His "darned if you do, darned if you don't" decision to visit South Texas on Tuesday, away from the rescue efforts, was the right call.
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At last, you can finally disable that darned Bixby key.
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The good news - The darned thing might not actually work.
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It was later mailed back to him, darned and washed.
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"Judging from this, they did pretty darned well," Fryer says.
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You know what: the whole darned thing is a travesty.
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But a Romney comeback would still be pretty darned interesting.
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You don't know a darned thing about what's in it.
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So far the expressions of outrage are pretty darned muted.
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") in place of "I'LL BE DARNED" (clued as Seamstress's "Shocking!
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K., Starbucks was recommended today and it's about darned time.
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And the worst case started to sound pretty darned bad.
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"I wish the market weren't so darned stupid lately," Cramer said.
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Back to top Why is the election season so darned long?
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It's not a true color image, but it's pretty darned close.
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I can't go against that stock, it's just too darned low.
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Amy Schumer's life is looking pretty darned good right about now.
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The darned thing only gets more attractive as it [goes] lower.
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Don't worry if the breadcrumbs fall off — they're still darned tasty.
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They just weren't allowed to make any money in this darned thing.
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"It's like the whole darned thing never happened," he said on Tuesday.
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This race was Mr. Saccone's to lose — and darned if he didn't.
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Instead, the candidates focused on their positions, which were generally darned similar.
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"At these levels, the darned thing sports an 8.25% yield," Cramer said.
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But darned it if it doesn't inspire a little bit of hope.
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Which is why the next part of this story is so darned sweet.
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"It's not just about the U.S. It's the whole darned world," he said.
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And it's pretty darned cheap now compared to what it used to cost.
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In some religious communities, the sisters served "Father" dinner and darned his socks.
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Played by: Struan Rodger (Season 25), Max von Sydow (Season 21) Look, if you can recast a role with a gosh-darned legend like Max von Sydow, you recast the role with a gosh-darned legend like Max von Sydow.
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"I'll be darned," he says, peering through the Jaguar's tiny windshield at the building.
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Only a few generations ago, socks were routinely darned, sweaters mended and pants patched.
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It's what you might call a legal-illegal, and it was pretty darned genius.
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But darned if the bigmouth hasn't already told us what that beast really is.
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Today, the late night squad is all about scoring partisan points, facts be darned.
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We had JPMorgan report a darned good quarter, the stock's off 4 [basis points].
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If that happens, then I bet one of these naysaying analysts upgrades the darned thing.
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I thought he told a pretty darned good story, but it's a longer term story.
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"It's like the whole darned thing never happened," the "Mad Money" host said on Tuesday.
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First, let's get one thing out of the way — the bond market's pretty darned big.
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Dr. Hayhoe has come to prominence in part because she is just so darned nice.
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His wife says that maybe he's not quite 100 percent back, but he's darned close.
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"This chart shows you that the big-money speculators are pretty darned negative," Cramer said.
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"But he could do things like that because he was so darned disciplined," he added.
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"It's darned difficult for quick wins either in the U.S. or in PRD," Aberdeen's Young said.
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The WHO holds an emergency meeting today to figure out how to stop the darned thing.
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And if only I wasn't so darned rebus-blind, perhaps I would have gotten it sooner.
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I've gotta tell you, for a company with a 29 percent growth rate, that's darned cheap.
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Remember, everything's got to be pretty darned pristine and in an era of the coronaviurs, Match.
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He's a pretty darned good business man and I like that business as a matter of fact.
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But nominating a woman won&apost make a darned bit of difference will it for the left?
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They were both taking solo, one-man canoe classes and darned if they didn't fall in love.
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This lends an air of authenticity (there's another one of those darned millennial buzzwords) to online interactions.
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Tim Cook, who came right here in the low $90s and told you a darned good story.
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Yes, I've written lengthy books with both men, and I know their legal philosophies pretty darned well.
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This guy did a much better job of making sure the darned photo wasn't torn in half.
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Journalists are still cheering, objectivity be darned, for "Spotlight," awarded the Oscar for best picture on Sunday.
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Sangmanee alive and kicking was just too darned good to try and beat up fair and square.
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I'll be darned if it wasn't just a couple of weeks later and someone else had it.
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With only a few weeks left, there's an urgency to the indulgence — oil-splattered stovetop be darned.
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Critics be darned, The House was a funny, silly movie during which Jeremy Renner get set on fire.
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"I'm betting they're going to have to talk about tariffs on the whole darned conference call," he said.
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The kitchen pitch for the Triby is really good — and it's a darned cute-looking device to boot.
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I think that last week when they came out with some other new transparency tools, pretty darned good.
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"[These] charts give us a lot of reasons to be feeling pretty darned good about 2018," Cramer said.
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And it's a darned enjoyable one thanks to some fine performances and a couple of impressive musical numbers.
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I'm not sure if that is the highest number ever put through [such programs] but it's pretty darned close.
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It makes the banks not just investable, but pretty darned cheap down here selling at roughly 12 times earnings.
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It doesn't look like a golden chance, but darned if he doesn't turn and rifle past a diving Courtois!
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"GE is a total winner unless — unless — fails to get this darned plane certified," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Bonus, if you're keen on more irreverent but pretty darned accurate physics: "A Shit History of Quantum Theory":[Twisted Sifter]
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Because I was watching him at a couple of events over the last week and he seemed pretty darned … excitable.
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"GE is a total winner unless — unless — Boeing fails to get this darned plane certified," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"These are all new earnings per share boosters that give you more reason to buy the darned stock," Cramer said.
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Once again I don't know my Psycho-Pass from my Sailor Moon but darned if this isn't a cool replica gun.
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More Entertainment Stories: Why Tilda Swinton Has A Harry Potter BeefThese Coffee Table Books Are Just So Darned DelightfulLiked Gone Girl?
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Hiking trips are also a low-cost way to pass the time, but most trails are just too darned far away.
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"I expect he'll spend as little time as possible on Wells because it's so darned embarrassing," the "Mad Money" host added.
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And, best of all, when you've sent in your ballot and been marked off the rolls, all the darned robocalls stop.
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Our goal the entire time was a nice peaceful protest and I'll be darned if that didn't exactly what we got.
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Tickets are available on a strictly first-come, first-served basis, and the first two batches of tickets disappeared pretty darned quick.
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" Entergy Corp: "It's too darned cheap at 4.6 percent yield, I know that right now they don't like those interest rate sensitives.
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It's down on its luck lately, but I think the last quarter we had the CEO on and it was darned good.
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But darned if I can make a persuasive case for what's going here as an illumination or amplification of the play's themes.
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"The market simply can't handle that much new supply, which is why oil in the outyears is so darned cheap," Cramer said.
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Let's stay away, though I've got to tell you, at a certain point someone is just going to go buy the darned thing.
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" Gutierrez said Clinton would "make a darned good president" based on her "experience," while the thought of a Trump presidency makes him "afraid.
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" AbbVie: "They had one major miss and they took the darned stock apart, not unlike what they did to Bristol-Myers this morning.
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So darned if during my week with the Malibu, a couple of people didn't ask if it was a new Audi or Lexus.
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I'm an aging boomer, and there's a lot of us, and I know darned well I'm not the only boomer having these problems.
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Young people are loathe to marry because they carry college debt or they are career-oriented or they are just too darned independent.
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"I never thought I'd say this, but I'm darned glad I have an HP because the touch screen is the bomb," Cramer said.
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You have to think, 'OK, I'm not going to panic, I'm going to use my head and I'm going to outsmart the darned bear.
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They want their darned country back, which is why they're aligning with the most divisive, craptastic figure ever to attempt to run for president.
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I still think it might be OK, but boy, they did throw cold water on the whole darned situation in that last conference call.
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We'll just have to wait until those darned tax returns become available, something I predict we can expect the very second hell freezes over.
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There are times when I am extremely frustrated, mumbling and grumbling out loud about how long it's taking me to finish the darned thing.
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In fact, Origin's mission to keep the machine cool and alive for longer on the battery is mostly a success, gaming performance be darned.
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Call it whatever you like — divine intervention, planetary alignment or darned good luck — we're extending the deadline for early-bird tickets to Disrupt Berlin 2018.
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"It's really hard to stay positive about this market in the face of conventional wisdom that is so darned negative," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"So if the stock's going to take a break and pull back, there's a very good chance it will happen pretty darned soon," Cramer explained.
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"It's really hard to stay positive about this market in the face of conventional wisdom that is so darned negative," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The decision to include STOVL means you'd better get pretty darned good at cooperative targeting, or you might find yourself in a lot of trouble.
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"We really did expect to have our license by now or to be darned close," said Rowland, co-owner of SoMe Brewing Co. in York, Maine.
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It's the perfect Fourth of July treat 🇺🇸 ✨ Swipe up in our stories or head to the site for our full review, ye darned scallywags!
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As with a regular alterations shop, visitors are invited to bring in their slacks in need of hemming, jackets to be darned, or patches to sew.
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Two weeks later, the company reported one of the great [earnings] blowouts and the darned thing surged to new highs — it's now trading at nearly $64.
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"After talking to Tim, I'm ... much more certain that these tech analysts who follow the company simply don't know how to value the darned thing," he said.
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But the reactionary cleric has not reckoned on the invention of wireless headphones, which enable Ren to put on the best darned silent disco in the Midwest.
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Colin Dixon, chief analyst of nScreenMedia, said he walked away pretty darned impressed with what Minor showed, though he said delivering remains far from a slam dunk.
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If ever the Cubs did seem to be the team ... well, let's just say these guys look pretty darned promising and leave it at that, shall we?
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Searching for sexual hints (like, say, boners) on the show is an enjoyable pastime because the producers, editors, and crew try their darned best to obscure them.
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The Freedom Caucus might not be able to pick the next speaker of the House, but they'd have a darned strong voice in picking a minority leader.
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"While I can see selling the auto related stocks here, they're so darned cheap that I want to take the other side of the trade," he said.
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I mean, I didn't like the fact that in the second paragraph of the whole darned thing, the CEO said, 'We had kind of a mixed bag.
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"We've got a runaway freight train of a market and I'd love to see the darned thing cool off for more than a session or two," he said.
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Mr. Diamond, working from a rehearsal outline, news accounts and other sources, has assembled an approximation of the original that is utterly convincing, and darned entertaining as well.
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The stock's already darned cheap, trading at 12 times next year's earnings estimates," Cramer said, "but if I'm right, those earnings estimates will come in higher than expected.
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"The darned thing just made its first weekly close below the 50-week moving average ... since early 8003 and this is something that really spooks chart-watchers," Cramer said.
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So, the next time an investor asks how a quarter-point rate hike can really damage the U.S. economy — Cramer says they should listen to the darned conference calls.
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"Not only is Target incredibly well-run, but the company reported a terrific quarter at the end of February … the stock remains darned cheap," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Bill Clinton had won the presidency in the waning days of a brief recession two years prior on a promise to restore economic vitality and was darned well delivering.
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While it's easy for her opponents to argue that the economy should be doing better, it's puttering along pretty darned well considering the inability of Congress to pass anything.
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"However, with a weaker dollar that translates to higher earnings, new technology that's improving the experience and the simplified menu ... the darned turn is just getting stronger," he said.
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"Analysts and investors were just too darned pessimistic, or too political, which amounts to the same thing, so they kept being blindsided by everything that's going right," Cramer said.
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And given that the Nordstrom family wants to buy the whole business at $50 a share, I think it's pretty darned compelling for your portfolio right here at $51.
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"We've got a runaway freight train of a market and I'd love to see the darned thing cool off for more than just a session or two," the host said.
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"Oh I think it's because I'm just such a darned good Cabinet member, and very capable, and probably pretty knowledgeable about the energy industry," he said at an energy conference.
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"They (Republicans) know darned well that $12 billion in additional money for the wall is not going to fly with Senate Democrats or the House of Representatives," Schumer told reporters.
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Mr. Gold and his cast, led by an intrepid Sally Field, have dismantled a venerable classic, but darned if they can figure out how to put it back together again.
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As outlined in a new paper in PLOS One, the blocks are known as "Multifluidic Evolutionary Components" (MECs) because they're just so darned flexible and adaptable to so many different uses.
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Given his stellar play at such a young age, it's darned possible, if not likely, that Spieth simply peaked early and will never again approach last season's historic levels of dominance.
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But the combination — plus the basic fact that since the Earth is warming, heat waves ought to become more intense on average anyway — makes a darned strong case for global warming.
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When you have no legal protection, you have to be pretty darned brave to stand up to your boss, even if they're asking you to do something that crosses legal lines.
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"Analysts and investors were just too darned pessimistic, or too political, which amounts to the same thing these days, so they kept being blindsided by everything that's going right," Cramer said.
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And most home cooks can find success making ricotta gnocchi, which, when at their best, can be exceedingly light and delicate (and still pretty darned good even when they're not completely perfect).
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That's what makes this a really fun job, every darned thing under the sun, including stuff about which I know virtually nothing, and I have a crackerjack staff to help teach me.
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That's been a good call, and, if anything, things are looking even better for CarMax here, especially since its stock remains darned cheap, selling for just 15 times next year's earnings estimates.
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"You may love the results or hate them, but one thing is for certain, just getting the darned election over with turned out to be a big deal," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"The darned thing was just too cheap for Bristol-Myers not to buy it, and it was too cheap because biotech had fallen out of favor with the Wall Street fashion show, " he said.
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Ms. Kennedy and the Walt Disney Company, which owns Lucasfilm, have repeatedly shown that they will do whatever it takes — ego bruising, be darned — to steer the "Star Wars" franchise as they see best.
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But Verizon has roared 8 points from the middle of November, despite last month's rate hike and the prospect of many more going forward, and the darned thing doesn't seem to want to quit.
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"Put it all together and Collins likes what he sees in Caterpillar's stock, but this is very much [a] high-risk, high-reward story given how much the darned thing has already run," Cramer said.
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"If I were General Mills, I would be tempted to one-up Danone for WhiteWave, if only to get the French company to pay more for the darned thing because they're vicious competitors, " Cramer said.
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"After years of not being able to get out of its own way, GM's stock is now in historic beast mode, with analyst after analyst who'd been lukewarm suddenly embracing the darned thing," Cramer said.
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The US government at the tiime was so darned committed to Cuban sovereignty that it even ended up putting military bases on Cuban soil, most of which were later let go, except one: Guantanamo Bay.
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"Oh, I bet it'll be good, but not necessarily good enough to push the stock higher, I mean given that the darned thing already rallied nearly 4% today in anticipation of a good quarter," he said.
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Image: GettyDirector Oliver Stone shook his fist at all those darned Pokémon Go players today, calling the game "a new level of invasion" and warning that it could lead us down a slippery slope to totalitarianism.
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"We are coming in hot going into the biggest earnings week of the year, and the stakes have been ratcheted up so dramatically that we better get some darned good numbers from these companies," Cramer said.
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A much-darned hockey sweater worn by the Montreal Canadiens hockey great Maurice Richard during the 1959 Stanley Cup playoffs is within a section dealing with Quebec nationalism rather than as part of a sports exhibit.
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"That is why I'm begging Janet Yellen and everyone else on the Federal Open Market Committee, please, stop whistling past the graveyard and take a look at some data points beyond the darned unemployment rate," Cramer said.
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YouTube today notes that it has been used for a number of things beyond gaming like live streams of the eclipse, streams of sports matches, chats with music stars, and that darned giraffe giving birth, for example.
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Still, she couldn't help but take a look at herself in a shop window as she ate one of the apples she bought, hungry because up until now, she'd been doing everything but eating the darned things.
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We know next to nothing about this mysterious green alien baby, but we'll be darned if it doesn't look exactly like a mini version of Yoda, one of the most beloved characters in all of Star Wars.
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But Robert K. Benson's script can't seem to decide whether we should feel sorry for Ms. Shanley as a lonely victim of 1930s sexism or happy that she was so darned good at her job (1:00).
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But Robert K. Benson's script can't seem to decide whether we should feel sorry for Ms. Shanley as a lonely victim of 2342s sexism or happy that she was so darned good at her job (23646:23646).
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But Robert K. Benson's script can't seem to decide whether we should feel sorry for Ms. Shanley as a lonely victim of 4123s sexism or happy that she was so darned good at her job (4113:4103).
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" Asked on Wednesday why he may have been asked to replace Pence, Perry said, "Oh I think it's because I'm just such a darned good Cabinet member, and very capable, and probably pretty knowledgeable about the energy industry.
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"Yet even though the Amgen buyback was a thing of beauty, it didn't seem to have much impact on the stock price, as the darned thing keeps trending lower and lower because biotech's a hated cohort," Cramer said.
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When we awaken in January 2021 from our four-year fever dream (assuming that President Trump surrenders the job) and Joe Biden takes the oath of office as president, I'll feel, like most of us, pretty darned good.
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"The lack of a real motivation to jump away from the oils, cushioned the decline and led to an anemic rebound that saved the market from what at one point looked like a pretty darned nasty day," Cramer said.
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"I still believe that if Benioff could find someone else to take a piece of the darned thing to lay off some of the risk, and the cost … it could come alive simply because the stock cratered," Cramer said.
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"Not only is it prestigious, it's actually useful ... and that's without even mentioning the new iPhones, which have the same picture quality as $1,500 camera that makes you look darned good on Instagram," especially for younger generations, Cramer said.
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"We are coming in hot going into the biggest earnings week of the year, and the stakes have been ratcheted up so dramatically that we better get some darned good numbers from these companies," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Her mother darned socks, mended dresses instead of buying new ones, and talked about the hungry children in India while insisting Alice clean her plate at the dinner table where the entire family sat down each night at 7.
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On a day when crowd roars for eagles, birdies, and aces had finally energized the back nine after a week of tough scoring conditions, the gasps when Spieth bathed two shots on the 12th were darned likely heard in Atlanta.
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"If you want to make a bet that the global economy is going to get stronger and the dollar will continue to get weaker, then Chemours might be worth speculating on, given that the stock is so darned cheap," Cramer said.
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To his detractors, he is a corny try-hard with no chops and an inflated ego; to his defenders, he is a talented, technically proficient rapper who makes his own beats and just does the best he darned well can.
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The 21 minute video is a bit of a slog and the spectators are definitely not drunk hooligans but darned if it isn't great to see little robots hitting the turf to grab a ball before it hits the goal.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — In this season, our thoughts turn to the giving of gifts and how it is better to give than to receive, but Herre Schouwerwou is here to remind us today that it's still pretty darned great to take.
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" Cramer Remix: The sell-off in these two retail stocks is wrong Cramer: Oil could be pushing the Fed to raise ratesCramer: The one niche group immune to market volatility Integrated Device Technology: "I thought the CEO did a pretty darned good job.
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Depending on your point of view, Cris Beam's "I Feel You: The Surprising Power of Extreme Empathy" might seem either laughably behind the times or naïvely, maybe even willfully, ahead — so far beyond our collective horizon as to be pretty darned invisible.
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We can never actually know which artform holds that distinction, but it seems darned likely that our ancient ancestors, sitting around their fires at night, realized they could bend their voices into pitches that sounded lovely together and turned those pitches into songs.
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Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 offers the ever-popular long-term investment grind to a kid-friendly crowd, but it's also so easy to play, so colorful and so gosh-darned adorable that — regardless of your age — even a brief half-hour flirtation is a blast.
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The skepticism has been so darned thick that until we get others naming their pets after cloud plays or touting stocks while shining shoes, I'm going to remain constructive on the future, the future of the best-performing asset class, the future of equities.
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She's a force of gosh darned nature and she's still tearing it up on an extensive North American tour when she could just as easily be sitting at home in Tennessee and doing the occasional interview for a documentary about how great she is.
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So when you laugh or cringe at his excesses, you are, in fact, noting how darned close he lived to certain clichés that, for very good reason, characterize the very best and the very worst of a life spent buying and selling dreams, drama, sin and romance.
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"Paying north of what Microsoft paid for the far more profitable LinkedIn, the price he needed to commit to in order to get Twitter's board to sell, just killed the deal, especially because Salesforce execs were concerned that Twitter's site has become too darned mean," Cramer said.
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"Put it all together and Garner thinks the chances of a continued oil rally are pretty darned slim, and, by the way, the long-term futures suggest the same thing — when you look at the price of crude out five years, [it's] much lower," Cramer said.
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And I&aposll be darned if we&aposre going to go forward with any kind of cooperation with them if I think there&aposs any doubt that these people are trying to frame him, I&aposm beginning not only to doubt it, I&aposm beginning to believe it.
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"What really matters is that these Medtronic assets will help Cardinal Health continue to diversify itself away from that lousy drug wholesaling business that caused the darned shortfall in the first place, and they'll give the company's medical supplies segment a much needed shot in the arm," Cramer said.
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"The risk-reward here for Intel is pretty darned sweet, and the price-to-earnings multiple should be higher given the company's internet of things — not personal computer — orientation, even as it's simply incredible how much money Intel's still making on a market that declines very fast," he said.
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Susan cannot imagine Edward's new novel without casting him, beard or no beard, as the hapless hero, and there is a cogent, though not very original, case for proposing that the whole darned thing, Texas and all, is simply a bad dream that squirms in Susan's unsleeping brain.
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"The valuations are pretty darned reasonable, but I have a hard time proving it to people because we are in an incredibly visceral, polarizing moment stemming from the election of a pro-business president who seems to rack up an incredible amount of baggage on a daily basis," he said.
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"If you want to augment your index fund with a few stock picks of your own, I think that's a totally responsible and, frankly, thrilling way to try your hand at growing wealth beyond the ordinary, even if the ordinary has done pretty darned well all by itself," Cramer said.
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If only the playwright or Stephen Kaliski, the director, could help us know whether we're meant to feel sorry for Ms. Shanley as a lonely victim of sexism and for working undercover (so she rarely gets to wear that prized uniform) or happy that she's so darned good at her job.
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"This plethora of deals finally breaks the logjam that's plagued all of Europe for years, and it's why we should begin to expect a rather dramatic pickup in growth across the Atlantic, even as the numbers have already been pretty darned good for Europe for about a year now," he said.
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Shortly after former president Bill Clinton delivered a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention sharing how he met and fell in love with his wife—and described her as "the best darned change-maker I have ever known"—a video montage revealed sepia-toned photos of all 44 US presidents.
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This, of course, was nothing new, as the Warriors' one-for-all activity and athleticism — so darned pretty on the offensive end of the floor — has been a less-celebrated constant on the defensive side during an extraordinary three-season run under their currently ailing, and absent, coach, Steve Kerr.
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"The valuations are pretty darned reasonable, but I have a hard time proving it to people because we are in an incredibly visceral, polarizing moment stemming from the election of a pro-business president who seems to rack up an incredible amount of baggage on a daily basis," the "Mad Money " host said.
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While videos and hostile argumentation don't sound like the winningest approach in the world, a sneakier way to turn you into a white supremacist might be to point out how much of a bummer immigrants are, as a way of attempting to make you see how gosh-darned terrific white people are.
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Despite that brief, ignominious moment in the national headlines, Pence is probably the safest, most boring choice Trump could have made for a running mate—a stable, dyed-in-the-wool conservative who's concerned-dad-who-just-has-a-few-gosh-darned-questions tone is a stark contrast with the noisy left-of-center bloviating going on at the top of the ticket.
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