The move by minority shareholders indicates the offering displeased them.
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"Generally displeased" might be a bit of an understatement, though.
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However, one actress is quite displeased with this innovative representation.
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American voters are displeased with the candidates they've been given.
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Some recent Australian political decisions affecting China have displeased Beijing.
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Mr. Baroni granted that the governor had not been displeased.
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Potentially far brighter than Paglen's work, astronomers are nonetheless displeased.
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Mr. Solomon of GoFundMe acknowledged that consumers had been displeased.
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The Game Warden, displeased with Veidt's lack of gratitude, leaves.
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Of course, this move has displeased some of Ocasio-Cortez's critics.
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Or maybe Trump is just displeased with this morning's front pages.
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All this, taken together, is something that has investors very displeased.
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It's the arrogance of its makers that leaves me most displeased.
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The only party he has never displeased is Israel's Likud Party.
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She was displeased by the soft, fatty skin and excess breading.
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Not every Canadian, of course, was displeased by the election result.
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Sometimes, witnesses said, Mr. Raniere retaliated against people who displeased him.
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This news displeased some members of Mr. Trump's existing legal team.
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Those who did have gripes were mainly displeased with staff demeanor.
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The Lakers lost to the Golden State Warriors, leaving Nicholson visibly displeased.
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She was displeased that federal courts blocked enforcement of Trump's travel ban.
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By the end of the demo, the club owner was distinctly displeased.
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Note: Steve Carell is the master of the faux-displeased face. 4.
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There are threats to "revoke" videos from YouTube if RayEl is displeased.
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The Vatican, which tried to distance the Pope from Davis, was displeased.
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Investors were displeased — even before the surprise news about sales in China.
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He'd also frequently destroy works that displeased him, usually by burning them.
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FairTube and YouTubers Union members are understandably displeased, but not at all surprised.
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Fans were displeased and intrigued by the possibilities of an online-only Fallout.
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But environmentalists were displeased, seeing the fine as a slap on the wrist.
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Jeff Sessions We've seen this before -- a president displeased at his attorney general.
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I was also very displeased that my stomach was growling by 11:45.
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When a sculptor depicted Sir Winston with large feet, he was reportedly displeased.
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Mugabe did so, but he was visibly displeased at the entire choreographed affair.
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The scientists quickly began to smile—except for Schwartz, who was visibly displeased.
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CNN reported that the president was displeased that Kushner was out of town.
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Still, most aren't displeased to see Trump driving a cultural message of fear.
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Except the show made sure to show Sansa and Littlefinger looking fairly displeased.
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Even if Chinese exports fall in October, expect Mr. Trump to be displeased.
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And it is not just party activists who are displeased with the senator.
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Among those displeased with Mr. Trump was the mayor of Charlottesville, Mike Signer.
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Others were displeased he went ahead with his son's wedding on May 9.
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I see laughing faces instead of people frowning and displeased with me being here.
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Not everyone, however, is displeased with what has been transpiring in the United States.
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Weinstein was also reportedly displeased when Project Runway didn't place enough focus on models.
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He got everything to fit, but amazingly, he seems pretty displeased with the result.
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Gianforte, apparently displeased by earlier Guardian coverage of the campaign, asked Jacobs to leave.
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Overall, the survey found that Americans were generally displeased with how the process unfolded.
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Warren was ultimately "noncommittal," a source told Politico, but "not displeased" by Biden's overtures.
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Johnson was displeased with the NFL's decision so he filed charges in mid-July.
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Even though the White House had signed off on the initiative, aides were displeased.
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But Mr. Guzmán's lawyers seemed especially displeased by his decisions this week regarding violence.
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But if the Pope was displeased with Cardinal Pell, it was not publicly evident.
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Were her parents to learn what had happened, they would most likely be displeased.
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In 25604, Scrabble player Alan Beale found himself displeased with the official Scrabble resources.
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He later told a Pakistani newspaper that he left because the decision displeased the government.
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This is why the press has begun to report that Trump is displeased with Manafort.
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Mr. Trump was displeased by the move for several reasons, according to three administration officials.
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Because it's coming in the context of the sanctions, and the Chinese are clearly displeased.
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Furthermore, reports have emerged that Assange's Ecuadorian hosts have become increasingly displeased with their tenant.
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He told reporters on the White House South Lawn he was displeased and demanding answers.
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"I'm not displeased that the unemployment rate is down to where it is," Morial said.
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The Pirates, displeased, wound up placing him on the restricted list, then eventually released him.
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Two media laws created a chill for independent journalists pursuing stories that displeased the government.
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The abrupt change displeased Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the committee's chairman.
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Mr. Colbeck, the former state senator who had helped write the previous draft, was displeased.
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When Beijing is displeased with Washington, it can shift those purchases elsewhere, hurting American workers.
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As a candidate, he vilified journalists by name and blacklisted news outlets that displeased him.
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And yet, the publishers it relies on to provide the content for the platform remain displeased.
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But when asked in 2010, 49% of Republicans and 33% of Democrats said they'd be displeased.
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Donald Trump didn't seem displeased with his daughter despite her carelessness, offering her a hearty congratulations.
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When Tunstill came home that day, his mother admits she was displeased to see him shoeless.
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He seldom did, after the first few years, except to say he was displeased with her.
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Manager Brad Ausmus is not displeased with the youngster's performance in his second big league season.
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Manager Terry Francona was visibly displeased with Bauer's behavior when he removed him from the game.
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Yet beyond the confirmation of drug use, MMA fans seemed most displeased by Santos' physical appearance.
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Picasso was displeased; after all, she was allegedly the only woman ever to have left him.
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If you are displeased with the animal you received, perhaps you can swap with your neighbor.
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In Iraq, Abdul Mahdi's resignation displeased Iran, but could be a first step in remedying corruption.
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A few readers were displeased with the decision to run a story on a WikiLeaks release.
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"I voted against it, so obviously I'm not displeased with the lack of progress," said Sen.
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Displeased with the outcome, Brian attempted to take his case to the NSW Court of Appeal.
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Some owners have grown displeased with the Pixel 3's inconsistent user experience several months after launch.
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Here's why: How many people would be displeased if their son/daughter married outside their political party?
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This was not the first time Trump has been displeased with the direction the Fed is taking.
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Both he and Ivanka appeared displeased as she leaned over to whisper something into her father's ear.
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The European Data Protection Commissioner has released statements indicating they're displeased with the company's response thus far.
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If waiters or waitresses for that matter displeased me I would rail at the heavens, curse, scream.
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Kelly, on the other hand, warned Pruitt the White House is displeased with the recent news dump.
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"Listen to me, scumbags, I need the electric fixed," Detore's displeased wife, Janine, says on the show.
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Some of those displeased at Franken's banishment blame Gillibrand in particular, and that's where things get complicated.
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It is not that he is displeased with European military spending or with Europe's position on Iran.
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Or maybe there's just something about my neutral expression that comes across as seeming worried or displeased.
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CVS shareholders appeared displeased at how expensive and cash-rich the takeover bid turned out to be.
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" Pompeo was displeased about the Ukraine questioning, and asked her, "Do you think Americans care about Ukraine?
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Liu squinted, displeased with the peripheral placement of China, which had been put with India and Burma.
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Miss Franklin, as nearly everyone in her circle tends to call her, was distinctly, if politely, displeased.
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Was there any communications about whether President Trump may pull your nomination if your answers displeased him?
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She gravitates toward her own distinctive visual style and can be dismissive when displeased, some staff members said.
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But I do think, you know, to everybody&aposs point, Kennedy pleased and displeased often the same people.
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The poll is in line with other polls showing most Americans are displeased with our federal legislative branch.
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Winning as that sight might be, Corinne is displeased by, among other things, the odor and the flies.
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Despite the apology, over 700 comments on the two posts showed students were very displeased with the email.
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It was obvious from the expressions of the interviewers that they were displeased with my choice of hairstyle.
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Your brows are so important, especially when you need to let your minions how how displeased you are.
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"China will be greatly displeased," said Tong Zhao, an analyst with the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy.
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China's Communist Party, much happier to deal with its old KMT foe than with the DPP, is displeased.
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Keep that in mind if you're ever consoling a high school senior displeased with a middling SAT score.
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The trade dispute was instigated by Trump, who is displeased with the United States' trade deficit with China.
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The comedian referenced reports that Kelly seemed displeased during a meeting at the NATO summit on July 11.
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Valdez said Guzman was displeased to find that the prisoner had already been tortured with a hot iron.
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If displeased by questions, Mr. Naipaul would sometimes walk out on public appearances and hang up on journalists.
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Do almost always cuts away when the Khmer Rouge functionaries shoot or hang subjects who have displeased them.
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Despite the state's heavy liberal lean, voters are deeply displeased with the floundering economic policies of current Gov.
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Thus when Narendra Modi's government began to argue that it was too lavishly capitalised, the RBI was displeased.
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The attendant seemed displeased and indicated she would, but when I returned later that evening it hadn't happened.
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Your chairman would most likely also be displeased to learn that you've exposed the department's failure to act.
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They struggled to envision his new life, and were displeased that their son was living with non-Muslims.
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His baseball manager was displeased, and the next season the Braves paid him $5,000 not to play basketball.
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Mr. Trump was unaware of — and, according to two senior administration officials, displeased by — Mr. Spicer's leak hunt.
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Ultimately, Lawson and Wattenberg were displeased that I had not written the essay that they would have written.
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Whereas in 1960 only 5% of Republicans and 4% of Democrats said they would be "displeased" if their child married outside their political party, by 2010, those numbers had reached 49% and 33%, a far higher percentage than those who would be "displeased" if their child married outside their race.
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China is also displeased with the US military presence in Japan and South Korea, particularly the THAAD antimissile system.
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I once cornered (a displeased) Carlos Slim to grill him about his financial relationship with the New York Times.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull the US out of NAFTA if he is displeased with a new agreement.
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Robertson embraces the view that God specifically reacts to whether he is pleased or displeased with individuals or governments.
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Also likely to be displeased was Russian President Vladimir Putin, who spoke at the forum shortly after Xi Jinping.
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Forty-four percent are displeased with Trump's tenure so far, with 30 percent "strongly" disapproving and 14 percent disapproving.
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I read the Ethicist weekly, and I usually agree with the answers, but I was displeased with last week's.
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The poor soldier, outnumbered, stands down; the crowd rushes across the page, and his commander is displeased, then deposed.
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The precarious phoenix Eureka was last standing, and landed by default on Team Asia, whose eponymous captain was displeased.
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In the same year, the military in Mali, displeased with the government's handling of the rebellion, ousted the president.
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Letters To the Editor: As a Japanese-American community activist I have heard many displeased responses to the Dec.
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Uber and Lyft skip out on a congressional hearing about the future of ride-hail, and congresspeople are displeased.
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Another Quinnipiac poll show the president's approval at 38 percent, while 58 percent are displeased with his job performance.
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If you're over 40 and have displeased a teen this year, you may have even heard this meme aloud.
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Fadell, Rogers and Whitman are not the only folks displeased with Trump's decision to bail on the Paris Accord.
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If voters are displeased with their performance, a rival team waits in the wings ready and eager to take over.
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Many commenters had nice things to say, calling the photo "adorable" and "so cute," but others were displeased with Duff.
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Presidential spokesman Harry Roque said that although Duterte is displeased with some journalists, he has done nothing to stop them.
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The Manhattan DA's office continues to defend its conviction of Hadden, without any mention of the victims displeased with it.
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When that question was asked in 1960, just 5% of Republicans and 4% of Democrats said they would be displeased.
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Mark Warner was particularly displeased with the secrecy, which DHS said was necessary to preserve trust from its local partners.
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Put together, it suggests a purge may have occurred because Kim was displeased he left Vietnam without a nuclear deal.
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Photograph courtesy Janet Malcolm VI. Daddy Sometimes, when something displeased my father, an ugly expression would appear on his face.
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Trump stumped for Strange at one rally, but was displeased at a lack of energy he perceived in the candidate.
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The dirty secret: House GOP lawmakers aren't displeased the President has been out of the country for this whole process.
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The palace was reportedly similarly displeased after the Supreme Court ruled that Johnson had asked her to illegally suspend parliament.
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In her speech, Clinton made a joke at Giuliani's expense and the Trump surrogate's displeased reaction was widely shared online.
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"[Kelly] was displeased because he was expecting a full breakfast and there were only pastries and cheese," Huckabee Sanders said.
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But not the fantasy of landlord Carlos Boozer, a former NBA player who reportedly was temporarily displeased by Prince's redecoration.
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LionMaker would sometimes lurch into long, emotional spiels about his own mental instability, or rant at people who displeased him.
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While Trump is easily displeased with subordinates, his patience level with those entrusted with shepherding his brand is almost nonexistent.
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Some of this obviously displeased an administration that has already been widely criticized for its insensitivity to human rights concerns.
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This election was just a referendum on who we are as a nation, and we are displeased with the outcome.
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You could describe their sound as "clinical," as they lack warmth, but I don't think anyone will be displeased with it.
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Folks eyeing that stunning "Wasabi"-colored gamepad may be displeased to learn that Stadia's stand-alone controllers will run $210 each.
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They're so displeased, in fact, that they want to ban the sale of it to people under the age of 16.
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But fans have been displeased by the longer commute to Barclays Center as well as the arena's poor hockey sight lines.
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This Spring, BuzzFeed News reported that many influencers on Snapchat were displeased by Snapchat's seeming lack of support for big influencers.
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Right now, the hottest trend in beauty products is … coming under fire from very displeased consumers suffering from painful side effects.
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The stock market was displeased, and Alex wondered whether the 46-year-old boy wonder is becoming more liability than asset.
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But he added he was concerned and displeased that the Internet would use his "innocent" son as material for a joke.
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Pence was also allegedly displeased with Trump, 72, as Lewis wrote that she "wouldn't so much as say hello" to him.
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And, while some fans are displeased with the singer's decision to sell exclusively on Amazon, others celebrated the launch on Monday.
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Displeased with Taft's performance, Roosevelt made a bid to regain the White House in 1912, which ended in a humiliating defeat.
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Parliament also created a new disciplinary chamber that the opposition says would be used to attack judges who displeased the party.
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The so-called resistance is made up of women and people of color, who are particularly displeased with the Trump administration.
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"Nowadays I still have a rather withering ability to be sarcastic and displeased but I'm not screaming at anyone," he said.
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Bezos is a frequent target of criticism from Trump, who is often displeased with coverage of his administration by the Post.
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But Dexerto reports that Delphine's Patreon followers are displeased with her lack of content and accused the influencer of scamming them.
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He did so because both had testified on Capitol Hill about the administration's actions in Ukraine in ways that displeased Trump.
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It's all a far cry from when he was yet to attain global fame and his Coachella billing apparently displeased him.
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The whole thing ended with Dean's father displeased with both his son and Lindsay for bringing the negative situation into his home.
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In this case, it is the Trump administration, which is displeased with the Motor Company's decision to shift some additional production overseas.
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Grumpy Cat quickly became a meme, with image macros posted on top of the viral photo playing off her remarkably displeased look.
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But a litany of Republican establishment groups were displeased with her voting record and invested more than $1 million to unseat her.
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Following a viral Medium post from a displeased Revolv owner, Nest now says it's working with customers to find a better solution.
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Frustrated, he tweeted to the GOP to let them know that he is displeased that his image has not been taken down.
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The president was undoubtedly displeased when the prime minister addressed a joint session of Congress to argue against the Iran nuclear deal.
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Though the President has been displeased with Giuliani, a source familiar with his thinking said it's not likely he will fire him.
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Lawmakers tell The Hill privately that the president seems displeased with Shulkin's performance and he may be the next official to go.
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"China is very displeased with this and will bring up the issue with the U.S. side," the ministry said in a statement.
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In a follow-up email users are given the option to put their piece back up for sale if they are displeased.
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While the story warmed the hearts of many, others commented on Ram's hilariously "displeased" look as he was rescued from the blaze.
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Hispanic groups are displeased that Trump ignored their community when making his final Cabinet-level appointment, The Dallas Morning News said Wednesday.
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And they are most displeased about the new debate requirements, which they fear will only dilute what makes their nominating contests unique.
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The move displeased police union officials, who said it amounted to placating activists by second-guessing officers who have done nothing wrong.
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What many of them may have been saying is that they were displeased with this mayor, but also found the competition unpalatable.
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According to administration sources, Trump has been displeased with Azar for failing to keep him updated on crucial decisions concerning the virus.
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The Yankees benched their talented young catcher, Gary Sanchez, on Sunday because Girardi was displeased with his defensive habits behind the plate.
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Those in the pricey Northeast are the most displeased, with only 16 percent of respondents saying they're comfortable with their current salary.
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" The tense exchange inside the Puritan Backroom diner ended with Mr. Rubio walking away and the displeased voter calling him a "typical politician.
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Mr Trump is said to be displeased by it; he has lashed out at the DOJ over the debacle of his "travel ban".
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And Republicans are displeased with Trump's conduct relating to the Russia inquiry, as only 57 percent approve of his handling of the situation.
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Displeased with the outcome and Sansa's lack of respect, she threatens to replace Tyrion as hand, until Jorah talks her out of it.
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Politico reported that President Trump was displeased with comedian Melissa McCarthy's lampooning of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer in last Saturday's episode.
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If one band at Warped Tour put on a memorable enough set, an attendee could forgive the sets they walked away from displeased.
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Trish has the kind of closet any wealthy, successful radio personality would have and looks displeased by the options in front of her.
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Mr Calil stood out in one respect: whereas others merely cultivated the powerful, he once sought to overthrow a president who displeased him.
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Re/code obtained a few of these images and stripped them of any identifying markers: Clearly, some Googlers were displeased with Nest's decision.
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New York Times tech reporter Vindu Goel, however, often uses it to interact with brands—specifically, to yell at them when he's displeased.
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But Trump is clearly displeased with his "beleaguered" A.G., and wants to bring people he knew before he entered politics into the fold.
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When asked if he was more displeased with how the final result came out, or how it had been made, Singleton sounded torn.
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Statisticians whose findings displeased Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the country's president from 2007 to 2015, were sacked and then prosecuted for their effrontery.
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"I am tangled up in you, can't get loose," goes the glowing, midtempo "Tired Games," on which Ava is displeased with dating rituals.
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Thirty-one percent of people who expressed mainly liberal views said they would be equally displeased if a family member wed a Republican.
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Patti Davis, one of the daughters of the late president, writes in The Washington Post that Reagan would be displeased by Trump's America.
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That has displeased European data protection agencies — who say Google is flouting the law and EU citizens fundamental rights are not being respected.
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He was overthrown less than two years later in another coup, after the military figures who installed him became displeased with his methods.
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"So weird to watch Crazy Bernie on @FoxNews," Mr. Trump tweeted on Tuesday, as a loyal viewer displeased by an unexpected story arc.
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Officials at C.I.A. headquarters were displeased by such comments, directing the field officers to stop making such "sweeping statements" about Mr. Nashiri's compliance.
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But Trump has been displeased at times with coverage of him by the Fox News shows that specialize in news rather than opinion.
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Members of Congress, administration officials, law enforcement officials, residents of blue states — anyone who has ever displeased Mr. Trump is a potential target.
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Still, he told the newspaper that he supported Ms. Le Pen and was not "displeased" that the two candidates had used his words.
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On Election Day, Ms. Donnelly wrote about a letter Mr. Trump had sent her in 1996 after he was displeased with her writing.
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But even the mention of Pyongyang's nuclear program strongly displeased North Korea country's top negotiator, according to a pool report following the meeting.
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His comments came after Japan and the European Union signed a free-trade pact that has displeased some parts of Japan's agriculture sector.
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He also posted a rapid-fire set of Fox News clips, complaining furiously about a brief moment of Fox content that displeased him.
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"Of course, some people are displeased, but they are unhappy with the government, not with the state and the Islamic republic," he said.
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I couldn't bring myself to eat the ranch-flavored broccoli bites, but found myself not displeased with the banana bread-flavored cricket bar.
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Mattis, apparently displeased with Beijing's military buildup in the disputed South China Sea, disinvited the Chinese military from a multinational naval exercise in May.
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Speaking of the president, Americans were overall displeased with how he handled the standoff, with 60 percent reporting that he didn't show strong leadership.
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It's unclear, though, what aspects of Egypt-North Korea relations the administration is displeased with, and whether it includes commerce not prohibited by sanctions.
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Some consumers might be displeased with McDonald's lack of vegan options, but investors pushed the stock to a new all-time high last week.
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According to the Pew poll, within days of the events in Charlottesville and the response, Republicans on the whole appear displeased with Trump's conduct.
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A drop in the bucket of the $6.5 million raised by Trump for America, but its presence in the bucket displeased and confused Affleck.
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Lam Wing-kee was the manager of Causeway Bay Books in Hong Kong, a store that sold titles that displeased the authorities in Beijing.
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While the ruling gave Silicon Valley reason to celebrate, it displeased name-brand drugmakers, which had called the IPR process a threat to innovation.
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The parents may be displeased about the school trip to the forbidden playground, but any complaint they raise would necessarily have a paternalistic flavour.
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MICHAEL CONLAN, an Irish bantamweight boxer, was understandably displeased by his loss to Russia's Vladimir Nikitin in an Olympic quarter-final on August 16th.
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Displeased with being woken up for the sake of male posturing, the panda, Mei Ling, turned on the man and latched onto his leg.
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Ocasio-Cortez is reportedly displeased that a campaign donation to Lee was allegedly used in a whisper campaign in the race for caucus chair.
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Spicer on Monday suggested State officials displeased with Trump's actions on immigration and refugees could surrender their jobs if they found the moves unpalatable.
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The GOP may be further held back by a public displeased and angry with the way the country is being governed under their control.
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Sanders was so displeased with her work that he backed her primary opponent after accusing the DNC of seeking to sabotage his presidential campaign.
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He had embraced the procedure, which had been done for decades, after being displeased with results that U.C.S.F. surgeons had achieved using another technique.
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In 1982, Mr. Graham displeased the Reagan administration when, after a visit to the Soviet Union, he spoke in favor of universal nuclear disarmament.
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It is no secret that President Trump has been displeased by Jay Powell's refusal to lower interest rates in his role as Fed chairman.
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After Ann Curry left "Today" in 2012, the NBC's shows ratings plunged, after many viewers seemed displeased with how the network handled her departure.
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A vocal contingent of House Republicans were displeased with this option, however, and urged Trump to maintain his opposition — something which he clearly has.
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Bruce Gordon reportedly stepped down as CBS's lead independent director because he was displeased by the decision to name Dick Parsons as interim chairman.
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Readers will be neither surprised nor displeased by this epiphany, since Kailash has managed to do so all along, with considerable wit to boot.
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Ms. Lee's family is also searching for a biographer because relatives say they are displeased with Charles J. Shields's 2006 unauthorized book about her.
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I pledge to let my representatives know that I'm displeased with policies that promote the Trump agenda, and pleased with actions that block it.
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To understand what displeased a higher power, you followed the damage from Thor's hammer strike, Raijin's drumbeat, or the javelins hurled down by Zeus.
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Vocally displeased investors had hoped to remove some or all of the directors in the aftermath of the company's sales scandal over fraudulent accounts.
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In no time, people began to climb aboard, including several community leaders, or baales , who were displeased that we had come without their permission.
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If you feel like the boss is displeased with your work, the last thing you probably feel like doing is discussing it with them.
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The roughly two-minute video featured R.E.M.'s 1992 hit single "Everybody Hurts" alongside close-ups of Democrats who looked displeased during Trump's address.
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Various industry groups are pleased with the Senate's bill — since it eliminates the messy patchwork — but others on both sides of this issue are displeased.
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Mr Bolton, who doubts it is worth negotiating with Mr Kim and has long advocated toppling his regime, may not be displeased with that outcome.
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He's backing off on his promises faster than Lena Dunham's boyfriend and if I were a Trump supporter, I would be pretty displeased right now.
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There are people who simply won't buy a Fire TV as a result of this move, and many existing owners will be displeased come January.
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Ise had an affair with Gropius's friend and colleague Herbert Bayer, a Bauhaus graphic designer, and, although displeased at first, Gropius came to accept it.
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But, despite her dread about being a target, she was not entirely displeased when she was informed that Wim had made plans to assassinate her.
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Those targets were very ambitious, but that Pinterest's valuation hasn't fallen south is also a sign that investors aren't entirely displeased with the company's performance.
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As a new interview by Consequence of Sound shows, Manson himself was not only displeased with this, but made those feelings known to Bieber himself.
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But a recent poll by Quinnipiac University found NYC voters oppose congestion pricing by 13%, even though 62% were displeased with the city's subway service.
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The vote was widely considered a referendum on Mr. Renzi's nearly three-year-old government, although some voters were genuinely displeased with the proposed changes.
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On Monday, he re-emerged, pleased with the activism that has blossomed since his departure and pretty displeased at the policies that elicited that response.
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She probably knew she had a lot of people who were displeased with her newfound calling of standing up for the rights of sex workers.
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It's inevitable that some people will be displeased with decisions or offerings — but when happiness is the goal, this is a ding against the company.
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He thinks it's " very ill-advised" because President Donald Trump is displeased with the job that his hand-picked chief has done in the role.
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A state media report said Kim told "scientists and technicians that the U.S. would be displeased to witness [North Korea's] strategic option" on July 4.
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According to reports from Politico and others, President Trump is extremely displeased with the rollout of the immigration order — and looking for heads to roll.
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Anna Kendrick took to Twitter to praise Turner's wedding guest look, describing it as "fashion as hell," while many other users weighed in and were...displeased.
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Thomas Ayers' brother, Don, previously told PEOPLE he was displeased with Martinson's plea, as well as with how his brother had been described as an abuser.
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Another is the fortnight-long detention in Riyadh of the Lebanese prime minister, Saad Hariri, a longtime client of Saudi Arabia's, who displeased the crown prince.
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The news anchor said that the man identified as Jia Yi's boyfriend confided in a friend that he was displeased because she was seeing other men.
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In 1960, Americans were asked whether they would be pleased, displeased, or unmoved if their son or daughter married a member of the other political party.
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In 1960, only 5% of Republicans and 4% of Democrats said that they would feel "displeased" if their son or daughter married outside their political party.
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On Tuesday morning, Mr. Trump might have been displeased to find a more modest wall taking shape outside of his 68-story tower in Midtown Manhattan.
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Trump was said to have been displeased with Kavanaugh's performance during a Fox News interview earlier this week that aimed to push back on the allegations.
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Singer and Michigan native Ted Nugent is displeased with the state after voters elected a number of Democrats to some of its highest offices this week.
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He cited Wall Street executives displeased with Bloomberg News's coverage of their companies — companies that spend significant sums for access to Bloomberg L.P.'s financial data.
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He rarely stuck with the same publisher for more than a book at a time, and he was almost always displeased when the finished copies arrived.
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The U.S., for its part, seems displeased by the maneuver, even though Washington has been trying to find a reasonable exit strategy for years in vain.
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Utah Navajo and Ute tribal members who actually use the Bears Ears lands were extremely displeased with the lack of interest from our own tribal governments.
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In victory, Brenda said he credited support from teachers and state workers who were displeased with what lawmakers "did on the pension bill," the newspaper reported.
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This leaves voters displeased with the status quo only the option of voting for one of a variety of fringe parties who don't credibly propose to govern.
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" The audience loved this, and were mightily displeased when Trump observed: "George Bush had the chance also, and he didn't listen to the advice of his CIA.
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When a member of a rival cartel was taken to Guzmán in 2006 or 2007, Ríos said "El Chapo" was displeased that he had already been tortured.
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The latter displeased theocratic clerics like Ayatollah Khomeini who had initially supported the Shah against secular nationalists like the overthrown Premier Muhammad Mossadegh and his Marxist allies.
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You let go of negative relationships and basically anything that displeased you, and taking on causes and caring for others pushed you where you needed to be.
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Yet, the Bears gave the Friars everything they could handle - and led by 15 at one point - in a performance that left Cooley displeased despite the victory.
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Rather than being displeased with South Korea's efforts for better relations with North Korea, the United States appears to be backing such efforts, both quietly and loudly.
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Spieth was clearly displeased by the results of some of his shots, which may have been because Oakmont played so differently Thursday than during the practice rounds.
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At HSBC's annual meetings in recent years, Flint was often questioned by displeased investors about what they saw to be excessive pay for the bank's top employees.
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To promote the show, then, they made a commercial where Rose runs into Kobe at a restaurant and is most displeased with having to interact with him.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE left many Americans displeased with how each party handled the confirmation process, according to a new Hill.
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The president's refusal to meet with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey roiled the diplomatic waters, suggesting that Mr. Obama was displeased with Mr. Erdogan's authoritarian bent.
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The Mexican government impeded the first caravan at the legal crossing on its southern border, but thousands of participants made it across illegally, which displeased Mr. Trump.
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Displeased with a front door that opened directly into the living room, they added a small, enclosed porch with a bluestone floor to serve as a mudroom.
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In that PRRI poll, more people were displeased by the thought that their child would marry someone of a different political party than of a different religion.
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His arsenic-laced prose was well known among powerful figures like Rupert Murdoch, whose life Mr. Wolff chronicled in a 2008 biography that left its subject displeased.
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One person with knowledge of the legal staffing change said Mr. Trump's camp was "very displeased" with the way the Cohen investigation had so far been conducted.
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Ms. Moses, 38, was not at the salon during the episode, but said her daughter approached the salon's manager after she was displeased with an eyebrow treatment.
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Apparently displeased with how his stop in Dayton was portrayed by local officials in a news conference, Trump -- with help from aides -- claimed Whaley and Democratic Sen.
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Betances appeared to be displeased after being pulled with two out in the eighth inning of a 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday.
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Recently, the museum made considerable effort to fix this issue, but the staff and public still seem to be displeased with its market-oriented ideological dead end.
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In other words, people cannot sue simply because they have some academic interest in a case or are displeased with something that is happening in public life.
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"You're at least as good of a judge as I am," he says, but he's clearly displeased when I say I'm ready to be done with treatment.
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Members of Congress play a critical role in the American political system, and normal citizens are displeased at how routinely they tap out to go peddle influence.
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And Ronald L. Wheeler, III, as long-time spokesperson for and moderator of the dark web marketplace AlphaBay, is indeed now facing way more than displeased online hordes.
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Trump was displeased with something Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said during the summit's closing press conference, which the president was following on TV from Air Force One.
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Negan had been displeased with what Hilltop had offered him and his group, so he sent the Hilltop people back with a message for Gregory — a stabby message.
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Last year, the family announced it would build a gigantic wall around the border of the Kauai property, despite the fact that it displeased most of the neighbors.
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A White House spokesman, however, denied that Trump was displeased with Kushner, according to CNN, which reported that Trump was "upset" by Kushner's absence during the pivotal week.
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Some private-sector banks have agreed to provide new loans to Odebrecht if they get preferential rights as creditors, a condition which displeased other lenders, two sources said.
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He ultimately resigned after reports that President Donald Trump was displeased with the situation, which also spurred the White House to issue travel guidance to heads of agencies.
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I was so displeased at having to pay so much money for something I expected to be smashed and spread for me instead of doing the work myself.
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President Trump, displeased with coverage of his administration in The Washington Post, has taken to attacking Amazon on Twitter, even though Mr. Bezos — not Amazon — owns the newspaper.
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While the president seemed displeased with Mr. Cuomo's broadside on Tuesday, he had previously made it clear that he preferred the governor's approach to that of City Hall.
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Tyler Whitehead, president of the school's College Democrats group, said that members of the student organization "were displeased and confused" by the decision to give Trump the award.
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"I was very displeased to read in the press that the Czech government is considering to halt relocations entirely," Juncker said in a speech at Prague's Charles University.
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During the 2016 campaign, Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's former campaign manager and someone known for his temper, found a way to punish a reporter who had displeased him.
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Teddy Roosevelt decides that he wants to challenge Taft for the Republican nomination because he was displeased with how Taft—who was essentially his successor—had handled the presidency.
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Environmental campaigners are furious, the European Commission is displeased and UNESCO is unhappy, since it has listed Bialowieza - the last primeval forest in Europe - as a World Heritage site.
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Many in the audience were displeased with O'Brien after the event, complaining that she ruined the event and that she only heckled Clinton as a way to get attention.
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After Trump suggested in a New York Times interview and Twitter that he was displeased with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Republicans on Capitol Hill came to Sessions's defense. Sen.
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Cookie is displeased: once again, her hate for Lucious has brewed into a tea flavored of love and yearning, while he is back to square one: jaded, uninterested, abrasive.
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Bella Thorne says she's "saddened and displeased" by Whoopi Goldberg's response to her releasing her own nude photos in an attempt to take power back from an alleged hacker.
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He noted that Congress created a 10-year term for FBI directors specifically to insulate them from concerns that they would lose their job if they displeased a president.
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The President, displeased with the options he was being presented for managing America's longest war, suggested he wanted to fire the commander of US troops in Afghanistan, Army Gen.
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You could imagine seeing Mr. Trump exhort the convention crowd against the news media if he is displeased with its coverage, which would be its own sort of spectacle.
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It revived the diplomatic spat over the letter, which shocked many for its forthright language including an explicit threat from Trump to tank Turkey's economy if Erdogan displeased him.
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But he could direct agencies to use their vast regulatory powers against the companies of executives who have displeased him, like Jeff Bezos, for example, the founder of Amazon.
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Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for immigration restrictions, said he was "displeased" when Trump temporarily expanded the H-0083B program in 2017.
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"I lived as a Topanga Canyon hippie for a year," which displeased her parents but may have been useful character research, she told The New York Times in 173.
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Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for immigration restrictions, said he was "displeased" when Trump temporarily expanded the H-2B program in 803.
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Many of the votes are thought to have been cast by Republicans displeased by Mr. Moore but unwilling to cross party lines, and who wanted to register a protest.
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Security agents in the country have frequently confiscated newspapers in recent years and held journalists when their reporting displeased the government of the longtime president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
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In a terse but loud conversation Wednesday, the president made clear he wasn't to blame for the Obamacare failure and was displeased with the criticism he's gotten for it.
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The main poison was a type of cyanide — an unexceptional toxin that Nero in ancient Rome had used to poison members of his family and others who displeased him.
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Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for immigration restrictions, said he was "displeased" when Trump temporarily expanded the H-2B program in 23.
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Mr. Miller was visibly displeased, according to people present, when State Department officials pushed back, citing another study that found refugees to be a net benefit to the economy.
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Charles Barkley's approval rating of Donald Trump is trending DOWN ... 'cause Sir Charles is mighty displeased at the POTUS decision to diss a Presidential tradition ... the annual NCAA tournament bracket.
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Addressing those displeased with the fact Hefner is being buried next to Marilyn Monroe — who was Playboy's cover girl but never gave her permission to be on the debut issue.
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Earlier on Wednesday, he told German Chancellor Angela Merkel he was deeply displeased about the failure of some EU leaders to stick to bloc decisions on tackling the refugee crisis.
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"He stated that he was displeased with the South Carolina Department of Mental Health due to a concern about his daughter," according to a news release issued at the time.
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The New York Times reports that Schmidt — who is the executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet — was displeased with the statement and told Anne-Marie Slaughter, the group's president.
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Fans have long been displeased that much of the marketing for the Avengers film franchise has erased or downgraded Black Widow in scenes in which she is the main character.
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However, in the wake of the blackface controversy, many at the Today show are displeased with Kelly, 47, and are questioning her future with NBC, according to a separate source.
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Musk shared two drawings on Twitter to announce the feature, the other one being a slightly displeased Mona Lisa — only the Leonardo Da Vinci riff was signed, not the unicorn.
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But Madani Abbas Madani, another DFCF figure, said on Wednesday that it was "abundantly clear that there are counter-revolutionary forces who are naturally displeased with any progress in negotiations".
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The monster won't storm out or lunge across the table at you if they're displeased by what you've prepared, nor will you be rewarded if you satisfy their limitless hunger.
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Fully one-third of Democrats and almost half of all Republicans would be "displeased" if their child married someone from the opposite political party – up almost ten-fold from 1960.
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When the group reached a page showcasing a coming book by another author, Mr. Rubin was resigned to the title, but was displeased with its red-and-black visual presentation.
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The president isn't exactly shy about using his bully pulpit, and he has shown himself happy to pillory lawmakers, Mr. McConnell among them, when displeased with Congress's lack of progress.
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"I ran out of time before I got to come here, before getting on the plane," he awkwardly tells Akinyi, which leaves both her and her family members clearly displeased.
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Disney executives, some of whom have been displeased with the quality of the Oscars telecast in years past, are convinced that the comedian has the right touch for the job.
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The situation bodes ill for the entire supply chain as farmers displeased with margins tend to hold out and pressure transport, trading and fertilizer firms to cut their own margins.
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The newly announced ban and its exemptions, discussed this week by Trump and administration officials ahead of its official release, displeased both sides of the debate over banning flavored vapes.
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After more than three hours of tough questioning from the council and jeering from the crowd, the two Amazon executives who attended the hearing left the meeting looking visibly displeased.
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" Many people were still displeased with the correction as one person wrote, "You get no cookie for doing your job for correcting a stupid mistake you made in the first place.
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According to the Miami Herald, the Orange County Sheriff's Office said the Chicago woman became displeased and verbally aggressive about the situation, prompting Disney World employee Taylor Gragert to call security.
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Stocks were down 3.3053% after hitting their lowest level in more than three weeks, with America Movil shares tumbling 4.9% after the telecommunications provider posted first-quarter results that displeased investors.
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Ursula Le Guin, the author of the famous "Earthsea" series and a longtime Oregon resident, was displeased with The Oregonian's coverage of the armed occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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The IFPA was displeased the office's arrests and prosecution numbers, its executive director, Tom Donahue, said in an interview, and the district attorney's office didn't bother to reapply for the money.
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His health could be the prime motivating factor behind the speech, although there is also some speculation that he is displeased with Abe's efforts to increase Japan's role in security affairs.
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The WHCA was initially founded in 20113 when Woodrow Wilson, displeased by the way he was being quoted in press conferences at the White House, threatened to cease giving them altogether.
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But that hasn't stopped those displeased with the results — not only establishment Republicans but also Democrats who support Senator Bernie Sanders — from insisting on changing the rules for the next election.
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For the last several months, there have been rumors that President Trump was displeased with his Secretary of State and that he wanted to replace him with CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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Mr. Luqman has been reported killed several times: once in an airstrike, another time by being stabbed by a Libyan fighter who was displeased by Mr. Luqman's treatment of foreign fighters.
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Moments after Senator Ted Cruz of Texas subtly eviscerated Mr. Trump from the convention stage Wednesday night, cameras captured a visibly displeased Ms. Trump as she stood to her father's left.
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The president appeared to grow displeased at points when the white-clad group continued to wave their hands in celebration and he said "that's great" when the cheers finally wound down.
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In Germany, the refugee crisis is tugging Chancellor Angela Merkel to the right; a centrist, Merkel has shied away from condemning violent immigrant-bashing, a move that has displeased the left.
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EPA DROPS NEW RENEWABLE FUEL STANDARD: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Wednesday rolled out its proposed blending mandates for ethanol and other biofuels, and both sides in the debate are displeased.
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Though she is considered a global icon of feminism, she has, on occasion, displeased progressive sects when she's expressed her beliefs about gender with candor and without using the latest terminology.
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But after issuing a statement praising EU regulators' June decision to fine Google $2.7 billion for antitrust violations, the New York Times reports that Google was displeased enough to push back.
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He has thrilled many American Jews by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital (though he's displeased many more of them, who fear that this will impede the search for Middle East peace).
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The prince was displeased with Mr. Hariri's leadership of a government that included Hezbollah, which has continued to gain new power and weaponry while intervening in the war in neighboring Syria.
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Others were displeased that lunch would no longer be served on the balcony of the main dining room, a favorite gathering spot, if that room were turned into an event space.
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The secretary was displeased that forecasters at the National Weather Service, which is overseen by NOAA, had contradicted President Trump's incorrect warning that Hurricane Dorian was on track to hit Alabama.
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They said Mercer was displeased with Lewandowski's unwillingness early in Trump's campaign to pay for the services of a data company called Cambridge Analytica, which is owned largely by her family.
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NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly said Friday that Pompeo had screamed obscenities at her and demanded she prove she could find Ukraine on an unmarked map after their interview displeased him.
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But after they issued a statement praising EU regulators' June decision to fine Google $270 billion for antitrust violations, Google was displeased enough to push back, the New York Times reports.
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But after they issued a statement praising EU regulators' June decision to fine Google $2.7 billion for antitrust violations, Google was displeased enough to push back, the New York Times reports.
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Thursday's women's ice hockey gold medal game was an emotional one for players on both teams, especially for Canadian Jocelyne Larocque who was clearly displeased with her team's loss against rival USA.
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Ainge later reiterated that he is greatly displeased with the "nonsense" in Washington, and believes that the federal government overreached dramatically in designating Utah's Bears Ears National Monument as a national monument.
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The protesters included supporters of powerful Shi'ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr and people from other groups who are displeased with the government's failure to approve anti-corruption reforms and provide security.
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Prominent national veterans organizations came out against Jackson when his nomination was first announced, fearing he would bow to conservative pressure to privatize the VA and displeased that he lacked managerial experience.
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In a viral Facebook video, the Magic Mike XXL actress explained why she's displeased that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences didn't nominate any actors of color in major categories.
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The Times also specified that a 2018 meeting between Trump and Putin after Coats' intelligence community's conclusions suggested that the Russian government interfered in the US 2016 presidential election displeased the director.
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Republican lawmakers have been facing waves of opposition at town hall meetings in recent weeks, as many constituents displeased with Trump and the GOP's agenda flock to reach their senators and representatives.
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Although Sabathia allowed five runs or more for a fifth consecutive start, Manager Joe Girardi said he could not be too displeased when the Red Sox had hit so few balls hard.
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Saudi officials, who are large owners of Uber through the country's sovereign wealth fund, were displeased with Morgan Stanley after its bankers misjudged demand for the ride-sharing giant's stock in May.
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Saudi officials, who are large owners of Uber through the country's sovereign wealth fund, were displeased with Morgan Stanley after its bankers misjudged demand for the ride-hailing giant's stock in May.
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They're also administered in the same ageless spirit, with coldblooded premeditation and stealth, by paranoid oligarchs anxious to consolidate power and to eliminate rivals, enemies or simply those who have displeased them.
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Kim was "displeased to hear" those comments, Pak Jong Chon, chief of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army, said in a statement carried by North Korea's state news agency KCNA.
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At the same time the House was voting to impeach him on Wednesday, President Donald Trump was holding a rally in Michigan, tearing into everyone and everything that even slightly displeased him.
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An unidentified passenger from Hong Kong who was trying to find space to stow his luggage was displeased that configuration of the new A350 aircraft meant there weren't any lockers above his seat.
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With grunge's death knell firmly cemented with bands like Creed dominating the charts, and punk on its way to dorm room ratification, displeased youth needed their champion—their unfiltered and unsullied underground scene.
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Players of the widely popular trivia app HQ are displeased with the news that the app's next round of funding may come from Founders Fund, a venture firm founded by billionaire Peter Thiel.
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Here are a few things spotted this week: Reaction face It wasn't one of Michael Phelps' finer facial moments when he was caught on camera looking displeased ahead of the 200m butterfly semifinal.
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Even before the Miss America pageant, her crowning as Miss Michigan displeased some Internet commenters in the US and China, with some saying she was not pretty enough to represent the Chinese diaspora.
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Recent polls show that more than half of Americans disapprove of the way Obama is handling foreign policy and two-thirds are displeased with his response to Islamic State and the terrorist threat.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce wrote in an open letter that it's displeased with the "very little" it has heard from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on reforming Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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I've seen Google make many mistakes, and I remain displeased with its continual tax dodging in Europe, a practice common among tech giants, but still unworthy of their stature and otherwise good repute.
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Still extremely displeased with how this is going down, but I've reminded myself that in the grand scheme of things this is not a huge deal, and I can soon forget about it.
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The outreach to McMaster apparently came as a surprise to those closest to Trump, but the president has a history of reaching out to an aide's predecessor when he's displeased with that aide.
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While his Trump Show Boat promotions displeased the Parks Department, which slapped him with a summons for advertising without a license, Jeanette G. Brill, Brooklyn's first female magistrate, imposed only a $2 fine.
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Son has reportedly been displeased with Neumann for ignoring Softbank's advice on everything from the timing of the IPO to using the phrase "elevate the world's consciousness" in the IPO prospectus, CNBC reports.
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The publisher is known for producing books banned by the government in mainland China, fueling speculation that he and his colleagues were secretly abducted by Chinese authorities who were displeased with their work.
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It pains me to know that the people I interviewed in Helsinki, who so graciously shared their stories, time and vulnerability with me, will probably be displeased with my version of their story.
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In the summer of 2017, Open Markets was ejected from New America amid messy accusations that it displeased Google, a prominent funder, after the company was rebuked by European regulators for anticompetitive behavior.
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The US Navy sailor who shot and killed two people at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii on Wednesday was reportedly displeased with his commanders, having discipline problems, and in anger management.
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It also offers a salve to the on-screen whitewashing of characters in other sci-fi and fantasy franchises, like the adaption of Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea, which she was vocally displeased about.
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While there's no doubt that Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" is an entertaining bit on late-night television, we're sure the hundreds of people that helped make Lemonade an epic triumph are displeased with the outcome.
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When the airline removed the Dutch treat from its rotation in mid-2018 to introduce new snack options, customers let the airline know just how displeased they were about the decision on social media.
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She was particularly displeased by Mika Brzezinski, a co-host of "Morning Joe," who had questioned Ms. Wasserman Schultz's impartiality during the Democratic primary battle between the presumptive nominee, Hillary Clinton, and Mr. Sanders.
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Comey had displeased members of both parties with his handling of the investigation into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Though sources told The Atlantic that Steyer still speaks highly of Warren, he is reportedly displeased Inslee, who polling at less than 1 percent in most national surveys, has yet to gain significant momentum.
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In addition to lowering the mandatory retirement age, the judiciary changes also create a new disciplinary chamber within the court that Justice Gersdorf said would be used to attack judges who displeased the party.
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Anthimos and other prominent bishops, particularly in northern Greece, are already displeased with the leftist government over its recent deal with neighboring Macedonia allowing that country to call itself the Republic of North Macedonia.
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On Inauguration Day in 2017, George W. Bush became the surrogate for many displeased Americans willing to push aside his former travesties, because he suddenly seemed so relatable, grumpily sitting in the cold rain.
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A race in 2024 could certainly be in the offing -- and I wouldn't be surprised (nor displeased) to hear that a Nikki Haley-Ben Sasse ticket is on the table for either presidential year.
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It would seem all America has to do is explain how displeased we are to Chinese President Xi Jinping, and he'll finally cut off the North's economic lifeline and force Kim to back off.
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He appeared to mock a disabled reporter Trump pressed forward with his pattern of mocking reporters who displeased him when he went after Serge Kovaleski, a New York Times reporter who has a physical disability.
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Nonpublic legal or regulatory filings or decisions The are all types of legal and regulatory decisions that the SEC is concerned Musk could reveal via tweet, especially if he is displeased with the decision. 8.
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But unlike some portions of Trump's base, the voices of the party who supported Trump because of what he could do as president rather than who he is as president are deeply displeased with him.
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I am extremely displeased to report that I have now caught up on the entire fiasco, and am still marvelling how it all went down, and the sheer audacity of the kid behind it all.
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The president did not specify which Fed officials displeased him, but the Senate has so far only two of his additions to the bank: Vice Chairman Richard Clarida and Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal Quarles.
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The Palace was reportedly similarly displeased after the Supreme Court ruled that Johnson had asked the Queen to illegally suspend parliament, with Private Eye reporting that she had expected Johnson to announce his resignation afterwards.
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Five minutes later, the former host of "The Daily Show" moseyed into the backstage area in a baseball cap and gray jeans, peering at a stack of speakers on the walls and declaring himself displeased.
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Martha pulls a giant, silver toilet-paper holder, gifted to her by Barbra Streisand, who was so displeased with the toilet-paper setup at Martha's house that she thought it prudent to fix it herself.
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Specifically, the uptick in US-Mexico border crossings has reportedly displeased Trump, with Politico reporting that Kelly has been fighting to save Nielsen's job by convincing the president that she isn't to blame for this.
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"A frequent theme is 'the gods are angry, man has displeased them and they are taking the sun,'" said Fred Espenak, an eclipse chaser who has traveled around the world for 27 of these events.
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The Maine Republican said Trump should have retained former acting DNI Joseph Maguire, who was abruptly dismissed last week after his aides delivered a briefing on Russian election interference to House members that displeased conservatives.
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Some civil rights groups are displeased that people who want to view police videocam footage of themselves have to file freedom of information requests, which the Police Department has a well-deserved reputation for resisting.
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In 2006, one of her first and most widely beloved songs, "Chaje Shukarije" ("Beautiful Girl"), was heard behind the opening credits of Sacha Baron Cohen's hit movie comedy "Borat" — although that placement deeply displeased her.
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Conservative lawmakers were displeased with analogies he used in the brief, and suggested that they compared the Catholic couple's actions to those taken by other groups like the KKK, Politico's Burgess Everett and Marianne LeVine report.
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And many of them are also displeased at the notion of his adult children's close involvement in his presidency — particularly Ivanka Trump, who could be taking on the role of First Lady in an unconventional twist.
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According to the case files, which also rely on transcripts of conversations that allegedly occurred between Thakur and another alleged accomplice after the blasts, Thakur was displeased that so few people had died in the blast.
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"This represents the unpleasant and uneasy mind of the U.S. and the South Korean conservative forces displeased with the trend for the improvement of the north-south relations created after entering the new year," it said.
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" Her goal was to celebrate American designers, especially "those who were less established, even if it sometimes frustrated the old guard, including Oscar de la Renta, who was reportedly displeased that I wasn't wearing his creations.
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But beyond those viral moments, the first lady has, at times, looked unenthusiastic if not downright displeased as the first couple has been paraded through diplomatic protocol and photo-ops in Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Rome.
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Although Indiana allowed an average of 122 points in the consecutive losses, the 26-year-old was highly displeased about the club's rebounding effort after Friday's defeat - even though the Wizards' edge was just 46-42.
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Spicer said last month that McCarthy "could dial back a bit," particularly when it comes to the chewing gum, while President Trump is reportedly displeased that his male press secretary is being played by a woman.
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This 8753 picture displeased even some of the director's previous supporters: The critic Pauline Kael dismissed "La Notte" as part of trend of foreign films whose characters had come dressed as the sick soul of Europe.
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Her character, Joan, has reason to be displeased, confronted by an adulterous husband, Tom (Sean Campion), whom she has come to revile, and finding scant support from a daughter (unseen) who has fled the family nest.
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In 2014, Cho's elder sister had demanded the removal of a flight attendant from a plane before takeoff, as she was displeased that he served her macadamia nuts in a bag, rather than in a dish.
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The aspiring Podling paladin Hup (Victor Yerrid) is only barely capable of communicating with his traveling companions, but he gets by with a heavy dose of expressive charm and by blowing loud raspberries whenever he's displeased.
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Pak Jong Chon, chief of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army, said North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un was also "displeased" by Donald Trump's comments at a NATO summit in Britain, according to KCNA.
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The president offers Mr. Spicer frequent critiques of his performance in the briefing room, and while the press secretary has improved in the president's estimation, Mr. Trump was displeased by a series of recent unforced errors.
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Being surrounded by people he had known for years seemed to boost Kjartansson's confidence; although his Palais de Tokyo show was opening in a few days, I never saw him looking frazzled or even minimally displeased.
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Meanwhile, Hillair also filed a counter claim of their very own, proposing that the Kardashians fabricated these claims as a means of getting out of the contract they had already signed and only later became displeased with.
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Although Khloé Kardashian's family is displeased with Tristan Thompson in the wake of his cheating scandal, they continue to support the new mom as she prepares to return to her hometown of Los Angeles for the summer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's most senior judges have denounced as abusive a barrage of criticism leveled at them over a ruling that displeased the pro-Brexit press, culminating in a front page branding them "Enemies of the People".
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But this desire reportedly has the U.K. government nervous that Trump will be displeased that if his predecessor snags an invite and he does not — especially before he's even had a chance to meet Queen Elizabeth herself.
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According to a report in a local Hawaiian newspaper, Zuck's neighbors on the island of Kauaʻi are very much displeased at the prospect of a six-foot wall blocking what had previously been a very nice view.
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In numerous op-eds and cable news appearances, Paul has largely expressed just how displeased he is with the current offerings, chastising Cruz for being "owned by Goldman Sachs" and Trump for having "zero" solutions to offer.
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Mr. Trump's recent campaign promise — to pursue Amazon for antitrust violations after the Washington Post, owned by Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, published articles that displeased him — illustrates the difference between the Republican nominee and a real winner.
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Despite her team's victory, Hatchell was displeased with the team's performance and made the comment in the locker room afterward in reference to an upcoming January 3 game at the University of Louisville, according to the report.
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In the case of Wells Fargo, it was clear that many shareholders were displeased, with only three of 15 directors receiving more than 90 percent support from voting shareholders at the bank's annual meeting on April 25.
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Beijing was displeased, however, that only six candidates had been barred, the source added, with others viewed with suspicion by China - including a group calling for a referendum on Hong Kong's future after 2047 - allowed to stand.
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Although Puerto Ricans here tend to be less reliably Democratic than Puerto Ricans in New York, they still favor Democrats, and many are displeased by the anti-immigrant rhetoric of the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump.
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Businesses and voters may be gearing up for deregulation by Donald Trump, but a large portion of the country will be displeased with the sacrifices that could come with the rollback, Jeff Sonnenfeld told CNBC on Tuesday.
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That relationship seems to have led to his apparent responsibility in Ukraine after the previous ambassador, Marie L. Yovanovitch, a career diplomat, displeased the White House and was removed several months before the end of her term.
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Interviews with 10 of the 505 super delegates supporting Clinton Reuters has reached show that nine of them have been approached by people purporting to back Sanders, and nearly all were displeased by the tone of the outreach.
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Some of the witnesses didn't have clear impressions of what Alptekin wanted until near the project's end, when he pushed a print-out version of their work back to them at the meeting because he was so displeased.
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The Democratic Party has chosen the 37-year-old Massachusetts congressman and grandson of Robert Kennedy to deliver the official response to President Donald Trump's first State of the Union address on Tuesday, and some progressives are displeased.
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Displeased with Santos' approach to peace talks, Uribe formed a new party, was elected to the Senate, and has ever since led the opposition to Santos' plan to offer the FARC blanket amnesty and unelected seats in parliament.
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Price's announcement came a day after said he was displeased Trump ominously said, "We'll see," when asked if he would fire Price, a medical doctor and ex-congressman who long railed against excessive spending by the federal government.
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Humera Qayyum, 823, a medical assistant from Coney Island by way of Pakistan, said she had experienced discrimination as a Muslim wearing a hijab, and was displeased with Mr. Trump's call to bar Muslims from the United States.
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Whereas 50 years ago some 5 percent of either Democrats or Republicans said they would be displeased if their child married someone from the other party, today 49 percent of Republicans and 33 percent of Democrats say so.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ADMINISTRATION/CONGRESS: Republican lawmakers are displeased as the president is set to fund part of a wall along the U.S./Mexico border with funds initially intended for military projects in their states or districts.
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The vote seemed to be driven primarily by people like Mr. Lancett, who also have been displeased with the leftward turn of the current Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, and attracted to the nationalist, anti-immigrant message of UKIP.
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While some Egyptian officials denounced the nudity in particular, others are simply displeased that the video may have been taken in disregard of laws prohibiting most people from climbing on ancient monuments without a valid reason for doing so.
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Although Charlotte Cornwell's youth as an actress was never quite as fraught as Charlie's own, le Carré is still displeased his half-sister was never able to play the role in the original 1984 film based on his book.
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South Africa's former justice minister, Michael Masutha, ruled in May to send Chang back to Mozambique to be held accountable for his alleged offences, a decision that displeased the United States and campaigners who subsequently challenged it in court.
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When Strahan asked about reports that she was displeased with the handling of this year's Charlottesville riots and Trump's support of Roy Moore in the race for Alabama senator, she was vague but promised to share her thoughts someday.
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Obviously, they're displeased with the lower courts' rulings — which are, cumulatively, the kind of pummeling you're more likely to see in a Road Runner cartoon, with the administration playing Wile E. Coyote — and hope to see them pushed aside.
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The report also said Maguire was displeased that White House counsel Pat Cipollone and other officials had stopped him from transmitting the whistleblower complaint about Trump to Congress on the grounds that it did not fall within his authority.
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Every Republican president since at least Richard Nixon has painted the press as elitist, liberal, and biased, a charge that may have contained a kernel of truth but quickly became a convenient way to dismiss facts that displeased them.
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The first lady, who is reportedly displeased with the president after last week's reports of his infidelity with and subsequent $43,000 payout to the porn star Stormy Daniels, did not look particularly excited to be in attendance last night.
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Meanwhile, her hair is corralled into tight curls on either side of her face, à la Nellie in "Little House on the Prairie" and when she is displeased, she can look as if she's sucking on a lemon drop.
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According to documents obtained by the outlet — investigative reports compiled by the inspector general of the Department of the Interior — the president, 72, was allegedly displeased that his crowd appeared smaller than the one at former President Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration.
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He raped her every day, and beat her when he was displeased with the way she cleaned the house, or when he had had a hard day at work, or when she kept her eyes closed while he was raping her.
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Game of Thrones may be the show everyone is talking about in our current era (especially the fans who are displeased with the long-running HBO show's controversial ending), but clearly Friends holds a very special place in Turner's heart.
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"He, with a broad smile on his face, told officials, scientists and technicians that the U.S. would be displeased ... as it was given a 'package of gifts' on its 'Independence Day,'" KCNA said, referring to the missile launch on July 4.
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" "Although we are grateful for the Mayor's gesture," the post continues, "we are also displeased that the wishes of over 20,000 petitioners, activists, and legislators who strongly objected to the monument's presence [in] our neighborhood have not been fully acknowledged.
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The building superintendent, Joze Vuk, lived on their floor, and he recalled that Mr. Knavs was displeased that after he had paid for his unit, the government decided to set aside some of the apartments as rentals for construction workers.
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The reason for the split was not clear, but one of the people briefed on the move said that Mr. Trump was displeased by the news media attention Mr. Harris received after Politico reported that he had joined the campaign.
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At the time that Cora earned the right to declare herself the female champion wrestler of the world, the American press was displeased with female wrestlers because, up until the early 1900s, there had never been a particularly skilled one.
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The report called this a means of harassing journalists and sending the not-so-subtle message that the Chinese government was displeased with their reporting, whether it concerned Mr. Xi, protests in Hong Kong or the treatment of ethnic minorities.
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The order was issued after the main National Park Service Twitter account retweeted two tweets that displeased the new administration: One on the size of the crowd at Trump's inauguration and another noting major changes to the White House website.
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Canada This past March, a website called Cape Breton If Donald Trump Wins began touting Cape Breton Island, located just off the coast of Nova Scotia, as the hot new destination for people displeased with a Republican in the Oval Office.
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And more than four million voters were so displeased with their choice of candidates — the centrist Emmanuel Macron and the far-right leader Marine Le Pen — that they endured long lines specifically to cast a blank or spoiled ballot in protest.
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And more than four million voters were so displeased with the candidates on offer — the centrist Emmanuel Macron and the far-right leader Marine Le Pen — that they endured long lines specifically to cast a blank or spoiled ballot in protest.
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He is deeply displeased with Germany's policies, they say, and will continue to hammer Germany about its trade surplus with the United States and its refusal to pay what he believes to be its fair share for self-defense in NATO.
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According to CNN's fact check, the Obama administration, American allies, the International Monetary Fund and Ukrainian anti-corruption activists, among others, had all made clear that they were displeased with the performance of Viktor Shokin, who became prosecutor general in 2015.
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Appraisals of perceived staff incompetence were delivered at all hours of the day and night: "In 20 years in politics I have never seen worse prep," Ms. Klobuchar said in one email, displeased at how a political event had been handled.
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As she described the events of the case so far, she hinted early on that she was displeased with Manafort's behavior, noting that his release conditions order had stated — "in bold," she emphasized — that he not commit other crimes while he was free.
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The price is on par with what competitors like Bose's QC35 IIs cost, but if you're someone who just spent $300 on a pair of M2s last year, you'll likely be displeased at the thought of shelling out for an upgrade so soon.
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At the White House on Thursday, officials said they had deep concerns about Mr. Pruitt's conduct and worried that more allegations of misconduct could surface, further angering Mr. Trump, who has been displeased with the torrent of negative headlines about this E.P.A. chief.
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Despite top and bottom line beats and strong guidance, Norwegian's stock slid after it reported, in part because of management's somewhat bearish commentary on the China-South Korea issue, and in part because investors were displeased with its large investments in marketing.
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He was one of several bigwigs to have been purged recently by the dictator, Kim Jong Un. Meanwhile, South Korea, displeased at the launch and at an earlier underground nuclear test, shut the industrial park at Kaesong that it operates with North Korea.
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Displeased reactions started pouring in on Twitter almost immediately, with people accusing the 24-year-old of using hip-hop culture for her personal gain and then discarding it at her convenience just as thoughtlessly — when it was never hers to begin with.
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Multiple sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Politico that Trump was displeased with what he saw as lukewarm GOP support for his racists comments telling the lawmakers of color to "go back and help fix" their "broken and crime infested" countries.
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A pattern is emerging for administration officials that goes something like this: a slight, real or imagined, against the boss is followed by reports that the boss is displeased, which is then followed by either a public show of fealty -- or a firing.
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About once a week my dad would show up in his powder-blue Mercedes and walk around inspecting the progress, displeased and concerned, finding everything urgent and subpar, showing neither love nor special dispensation toward me, nor did I show any toward him.
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The realization and acceptance that the big managers can walk away from a loan they are displeased with, without having a major impact on the success of a syndication process, has given the big managers less influence over pricing, structure and documentation features.
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Trump reportedly wanted to fire Mulvaney on multiple occasions during his 14-month tenure, and according to CNN, grew especially displeased with the former acting chief of staff after Mulvaney admitted that Trump attempted to pressure Ukraine into investigating his political rivals.
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After casting off advisers who displeased him at a record rate in his first two and a half years in office, Mr. Trump now has fewer aides around him willing or able to challenge him, much less restrain his more impulsive instincts.
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My male roommate—who felt obligated to remove the Dylan poster above his bed when he graduated college but has yet to replace it with anything, meaning he sleeps under a framed piece of cardboard—is displeased with the choice of Chalamet.
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Law told the Financial Times that management was especially displeased with remarks he made in a local radio interview, in which he said the SARS outbreak in 2003 had a bigger economic impact on Hong Kong than the anti-government protests have.
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Pak Jong Chon, the chief of staff of the Korean People's Army, said Wednesday that Kim was "displeased" by what he called "undesirable remarks" about North Korea made by US President Donald Trump on Tuesday in London, where he was attending NATO meetings.
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But Klobuchar, one of several candidates in the crowded moderate lane of the race that Bloomberg would also occupy, asserted that being displeased with the current crop of contenders was not a good enough reason on its own to join the fray.
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After casting off advisers who displeased him at a record rate in his first two and a half years in office, Mr. Trump now has fewer aides around him willing or able to challenge him, much less restrain his more impulsive instincts.
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" In Rauch's telling, idealistic but naive political reformers, displeased by the nasty scent of corruption emanating from this type of politics, spent decades "demonizing and disempowering political professionals and parties, which is like spending decades abusing and attacking your own immune system.
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The four-star general slammed his hand down on the table in objection, deeply displeased by the way the staffer was treating him and others around the table, according to a senior defense official directly familiar with the encounter and a second defense official.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — The message from a top producer at MSNBC was blunt: Joe Scarborough, the host of "Morning Joe" on MSNBC, was displeased that Senator Marco Rubio of Florida repeatedly appeared on rival cable news shows but kept rebuffing invitations to appear on his program.
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While Christie has faced mounting criticism in his state after two aides were convicted in the "Bridgegate" lane closure scandal last week, sources told NBC News that Trump was displeased with the governor for not standing with him during tumultuous moments of the campaign.
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" However, Thomas' brother, Don, previously told PEOPLE that he was displeased with his sibling's portrayal as an abuser: "Thomas and Jennifer are being judged right now by what she is saying about them, but they aren't here to defend themselves because she killed them.
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"This is politics 101: if you want your member of Congress to feel pressure, the easiest way is to have huge masses of people to demonstrate how displeased they are," Lopez said, adding that he hopes the San Francisco protest will swell particularly big.
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In one instance reported by Alberta, Trump was displeased that a 2018 spending package didn't include funding for his desired border wall, and he signed it only on the condition that Ryan allow him some time to generate suspense for the bill on Twitter.
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According to Baker's report, Pogge called Lopez Aguilar, who grew up in Honduras, "the Monica Lewinsky to his Bill Clinton," touched her inappropriately in a hotel room they shared at a conference, and rescinded a fellowship he'd promised when he became displeased with her.
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Though the groups were generally displeased with the findings turned up by the inspector general, they see the secretary as a pragmatic and effective leader who understands the challenges facing the department's sprawling health care system and has taken concrete steps to address them.
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Getty shares this decision as he drinks a white wine he seems displeased with, sitting outside with Paul, Gail and little Paul, whom Getty has just thrown off a dock in order to teach him how to swim — without warning and without his parents' consent.
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What angered the Republican rank and file about Mr. Heller's critique was not so much his unease with the compromise Senate legislation — a measure that many on the far right are also displeased with — but that he would so purposefully undermine the president's agenda.
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As a viewer, you come to sort of fear her disapproving gaze and that displeased tap from her heeled boot, but also melt at the mention of her unwavering support for her cheerleaders, be it their needs on the mat or off of it.
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After members of the caucus met with Lowey and Pelosi on Wednesday, the House Appropriations chairwoman noted that it is always inevitable some lawmakers will be displeased with aspects of a funding deal that requires buy-in from both parties in a divided Congress.
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Later in his career Mr. Burningham was sometimes more directly didactic, addressing themes like pollution and war, as he did in "Whaddayamean" (1999), in which God visits Earth, is displeased and sets two children to the task of getting grown-ups to change their ways.
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According to administration officials who spoke to the Washington Post and the New York Times, Trump is unhappy with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton, displeased by what he sees as their "warlike planning" in response to intelligence about Iran.
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An expanded majority in the Senate, meanwhile, will let Trump do things he actually cares about, like replace Cabinet members and other executive branch officials who've displeased him, while continuing to keep the judicial confirmation conveyor belt that's so important to his base moving.
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In a report from The Sun, an unnamed source claims that Queen Elizabeth was so displeased by Meghan Markle's "demands" and overall behavior during the Royal Wedding that she has banned Meghan from borrowing certain items from the Royal Collection which are reserved for Kate Middleton.
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And Puerto Ricans remain bitter too: A recent Washington Post-Kaiser Family Foundation poll finds that 8 in 10 residents give negative marks to Trump, 7 in 10 give negative marks to the the Puerto Rican government's efforts, while two-thirds are displeased with Rosselló's response.
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The votes on one recent video I clicked on last night, which no longer seems to be available on the channel, appeared to be half dislikes, a rare occurrence on the platform usually reserved for creators who have made a misstep or otherwise displeased the community.
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While neighbors already displeased by vendors hawking knickknacks in the area have complained that the McDonald's would be a "decisive blow on an already wounded animal," at least one Cardinal is also saying leasing Vatican real estate to Ronald McDonald isn't in keeping with the Church's mission.
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While neighbors already displeased by vendors hawking knickknacks in the area have complained that the McDonald's would be a "decisive blow on an already wounded animal," at least one Cardinal is also saying leasing Vatican real estate to Ronald McDonald isn't in keeping with the Church's mission.
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After the series finale of her popular HBO series "Game of Thrones," displeased fans took to the internet to launch an online petition that urged series creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss to remake the final six episodes, many of which divided "Thrones" fans around the world.
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Another investor displeased with the deal said it saw two scenarios: with Freenet refusing to take part, shareholders approve the capital hike that will pour new shares into the market, or else investors block the plan, forcing Sunrise to pay a 50 million franc break fee.
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The Post reported this week that Trump was obsessed with following the stock market's fall as he traveled in India over the past two days and that White House officials were also displeased with how Alex Azar, the health and human services secretary, had handled the situation.
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We ordered a s'mores kit ($5), which was delivered by Cabot and Kim's son, a sullen pre-teenager who seemed displeased with having been relocated to the edge of the world but who nonetheless lit a small fire for us as the wind fought against him.
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According to a report from Bloomberg, Trump was "displeased" by the emptiness of the rally venue when he first arrived — and even though the crowd eventually filled in much of the space, Trump decided to dismiss George Gigicos, the man responsible for all of his campaign rallies.
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But in the months it took to resolve her case, she struggled to reimburse the family members and friends who fronted her bail bond, fell behind on her coursework, and lost out on a job opportunity from an employer displeased that she had a court date.
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But analysts who spoke to Reuters said they believe the scandal is starting to hurt Wells Fargo's competitive edge, either because customers are displeased or because executives are too distracted by lawsuits, regulatory probes and organizational changes to run the bank as well as they otherwise would.
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When it comes from someone with as high a profile as Rob Kardashian, it sends the message that this is an acceptable way to publicly punish a woman who has displeased you—and even that strippers and women of color don't warrant the same basic civility afforded to others.
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Why was the onus on her — one of many Democrats displeased by Trump's rhetoric — to play the part of polite young lady, a nice, good girl, when the President drummed up fears about immigrants and claimed that the U.S economy could suffer if investigations into his campaign continue?
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Inside the List CRIME SPREE: In 2017, no novel spent more time on the hardcover fiction list than "A Gentleman in Moscow," Amor Towles's elegant tale of a Russian count confined for decades to house arrest at the Metropol Hotel for writing a poem that displeased the Bolsheviks.
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They said that Mr. Trump was displeased with how Mr. Giuliani, a former New York mayor, conducted himself, and that he was also unhappy with Mr. Hannity, a commentator whose advice the president often seeks, in terms of the language he used to describe the payments to Ms. Clifford.
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Also in June, Mehdi Benaissa, the chief executive of Algeria's KBC news, and Ryad Hartouf, the producer of the channel's current-affairs program, were placed in pretrial detention for making "false statements" to obtain permission to film the program, which had broadcast political satire that displeased the government.
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" The Trump administration is nearly guaranteed to rail against the order — they tend to be displeased when a ruling from a single judge forces them to stop a policy nationwide, and even more so when that judge is in what administration officials call "the very, very liberal Ninth Circuit.
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Others are less displeased with the lack of effort on shipping — suggesting that it'd be difficult and wasteful to ship a fully-constructed box as opposed to a neatly-packed on — but Isfet and others noticed that, once all was said and done, the manual didn't even fit inside the box.
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RWE, which also operates one of the newer coal-fired plants, said it was displeased by the decisions, as they offer no compensation for the ban on coal and for the 3.2 billion euros ($3.8 billion) RWE said it invested in its newest plant at the request of the government.
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Understanding their sudden rejection of the show that brought them together requires a backlog of knowledge around the deep history of both obvious and esoteric jokes that run throughout fantasy fandom, an appreciation of Sean Bean (who acted in both franchises), and a baseline literacy in how displeased fans behave.
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" Kirkus's anonymous reviewer seemed particularly displeased by the heroine Ella's healthy self-esteem, taking aim at a metaphor Ella uses for her own beauty: "like a secret lover, she stroked it softly like a young boy watching television, one hand tucked into his pajama bottoms, fondling his small, flaccid treasure.
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Many displeased fans saw a project helmed by two white men — creators with questionable track records regarding race and slavery on Game of Thrones — that would potentially treat American slavery as a form of titillating entertainment, instead of a structural force still very much embedded into modern politics and society.
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They are also displeased that Mr. McConnell is trying to speed up the trial by capping the number of days the managers and defense lawyers have to present their cases, and that his proposal would not automatically include the House's impeachment evidence as a part of the Senate trial record.
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Mr. Kushner, 36, a government neophyte who has taken on a much larger portfolio as a top West Wing aide and foreign envoy, was said to be displeased after hearing that Mr. Bannon made critical remarks about him to other aides and Trump associates while he was in Iraq recently.
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When Mr. Lukach was displeased by a pasta dish, he set the cook's buttocks on fire, Mr. Stowers said, and on a weekend trip to a lake together, Mr. Lukach grew weary watching a water-skier and made him flip into the water by slicing his finger through the air.
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Sports of The Times Unhappy with mere tanking, displeased with their success at earning the N.B.A.'s worst record, the Knicks took Kristaps Porzingis, their once-in-a-generation asset, their most, and perhaps only, popular player, and traded him to the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday for potsherds and trinkets.
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He repeatedly threatened Jane Doe 1's family, according to the memo, "to ensure that [she] submitted to, and did not report, his rape and sexual abuse," and would punish her by anally raping her when she did something that displeased him, such as requesting that he use a condom.
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Many are displeased with Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops from northern Syria — a decision that effectively paved the way for a Turkish military operation against U.S.-allied Kurds — and pushed back last week on his since-reversed decision to host the Group of Seven (G-7) summit at his Doral resort. Sen.
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Lu Kang, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Tuesday at a regular news conference in Beijing that China was "very displeased with the escalating war of words between the United States and North Korea," adding that there would be "no winners from rashly triggering war on the peninsula."
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A decorated veteran of World War II, Judge Wapner ran his television courtroom from the show's debut in 1981 to the end of its original run in 1993 with stern, mesmerizing discipline, cutting off onscreen complainants who displeased him and threatening to levy unspecified penalties on those who dared to interrupt him.
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Director Paul Feig Reveals the New Ghostbusters FiguresAfter replying to a fan's tweet to assure her that all four female characters in the upcoming…Read more ReadThe first set will cost $60, and be out on July 1st—hopefully it's just the first in a line of Ghostbusters Lego, as much as our wallets would be displeased.
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Now that Tesla is facing a series of crises—a variety of lawsuits, interrogations over the safety of its Autopilot feature, and, most of all, lagging Model 3 production—some of those up on high are revealing themselves as Old Testament–style gods: displeased with what they see happening on the ground, and ready to smite.
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Another episode of "Seinfeld" was just getting under way, the back-to-back shows courtesy of NBC, the interweaving story lines being established in that first minute: someone determined, someone displeased, the fatal flaw introduced, followed, thirty minutes later, by the abrupt resolution, and all of it funny, until all of it suddenly was not funny.
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But some diplomats and politicians close to the scene believe that even if he was displeased with some of the names put forward, he was generally happy with the proposed cabinet because it keeps the prime minister's office in the hands of his party and excludes those who he believes were responsible for planning his ouster in August 2014.
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London's mayor says American workers displeased with President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should relocate to his city.
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Additionally, while Hill may have been displeased with the decision by Jones to bench players who decided to kneel during the national anthem, any attempt to boycott a team (as could be interpreted by her tweet), is a boycott of the NFL as a whole because the NFL shares a TV deal with every team in the league.
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It tends to sound somewhere between irresponsible and naive (or both) to elites, who were generally displeased by John Kerry's 2004 rhetoric about how we shouldn't be building fire stations in Baghdad while shutting them down in Boston and scandalized by Donald Trump's proposals to turn NATO into some kind of fee-for-service protection scheme.
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His defense of NFL players protesting racism by kneeling during the national anthem, which he made in response to a question from a voter who found that kneeling disrespectful, went viral for good reason: Here's a politician who, even in the face of a displeased potential constituent, stuck to his guns and engaged a red-hot issue with respect but not blind deference.
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For hundreds of years, the presidential portrait was a ho-hum affair, failing to generate headlines or even a worthy anecdote, with the possible exception of Theodore Roosevelt, who was so displeased by Théobald Chartran's 20143 portrait — he thought it made him look too coy — that he first hid it in a less-trafficked corner of the White House before finally burning it.
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"If the proposed rules are adopted, proxy advisers would face the prospect of suits against them by issuers that are displeased with their recommendation, and this prospect would operate to discourage recommendations that are unfavorable to managers and to impose costs that would be borne by investors," said Lucian Bebchuk, a law school professor who directs a program on corporate governance.
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