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They speculate that he might be a kidnapper after the governor's daughter, or even the escaped Napoleon in disguise — anything but an inconspicuous crook with nothing but money in mind.
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Throughout the years, the elephant would serve as a tourist attraction, a tavern and, briefly, home to an Englishman who built a tiny bathroom in the crook of her shoulder.
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"As if our Brexit woes weren't bad enough, Theresa May is now forcing us to get on our knees and beg for business deals from a crook," Ms. Pratt added.
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"We met on the school bus, and our friendship has always revolved around dogs," Crook told the Sharks, sharing that he and Maiolfi bonded as children when his dog passed.
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Danger was followed by disappointment — his success with Rykova was tempered when he learned that the real crook, Fomina, wasn't being charged because she had protection on the Central Committee.
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Reward yourself with the bouncy "BY HOOK OR BY CROOK," by the reggae/dance hall queen Diana King: I like how the grid is made, considering the visual constraints here.
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After wrapping the ribbon around her bicep, she pulled it taut, and, holding the syringe like a pencil, she lowered it into a vein in the crook of her elbow.
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That the crook in question was a quack doctor who abused young women under the pretext of treating them for hysteria might seem unrealistically on theme — but it's completely true.
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Frances Crook: There have been disturbances for a long time in places like Moorland, Lewes, Bedford, and Birmingham, but things have been deteriorating over the past three or four years.
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When exposed as a crook on the run, the British Board of Boxing Control failed to renew Shaw's license, and banned him from performing in any of their contests thereafter.
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Instead, the research focused on instances of hate speech, where language "intentionally attacked and offended" and "language where womanhood is being undermined", Ed Crook — lead researcher on the study — told Mashable.
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Seen at times as a slick-dressed crook while at other moments a broken-down father desperate to get back to his family, it's a performance that doesn't get enough credit.
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But the fact that the best defense the GOP could offer against Cohen's claims was the argument that Trump's longtime confidant is a lying crook is, in its own way, telling.
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Brandwatch study designer Edward Crook told Mashable out of 19 million tweets analyzed "there still is misogynistic language online," but those instances are being outnumbered by more positive interactions about females.
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And on the other end of this hack, it turned out not to be the unsophisticated crook that it looked like ‑‑ not that they weren't trying to make the 003 bucks.
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Mr Rauner took to blaming Mr Madigan for the state's abysmal finances and every other problem, accused him of having shady ties with trade unions and even called him a crook.
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