That they'd dared to rock the audience, dared to fight to the end, dared to make a movie that really matters to anyone.
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They dared me to because I kept talking about it and I dared them to enter Bargain Hunt.
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We dared to go further with the lyrical content, we dared to bring in stark contrasting vocals, we dared to mash up as many genres as possible simply because we had nothing left to lose.
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He dared to affirm the beauty of blackness he dared to affirm the power and the capacity of African-Americans.
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During the long night of my daughter's labor, I was so afraid of interfering that I hardly dared breathe (or, more to the point, hardly dared catnap, since apparently I snore).
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Long story short ... Rob dared her to do it.
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Few of his potential rivals have dared to challenge him.
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Until now, he hasn't dared to speak his heart's desire.
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Trump recently dared Cuomo to run against him in 2020.
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It was something we never even dared to talk about.
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None has dared take on suburban car owners so directly.
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Then she reached the top and dared to look down.
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Celebrities dared to post photos that didn't include their face.
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Few fund managers have dared to initiate new short positions.
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How else could she have dared to become a candidate?
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No one dared to go against what they were doing.
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As a joke, the teens dared Ballard to eat it.
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But they're much more disturbing than anyone dared to imagine.
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But nope, these socialites dared to enter the Kardashian's lane.
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I asked many people for help and no one dared.
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It was a moment most had never dared dream about.
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Should Ken Loach have dared to broach that awkward subject?
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We would never have dared to fill them with water!
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Deadly serious and exquisitely dressed, few dared to break character.
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Today I dared to dream… and my dream came true!
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We dared to request a public dialogue with the government.
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Well that's because you've never dared to dream big enough.
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If a woman dared to enter them, God help her.
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He dared not venture outside, where paramilitaries roamed the streets.
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I doubt you've ever dared to love anybody that much.
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It was a story that no newspaper dared to touch.
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Suddenly, Regeni's parents dared to hope the truth might surface.
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It worked better than President Putin can have dared hope.
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He threatened those who have dared to disagree with him.
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"I was dared to make out with her," Holland recalled.
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No other foreign leader would have dared to do that.
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She took the job because, "nobody dared to hire me."
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If you dared question the numbers of Bernie's campaign, if you dared question his policies on trade, you would enter into a war where you would dread the day you ever mentioned his name.
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Romero says Proença's friends had dared him to do the deed.
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She was not happy that I had dared to visit Brussels.
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When Trump called him "nasty" only a few dared to boo.
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Ivanov on Wednesday dared Zaev to go ahead with his removal.
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When the moderator Sandra Smith dared to suggest during the Nov.
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Gasoline subsidies are something few Venezuelan politicians have dared to touch.
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His approach would have brought about what others dared not attempt.
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But sometimes, things are more perfect than Brighton ever dared hope.
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Nobody dared stop clapping and chanting until he raised his arm.
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Not only that, but she dared "steal" Arie from another contestant.
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Few men have yet dared to go public with their reservations.
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I dared myself to work out every day no matter what!
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Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, basically dared President Obama to pick Garland.
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Anyone who dared to poach a swan, therefore, risked grave consequences.
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He's also accomplished much more than he dared to dream about.
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Now 21, Kilmer has responded better than anyone dared to hope.
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Those who dared to protest have helped bring positive change pic.twitter.
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If they are merged, he dared the administration to oppose it.
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He admitted that he hadn't dared to read his Amazon reviews.
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He said "no" and dared her to deny him the chance.
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But what happened to the Apple that dared to think different?
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She also dared to wear a crop top over the weekend.
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So he attacks the reporter who dared to ask the question.
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One strategy was to attack those who dared to speak out.
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Before meeting him, she wouldn't have dared walk to the park.
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"Clarence Thomas dared to get off the liberal plantation," he said.
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"I would beat her to death if she dared," she said.
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Bystanders who dared to retrieve the victims were often shot, too.
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The president on Thursday dared criticize Democrats to oppose his plan.
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He is the man he has always dared us to see.
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For decades, under Suharto's rule, Indonesians dared not call for justice.
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Sam Nunberg once dared special counsel Robert Mueller to arrest him.
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The attacks seemed designed to silence those who dared to criticize Islam.
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Why, Leicester even dared to lead at Arsenal's 60,000-seat Emirates Stadium.
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Yet only a handful of Republican senators dared condemn Mr Trump's tweet.
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Nobody dared look back or listen to what the man was yelling.
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He also dared the now infamous Times Square Alliance to stop him.
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The new prime minister could then start peace talks, if he dared.
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But Mr Netanyahu's political rivals dared not criticise his opposition to it.
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Is it time to say what few have dared say since 2008?
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So, too, were vehicles that dared to reshape and reimagine their brands.
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Curved screens hit the market because Samsung dared to try bending glass.
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Advertising campaigns then and now celebrate that she dared to be different.
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When American and Australian officials objected, he dared them to sever ties.
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Right now, things are going far better than even they dared hope.
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And he does so far more than his predecessor ever dared to.
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Thrush doesn't even apologize and attacks those who dared to criticize him.
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The Russians even went after Congressional Republicans who dared to criticize Trump.
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I was drunk, and my friend dared me, so I did it.
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While remaining intellectual, this one is more personal than the android dared.
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We are doing more, and doing it better, than I dared imagine.
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It is the brash young country they dared the world to dismiss.
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But hardly anyone has dared attempt to carry on the Wodehouse legacy.
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But few dared to object or raise doubts about a possible merger.
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He might not have dared; slavery ended in Brazil only in 1888.
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Just about anyone who dared to visit was greeted by flying arrows.
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And he dared his Republican colleagues to vote against Mr. Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Unless I dared to inquire when we would be done with rounds.
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Liang himself dared to write about the cases only under a pseudonym.
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But within Amini's family no one dared to speak of the matter.
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Witch, women who dared to have some independence, who wanted to control
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She could not quite believe the candidate had dared to "shush" her.
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He dared to affirm the power and the capacity of African Americans.
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A few writers have dared to try to appropriate Twain's iconic creation.
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Those that dared to hang back were swiftly beheaded by the group.
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From the outset, Dann takes liberties that few contemporary biographers have dared.
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But there is one place where Marathe has not dared to tread.
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He questioned how Televisa dared to accuse a person without having proof.
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Papa John's and Schnatter were both roasted when he dared to speak out.
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The songs carried you as far as you wanted or dared to go.
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I dared him not to go to the toilet for the whole night.
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"He dared me and I accepted," Knuckey is quoted as saying by ITV.
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After all, they've seen the fate of others who dared to challenge Beijing.
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I told him to do it if he dared, and he just laughed.
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He hadn't dared to say goodbye for fear that Jano would stop him.
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Those who stayed hardly dared go out, and the shops were trashed anyway.
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Anybody who's progressive and changed the course of history dared to do that.
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Now we're the seniors and no first-years have dared to tag along.
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I see it as extremely brave—and I even dared to print them.
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Whoever dared to suggest a middle ground was branded a communist or ignorant.
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No one dared to remove him from the party, not even the host.
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He also dared, like all clowns, to expose his vulnerability publicly and completely.
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Trump dared voters to throw him out for his conduct -- and they blinked.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Aramco has gone further than it ever dared before.
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Pelosi told him the bill would fail spectacularly — and dared him to try.
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No matter how bad it got, no one dared go against the computer.
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Were they were disillusioned with Mao, even if they dared not say so?
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Out of the 250 attendees, about three people dared to raise their hands.
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It was nine years before Picasso dared to show the painting in public.
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An MRI revealed the truth that her parents had not dared to imagine.
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But only three Bosnian Muslims had dared to come back to live there.
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Zero blisters, zero discomfort, and more padding than I dared to hope for.
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None of the nine dared address the specifics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Indiana's wings funneled penetration to the middle, and few drivers dared challenge Hibbert.
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Our Holocaust experiences were punctuated by people who dared to feel our pain.
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Or maybe he just fears going where other leaders have dared to tread.
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Mitch McConnell has "dared" Democrats to propose a carbon tax in the Senate.
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Image: Götz OssendorfDespite these hardships, early humans dared to make mountains their home.
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But visitors have dared not cross the slab, for fear of being shot.
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He railed against a local performance in which Muslim girls dared to dance.
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Neither Emperor Hirohito nor any other member of the royal family dared visit.
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"She was the first woman who dared to be unlikable," Ms. Thomas said.
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This is not something I would have dared attempt on a regular bike.
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"It would presumably be right if the ECB dared to exit this year".
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Mitt Romney, who dared to "raise concerns" about Trump's interactions with Ukrainian officials.
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But in reality, it also dared you to re-examine old value systems.
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Then Mr. Trump dared the General Assembly to follow the Security Council's example.
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Others dared to imagine lives that were about more than status and wealth.
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None of their neighbors had dared to ignore the evacuation orders, she said.
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Ms. Smith, of course, is boldly venturing where few divas have dared to tread.
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" Another wrote: "When my cousin got married, he only dared have 10 wedding tables.
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They've at least taken my idea one step further than I dared to. Kudos.
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It was as if I was being punished for having dared ask for flexibility.
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Whether Mr Hun Sen's advisers have dared point that out to him is unclear.
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Saria and her contemporaries dared to dream — and to escape when the time came.
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Willis, meanwhile, dared to bare on the red carpet with a semi-sheer gown.
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But in retirement the general dared to oppose Chávez's drive to abolish term limits.
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But, she also dared to take on "Chandelier" in an amazingly spot-on performance.
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They dared to vote down a proposal for a new sports arena in Seattle.
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I dared to tell myself I deserved everything I could think to ask for.
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Didn't they pledge to fight alongside the Pakistani Army if India dared attack us?
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When Wells wasn't sermonizing, he was shooting video, a sacrament no one dared interrupt.
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President Trump, speaking during a fundraiser Monday with New York Republicans, dared Democratic Gov.
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His teammates dared him to take the field in this hastily put-together disguise.
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Thirty-six years ago, President Reagan did what no president dared to do since.
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Over the years, many who have dared challenge Mugabe have been arrested and tortured.
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He has dared Mr. Sison to come home and personally talk peace with him.
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Earlier: Pelosi's letter came hours after Trump essentially dared her to cancel the speech.
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Because Bressi has dared to challenge the legality and legitimacy of domestic internal checkpoints.
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And what else was I capable of that I had never dared to try?
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He admitted what no one has dared to, but what almost everyone thinks about.
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Not even Avengers' villain Thanos dared dream of such a devastating biological reset button.
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This time Liv declared war — on anyone who dared to cross her, including Abby.
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So, what became of the young woman who "dared" Clinton to become a leader?
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The other was when my sister dared to ask who was speaking to us.
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I don't think we ever really dared to believe it would come this far.
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For years, no one has dared to imagine a way to win back access.
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Still, Moada sat beside her hut made of leaves and dared to be optimistic.
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It's a third rail in education that no presidential candidate has dared to touch.
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Ben Brantley This was the year in which theater dared to be outrageously big.
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He made the picture, quiet and reverent, but dared not enter his sacred space.
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It also made an example of a country that dared to criticize the camps.
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For all the Republicans' desire to undermine her testimony, nobody dared to withhold respect.
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We prefer to stand on the "treasonous" side of Jesus, who dared to love.
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They no longer dared trying to close roads, set up checkpoints or claim territory.
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"That had been a long-standing paradigm that no-one dared transgress," said O'Neill.
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Virtually no political leader has dared challenge them for fear of losing popular support.
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A Republican lawmaker from Colorado dared former Vice President Joe Biden and former Rep.
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"I picked up a brick and dared him to hit me," she said later.
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"De Grisogono has always dared to try new things, like black diamonds," he said.
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As Congress left for the week, a few Republicans dared to criticize Mr. Mulvaney.
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And, for all of football's violence, what postwar President has dared to question it?
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She dared dream that some day her art would be exhibited in the museum.
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For almost two years, Democrats threatened to impeach Trump if he dared fire Mueller.
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They say even if they dared to leave they couldn't have afforded the airfare.
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That is something no one would have dared predict even a few years ago.
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In fact, he dared them to cut his mic, promising retaliation if they did.
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That was a feat no Indian player could have dared to dream at the time.
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During his campaign, Trump defended violent attacks upon those protesters who dared to interrupt him.
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He did something that most would have called crazy, but he dared to be different.
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Curry is making shots that no one even dared take five or ten years ago.
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She dared us to stare at it, even when we might want to turn away.
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You mean to tell us Warren had a job and dared to work other ones?
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We all knew what lay behind it, although we would never have dared open it.
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She gave us a woman who dared to respect herself when no one else did.
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At times, his dogged diplomacy made openings where State Department officials hardly dared to tread.
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The former army nurse also dared to issue commands and show disobedience to her superiors.
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It felt unreal; they had not dared to chant in the street for 40 years.
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And analysts dared not let their forecasts stray too far from what the companies suggested.
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And Jenner wasn't the only star who dared to bare in a skin-revealing look.
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The vote effectively dared Democrats to go on the record with opposition to the agency.
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In the don't-screw-it-up age, Feig and his cast dared doing just that.
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It's a level of disruption that no social reform in American history has dared attempt.
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Some dared suggest the weapons might even be for the purpose of threatening the opposition.
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Back then, presidential candidates did not reference their sex lives and no one dared ask.
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Adventure Time dared to go places that few other children's shows were even allowed to.
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With strangers, we trucked through as a convoy, absolutely wrecking those who dared stand tall.
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"I've been dared by Melissa Peterman to do the Diabetes Dance Dare," says Clarkson, 34.
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You'll recall a few years back he dared to eat pizza with the same utensils.
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It granted me a professional stature that I had hardly dared to envision for myself.
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He has dared to say that the EU as it stands is not working properly.
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A surprising number of people were incensed that Ferrero dared mess with something so adored.
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"Write my story," Ms Faludi's father asked ("or rather, dared") when they reconnected in 2004.
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Those who dared to try them discovered a whimsical and cheap way to get around.
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No previous White House occupant has dared to hint at regime change for North Korea.
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Gerald Duckworth was a figure that Powell, or Waugh, would hardly have dared to invent.
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No one had dared undertake a project of this kind in the Soviet Union before.
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What troubled him, Mr. Durbin said, was that Mr. Trump dared to criticize the senator.
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He'd been dared to sneak onto the cruise ship—that white behemoth shadowing Lincoln Harbor.
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Kane dared to stand up to Chiellini, and seemed to have the better of him.
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I dared not touch him, lest I end by taking him home, and I wept.
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Perhaps, some even dared to dream, Rubio could even supplant Trump and come in first.
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So certain was he in each of these steps that I dared not question him.
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But days later, Mr. Duterte openly dared military officers to mount a rebellion against him.
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She moved back to Srebrenica, where few Muslims dared to return to live, in 2003.
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But more than anything else, The Voice dared me to imagine life as a writer.
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It's O.K.' Some have dared to ask me at times, 'How far will you go?
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I thought about Marjorie, and about those African-Americans whose voices I dared to disbelieve.
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Then, in 2010, one dared to defy his father and venture beyond the front door.
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What was once a taboo subject no one dared to speak of is now out.
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In "The Crucible" he dared to suggest that the witches might in fact be real.
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For Francis, it seemed, the Rohingya were the endangered whose name he dared not speak.
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She said she dared not attend the proceedings for fear of the pro-government supporters.
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Fewer than about 20023 priests in the United States have dared to come out publicly.
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Kara Swisher: I dared Ash to hug the flag, but ... Ash Carter: Don't tempt me.
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Students who dared make the three-finger salute from the "Hunger Games" films were arrested.
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But if I closed my eyes or dared to text, the Caddy flashed escalating warnings.
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BTW ... we dared to ask Samantha if she got Meg and Harry a wedding gift.
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Ruth stood on the dugout roof and dared the entire park to take him on.
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Others glanced like he was a ghost they dared not acknowledge for fear of a cursing.
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One heartless commentator dared say locking innocent children away was like 'sending the kids to camp.
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When online commentators rail against the funeral home who dared prepare the body of a terrorist.
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Only Ted Seides, a hedge-fund manager, dared to take up Mr Buffett on the wager.
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They dared not venture out or make a noise in case ISIS had left fighters behind.
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The "goose" gang is determined to take down Colton, who dared take Tia on a date.
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In 2013, Netflix dared to air original television, including the ballsy, barrier-breaking House of Cards.
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"I wouldn't have dared to dream quite this big," Menlo Ventures partner Shawn Carolan told TechCrunch.
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It let her flout convention in ways which, if purely French, she might not have dared.
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Sofia Vergara also dared to bare a little shoulder this evening in her glitzy gold gown.
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Kim dared to post a photo of herself at the beach, because she liked the photo.
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Only recently has she dared to place a toe back into the stream of public discourse.
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"Eden was the only one who dared to lay out their criticism in court," he said.
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Yet, Yates effectively dared Trump to fire her over the immigration order and he did so.
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Let teens know that you understand how they can be pushed or dared into sending something.
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No German automotive manufacturer would ever have dared to show such an ugly potato in public.
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I dared to stand up to misogyny -- to a man hurling vile words at a woman.
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Simeone had dared to take off a defensive midfield player, and replaced him with a winger.
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And I went to an all-girls' school so nobody really dared act on anything anyway.
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The ghetto fighters, although small in number and lacking in resources, dared to defy the odds.
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"No president in American history has ever dared to engage in such unimaginable behavior," he said.
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Would these same people dared to call President Obama Napoleon or would he have been praised?
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"We could go into areas that the police never dared to," said Bulldog Rathokolo, a resident.
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He dared me to try one and they looked terrifying, as everyone's first oyster always does.
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Although I knew it was his fantasy too, I never dared to mention it to him.
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That soldier went much further than I dared to, but I can understand how he felt.
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Attendants overturned the chair of anyone who dared take a seat without forking over a nickel.
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But the Nazis, angry that anyone had dared to defy their power, demanded a tougher sentence.
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Black Panther revealed a whole world beyond what superhero movies had ever dared to dream of.
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A Chinese student told me he dared not walk alone in the city after 5 p.m.
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The audience formed a close circle surrounding him, the kids venturing nearer than anyone else dared.
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President Trump has aggressively exploited Democratic vulnerabilities as no previous Republican candidate had dared to do.
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After halftime, Northwestern's defense stacked the box and all but dared UNLV to throw the ball.
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He wants to strike out at and defeat the people who have dared to criticize him.
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Last week's elections produced victories for some Democratic candidates who dared call for tougher gun safety.
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He has also dared to criticize the president's outrageous behavior, and that is no longer permissible.
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But only Apple Maps, as the ramp approached, dared say its name—and got it wrong.
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There had to be a severe penalty for those who dared to attack him, he said.
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Even at their most audacious, I can't think of any other brand that would have dared.
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Warren had dared Buttigieg to release his bundlers and clients from McKinsey, he had done both.
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But one game has flipped that script in a way no other game ever dared to.
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Few law schools have dared to raise tuition lest they price themselves out of the market.
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He dared other parties to vote against them - a move which would force another national election.
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He plucked a saúva ant out of the jungle floor and dared me to eat it.
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Travis dared the designer to build him a thin, solid-body electric, sketching it in detail.
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No previous president would have dared to wallow in such a morass of conflicts of interest.
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Armie Hammer insulted a journalist who dared to write a negative thinkpiece about his acting career.
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When it was released, the film was so unprecedented "no theatre dared show it," Reiniger wrote.
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But video games—well, video games haven't dared touch on this rich vein of political dissent.
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What makes "Giovanni's Room" radical is Baldwin's refusal to cleave to what the larger literary establishment thought he ought to write about: He was a black man who dared to write a white protagonist; he was a gay man who dared to put queerness on the page.
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Senator Marco Rubio dared use that music to kick off a political ad, potentially a heretical act.
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Prime Minister Orban has dared to oppose the European Union on migration, challenging the compulsory resettlement quota.
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This summer, the franchise that dared to boldly go where no man has gone before turns 50.
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He dared them to cut ties with the Philippines and have their ambassadors leave within 24 hours.
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But it is not only France that has aggressively gone after those who've dared to show compassion.
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The hot dog princessAinsley Turner earned admirers all over the Internet when she dared to be different.
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An 8-year-old Florida girl died Monday from complications after being dared to drink boiling water.
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Not long ago, Hollywood figures wouldn't have dared to discuss their salaries, especially not in the press.
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Our girl was different; she was outspoken and brazen in a way I never dared to be.
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Light, Rope, and Lemonade each dared to defy the notion that pop is purely about being young.
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For years, it has flouted municipal taxi regulations and dared local officials to do anything about it.
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As the title suggest if you don't want to tell the truth, you are dared to dance.
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Only Nowoczesna has dared oppose the 500-plus policy; Civic Platform wants to make it more generous.
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She dared to take on the heroin epidemic with one of the show's trademark fake TV commercials.
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It's not a political statement and I didn't do this because someone dared me to do it.
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Here are seven of the '80s mightiest flops that commentators of the day dared to call revolutionary.
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"A boy lost an eye!" she seethes, alleging the little girl "dared" those boys to assault her.
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It was that she dared to evolve her view of the female body in relation to feminism.
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And if you dared go against the whims and will of society's rulers, the government beheaded you.
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Everyone in that old tale knew the Emperor was naked; nobody dared say it on their own.
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But that's exactly what makes it feel humanizing, exploring depths of womanhood we'd never dared to before.
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Had it taken substantial action against Israel, the country might not have dared be so brutal again.
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Anyone who's dared to take on spice knows that hiccups are an unfortunate, yet adorable side effect.
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Other people may have failed on a similar path or not dared to venture where you're going.
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Do they purchase all of those overpriced items that no one dared touch on the bridal registry?
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And even the stars who dared to show up were often plagued with technical and sound problems.
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They knew he was within his absolutist rights to use them if they dared "advise" too freely.
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It wasn't only because he was funny; it was because he dared to say anything at all.
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I felt warm air on shoulders I have dared to bare for the first time this year.
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Not even Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's dictatorial president, has dared shut down his country's opposition in this manner.
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That was six years ago, and I haven't dared to get emotionally close to another man since.
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" As soon as Americans began to see pay raises and benefits, she dared to call those "crumbs.
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It took the old rules and tossed them out the window and dared everyone to get upset.
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Some of the Westerners dared to suggest that autocratic statism might harm China in the long term.
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One man threatened to marshal 1,1913 votes against any elected official who dared to disagree with him.
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Peter King was once outraged that Obama dared to wear a tan suit to a press conference!
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If Barbie had dared to saunter into that store, she would have been swatted out with brooms.
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The cosmetics section looked like it had a trapdoor waiting for me in case I dared sneeze.
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Some jokingly expressed fears for the tiny number of delegates who dared to not vote in favor.
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Heitkamp voted for Gorsuch last year and Trump dared her to vote against him this time around.
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She and Legend dared to go on a date when she was just over a week old.
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She dared walk out of the house without a bra — departing from K-pop's squeaky-clean image.
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Nary a woman, or man, dared show up in anything but black head-to-toe high fashion.
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Mugabe has dared the army to shoot her, calling for the military to stay out of politics.
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And around the globe, Muslims who've dared to speak out have often been targeted and even killed.
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Last December, President Rodrigo Duterte dared one of those offshoots, the Maute group, to come to Marawi.
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As a result, they are each free to cross red lines that their predecessors never dared to.
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Six months ago, she said, many women in the crowd would not have dared to take part.
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EBay invited us onto an auction floor and dared us to compete with one another; millions did.
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Slaves who had lost loved ones were punished if they dared to cry, complain or fight back.
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In Tunisia, and elsewhere in the Arab world, statelegal systems have not dared take on this taboo.
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Any member who dared to sponsor a black friend would most likely have been ostracised, or "blackballed".
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I'm not afraid of having less sex or no sex because I dared to live a truth.
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Throughout the debate, anyone who dared to say they didn't like subtitles was usually met with condescension.
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They've made sacrifices and dared to do more than just complain about politics around the dinner table.
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No American president before Trump would have dared to collaborate openly with foreign countries for partisan advantage.
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"I know he's aware of the show, but I haven't dared slide into his DMs!" said France.
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Mr. Tran had hung the poster weeks earlier and dared his fellow immigrants to take it down.
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On HBO, Oliver checked Trump's facts, called Trump a "litigious serial liar," and dared him to sue.
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Mr Trump deserves credit for taking on a demon that none of his predecessors dared to touch.
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One who dared was the Swiss master Frank Martin, whose oratorio "Golgotha" had its première in 1949.
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We had white people going around Montgomery shooting black people who dared to get on the buses.
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"People end up thinking, 'If she dared, others will dare,'" Ms. Antillón said in a telephone interview.
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Instead, they essentially dared their GOP colleagues to vote against net neutrality — and risk enraging younger voters.
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Ullah said the attack was because villagers had dared to speak about their oppression to visiting U.N. officials.
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And no one has dared test it, lest they establish a precedent for all others to live by.
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None of the engineers dared jinx the promising moment by celebrating prematurely, or even making the slightest sound.
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"No one dared to lower yields first; everyone was waiting to see who would admit defeat," he said.
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The Japanese automaker's American design team has dared to merge the two, thereby creating the Titan Warrior concept.
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He's been my lock and background screen for a while, but he's never dared to make me his.
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Earlier this week, the market dared to place pre-peeled oranges on shelves frequented by social media users.
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When the troops moved on, the militants emerged and killed 40 people who had dared to welcome liberation.
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Well, I had a whole internal script locked and loaded if someone ever dared to touch my hair.
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The charges stemmed from her neighbours' anger that an "unclean" Christian had dared to share their drinking vessel.
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Sunday night at the Comedy Central Roast of Bruce Willis, Demi Moore dared to mention Harvey Weinstein's name.
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This is the first time Jughead Jones has ever dared to show us the top of his head.
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Like, threatening to kneecap community groups that dared to back Ms. Nixon's bid for the Working Families line.
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This month Ms Rousseff dared to acknowledge that Brazilians retire too early (at 55 for men, on average).
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It was not that Dahl's criteria were so transcendent; it's that he dared to propose criteria at all.
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He dared not leave opposition-held areas of Aleppo to return to the university and finish his degree.
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To demonstrate its pad's absorption capabilities, the U.K. brand dared (gasp) to use red liquid rather than blue.
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"Wang (Yang) dared speak and do, to reform," said a source in Guangzhou who met with Hu recently.
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I've always felt that that's unfair but I've never dared to speak up because I've been too scared.
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Only a handful of congressional Republicans have dared to go as far as Costello has in criticizing Trump.
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He dared the police to kill him, then fired in their direction before being fatally shot, officials said.
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Filmmaker/fashion designer/superman of the future Tom Ford had his own nook, but I dared not approach.
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The valiant, the stalwart, who dared to face into galeand were vanquished, inverted, perverted by windstorms and hail.
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But about a month ago, Refinery29's beauty director, Cat Quinn, dared me to get a professional blowout.
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Neither of the companies, however, dared to venture a prediction on when the final product would be released.
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I could smell weed, I honestly don't know how they got it in, I wouldn't have even dared.
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Before then, no one had dared to challenge the power of gang masters and corrupt farmers in Nardò.
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When she dared to sue after being rejected from "the ladies car," her victory was overturned on appeal.
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He published the stories of subcultures considered so vile by the mainstream no other journalist dared touched them.
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Minnesota had dared Foles to beat them, but now the Eagles were daring the Vikings to stop him.
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What if any woman who dared show willfulness got transported back to a more repressive time as punishment?
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Small wonder that few congressional Republicans have dared express even gentle concern over Mr. Trump's increasingly erratic behavior.
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He has gone where other politicians dared not venture and he has taken the Republican Party with him.
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Op-Ed Contributor Once again, Donald Trump has done something that no president before him dared to do.
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Where Trump is self-centered, Democrats dared to care for kids and the poor and the working class.
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It was even possible to go out for pizza Tuesday night, something I would never have dared before.
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She added that she dared not post images of the game online for fear of disapproval from friends.
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And when West German leaders dared to hope for a Germany united in freedom, we shared your dream.
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As if surviving cancer hadn't been enough, I had dared to ask the universe for a child, too.
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The big truth, not that anyone dared to mention it, was that Shelley's dictum needed to be revised.
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And when West German leaders dared to hope for a Germany united in freedom, we shared your dream?
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There were strictly no photographs of the shows, and anyone who dared sketch a design was publicly shamed.
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But he is one of a brave few: only 14 witnesses have dared to show up in court.
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When she dared to look outside, water was grazing the fronds of tall palm trees on the beach.
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Trump is the only major candidate who has dared to challenge thoroughly outdated pillars of U.S. foreign policy.
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But on Tuesday Trump stepped right over that line and dared Senate Republicans to do something about it.
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Even a couple of months ago few, other than the supremely confident Mr Macron, dared suggest it was possible.
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Anyone who dared in the past to publicly commemorate or even mention the events of summer 1989 was silenced.
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"That was actually revolutionary, when he dared to put a cured meat of any kind on this," he says.
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But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has set a bar for an impeachment process that even I haven't dared advocate.
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And Angel got an ovation for taking care of whoever dared to come into his territory offering a flower.
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Mr Netanyahu, who is fighting off corruption allegations, dared not risk a showdown with the party's leader, Naftali Bennett.
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Only the best Renaissance artists dared capture the moment when Jesus warned his followers that his death was imminent.
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Shipowners have resisted any effort to ditch the tax breaks they enjoy, and no government has dared touch them.
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Many people have called for a shutdown of Trump's Twitter account, but one man dared do something about it.
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Frankly the fact that she dared to say something should tell you that something must have been going on.
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As with Americans and "our troops," motherhood, and the Constitution, certain things were enshrined, and nobody dared ridicule them.
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But Prince's risqué lyrics extolling the joy of sex go where no mainstream rocker has dared to go before.
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Few writers have dared to compress the knowledge of a century's worth of physics into less than 80 pages.
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Lamont says he dared to ask Bieber if the women could take a pic and get a John Hancock.
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Just look at the National Cathedral in Washington, an Episcopal church, which dared to call itself a National Cathedral.
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The only fans who dared to question Florentino's regime were Ultrasur, a group of radical – and occasionally violent – supporters.
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I know I will receive my star on the Walk of Fame because you dared to dream it first.
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That's why I dared to do it, and when it was shown in Europe, people liked it a lot.
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Germans don't want to do anything; they are just furious that Washington dared to challenge their lucrative mercantilist policies.
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And in Lee Se-dol, Go now has a world-famous star who dared to take on the unknown.
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Aside from the #unimpressed demo, there were also a few that dared to address the elephant in the room.
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It even takes a stab at demystifying an area where few have dared to trek: The scientist's romantic life.
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Democrats stalled as much as they dared in confirming George W. Bush's nominations during his final year in office.
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More than 17 million people dumped ice water over their heads and dared their friends to do the same.
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"And those who try will soon join the long list of vanquished enemies who dared to test our mettle."
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But while Asian shares bounced broadly on Monday as investors dared to hope for both progress at Sino-U.
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"He dared to love black people at a time when black people had a problem loving themselves," he said.
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As with so many things Quicken does, no other big financial firm would have dared behave in that way.
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But their greater sin for the likes of Warren and Obama is that they dared to produce a profit.
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He dared the media to check out his claims, almost like a psychopath daring the police to catch him.
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Inside the convention, the hatred was also directed at one who dared members to vote their conscience, Ted Cruz.
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They would have no standing to confront him when he is wrong; those who dared would be quickly fired.
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Philadelphia often played with a bigger lineup on Thursday and dared New Orleans to beat them from the outside.
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This velvet, off-the-shoulder minidress was a look that no other royal before her had dared to wear.
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The joy is returning, and she and her husband have dared to consider a work-related relocation to Connecticut.
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This after Birmingham dared to dream of a day when its lowest-paid workers could make $10 an hour.
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Instead, Washington doubled down on Cuban independence and swore to fight any country who dared mess with the island.
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We wanted to run away but dared not for Daddy's long legs would catch up with us, we knew.
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No hands are held yet, no kisses dared; yet they dream of love, what might grow from borrowed ground.
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The Bears — the team he had dared to dream of playing for while growing up nearby in Gary, Ind.
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He dared the organization to donate its entire annual budget to create 200 of his hospitals around the world.
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"It's not a political statement and I didn't do this because someone dared me to do it," he wrote.
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There are some brave contrarians among Southern Baptists, like the Trump critic Russell Moore, who have dared to dissent.
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LUCY ROSE This singer dared to perform quietly at SXSW, radiating solace and benevolence in her gauzy, luminous voice.
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Putin, who calls the whole thing a Western conspiracy, has all but publicly dared Bach to respond with force.
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Yet last week he embarked on a national tour of the roundabouts, a trip few have dared to attempt.
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From then on, we exploited him as much as we dared, asking him to wake up at 7 a.m.
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She's dropping a lot of attitude in this clip ... especially when one photog dared to bring up President Trump.
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"It's what we hoped for but it's more than we dared to expect," said the museum's director, Kai Kartio.
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"They dared not do anything to me," she said in a 2016 interview in Paris with the website toutelaculture.
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Activists from political parties who dared open the debate about possible presidential candidates for 2018 elections are being arrested.
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At a news conference last month, he announced that he would kick out anyone who dared wear a mask.
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Faster walkers mutter unkind words at the people who have dared to stop and enjoy themselves on the sidewalk.
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I have dared people publicly that if anybody has any evidence of corruption against me, let him come out.
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Giuliani dared her to keep calling for impeachment, arguing that voters would reject Democrats in this year's midterm elections.
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His foes then set upon any member of Congress or commentator who dared question the basis for the impeachment.
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Yang is one of the few politicians, you know who they are, who have dared to tell the truth.
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A friend suggested that the actor start selling Tupperware himself; another friend dared him to do it in drag.
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Once, Rodriguez said she dared to move from across the table to sit next to her girlfriend at lunch.
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A lone man in Cairo who dared publicly oppose a sham constitutional referendum in March was jailed for months.
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Play Video Replay Video TANGIER, Morocco — The phone had nearly stopped ringing by the time Mariam dared to answer.
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It would, of course, take years for me to fully realize what Hollywood dared not show at the time.
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Otherwise he would never have dared to publish such a story or, for that matter, needed to write it.
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In several states in northern India, which have large Rajput populations, no major cinemas dared to show the film.
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A change of tune in Washington may explain why Mr Morales has dared to tread where his predecessor did not.
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I noted a distinct lack of guardrails, and the sides of the road fell away into I-dared-not-look.
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Never mind that the one time I dared to go in a lake, I ended up with an eye infection.
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" She fusses on "Warrior," giving us a signature guttural scream; defiantly charges against anyone who dared underestimate her on "Phenomena.
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As crime became his fixed career, from the 1970s to the 1990s, no one in eastern Massachusetts dared cross him.
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When the smog has been at its worst in recent weeks, no one in my family dared to venture outside.
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Things got heated as a hot plate, when the customer dared question the conditions under which Wendy's beef is stored.
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Sharing-economy-powered car rental competitor Turo is taking its battle with the incumbents to places few have dared venture.
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Banjo-Kazooie routinely broke the fourth wall, and it used pop culture references in ways few other games dared try.
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It's as if these guys have a playbook and are crowdsourcing ways to destroy a person who dared leave them.
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The chairman then, Ben Bernanke, dared advise investors that the Fed might soon start winding down its stimulative bond-purchases.
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"None of these clerics would have dared acquire such vast wealth under Khomeini," says Shaul Bakhash of George Mason University.
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In the past the Maldives, with its 400,000 people, would not have dared snub its neighbour of 1.3bn so blatantly.
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"They are a sign my body dared to take up extra space in a society that demands out eternal thinness."
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Mankind Divided marketing campaign, you dared to take the Black Lives Matter movement's language and adapt it to your game?
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That's kind of the reaction that I got from Southern culture when I dared to try to become an artist.
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When Sarah Silverman, a Bernie volunteer, dared to call them "ridiculous" from the stage, her Twitter account was promptly hacked.
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One of these missives dared the authorities to "Catch me when you can," and included part of a victim's kidney.
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I've been this guy for three years, and it's not because someone dared me to use a Microsoft laptop. Nope.
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The company dared to load a car that should have been relatively easy to make with tons of untested tech.
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Chameleons change hue to blend in with their background; he changed to stand out, and dared others to mimic him.
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Recently, she dared to go blond during this season's Paris Fashion Week, even if it was only for a day.
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"He dared to love black people at a time when black people had a problem loving themselves," a minister said.
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" But even before running for the White House, Trump was lashing out at comedians who dared to mock him "unfairly.
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"He dared to love black people at a time when black people had a problem loving themselves," Dr. Cosby said.
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In 2011, Al-Sharif got behind the wheel of her brother's car and dared to drive on a Saudi street.
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She moved as close to the edge as she dared, breathing the salt, watching the water foam against the rocks.
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Some have been in office for so long that officials have barely considered — or dared to consider aloud — succession plans.
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In hindsight, Reva was a pioneer: She was the only friend who ever really dared to try to know me.
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They had not dared to believe that the UN supported their struggle until they actually saw the team standing there.
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If I misbehaved, they would scream in my face; if I dared shed tears, they would threaten to beat me.
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He staffed the prosecution authority and the police service with supplicants who dared not go after him and his cronies.
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His sons knew about his infidelities but dared not tell their mother, who remained at home with the younger children.
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"We never dared to dream that we would see this published," said Shaun Gunner, the chairman of The Tolkien Society.
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Still, they were two points in the makeshift line that, for whatever reason, none of Ms. Eckford's tormentors dared cross.
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And she was putting things onstage that for a long time no one dared to speak of in mixed company.
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The sessions came during a period when Mr. Serkin thought — or dared to hope — that his cancer was in remission.
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Democrats are increasingly taking far-left positions most would not have dreamed of — or dared — taking three short years ago.
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It even dared to include yet another gay man as a lead character in Sean Hayes's melodramatic Jack (Sean Hayes).
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The pain faded for a few hours but roared back when she dared to take even a sip of water.
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He understood there was both great beauty and great ugliness in the world and dared to present both to us.
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Often that takes the form of lashing out at members of whatever social group dared to challenge the established hierarchy.
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Even after he graduated to lusher courses, with grasses that roll like linoleum, no one dared to change his stroke.
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No government has dared to manipulate their terms of trade so much that they give Americans the products for free.
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Ever the gambler, Durocher could see the advantage Robinson's talent would confer on the team that dared to play him.
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But if people had dared do that, their government would no doubt have killed scores of them without much hesitation.
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Was Trump out to get McCabe because McCabe dared to publicly contradict Trump when he testified before Congress in May?
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He could have thought about a move, but never dared to actually consider it; now we all know it works.
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If I had dared to challenge her, I might have ended up subject to a secondary search and further questioning.
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The show all but dared Mr. Trump to respond on his Twitter account, but he did not immediately do so.
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By contrast, the Mayor of Aguidilla, also a Republican, dared Trump to find any federal workers in his devastated community.
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Once upon a time, American liberals knew that legitimizing dictators never ended well for those who dared speak their minds.
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"Last year, we dared to hope for a better, brighter, more inclusive world," Richards told the audience in Las Vegas.
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PT. "Last year, we dared to hope for a better, brighter, more inclusive world," Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Few big technology companies have dared to create online products for boys and girls ages 13 and under.
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" Minutes later, Kasowitz then dared the stranger to challenge him to his face — "Don't be afraid, you piece of shit.
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Even among this group of avant-garde dreamers, there are a few who dared to dream a little more wildly.
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No. 4 — a comic that dared the hero's fictional compatriots and real-life fan base, aptly also named the Carol Corps.
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The rest of the room stayed silent throughout the panel, only laughing awkwardly when no one else dared to ask anything.
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She never dared ask the artist, whom she would sometimes come across in their home town, whether he was her father.
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I've never thought of me like that sort of inspiration and the last couple of years I dared to do that.
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Perhaps it was in response to this RS piece, which dared to suggest that Waves will be West's first disappointing album.
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In addition to lunging at old ladies, he lunged at construction workers; he lunged at anyone who dared walk by him.
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Kentucky-born artist Edward Melcarth dared to live as an openly homosexual man and did not hide his support for communism.
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But he dared me to put bread in my pocket, and I'm not really one to shy away from a dare.
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But the judiciary ruled out a public trial—except for those who dared speak to the Voice of the Great Satan.
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So, when someone dared me to swap my morning routine with a very low-maintenance co-worker, I was pretty hesitant.
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Few Republicans, even, dared to mock or question Ford directly, with the infuriating exception of the president of the United States.
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One man dared dream the impossible and made his pup the happiest dog in the world with a homemade ball pit.
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It explores her solo career, in which she dared anyone to say that women did not rock as hard as men.
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He stayed awake through his two flights, drank too much coffee, and hardly dared to hope until he got to Canada.
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Shirley Manson went nuclear on a fan who dared to hurl a beer at her in the middle of a concert.
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In running for election to the city council (he lost narrowly) he says he dared not canvas near Somali-dominated housing.
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This season, Curry really was playing futuristic basketball, mostly by making shots, regularly, that no one had previously dared to take.
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Sadly, he not only got a resounding no, but he was also ridiculed in the media for having dared to ask.
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The last straw was turning Dream's stroller into a weapon as she attacked a woman who dared to touch the kid.
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In 2011 Islamist extremists murdered Salman Taseer and Shahbaz Bhatti, two politicians who had dared to speak in Ms Asia's defence.
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This is Twain's first song without her long-time collaborator and former husband, who dared to cheat on our Timmins queen.
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In early 2018, the internet collectively lost it over the Tide Pod challenge, which dared participants to eat toxic detergent pods.
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Also, if Trump has knowledge of the alleged threat against Stormy if she dared talk about her sexual encounter with Trump.
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In the 1980s virginity was considered a woman's chief asset and few couples dared to date openly, let alone live together.
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They dared me to jack it to see if the spray worked, so I jacked in a taxi full of people.
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My friend dared me to act like an insane fan of his and outdo all the teenage girls in the crowd.
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Believe me, any anarchist who dared to screw around with these ladies would have been skinned and then trampled to death.
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When I dared to say no, to stick up for myself, I was publicly taken to task and very nearly fired.
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There's the trans person as deceiver — the person who dared to "mask" a true identity, and the trans person as killer.
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That's bad news for Twitter's Periscope, YouNow, and any other platform that dared to compete with the giant that is Facebook.
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"Only a few dared not to" buy bread from the mob, said Giuseppe Furciniti, the commander of Naples' organized crime unit.
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Although Trump dared them to reject him, Iowans gave Trump a landslide victory, which netted him the state's Electoral College votes.
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The league has excommunicated a legitimately talented black quarterback, former 49er Colin Kaepernick, after he dared kneel during the national anthem.
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A decade ago, when Raúl Castro's brother, Fidel, was still in charge, the few Cubans with money dared not show it.
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No one has yet dared suggest (as in Silicon Valley) that it's difficult to find qualified Latinos to fill these jobs.
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When the people on the island of Zanzibar dared to vote for a different party, the result there was promptly annulled.
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But what if VR dared to do more, like increase empathy and change people's minds—even people in positions of power?
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As with other disaster sites throughout central Mexico, officials dared not employ heavy lifting equipment for fear of crushing anyone below.
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Yet few have dared venture into the realm of podcasts for children, and even fewer into child-friendly podcasts about science.
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Team Trump was outraged that Wolf dared to mock the person sent to represent the most powerful man in our nation.
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But in the last year, shows have increasingly dared to portray abortion and unwanted pregnancies in in a more realistic way.
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Utley came to bat in Game 5 of that series, when no one dared face the risk of ejection or suspension.
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"This is unprecedented, no president or prime minister or interior minister has ever dared to do something like this," Kamel said.
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Trump beat them because he wasn't afraid of winning and dared us all to think big and make America great again.
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But soon enough, those differences would become flashpoints of disagreement and fear, and sometimes death for those who dared to disagree.
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The boys dared one another to run up a concrete incline and touch the barbed wire of the American border fence.
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"When he dared to say a word in class, that was already a shock for us," said Yevgeny Romanenko, a classmate.
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I never dared to touch it, viewing it with a mixture of disgust and a still very strong fear of God.
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To wit, Pyper successfully dared Lucky to go swimming in his suit in the middle of a big, fancy fashion party.
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Playing on the perimeter came naturally for Johnson, though, and he was so good that no coach ever dared move him.
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Sanders can say that he has spent a lifetime fighting for workers in ways that Trump never dared to dream of.
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By 1970 my friend would not have dared to repeat out loud what he had told me unapologetically two years before.
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Even in the authoritarian era of the PRI (1929-2000), nobody dared try to stay in power longer than six years.
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Ye Jianming, a fast-rising Chinese oil tycoon, ventured to places only the most politically connected Chinese companies dared to go.
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And most of them have long dared to lose elections to oppose the N.R.A. This is primarily a G.O.P. problem today.
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All the cats stalked rats, but over the entire period only two cats even dared to chase and attack a rat.
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Party officials licked their wounds and privately bemoaned the defeat by an upstart challenger who dared to run a primary campaign.
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And in all of that I find, I see, a kind of profound glory: They dared to be Indian and human.
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I'm really grateful to the women who took the stand, who dared to put themselves out there and endure that examination.
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He had dared to ask an influential courtier if there were any possibility of another physician being sent in his place.
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No one dared blame open trade, even though the door is wide for a further exodus of middle-class manufacturing jobs.
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Mr. Yurdakul's name is blacklisted on a national database, so no employer has yet dared to give him a new job.
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Even as House Democrats initiated a formal impeachment inquiry this week, few Republican legislators have dared to publicly criticize the president.
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"He wouldn't have even dared to steal his neighbor's carrots," said Yang Yuansheng, 62, the village accountant, referring to Mr. Yang.
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She threw it all together with a just-rolled-out-of-bed/up-all-night air and dared anyone to comment.
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It's not like 30 years ago, when Kasparov plays Karpov, and nobody dared criticize us even if we made a blunder.
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And my mother sat herself in a booth and sat me next to her and dared anybody to say one thing.
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Jim Crow thrived in the South because it threatens violence and death against any black person who dared to offend whites.
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The prisoners include supporters of the banned Muslim Brotherhood, but also activists, lawyers and journalists who dared to challenge Mr. Sisi.
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However, there&aposs a host of strange and unique Trader Joe&aposs products I have never dared to try — until now.
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"Apex Legends" dared to challenge "Fortnite" at the height of the latter's dominance, and managed to carve out a massive space.
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"They dared to say that we put Cheddar in our soufflé of reblochon, Beaufort, and tomme," he said at the time.
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"He's always been someone who's dared to dream big," Nelson said, "and that's a big part of why he's been successful."
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Josephine died within a couple of weeks, and Kipling remained so ill that no one dared break the news to him.
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For years, domestic leagues have fiercely guarded those days for themselves, drawing a red line that European officials dared not cross.
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None of the employees dared to make any remarks about the kitchen, afraid that the boss might go off on them.
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Earlier in the day, Trump essentially dared her to disinvite him from making the speech, which was set for next Tuesday.
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New civic amenities like the pool are attracting Torontonians who would never have dared enter Regent Park just a few years ago.
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Today, SJP stepped out with a fresh set of side-swept bangs — a style Bradshaw never once dared try on the show.
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He then climbed on top of a van, shook his fist in the air to supporters and dared police to arrest him.
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Donald Trump's friendly approach to Putin and dismissal of promises to defend NATO allies have practically dared Russia to press its luck.
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Sister Kendall Jenner dared to be bare, wearing a sheer slip that left little to the imagination, both in front and back.
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Infinity War dared to break that mold, and we hope Avengers 4 genuinely wrestles with the mistakes the heroes made in it.
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"It is the start of a victory for the hundreds of Comorian citizens who dared to call for justice," he told Reuters.
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But high-profile people from the protests have been clutching their pearls on social media whenever people have dared called them Nazis.
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Others have opted simply not to pay and dared the IRS to come find them, betting on the anonymity of the blockchain.
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To be sure, even before Mr Trump's takeover of their party, few Republicans dared speak sensibly about immigration in a primary contest.
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It's an attempt by the conservative Russian establishment to silence at artist who has dared to challenge the church and state corruption.
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In other words, it will affect the lower middle class who have dared to buy but not the mass affluent so much.
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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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We got the 9-year-old hitting up Nice Guy Saturday in WeHo, where we dared to ask about her supposed score.
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Now, she says she doesn't remember who bit the bullet, but I know it was her, because I would have never dared.
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For too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dared speak the truth to the power of those men.
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The few Muslim leaders who've dared to criticize Khan on social media have been hit with a vicious backlash from his followers.
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Since no studios dared to release a movie in anticipation of "Us," a number of holdovers rounded out domestic box office charts.
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And former Destiny's Child groupmate Michelle Williams dared to bare her abs (and her soul) in a custom sequin Tyler Wells jumpsuit.
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And you were failed by anyone who dared to question this one clear and simple truth: Sex without consent is rape. Period.
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The only people for whom Mr Hammond dared to announce tax rises were foreign tech firms and people with empty second homes.
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Transactivists called for her to be sacked (dozens of other academics privately backed her, most saying they dared not speak out publicly).
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She wants more than a man, sure — but what does that look like to someone who has never dared to imagine it?
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Recall the horrific disfigurement of former Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko, the Ukrainian politician who dared to challenge Putin's preferred candidate in 2004.
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For too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak truth to the power of those men.
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It was closed down in the 90s and because it's such a high profile location, not many people dared to get in.
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Lesson learned by an auto detailing company that dared to plaster Fiddy's pics on its online ads hawking rims without his permission.
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Her mother later dressed and custom-created styles for Destiny's Child, at a time when no designers dared dress their curvy bodies.
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It was a perilous night for celebs who dared make it down a notoriously treacherous driveway during a Golden Globes after-party.
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She walked back down to the beach proper, and went as close to the tideline as she dared, but not close enough.
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On Wednesday's taping of the Tonight Show, the hooting audience essentially dared Jimmy Fallon to do a cannonball live in Rockefeller Center.
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But because Longstreet dared to work for some kind of reconciliation after the war, hardly anyone remembers who gave Pickett the order.
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And naturally, fans are on a witch hunt for the perp who dared to mess with a live performance from the goddess.
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"I dared anyone to test me here, but no one even cared, and even commented as I fed him 'congrats,' " she said.
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Only the brave dared point out that Ms Comaneci herself was a slight 14-year-old when she won her Olympic spurs.
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We realized all at once that if we dared raise a hand against them, that hand might kill; they were mortal, too.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Thursday it was pointless discussing Beijing's contentious activities and no one dared to pressure it anyway.
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Art experts said it dared true collectors to step up and prove that their tastes ran deeper than just the auction darlings.
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If his results hold up, they would suggest a more optimistic view of human behaviour than Hobbes would have dared hope for.
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Without Democrats eliminating the filibuster for non-Supreme Court nominees, it is doubtful that anyone would have dared touched the "sacred" filibuster.
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If they dared to show up again, she admonished, she would report them to the school as harassers of a veteran revolutionary.
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In theory, he could visit nearby European countries — he is supposed to consult Estonian officials first — but he has not dared leave.
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Those who dared accessorized with two buns atop their heads—the kind popularized by Björk in the nineties, a seeming lifetime ago.
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Those who dared to complain or ask for a refund found themselves on the receiving end of exorbitant "restocking" or "cancellation" fees.
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Gaby Jiminez, a house cleaner in Phoenix, had never dared approach the border since she slipped into the United States in 1993.
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Who is this man who dared to insult the Beyhive by choosing to pay attention to a book over Queen Bey herself?
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Problem was, and I dared not say this to Domingo, I'd never done so much as a fade in my whole life.
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But Republicans mocked him after he dared them to slap him with an Ethics Committee investigation, declaring the showdown his "Spartacus" moment.
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His brooding, his stares at colleagues and his unpleasant disparaging of Icelanders who dared to frustrate him are blights on his talent.
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Because she dared to say we're going to try to increase minority turnout, all of a sudden that was a radical idea.
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Maybe, I told him, he was the one who would rectify the issues that nobody else cared about or dared to address.
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"Initially, nobody dared dream beyond a separate facility with proper equipment and good buildings," Johns told The Richmond Times-Dispatch in 1988.
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This explains why President Trump routinely tries to bully government agencies in ways that none of his predecessors would ever have dared.
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Against the counsel of many friends to just leave England, Wilde stayed put and dared the authorities to put him on trial.
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And yet the world we live in is both the sort of dystopia Postman feared and worse than anything he dared predict.
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"It's amazing in 2020 to appreciate the freedom that a composer could have and dared to have at that time," he said.
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He basically dared them to, and suggested that if such a case reached the Court, he'd be inclined to limit the practice.
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Ms. Jameson had proof of ownership in a bag that sat on the ground nearby, but she dared not move a muscle.
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Take the case of Ossian Sweet, a black physician who in 1925 dared to buy a home in a white Detroit neighborhood.
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We dared to believe that somehow the jury would be unpersuaded by Officer Shelby's claims that she truly feared for her life.
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As he was pasting Mayweather with verbal blows, the demonically grinning McGregor dared his man "to do something" right then and there.
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Her methodology wasn't the problem, she says; it was that she'd dared to suggest that nonmonogamous relationships could be healthy and satisfying.
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He said that previously many companies like his never dared to sell in China for fear of running afoul of the government.
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Mr. Malloy can credit Ms. Bent, now his wife, for finding a place so much nicer than he had dared hope for.
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The friend dared her to sing a song, and she performed Billie Holiday's "God Bless the Child," revealing a smoky, snarly voice.
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But she has also dared to place "The Last Match" in the here and now of a game as it's being played.
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Rumors began to swirl and take on their own lives, casting doubt on anyone who dared to speak authoritatively on the subject.
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If the government dared to assassinate her the situation for us as human rights defenders just got a whole lot more complicated.
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After a teammate dared Osborn to stick out the top of his penis during the yearbook football picture, Osborn did just that.
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The problem is that since taking office again in 2010, Prime Minister Orban has dared to defend Hungary's national interest, ruffling some feathers.
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"She was groundbreaking with that, so much so that no one else has dared to try and recreate the vibe," Renea tells Refinery29.
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Yet, from birth, the boy had an air of tragedy about him, even if no one in the family dared say so aloud.
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And at Monday's event, Blac Chyna dared to make statement in a bold look that's sure to make you do a double-take.
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A New York Observer columnist based in London, Andre Walker, dared to state in a provocative tweet that "nobody goes to libraries anymore".
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Exxon dared the public to "read all of these documents and make up your own mind," in a company blog post in 2015.
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And some came closer to an Earth analogue than astronomers had dared hope — suggesting rocky planets about our size aren't all that rare.
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Benedict Cumberbatch dared to admit that he doesn't actually really like the moniker, while Tom Hiddleston got demoted after the whole Hiddleswift fiasco.
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Like the kind captured in a photograph in which DeGeneres and Bush dared to sit next to each other and share a laugh.
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Indeed, the Palestinian Authority arrested the one Palestinian businessman who dared to attend the Trump administration's international economic conference in Bahrain last year.
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Over three days in January, five obscure social-media commentators who had dared to criticise the army vanished from different parts of Punjab.
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While a 1.53 basis point cut is being seen as a certainty, many had even dared to expect a half percentage point cut.
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More accurately, they found that no other candidates had dared run against the TMC, supporters of which have a reputation for thuggish tactics.
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And for too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dared speak their truth to the power of those men.
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If Steve was using only his bare hands the cops would have never dared to arrest him mid-climb and endanger his life.
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Liberal Baptists, who had dared question the literal truth of the Genesis myth, were denied leadership positions and, in due course, driven out.
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When Jonathon Short is dared to let his "number two" take a shot out of his bellybutton, Basit Shittu couldn't be more thrilled.
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The game causes even more drama when roles are reversed and Wes is dared to share a kiss with his number 2 choice.
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But the label is also befitting of their mission, which is to answer some of the largest questions humans have ever dared pose.
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Nine successive governments funded him, none more generously than that of Chávez, so to keep the orchestra afloat he dared not cross him.
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In fact, there will likely be an array of robots that work with us to go where humans haven't yet dared to go.
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Its origins remain unknown and no sitting U.S. president has ever dared touch it, out of both fear and respect for its Power.
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Have you ever missed a precious moment of a TV show because your regular beer mug dared to block your line of vision?
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Watch: Back in the fifth grade, someone dared me to scrub a Teddy Graham off the bottom of my shoe and eat it.
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Once he regained his footing, dad dared Leo to take the ball from him, and nearly sent him spinning into the ground again.
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" Alicia Vikander, up for Best Supporting Actress for The Danish Girl, said, "That I was brave, that I dared to try new things.
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This year, stars like Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Lawrence, and Timothée Chalamet made our best-dressed lists because they dared to try unexpected trends.
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McConnell easily retained the title of Senate majority leader after a night that was as good as he could have dared to expect.
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He dared to love America's most unloved race and he loved us all and we loved him because we knew he loved us.
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Fund managers are becoming less bullish on the outlook for prices but few have dared to bet on substantial price falls (tmsnrt.rs/2OQQrkO).
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Or perhaps these Republican officials are drawn to Trump for defending violence against those who dared to disagree with him at campaign rallies.
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In bygone times, this meant no weaving during the holidays, unless you dared to incur Perchta's wrath—and what a wrath she had.
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Donald Trump shamed the woman in the audience who dared shout that Ted Cruz is a pussy ... and then Trump said it himself!
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When he finally dared to leave, he says he passed a turtle in his living room and a tuna on the street outside.
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Thanks to the sharing economy, we have more here-to-there options today than we would have dared to imagine a decade ago.
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Mr. Caws was taken by her kindness, even to those poor unfortunates who dared to come to the store looking for popular music.
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Trump seems to be saying Putin would never have dared annex Crimea under his watch, but now that he's there, no big whoop.
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In the face of very serious allegations against him, Moore simply said "I didn't do it" and dared anyone to not believe him.
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Because he dared to call out the phonies and the frauds and the corruption that has gone unexposed and uncovered for too long.
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But the rest of the show, and the universe of the show, is far more complex and interesting than I ever dared hope.
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WWE, for its part, basically dared Impact to go ahead with that, as announcer Michael Cole explicitly made reference to the Broken gimmick.
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Yesterday, for instance, Trump threw down lightning bolts from Air Force One when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dared challenge him on trade.
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"Call it the way you want, but the Turkish players of Mackenheim would have never dared touch us, the other Turks," he said.
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And then, with a couture collection so impeccably invisible it whispered its way down the runway, she dared everyone to prove her wrong.
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Wary of Mr. Trump's friendly posture toward Russia, the lawmakers limited his authority to lift them and dared him to issue a veto.
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At night, the militant forced himself upon her, viciously beating her if she dared to close her eyes during the assault, she recounted.
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Ken Buck, a Colorado Republican, wielded an AR-2011 rifle in his office and dared former Vice President Joe Biden and former Rep.
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A Muslim family who fled their home this week and dared to come back to collect their things on Thursday was nearly lynched.
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Nationwide, regulators closed their eyes to real estate boards that prohibited agents from using multiple-listing services if they dared violate this code.
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And it would be basically irreversible because no presidential administration has dared to even try to rescind immigration amnesties provided by previous presidents.
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I don&apost know much about physics but constantly reference Galileo despite knowing little besides the fact that he dared challenge the church.
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A former classmate said the suspect often succumbed to peer pressure -- such as running down a hallway shirtless when dared by other students.
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On Sunday morning, a resident of Glass Avenue grabbed armfuls of fallen tree limbs that dared to make a mess of his street.
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No one dared heckle Olajuwon when he missed a jumper, and he missed a bundle on the way to shooting 10 for 25.
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In the past months, young students, middle-aged professionals and the elderly have come together and dared to resist the rising Chinese empire.
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It's people who have really dared to give me help into how to leave Japan without creating any trouble, which was the case.
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Doug Collins suggested that Democrats were "in love with terrorists" simply because they dared question whether there was an imminent threat against America.
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Danya Taymor's production for Playwrights Horizons dared to explore their lives and ideas with affection, understanding and deep knowledge — if not, ultimately, approval.
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When, after a couple of years, I started playing Words With Friends, I dared it only because I didn't even like the game.
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And all that with threats to retaliate aggressively in case Washington dared to change the status quo of the U.S.-EU trade relations.
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No one dared criticize me to my face, which meant that behind my back they were buzzing, all of them angry with me.
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His daughter Li Nanyang said in an interview that he had dared to speak out despite the totalitarian atmosphere in the Chinese capital.
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Some of them have dared to protest at the mill responsible—owned by Formosa, a Taiwanese company—or in front of a local courthouse.
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The idea of sex machines as technological comeuppance for women who dared declare their liberation has grown alongside the boom in misogynist online media.
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I gathered my courage and dared to ask him what he dreamed, what titanic goal drove him–and us–ever further into the wastes.
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When I got old enough to understand, how proud I was to learn what the suffragettes dared do to win women's right to vote.
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But over in Paris and Milan, Galliano at Maison Martin Margiela and Haider Ackermann were among the very few who dared to go there.
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Now, if you've dared to hop on a hoverboard, you know that it once you start going it can be really hard to stop.
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Armed with a paperback copy on a weekend trip to visit my parents, I only dared pluck it out once safely inside the house.
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It frames Göldi's life and death as belonging to a long line of defiant individuals who dared to survive in spite of patriarchal violence.
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At the Disco members are also among those who dared to enter the amusement park, bringing along crews of friends to scream alongside them.
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They made Bhumibol one of the world's wealthiest men; his court could outspend any politician or general who dared vie for the people's adoration.
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Reform in Chicago has been hampered by strong police unions and politicians who dared not make enemies by confronting the 269,240 men in blue.
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But since the feuding neighbours tested nuclear weapons in the late 1990s, neither had dared send fighter jets across the frontier—until this week.
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Plenty of animals have dared to take flight, but not many have had the chops to traverse the air space over a Doberman Pinscher.
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But in the 1980s, one Australian doctor dared to challenge that concept, and he put his own stomach on the line to prove it.
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It's the word that was screamed when Black people were strung up on trees or dared to try to grasp their basic human rights.
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I wish they would have dared me to take a shot out of Justin's bellybutton, and I would have had no problem doing it.
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He says things no national politician in history would have dared say, things that the press covers because they are outrageous, controversial, unnerving, appalling.
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Steve Ditko was one of those few who dared to break molds every time his pencil and pen hit a blank sheet of paper.
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For those who watched live, it was a stunning performance that far surpassed every other singer that dared to take the stage after her.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo face lengthy jail terms simply because they dared to ask uncomfortable questions about military atrocities in Rakhine State.
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"We'll be going where no spacecraft has dared go before — within the corona of a star," project scientist Nicky Fox said in a statement.
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It would owe much to the original vision of Thatcher, who dared to think the unthinkable in challenging the existing status quo on Europe.
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After a botched New Year's Eve performance, Mariah Carey's "Lambly" was at the ready, prepared to tear down anyone who dared to criticize her.
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This following would rage at you if you dared disparage the tablet and lived inside its own little death cult of forums and websites.
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"I'll say no more than what any decent poet would tell you if you dared ask him to analyze his work," he once said.
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Then there was the time in 2015 when Disney star and recording artist Zendaya dared to wear dreadlocks on the hallowed Oscars red carpet.
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In other words, it's the biggest fuck you to net neutrality that any company has dared since the FCC passed new rules in 2015.
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More than that, it was the perfect soundtrack to a television show that dared to treat its young audience with honesty, seriousness and respect.
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That seemingly typical Trumpian disparagement went beyond executive branch jawboning about disagreeable judicial pronouncements and dared the federal courts to exercise their constitutional authority.
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Having never won at Melbourne Park prior to this year's tournament, the Frenchman dared to dream of giving the six-times champion a shake.
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In 228, the papacy officially laid down the legal definition of mortadella, threatening dire consequences for those who dared to go against the guild.
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Ever since she dared resign from the DNC and back Bernie over Hillary, the establishment has been doing their very best to silence her.
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While on the island, Tarte's founder, Maureen Kelly, dared us to try out each product on the beach, in the air, and even underwater.
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Trump on Monday dared Brennan to bring the suit, saying that he would use it to show "the poor job" he did as director.
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"There's no such thing as a good Briton," one Roman author declared, after a British poet had dared to give him a bad review.
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Only die-hard festivalgoers dared forsake their refrigerated apartments before Saturday evening's main attractions, which included Kendrick Lamar and the indie band the National.
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When even Donald Trump, of all people, dared to tweet about Franken's misconduct, I found myself shaking with anger at the President's smug audacity.
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"@donlemon dared some of us Fox Newsers to swing by the CNN Grill," she wrote, posting a selfie with Mr. Lemon, the CNN anchor.
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She finished tied for 16th at four under, which she said was more than she had dared hope for before the Rio Games started.
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He was the first monarch to set foot in the House of Commons, and none of his successors have dared to do so again.
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"I thought, 'This is it, I can have a passion for my work that I never even dared to dream of,'" she told Cosmopolitan.
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His real legacy will be the firing squads, the gulags, the torture and the beatings for anyone who dared stand in opposition to him.
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Despite worldwide condemnation of his actions, Mr. Castro clamped down on a fledgling democracy movement, jailing anyone who dared to call for free elections.
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A light bulb there is said to have been stolen from the Electric Tower by a girl whose boyfriend dared her to climb up.
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Warren is 2o weeks pregnant and dared, for some unfathomable reason, to wear her usual wardrobe of body con sheath dresses on air. Confused?
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Emboldened in the second half, Guatemala played with a swagger it had not dared exhibit earlier, flicking deft back-heel passes to escape trouble.
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On the rare occasion my drinking was called into question, I'd steamroll those who dared challenge me by hurling my successes in their face.
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He said the things that the populace thought, but dared not say, and he did so with a comedic twinkle in his blue eyes.
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"I don't think I would've dared to stand up there if any of the things I showed today were a utopia," he told me.
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How we scarcely dared mention our "roommates" at work, how teenagers spat on us on the street, threatening us and calling us vile names.
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Nothing more than writing blog posts that called for greater religious tolerance and dared to imagine a freer future for the Saudi people. Jan.
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"Born to Be Posthumous" is an entertaining account of an artist who liked to be coy with anybody who dared to write about him.
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With "Avengers: Endgame" positioned to wipe out any competitors come Friday, only a couple of studios dared to roll out new movies this weekend.
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Clay has not been her best surface, and a year ago Osaka would not have dared to pine openly for the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen.
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No imam of the Grand Mosque had ever anointed a Saudi ruler as the mujaddid of the age or dared to imply as much.
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It was a food for the brave, one who dared to venture into the tangled, oddly textured, vaguely sexual, bottom-feeding realm of mollusks.
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"Marvin's Room," with its all-too-familiar procedures and pills and bedside hoverings, reflected that reality, leavening it with what lightweight humor it dared.
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He defended his belt successfully seven times over the next three years, dominating, often brutally, anyone who dared to step in front of him.
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"Since day one we have taken risks and dared to challenge the status quo with new products and technologies," Dyson wrote in the statement.
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He became known as "Captain Chaos" after his teammates dared him to introduce himself to the opposing team as such, and the name stuck.
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It was written as a reminder to people that it was in their interest to support those who dared to stand up to authority.
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I was warned by several concerned friends and family that I risked being kidnapped if I dared to follow through on my travel plans.
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For years, the powerful House leader has cast aside any Democrat who dared to primary her and then easily trounced Republicans in the generals.
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President Donald Trump recapped the many investigations against him over the last three years and directed his vitriol at those who dared oppose him.
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He served several years in federal prison, then resumed his role as acid-tongued radio personality, eviscerating anyone who had dared to succeed him.
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Kasowitz had largely disappeared from the public view after his last controversial attack on an individual who dared to criticize him in an email.
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This, despite the Russian leader's deep credentials with the K.G.B. and the suspicious deaths of politicians and journalists who dared to challenge his regime.
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No other Democratic candidate dared talk about a universal basic income until 2019, when Andrew Yang used it to build his own Iowa insurgency.
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And as I left, the soon-to-be most powerful person in the world was bullying a union man who dared to challenge him.
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Who would have dared to question the reign of dos Santos and see his family lose its grip over Angola's oil industry and wealth?
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With his "new decree," he declared himself modern America's first populist president — and all but dared his own party to resist his Republican reformation.
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President Lyndon Johnson pushed Fed Chairman William McChesney Martin against a wall after Martin dared to raise the discount rate half a percentage point.
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A film critic who dared to trash "Man of Steel" got a torrent of death threats, and now the LAPD is on the case.
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For starters, he went against decades of royal tradition and dared to bring up a private conversation he and Prince Harry had surrounding American politics.
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They flew at the forefront of modern aviation, testing jet technology, busting through the sound barrier, exploring the stratosphere, and more, before anyone else dared.
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One woman who dared to step into the ring was Moretz, who had previously clashed with Kardashian West over a nude selfie back in March.
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And like Miriam "Midge" Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan), fans were able to take the mic and try their hand at stand-up if they so dared.
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Many presidents were sorely tempted to fire him during his epic and near-dictatorial reign over the FBI from 1924 to 1972, yet none dared.
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The strategy resulted in the "shut down of government mechanisms" in some places "because no government servants dared to stay there", the army source said.
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For a brief moment on the Massachusetts Turnpike, we flew, pushing the speed as far as I dared, a 1003 mph salute to our father.
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On Sunday, the cookbook author posted a one-word response to a Nigerian health blog that dared try to slander the good name of pizza.
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Sia follows in the footsteps of Adele, Justin Bieber, Mariah Carey and many others who have dared to be driven around by the British host.
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The Crocodile has not yet dared to scrunch the former first lady, even though he reckons she tried to assassinate him (with poisoned ice-cream).
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The sheer boldness of trying to get this into the laboratory to measure the changes in spacetime—nobody else would have dared [at the time].
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This protest album, whose title signals the band's embrace of an explicitly political anger few bands have dared with since the election, offers an answer.
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It's been seven years since Ryan Murphy dared to make television really, legitimately scary with the debut of his horror anthology series, American Horror Story.
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That number is jarring, but unfortunately, not all that surprising, especially if you're a woman who has dared so much as to cross the street.
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But, their ensuing sex scene in "The Kingsroad," where Daeney dared to get on top for the first time, wasn't actually about the Khaleesi's pleasure.
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CNET reports that hours after Samsung announced the recall, some loyal fans dared the company to take about their explosive devices, er I mean, smartphones.
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Those who dared hope for a one-off radical change in the first year of Mr Macron's presidency, followed by years of stability, are disappointed.
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He had outgrown his hometown of Alice, Texas, when the local high school failed to offer an advanced biology class that dared mention Charles Darwin.
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That flight attendant did not look remotely fearful; he gave it right back to the passenger and even dared Second-Row Guy to hit first.
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If an intruder dared to climb through our tiny window that a cat could barely fit into, they wouldn't be able to get in anyway.
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Just look at the very first one, I Love Lucy, which presented an interracial marriage as no big deal and dared Americans to keep up.
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They followed it up with 2013's critically-acclaimed, emotionally rich Olympia, which went deeper and darker even as many songs dared listeners to dance.
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A flurry of new research vigorously opposes a study from last year that dared to suggest there might be a ceiling to the human lifespan.
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If you're a person who's ever lived, breathed, and dared to try and connect with another person, that internal conflict likely carries an unsettling resonance.
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Indian sticklers for tradition were livid that Chopra dared to expose her knees and sit cross-legged in front of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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In a year that settled for "pretty good" TV, it was so satisfying to see, week after week, a show that dared to be more.
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Pale skin and black-hooded, you prowled a parking lot, drew a line in the sand and dared fans to choose between you and Trump.
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"Not a single political personality or intellectual has dared to excuse the conduct of Denis Baupin," said Magali Della Sudda of the University of Bordeaux.
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" Francis urged leaders to refer to the Continent's founding fathers, who "dared to change radically the models that had led only to violence and destruction.
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Any country that dared to launch an attack would inevitably wind up under the same toxic gauze as everyone else, and thus commit national suicide.
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I love the fact that people are outraged not because the White House was built by slaves, but because someone dared to bring it up.
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When Watson found himself buried there on Thursday, he dared the bunker, turning his back to the green to escape from a four-foot depth.
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I declined offers to join moms groups and avoided eye contact with other moms during those rare moments when I dared to parent in public.
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Trump critics like Bob Corker (R-Tennessee) and Jeff Flake (R-Arizona), hounded into retirement because they dared oppose President Trump, suddenly have enormous power.
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I felt betrayed by my body because it dared to bloom under the eyes of predators that waited outside the schoolyard and in my community.
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Indeed, advocates who oppose Kavanaugh raised millions in contributions that would be released to her next opponent if she dared to vote for his confirmation.
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Day and night, I would walk around, escorted by a feeling of sadness, by the consciousness of a crime whose name I dared not speak.
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Earlier this week, Pete Buttigieg dared to weigh in on one of the great culture-war lightning rods of the past decade: Chick-fil-A.
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From architectural up-dos to pin-straight bobs to ethereal braids, each time she stepped out, she dared to experiment with bold, stand-out looks.
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Shah, the 16-year-old son of a metal welder, dared to give up his studies a few years back to chase his ballet dreams.
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BioShock Infinite poses questions, and to that Alamo of self-justification the game can always fall back—like it or not, Infinite dared to ask.
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"For years and years, every Republican who dared to call for commonsense safeguards for Americans' ballots was demonized by Democrats and their allies," McConnell said.
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It's a dark film whose original iteration was on Hollywood's famous Black List, and which the 33-year-old Winkler was almost dared to make.
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He had flunked out, he told me, but he dared not tell his parents, and before they found out he was going to kill himself.
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Trump, however, seems to view that as the cost of doing business with Democratic governors who have dared to criticize his administration's flailing coronavirus response.
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As my parents and two brothers stood on the bank, I wandered away from them and dared myself to dip my foot in the water.
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And the current scapegoat seems to be the protesters of the far left — those who dared to criticize the Workers' Party's decisions in the past.
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On the second night of the convention, the few Republican Party speakers who dared to show, including House Speaker Paul Ryan and New Jersey Gov.
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That is the singular brilliance of Tarell Alvin McCraney's show: It goes where few dramas have dared sojourn, into the minds of young black boys.
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Rejected by most civilized nations as a transparent fraud, sluggish schizophrenia was used against dissidents and other citizens who simply dared to seek exit visas.
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The French saw in Mr. Lewis a revolutionary, a man who dared, an experimentalist and a pioneer, and an artist with an absolute creative freedom.
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Because, it seems, he has become the president's favorite whipping boy for not doing what Mr. Trump himself has so far not dared to do.
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From there, with 160 other Ethiopians, he squeezed into a boat so crowded that no one dared stand up for fear that it would capsize.
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Chinese state-run media responded by advising Trump and Tillerson to prepare for a "military clash" if the U.S. dared to intrude in the area.
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He even dared to invoke some of them during his official visit to China in September, although the Chinese did not applaud him for it.
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A female Republican senator dared to say a few words, and, because she didn't acquiesce to the left's demands, they wanted her to shut up.
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Groups of friends dared to bare themselves, thanks to the protection of other women and abundant paint used to provide a last vestige of modesty.
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"Trump recapped the many investigations against him over the last three years and directed his vitriol at those who dared oppose him," wrote Michael D'Antonio.
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Although we were reviewing what I came to think of as his ''rule of three,'' I dared to ask about the proverbial cherry on top.
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The YouTuber said she "never even dared to dream" about the support she&aposs received, and is now taking some time for herself to reflect.
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The subordinates of those already sidelined would have dared not execute a mouse without his say so, let alone a well-known and popular critic.
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Back in the early days of Wi-Fi, Linksys emerged as a pioneer who dared to help rid you of Internet Service Provider-controlled hardware.
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And although he was familiarly called Zbig and could be very engaging, he was quick to smack down reporters who dared to challenge his ideas.
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It does so with a boundless imagination and a moral rage that roam, at length and at large, where few playwrights have dared to tread.
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President Trump dared say the emperor had no clothes, pointing out China's naked theft of military and trade secrets and flagrant violation of accepted norms.
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They know that the only thing Emmett Diggs was guilty of was being a black man who dared to love a white woman in 1961.
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If leftists had a choice, the Second Amendment would be erased from history and those who dared to stand up for it would be banished.
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In the best interest of the whole country, he dared the predictable avalanche of "caving" and "incompetence" insults from both the right and the left.
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Two years later, a man named Derek was dared to drink his can of booze directly from the gills of a striper he'd just caught.
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Those who dared enter found a dark nightmare world of busted roller coasters, haunted hallways, and horrifying NPCs dressed as furries cavorting across the landscape.
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The show dared to make them two hours where not much of consequence happened, in favor of setting the scene for the season to come.
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I started reading this book on vacation in a hotel that some say is haunted, and I've only dared to read it in the daylight.
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At the same time, many of those Republicans dared not stray too far from Trump and his agenda, given his popularity with his conservative base.
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As Britain prepares to vote in a referendum for the country's soul, the result is likely to be far closer than David Cameron once dared fear.
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On MSNBC, Rachel Maddow and Chris Matthews went off on Trump moments after the first handshake, because he dared put his hand on Kim&aposs back.
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The last time my mom dared to share food with me, I was six years old and wouldn't give her a bite of my blueberry pie.
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And yet, most incoming presidents would not have dared to go for the easy win because they would have felt constrained by tradition and party loyalty.
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No, behind the wheel will be Starman, a dummy dressed in SpaceX's snazzy spacesuit, ready to boldly go where no crash-test dummy dared go before.
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Image: Egyptian Ministry of AntiquitiesBack in July, Egyptian archaeologists dared to open a strange granite sarcophagus, finding three skeletons soaking in an unsightly reddish-brown liquid.
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The female MMA fighter hadn't lost a single match, often demolishing any opponent who dared step into the cage with her in a matter of seconds.
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For years campaigners had dared to hope that a proposed law, which was supposed to pass on November 18th, would help cement citizens' right to associate.
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They always ended up in a heterosexual relationship, of course — their reward for beating down the queer baddies who had dared to rise above their station.
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That has squeezed the margin between borrowing and lending rates: although the ECB has pushed its deposit rates below zero, few banks have dared do likewise.
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She's a stick figure with a curtain of lank hair, but she has grit, watchful eyes and friends who have dared her to bum a cigarette.
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There are few things Susan Sarandon has dared not try, and now that she has posed for PEOPLE without makeup, that list has gotten even shorter.
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Because the president dared to compare this scandal with Watergate, many in the liberal media proceeded to attack, mock, or belittle the tweet with a vengeance.
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According to the police report obtained by PEOPLE, a teammate dared 18-year-old Hunter Osborn to expose himself through the waistband of his football pants.
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At their press conference with King on the Capitol grounds this week, they yelled at reporters who dared question King and his support of racist ideologues.
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Turned into him ending up with a bee and me getting dared to just get this classy, fun, timeless one to commemorate the series of events.
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On Tuesday, about six months after a group of YouTubers dared him to do the stunt and, because fear is not real, Smith went for it.
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Her rule was unquestionably harsh, not only for the victims of her raids, but for anyone in her fleet who dared to step out of line.
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The 21-year-old supermodel dared to bare at Milan Fashion Week on Wednesday — rocking a Max Mara long-sleeve knitted nude romper two stylish ways.
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Corden also dared to wonder if Adele will go for the EGOT honor since she already has an Oscar and 10 Grammys on her awards mantel.
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Singing a cleaned-up version of her new single release, "Formation," Beyonce dared to use the nation's most-viewed event as a platform to shout #blacklivesmatter.
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"The boys dared one another to run up a concrete incline and touch the barbed wire of the American border fence," The New York Times reported.
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Jonathan Cheban allegedly sent an expletive-filled, derogatory message to a Twitter user who dared to post a meme making fun of the 43-year-old.
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I've witnessed contracts being voided because a model dared question her payment, and pocket money being withheld to discourage models who've gained weight from buying food.
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When American and Australian authorities tweeted their disgust at the "joke", he dared both countries—allies the Philippines needs to counter Chinese assertiveness—to cut ties.
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Just as no one in the Senate dared suggest that Ford might be lying, no one wanted to call Kavanaugh a liar to his face, either.
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That parent who dared to sneak a quick nap may have been up three nights straight with a bout of teething, stomach flu or diaper rash.
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And when we dared stand up like men, they have stopped our trade, seized our ships, blockaded our ports, burned our towns, and spilled our blood!
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During this period, they gave occasional interviews to the Dutch press, coming across as insolent, dashing antiheroes—working-class toughs who'd dared to kidnap a plutocrat.
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The authorities have used televised confessions with growing frequency to intimidate foreigners and their Chinese colleagues, and few have dared speak publicly about the experience afterward.
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That scares the heck out of Democrats, and that's why they are so angry that President Trump has dared to pull back the curtain on Baltimore.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa — Nearly every time a politician has dared to offer him censure, Donald J. Trump has responded by tagging his adversary with an impish nickname.
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Bella Hadid dared to bare in not one, but two revealing looks after walking the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for the third year in a row.
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Spewing antigay insults, Mr. Morales dared Mr. Carson and Mr. Robinson to come around the corner onto Eighth Street to settle their differences, Mr. Robinson testified.
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Relentlessly inventive, amusingly neurotic, Mutant may qualify as the harshest chillout environment and the most relaxing barrage of industrial noise any avant-tinkerer has ever dared.
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He implies that he would face a harsh sentence, or even assassination, if he were extradited to the U.S., but he hasn't dared to find out.
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" By the 1990s, the word had become so toxic that hardly anyone running for office dared embrace it, and Democrats adopted less sullied labels like "progressive.
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He was indefinitely detained without a trial because he dared to write a play about the complicity of Kenya's rulers in the plundering of the country.
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While we've probably had chief executives who longed to jail their critics or enrich themselves while in office, none of them dared act on those desires.
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I've found myself wondering if he's facing this tempest for another reason — because he dared suggest scaling back the reach of the American military-industrial complex.
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The tune on Friday was much different from five years ago when it was Mr. Mulvaney who dared Democrats over funding for the Affordable Care Act.
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Those minions would never have dared to gleefully inflict pain on a municipality if they believed for a second that doing so would displease the boss.
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"For too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men," Ms. Winfrey said.
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Lisa Pryor SYDNEY, Australia — Nearly 400 men are languishing on Manus Island in the South Pacific because they dared to try to reach Australia by boat.
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Hundreds of apartment buildings went up, sometimes on purchased plots, sometimes on vacant lots that strong-arm characters claimed and dared anyone to evict them from.
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They had already been hailed as courageous reformers, the insurgent candidates who dared take on New York State senators laden with money, influence and name recognition.
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When the head of the Supreme Court, Maria Lourdes Sereno, dared to criticize Duterte's brutal war on drugs, the Supreme Court removed her from her post.
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I had a different suspicion, a darker one that I dared not voice, but it decided my course of action; I would proceed with my experiment.
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As Naomi Osaka practiced at Arthur Ashe Stadium early Tuesday, her coach, Dave Taylor, dared her to whack a ball out of the 23,000-seat stadium.
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There is also some degree of license in the text: a new English translation by David Pountney, whose words were spicier than Hartmann dared but viable.
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They cheered his denunciation of Mexicans as "rapists," they relished his attacks on so-called globalism, and heaven help anyone who dared attack their populist hero.
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After the Heat fell behind by as many as 219, they went to a zone defense and dared the Sixers to beat them with their shooting.
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Simplehuman 58L Sensor Can with Voice and Motion Control ($200 — currently available)No one ever dared to create a $200 trash can ... until Simplehuman came along.
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"I have written hundreds of articles over my career, and some of those articles dared to question or debunk liberal groupthink on many issues," Patterson said.
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She invited him shopping, saying she'd heard he was good at choosing women's clothes, then dared him to hold hands with her in a coffee shop.
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"Many different enemies controlled Mosul over the past 900 years but none of them dared to destroy the Hadba," said Ziad, an art student in Mosul.
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As protests erupted all over the country, government-run hospitals basically functioned as an extension of the security apparatus, targeting demonstrators who dared to seek treatment.
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When she dared to look outside, Mexico Beach's emerald waters and white sugar-sand beaches were covered in a dark sea of splintered debris, she said.
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She thought it was fun to grab your arm with her small mouth, hard, or if you dared sit on the floor, pounce on your head.
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I was sure that my superstar work status would be shattered if I dared to let down my guard and admit I didn't know it all.
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When the conservative businessman Mauricio Macri succeeded Kirchner in December 2015, he seemed eager to do something few other leaders have dared: to push China away.
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David Hogg, the one who went on CNN and dared adults to act like one, lay on a basketball court and painted in a hibiscus flower.
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Despite a hostile political climate and few monetary resources, the activists of Black Power dared to imagine a world in which they controlled their own fates.
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It was lauded internationally and banned locally; I still remember watching news clips of riots outside movie theaters that dared to screen such a blasphemous film.
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About a year and a half into the show's history, someone dared me to go to Dark Odyssey, a kink camp in Maryland, for a weekend.
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" It lived up to those words this week, absolutely destroying a troll who dared to question its claim that its burgers are "always fresh, never frozen.
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It meant a gift bestowed by law-enforcement officers on grateful Americans — and one that would disappear, poof, the minute anyone dared to examine it too closely.
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The United passenger who was bloodied and dragged off a jet by cops dared the officers to drag him off the plane and take him to jail.
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"The director said he wanted me to play something I've never played before, it's special, but he didn't know if I dared to," said Fan Bingbing, onstage.
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In fact, it's Ford who has been presumed guilty, called "evil" by the president of the United States simply because she dared accuse a man of assault.
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But what is clear is that whoever is behind the account will be viewed, at least by some, as an American hero who dared to speak up.
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Confederate statues celebrate racism, but the ideology of white supremacy not only venerates oppressors — it also erases the stories and sacrifices of those who dared to resist.
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Rather than rallying around the women who dared to stand up to such an influential figure, critics say, Khan's supporters have gone all out to smear them.
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"We just wrapped our arms around and formed a chain and dared someone to break through it," said Farley, who lives three doors down from the family.
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We wanted to create a unisex brand that dared to have a feminine expression, creating truly unique designs with the best materials and hand-craftsmanship out there.
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Even if Mr Trump now despises the Republican factions that dared defy him over health care, Congress is the only place he can go to pass legislation.
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Why not use the Dothraki cavalry to harry Cersei's military, staying out of sight of King's Landing but ambushing any Lannister forces that dared leave the capital?
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