I felt embarrassed to be emotional about the ending, then was embarrassed for being embarrassed.
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I was embarrassed by this, and embarrassed to be embarrassed about something so petty after I'd learned of such horrors.
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He is embarrassed to be chanting, embarrassed at looking, perhaps, politically naive.
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It embarrassed me, and I wasn't embarrassed because of him or the situation.
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"People are embarrassed when we get scammed, and you shouldn't be embarrassed," Trumpower said.
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I know you're embarrassed — I know you're embarrassed, but keep fighting — keep swinging, man (ph).
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I felt embarrassed reading it and was even more embarrassed that other people were reading it.
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"I think you embarrassed yourself and I'm embarrassed for you because this is CNN now?" she continued.
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"I think you embarrassed yourself, and I'm embarrassed for you because this is CNN now?" she said.
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I was embarrassed by my un-tradable school lunches and embarrassed at meals when friends spent the night.
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Check out Lauren Goode's new podcast Too Embarrassed to Ask Check out Lauren Goode's new podcast Too Embarrassed to Ask
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"In my spiritual practice I'm trying to be comfortable being embarrassed, but I do not like being embarrassed," Smith said.
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I'm embarrassed to say it, but it is sort of a dream to come here and do a play. Embarrassed?
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I enjoy it very much and I love your Too Embarrassed to Ask, because I'm always too embarrassed to ask.
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"It never happens to me that people are too embarrassed to ask, and I don't remember them being too embarrassed," he said.
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Some left-leaning sites said Mr. Carlson had embarrassed himself; other right-leaning sites said that Mr. Carlson had embarrassed the writer.
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LOUIE GOHMERT JR, R—TEXAS: And I&aposve talked to FBI agents across the country, you&aposve embarrassed them, you&aposve embarrassed yourself.
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For this type of person to be embarrassed by Macklemore would be the same thing as being embarrassed by, or ashamed of, himself.
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"I was very embarrassed and I was humiliated and I was embarrassed for David and what he was going to think," Grammer said.
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"You've embarrassed them, you've embarrassed yourself," he said, claiming that he has talked to FBI officials across the U.S. -Updated 3:50 p.m.
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Embarrassed Embarrassed: I applaud you for deactivating your social media account to avoid being triggered by your father's (and others') abusive online behavior.
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" He adds, "I love people but I'm really kind of embarrassed … hate to say it that way, but embarrassed by being noticed and being known.
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"I was very embarrassed and I was humiliated and I was embarrassed for David and what he was going to think," Grammer said in the episode.
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I didn't know whether I was more embarrassed that I passed as a girl, or that I was embarrassed that I liked passing as a girl.
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"I think she was embarrassed at how the place looked, but I also think she was embarrassed that she didn't pay much in rent," Pomerantz said.
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If you think you are embarrassed about getting an anal swab at your doctor's office, think how embarrassed they might be if they've never done one before.
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I'm constantly shamed or reminded that I'm heavy and I should be embarrassed — or people are embarrassed for me — or just straight up rude, calling me 'disgusting.
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Of course, the only thing worse than having to be embarrassed about your own voice is having to be embarrassed about someone else's version of your life.
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The psychologists Sören Krach and Frieder Paulus have studied vicarious embarrassment, which is when we're embarrassed for someone else, even if that person gives no indication of being embarrassed.
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Last month, she told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that "I think you embarrassed yourself, and I'm embarrassed for you because this is CNN now?" when the anchorman asked about George's opinions.
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" MCCAIN on Trump's Tweets this morning: "It's hard to understand, and not presidential..." Sen McCain on Trump's Tweets: "I'm just embarrassed--embarrassed isn't the right word--I just regret it.
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The Milams were embarrassed but grateful Milam said that while they were embarrassed by the comical false alarm, they are thankful for the police officers' quick response and good humor.
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" In it Star said, "I am embarrassed of myself.
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" She continued: "I was embarrassed and ashamed and humiliated.
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But I think a lot of it had to do with being embarrassed about not making a lot, and then further into the relationship, being embarrassed because we've never talked about it before.
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"It's kind of ironic that I can stand and perform these songs for you and not feel embarrassed, but the minute you sing to me I feel very embarrassed," Nick told the crowd.
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And a friendly reminder: "embarrassed" has two Rs and two Ss. Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask we are talking about food, Kara's favorite topic as of late since she's been depriving herself.
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But like I said, I apologize completely and I'm embarrassed at myself and I know my family is embarrassed at me and I'm sure these guys are, too, so I'm sorry that happened.
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The girls hung their heads, embarrassed by our fallen comrade.
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Nonis are Mother Earth's pustules, and she should be embarrassed.
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"You embarrassed me in front of my nephew," Gorsuch said.
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Was thinking of moving to the EU but too embarrassed.
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CN: Too Embarrassed to Act is my improv spoof. Act.
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He was never embarrassed or hesitant to ask for anything.
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" Per another audience member, she added: "I'm embarrassed for you.
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Butt sweat is really not something to be embarrassed about.
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I felt a little embarrassed because she was my guest.
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But, for years, I was too embarrassed to tell it.
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I was embarrassed that I needed to be cared for.
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Feeling guilty and embarrassed, she got back on his table.
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Afterward, they feel embarrassed or they do not like it.
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I am no longer embarrassed or afraid to admit it.
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I am embarrassed that I am even asking the question.
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"I feel very embarrassed and I'm so afraid," said Duran.
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Embarrassed, the psychiatric authorities came up with an awkward solution.
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The audience is not embarrassed, and does not look away.
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"I feel embarrassed and humiliated," she said in a statement.
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There's a week to go but someone will be embarrassed.
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I felt embarrassed to be shirtless in front of her.
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Maybe you've never embarrassed yourself online, and that's great. Congratulations!
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Embarrassed Chinese regulators are also moving to discourage whimsical suspensions.
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The people of South Carolina are embarrassed by Nikki Haley!
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I'm actually embarrassed I am sunburned, so I'm staying in.
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I'm embarrassed to say I paid $20 to this establishment.
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Im upset, embarrassed, and sorry if he felt sexually harassed.
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People stared at me and she was embarrassed I think.
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He's never had a girlfriend because he feels so embarrassed.
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There were tears and I am still embarrassed about it.
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If you were fooled by the hoop, don't be embarrassed.
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Many are embarrassed to admit the truth even to themselves.
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"Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed," Bush said of the comments.
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I can't make it through and I've been so embarrassed.
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The government, as well as the bank, had been embarrassed.
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I'm so vain that I don't want to be embarrassed.
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Even his date is embarrassed, as is the Cute Guy.
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No reason to be embarrassed Anthony, your smile is beautiful.
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And I guess I'm not the only one who's embarrassed!
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I would be nervous, or embarrassed, or awkward, or shy.
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"I'm embarrassed, but I'm not," he said, causing more laughter.
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"That little girl embarrassed me on live television," he said.
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He just kind of looked a bit embarrassed and shocked.
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"The victim was embarrassed by this encounter," the affidavit said.
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There's been another great episode of Too Embarrassed To Ask.
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Bell Pottinger is not the only firm to be embarrassed.
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A cut to Cady shows her looking embarrassed and awkward.
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You're supposed to be embarrassed to do it around others.
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" "Just a bit dribbly, and he looked a little embarrassed.
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If not, they will find some people embarrassed and losing.
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She kind of likes Chuck, but is embarrassed by it.
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Afterward, they feel embarrassed, or they do not like it.
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In short, I want the IOC to get embarrassed more.
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He won't let it drop after being embarrassed so thoroughly.
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It was nothing but nepotism and it always embarrassed me.
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"No one should be ashamed, embarrassed, or discouraged," she continued.
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Embarrassed and frustrated, she told me we couldn't afford it.
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She's embarrassed and she's trying to cover up her embarrassment.
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It was a horrible moment and I was so embarrassed.
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I feel really embarrassed about last night's events, really sad.
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I'm so embarrassed, but I can't leave my house sometimes.
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It's tiring and weird and you feel embarrassed and ashamed.
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"I was embarrassed," says Lewis, who is a transgender woman.
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The latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask is here.
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At first he appears to be embarrassed by her aggressiveness.
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Embarrassed for her mother, Phoebe patted Melanie on the shoulder.
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Schultz said he was "embarrassed" and "ashamed" by the incident.
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What if he'd simply slunk off, embarrassed, into the wings?
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"No," I say, embarrassed by the insignificance of my problems.
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They should be embarrassed to even present such misguided delusions.
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"I think it embarrassed him," his friend Cecilia Dean said.
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His lady is surely not embarrassed to be with him.
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Wasn't it maybe my turn to be the embarrassed one?
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A friendly reminder, embarrassed has two r's and two s's.
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She was so embarrassed that she contemplated changing her name.
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"I'm embarrassed the way we left him hanging," said Pacioretty.
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" He soon left S.A.B.: "I was depressed; I was embarrassed.
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It's the perpetrator who should be embarrassed, not the victim.
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"You have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children."
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Is he the type who's embarrassed to be caught napping?
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I am embarrassed about the consequences of what I did.
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As a kid, I was kind of embarrassed by it.
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"Increasingly, Mosley became embarrassed by the Biff Boys," says Dorril.
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My comic self feels embarrassed that I'm a life coach.
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I'm not embarrassed to say that I'm a big eater.
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" Check out Re/code's latest podcast, "Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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I'm not a shy person, but I'm really easily embarrassed.
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We are… a little embarrassed by the state of things.
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It will remind voters of how Clinton embarrassed the country.
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Many are not getting tested for HIV because they're embarrassed.
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I do feel guilty and embarrassed about all the attention.
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I felt embarrassed to do so since it seemed trivial.
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I felt embarrassed about it and I didn't know why.
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"It's not like I'm embarrassed by it," Ms. Lambert said.
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I felt ashamed and embarrassed, but I couldn't articulate why.
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I can ask him any questions, I don't feel embarrassed.
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Remember, there are two Rs and two Ss in embarrassed.
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"I'd be way too embarrassed to do that," she said.
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"I was embarrassed to read those posts," Mr. Edwards said.
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This embarrassed even the B.J.P., which made her formally apologize.
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I felt embarrassed that everyone was making such a fuss.
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He was embarrassed, so he signed the receipt and left.
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"I was embarrassed that I was so small," she said.
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Instead of feeling embarrassed though, I felt a little proud.
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"She's not like other mothers," he tried to explain, embarrassed.
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I was embarrassed by my desire to do the same.
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For the first time, he seemed embarrassed about his son.
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"I used to be embarrassed of my story," he said.
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His father, embarrassed, pried the boy back into his grasp.
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What books are you embarrassed not to have read yet?
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Like many women, Lewin said, she was afraid and embarrassed.
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You should feel embarrassed by the size of your vision.
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Reminder, there are two Rs and two Ss in embarrassed.
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I'm almost embarrassed to admit that I thought that way.
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"I'm embarrassed to admit how long they take," she said.
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The young women with them looked embarrassed, but not angry.
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Being a young black woman used to make me embarrassed.
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They are either embarrassed [of] or incriminated by this information.
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"I felt embarrassed, like I shouldn't be there," he said.
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"I was kind of embarrassed really," Ms. Constand told investigators.
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"I feel embarrassed to have people come over," she said.
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Or am I still too embarrassed to save my life?
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Some of Trump's longtime allies feel the president embarrassed himself.
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"President Bush, to me, embarrassed himself," Bannon told state Republicans.
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"We should be embarrassed as a city," one activist said.
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If your post doesn't get enough Likes, you feel embarrassed.
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I think the key is try not to be embarrassed.
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"I was honestly kind of shocked and embarrassed," Payne said.
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"Well, I certainly think Charles should be embarrassed," he said.
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IT WAS US. IT EMBARRASSED US. IT HURT OUR COMPANY.
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I embarrassed my family, the coaches and definitely the university.
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"I still am embarrassed to talk about it," she said.
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He was embarrassed that the United States had nothing comparable.
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We all know why the judge lied — he was embarrassed.
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"[I've] never been more embarrassed by my country," he said.
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It's not a secret and he's not embarrassed about it.
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"I'm so embarrassed!" she said, apologizing for an imaginary mess.
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I'm embarrassed to say I find tailoring insurance protection exciting.
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Too Embarrassed was originally part of the Recode Decode podcast.
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We've had her on Recode Decode and Too Embarrassed, right?
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I was so embarrassed that I took it and left.
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We're going to finish up with Too Embarrassed to Answer.
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Mostly, I was embarrassed to have been caught so unkempt.
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"You look at WikiLeaks, I mean, in China, if this would've happened the people would get a bullet through their head within 24 hours and here in this country we're embarrassed, everybody's embarrassed," Trump said.
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Immediately, I felt a wave of shame, embarrassed by my gluttony.
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Beyond that, everyone gets embarrassed and lives to talk about it.
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I'm no longer embarrassed, and I'm willing to explain my preferences.
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I did feel embarrassed and I tried to hide my body.
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I remember covering my head and feeling embarrassed and grossed out.
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When we got back to the locker room, I felt embarrassed.
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Well, Nike, you've heard it here on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Uber power ranking (in order of least embarrassed to most owned).
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Investigators say he made up the story because he was embarrassed.
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What happens if I get embarrassed in front of the world?
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" He continued of the tape, "Yes, I'm very embarrassed by it.
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"Ive never seen a man more embarrassed," recalled the Oscar winner.
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It's a defeat for her, and leaves the central government embarrassed.
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Everyone was kind of embarrassed to have to do this again.
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" He added, "I felt embarrassed that I didn't do my part.
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Sean, welcome to Too Embarrassed to Ask for the first time!
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I'm so embarrassed by it, but we don't have the money.
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"There is no time to be embarrassed or shy," Milgram says.
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I am not sure if he was more upset or embarrassed.
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"Afterwards they were embarrassed or they didn't enjoy it," he said.
|
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Trump's legal team and apologists in the Senate must be embarrassed.
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We know our daughter meant well, but we are so embarrassed.
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I remember turning bright red and just feeling so, so embarrassed.
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"I went in 'cause I was really embarrassed," she told Stern.
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Send them in for this week's Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast!
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Im not embarrassed or ashamed nor will i hide in fear.
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Polizzi: No matter what, kids are always embarrassed by their parents.
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"I was embarrassed and felt worthless," Nils told BuzzFeed News Germany.
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But, others argue, won't the kids feel embarrassed by older parents?
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"I was embarrassed and scared," the newspaper quoted him as saying.
|
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"When I watch it, I am embarrassed and sorry," she said.
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It's cringe-worthy and we should all be embarrassed for him.
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She's confused and embarrassed, but she instantly puts the pieces together.
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"If you die doing something stupid, you've embarrassed yourself," Krakauer says.
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No one gets embarrassed after a while because no one cares.
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It's actually different for her, because she doesn't get embarrassed. Ever.
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"I'm actually embarrassed at what I used to believe," he says.
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"I couldn't stop smiling Because I was so embarrassed," he says.
|
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And I think a lot of Republicans are embarrassed by it.
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I'd almost be embarrassed not to have HPV at this point.
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I'm sure he'll be embarrassed and excuse himself and get changed.
|
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"I'm embarrassed," he later admitted on Live With Kelly and Michael.
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Click here to subscribe to Too Embarrassed to Ask on iTunes.
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You can check out Lauren Goode's podcast Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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"I haven't been to a doctor because I'm embarrassed," she says.
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Labour backbenchers were embarrassed at his misjudgment of this national moment.
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I was too Embarrassed to make it public back then. Lol.
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But context matters and NBC has been embarrassed by #MeToo revelations.
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I'm embarrassed that this is my third selfie in a row.
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I felt so embarrassed that I never ended up contacting her.
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They were embarrassed 7-1 at home by Nashville on Wednesday.
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Instead, the GOP's leading officials continue to be embarrassed by him.
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He said he was embarrassed when he showed up on Friday.
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But we meant what we played then, so I'm not embarrassed.
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Or a Greek person that you're pregnant when you meant embarrassed.
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It was a black eye on Louisiana that embarrassed us all.
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When subsequent deficit numbers came in, nobody was surprised or embarrassed.
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Liz, 23I am just so unbelievably embarrassed I was with you.
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Some are true believers, others seem almost embarrassed by their work.
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To some, they killed feminism, subverted morality and embarrassed us all.
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In fact, for a long time, Kirby was embarrassed by it.
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"People started leaving the room, embarrassed," one of the sources said.
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"He'll probably be embarrassed then when he sees it," she says.
|
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But I was immediately embarrassed and I wasn't gonna say anything.
|
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I was pretty embarrassed, but she insisted, so I agreed reluctantly.
|
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This was noted in America so may have embarrassed the government.
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LG: I have a question that I'm embarrassed to ask, honestly.
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I think I was embarrassed; I mean, I still remember it!
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They've embarrassed me in front of my brother and my son.
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Hideously embarrassed by their hands, they stare into each other's mouths.
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I crept out the next morning too embarrassed to face her.
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I don't understand why Junior was so embarrassed about oral sex!!!
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Apple should be embarrassed to have it in its stores today.
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I felt embarrassed when I busted open the books for Malani.
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"Don't tattoo wedding date," she joked, visibly embarrassed by her ink.
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While I understand your mortification, there's no reason to feel embarrassed.
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I'm embarrassed for even hoping and relieved I didn't tell anyone.
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She begged me to go, but I was nervous — and embarrassed.
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He said Bush had "embarrassed himself" with a "high falutin" speech.
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But an embarrassed S.E.C. went after Mr. Dirks for insider trading.
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She exuded hopefulness and I felt embarrassed, ashamed of my mother.
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And this man embarrassed himself because he didn't get his way.
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These Cubs are young, resilient, and now they're angry and embarrassed.
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"You don't want them to feel embarrassed," Scott told Business Insider.
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Fernandez said later he was embarrassed by how he had acted.
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As one who's written for the Book Review, I'm truly embarrassed.
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"Can you imagine how pathetic and embarrassed I felt?" he said.
|
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Far from being embarrassed, his editors boasted of their critic's accomplishment.
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"I think Peter gets embarrassed because of the amount," she said.
|
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She was begging to move because they embarrassed and harassed her.
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His father is embarrassed at what his son's chosen to wear.
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But everything else he has embarrassed us on the main stage.
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Studios, caught with their hands in the cookie jar, were embarrassed.
|
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That poor girl looked so embarrassed, as would any of us.
|
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"I'm embarrassed that they had to go through that," she said.
|
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But I was his son, and I was embarrassed by myself.
|
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I was embarrassed all the time when I first started working.
|
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"I sharted my pants ... I was so embarrassed," Young told us.
|
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Initially, though, I was embarrassed to put him in my portfolio.
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Go deeper: Trump officials embarrassed by Putin show Trump's Helsinki humiliation
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Confronted by this gap in my Welsh knowledge, I felt embarrassed.
|
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Earlier this week, Fisher's Rams were embarrassed on Monday Night Football.
|
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They tease — affectionately — but I just feel singled out and embarrassed.
|
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Frankly, Ford and Abrams should be embarrassed for not recognizing her.
|
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It was something that I'm embarrassed about and I'm ashamed of.
|
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We've embarrassed ourselves in front of our children and the world.
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Democratic leaders were embarrassed, and Mr. Trump's campaign gained an advantage.
|
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One suspects Machado would have been embarrassed by this posthumous role.
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I was, I realized with a start, embarrassed at the wheel.
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" She wrote, "I was so embarrassed and horrified I did it.
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It's a crisis that's embarrassed the US on the global stage.
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You're more likely to take impulsive risks when angry or embarrassed.
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A friendly reminder, there are two Rs and Ss in embarrassed.
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I was embarrassed by you because I was working on myself.
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"It's just writing," he said, frowning at me and looking embarrassed.
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They were "embarrassed," he said, when Novichok came up in conversation.
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Go where there's something else to do if you get embarrassed.
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Nick, welcome to Too Embarrassed to Ask for the first time.
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I feel a little embarrassed how good a time I've had.
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But I was too embarrassed to go back to St. Louis.
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She has said she is now embarrassed by her old positions.
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Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we're talking all about drones.
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British people particularly — we are very embarrassed about revealing our emotions.
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This has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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I'm sometimes embarrassed by some of the people in the party.
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We should not be embarrassed or feel ashamed of our ancestors.
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I'm embarrassed to say this, but I shy away from memoirs.
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I feel embarrassed and ashamed that this is our current situation.
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" Equally embarrassed, he replied: "Oh, my God, this is so strange.
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And it makes some people feel embarrassed about sending green messages.
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Amundsen" to the pole: "He would be terribly embarrassed and disappointed.
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This has been a great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
|
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Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask we're joined by two guests.
|
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The West publicly embarrassed the USSR over the KAL-007 shootdown.
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Wexner said in September 2019 he was "embarrassed" by the relationship.
|
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"I was so embarrassed," she said, crying on the witness stand.
|
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"He was so embarrassed," Mr. Pinault remembered a few weeks later.
|
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But I was also embarrassed by her and sick of her.
|
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Today, Williams admits that he's "embarrassed" by elements of the track.
|
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I'm embarrassed to admit it, but I haven't seen either picture.
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Embarrassed by the outburst, he didn't dare look up at her.
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People have kids and their kids don't deserve to be embarrassed.
|
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Why should we care if the president refuses to be embarrassed?
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They are intrigued but embarrassed to be the center of attention.
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Gautama felt relieved that he had not embarrassed himself before Nirmala.
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I was embarrassed that the question hadn't even occurred to me.
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"I was deeply embarrassed that I didn't recognize him," he said.
|
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This legislation is ill informed and the authors should be embarrassed.
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I'm too old to be embarrassed by what I haven't read.
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They looked uncomfortable: not just hot but embarrassed by their task.
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"I was so embarrassed," she said, crying on the witness stand.
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EMMANUEL Missandei is probably too embarrassed to do all that herself.
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Goethe. What books are you embarrassed not to have read yet?
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Goethe. What books are you embarrassed not to have read yet?
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Watson defeated some, lost to others, and occasionally embarrassed his creators.
|
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"Big-league star players don't like to be embarrassed," Collins said.
|
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Sean Spicer Trump niggled and embarrassed his first press secretary repeatedly.
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She is thoroughly embarrassed and I love every minute of it.
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Nor did it necessarily mean that they weren't embarrassed by them.
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The email-scandal fallout should have left DOJ embarrassed and contrite.
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"I've never felt so embarrassed in my entire life," she said.
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I remember being embarrassed speaking Spanish in front of certain friends.
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Those expecting an embarrassed disclaimer about the playthings will be disappointed.
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I shouldn't say this, because -- there's nothing to be embarrassed about.
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Teigen is a woman, after all, and she has embarrassed him.
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When I woke up, I was impatient, and a little embarrassed.
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Or should we just not be embarrassed about treating it publicly?
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They didn't even want me to read because they were embarrassed.
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That way, he never felt embarrassed by what he had written.
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Back then I didn't write about it because I was embarrassed.
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He was fine afterwards, just embarrassed and still covered in shit.
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Are you gonna use the words "too" or "embarrassed" in it?
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Because this is the final episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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This has been the final episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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What I see in the classrooms of today—frankly, I'm embarrassed.
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Anyway, it's been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Lauren, what was your favorite episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask?
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Lots of people have embarrassed themselves in front of a crush.
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I'm gonna put up ... What you're too embarrassed to ask Arianna?
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Fifty-nine percent said they would be embarrassed by his election.
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This has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed To Ask.
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Several years later, the time came and I immediately embarrassed myself.
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Were you uncomfortable, were you embarrassed, did it not concern you?
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Keith, thank you so much for joining Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Rosenstein: 'angry, ashamed, horrified and embarrassed' at handling of Comey firing Rosenstein would also tell FBI interviewers that he was "angry, ashamed, horrified and embarrassed," at how the White House handled Comey's firing in May 2017.
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As Miley, 23, captured on Instagram, there was time for a family photo on the court and for a shout-out on the arena TV. "Embarrassed of all embarrassed," she wrote of her seconds in the spotlight.
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I told my parents it was because of the scars (because I was actually embarrassed by the weight), and then later told them it was because of the weight (because I was actually embarrassed by the scars).
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This backlash, which has as much to do with embarrassed sportswriters as it does tarnished ethics, influenced fan opinions and still justifies these writers intentionally keeping the players that embarrassed them out of the Hall of Fame.
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Mr. Schulz seemed embarrassed that he could not have shown me more.
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I've never, ever, told anyone this story because I was too embarrassed.
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And if she did, she would've gone with you and embarrassed you.
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The camera then cut to a shot of Gosling looking pretty embarrassed.
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Comfort is also really important, and not something to be embarrassed about.
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It was something I was a little bit embarrassed about, growing up.
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"Like many older movie stars, embarrassed finances is not uncommon," Kubrick wrote.
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I really don't have time for people who are embarrassed by me.
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And I'm embarrassed to say that the excitement is mixed with loss.
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I was so embarrassed by my smile, even more than my scars.
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We assure you that scalp problems are nothing to be embarrassed about.
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Anyway, today on Too Embarrassed To Ask we have someone totally new.
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"Listen, I am embarrassed about how fat I have become," he admitted.
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Because you would be embarrassed if people found out you couldn't read?
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You might think Dodge would be embarrassed about that racetrack red card.
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I am so disappointed and embarrassed that my name is even involved.
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More than anything I am humiliated an embarrassed that this even happened.
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But then I was embarrassed that I didn't see it that way.
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"I was shocked and embarrassed," he told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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"I immediately apologized," he said, saying he was "embarrassed" by the comments.
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The actress fondly revealed that she's especially embarrassed by Hawn's Instagram account.
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Mr Blair's advisers were often embarrassed by his occasional professions of faith.
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"Although, I'm not overly embarrassed by it," Trump added with a smirk.
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"I was embarrassed and ashamed and humiliated," she told the New Yorker.
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I have a question for you that I'm too embarrassed to ask.
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LG: I'm not too embarrassed to ask what you thought about that.
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He will probably feel embarrassed, and this may lead to more isolation.
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They are never more embarrassed than if somebody they know comes over.
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It's not something you should feel embarrassed about or need to hide.
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Op-Ed Contributor It was so obvious, I'm embarrassed I missed it.
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I said -- I was a little embarrassed in front of my wife.
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I feel blindsided, embarrassed, violated, angry, sad and a million other things.
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Mostly, I thought about how disappointed and embarrassed my parents would be.
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"I'm truly embarrassed for these people," the soft serve purveyor tells PEOPLE.
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But I was too embarrassed to volunteer myself as an actual representative.
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Maybe there was that one aunt who drunkenly embarrassed your entire family.
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"She was a little embarrassed but thought it was funny," Grace said.
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"I was embarrassed by it," Trump said early during the presidential debate.
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" Louis-Dreyfus joked with a visibly embarrassed Greg: "It's gonna be okay.
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More than anything I am humiliated and embarrassed that this even happened.
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They are often too embarrassed to talk about sex in the classroom.
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"I get so embarrassed for myself," Conrad tells PEOPLE with a laugh.
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I was too embarrassed, and we were both too tired to speak.
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If you don't play your 'A' game, you're going to get embarrassed.
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I am embarrassed by how high the bill is this time ($73.52).
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It is embarrassed by the exodus of national champions to foreign exchanges.
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"Everything is good, but we both feel embarrassed right now," he admitted.
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But this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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If they're laughing, then you will have nothing to be embarrassed about.
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A friendly reminder, there are two Rs and two Ss in Embarrassed.
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The author, a big fan of doing math correctly, is appropriately embarrassed.
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"That's one of the times when our kids were embarrassed," McGraw said.
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I'm embarrassed to say that that's my 2-year-old's favorite meal.
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I had embarrassed him and he got me back and it hurt.
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A reminder, embarrassed has two Rs and two Ss. KS: Yes, indeed.
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Yet, most women are afraid or embarrassed to speak of their ordeals.
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He said likes that Mr. Trump is not embarrassed by his success.
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Their failure rate is so high, I'm half embarrassed to suggest one.
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If you're still listening, that was a long Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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We can't be so embarrassed or so pained that we can't educate.
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"I'm a little embarrassed now that you brought it up," she said.
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Women smile as some of the men cover up their butts, embarrassed.
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I'm embarrassed for him and for some ridiculous reason for myself too.
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I'm incredibly embarrassed and deeply sorry to have done that to Jessica.
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Now Kristol has embarrassed himself in ways that go beyond luckless prognostications.
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I feel slightly embarrassed to be from Hull when I see this.
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Instead of being embarrassed about it, he told everyone what had happened.
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Thinking back to high school, I remember being embarrassed and self-conscious.
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"We're embarrassed," said John O'Grady, the EPA union president in Region 5.
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The leak embarrassed party officials and led to the resignation of Rep.
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And, one in three say this is because they feel too embarrassed.
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So thanks for talking to us today on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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I am embarrassed of the actions I took to win that bet.
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"I was so embarrassed about it," Lakshmi said of the endometriosis diagnosis.
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Respectfully, you just played the clip of him saying, 'I was embarrassed.
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Washington, D.C. D.C. Yeah, I'm almost embarrassed to admit that these days.
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Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we are talking to Adrian Aoun.
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Should we be embarrassed by our obsession, our inability to look away?
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I wish I could say I was embarrassed, but I was delighted.
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Okay, this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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I don't feel embarrassed, I don't feel I need to hide something.
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"I was embarrassed," the award-winning singer told Ellen DeGeneres this week.
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Otherwise gamers might stay where they never feel embarrassed about their passion.
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Anyway, this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed To Ask.
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"I think he embarrassed himself," Wallace told "Daily Briefing" host Dana Perino.
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"Students are embarrassed and under huge pressure to perform," Mr. Cramer said.
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That embarrassed leaders worldwide who had interests tied to secretive business concerns.
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"The newsroom feels embarrassed," one senior Times staffer recently told Vanity Fair.
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At times, Herjavec was embarrassed of his dad and the family's poverty.
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No one feels embarrassed, because this is not the awards ceremony anymore.
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Lebron told him "ya lady embarrassed to be with you" lol pic.twitter.
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I was really far too embarrassed to play in front of him.
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Refugees embarrassed the Soviet Union, demonstrating the superiority of the US system.
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I would be so embarrassed if I would've endorsed him for office!
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"He wasn't embarrassed" by the contents of the memos, Mr. Usher recalled.
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They'd rather get a yellow card than get embarrassed on live television.
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Although he should have been embarrassed that his legal rationale now allows
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That kind of irresponsible grandstanding embarrassed our country and jeopardized our security.
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I had on some skirt-and-pants outfit, I'm embarrassed to say.
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After the clip was played, Conway said she was "embarrassed" for CNN.
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Trump rankled, contradicted and "embarrassed" them by operating outside the "regular" chain.
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Germany had embarrassed Brazil in the 2014 World Cup semifinal, 7-1.
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She was embarrassed by an American Jewish settler wanting dialogue about Israel.
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Time and time again, he has embarrassed himself and denigrated his office.
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"I was shocked and embarrassed," he tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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He was so embarrassed about it that he unfollowed me on Instagram.
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And the young man quickly left the party, feeling hurt and embarrassed.
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You can tell he's both fond of and somewhat embarrassed by it.
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Perhaps that is why even Paul Ryan sounds embarrassed making these claims.
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Polyakov said he was "embarrassed" by the news and defended his company.
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Even many men are often embarrassed to admit they go to cinemas.
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I needed her to check my work before I embarrassed myself again.
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He told me how embarrassed he was for getting so fucked up.
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"I was so embarrassed," she told her local news station KCEN-TV.
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You get the sense they are slightly embarrassed but like it too.
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Don't feel embarrassed, millions of people also bought the singer's hit album.
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LG: This has been a great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Exposito embarrassed McCaskill in 1603, when he was arrested for smoking marijuana.
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LG: Yeah, this is Nilay's first time on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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After a while, you realize that you're embarrassed about your parents' accents.
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LG: This has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Caitlin, thank you so much for coming on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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And this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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I'm not embarrassed of my work the way I used to be.
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Some sort of secret relief that you're too embarrassed to fully voice?
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Not that Gooden seemed to be embarrassed or upset by the circumstances.
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I couldn't stop and with an embarrassed wave, Tim and I left.
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Indonesia was embarrassed by the timing, and outraged that it wasn't consulted.
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It wasn't that I hadn't danced before — just that I'd felt embarrassed.
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Anyway, this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Help Desk Right now, I'm a bit embarrassed to be an American.
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"He was embarrassed because he's not wearing skate shoes," Mr. Michaels said.
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"I'm only 21, I can't grow it yet," he said, clearly embarrassed.
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"Now I feel embarrassed to be connected to him," Mr. Richman said.
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They are home together and are embarrassed the matter went this far.
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"People are tired of being embarrassed in this state," Mr. Jones said.
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Embarrassed, she insisted on being let out to walk the last block.
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"I'm officially embarrassed," one Red Wings fan, Brent Latam, wrote on Twitter.
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I probably don't know enough to say anything, I'm embarrassed to say.
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He sucked, and MTV should be embarrassed by making him the emcee.
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In his letter, Wexner claimed to be "embarrassed" to have been duped.
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Hardly embarrassed, Mr. Clymer was gleeful that he had stirred things up.
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She had never gone to school and seemed embarrassed about her poverty.
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Go deeper: Biden says he's "embarrassed" by Lindsey Graham's defense of Trump
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" Deeply embarrassed, but desperate to be hired, I answered, "Birth control pills.
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If some of us blow the whistle now and Nevada is embarrassed?
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And there was infield glove work that would have embarrassed Little Leaguers.
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As a result I feel my kids are not embarrassed or afraid.
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Last time I can remember being embarrassed is probably as a child.
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North Korea's history of erratic behavior has embarrassed China in many ways.
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"I was so embarrassed," said Caitlin, who said other students had stared.
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The project's temerity outraged feminists and, to some extent, embarrassed almost everybody.
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Zuck, obviously, said no, and was prettyyy embarrassed when Long described it.
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I am so embarrassed and ashamed I let myself be so blind.
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Not many of the others could understand this, and it embarrassed them.
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A lot of young people are embarrassed to talk about these things.
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Later, on board his tour bus, he was still good-naturedly embarrassed.
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I take no joy in it; I am utterly embarrassed by it.
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The normal incompetent person flails and stammers and is embarrassed about it.
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"I can't even put into words how embarrassed I was," she said.
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I am really embarrassed about my employment history, all from BPO companies.
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"I'm not going to lie, I was a little embarrassed," Rodon said.
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If anything, Szalay is even less embarrassed than Knausgaard by exclamatory artlessness.
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Actually, I think we were raised to be slightly embarrassed about it.
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Just over half, 51 percent, said they are "embarrassed" by Trump's presidency.
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Nor do they seem embarrassed by their apparent hypocrisy and double standards.
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She said that her parents were embarrassed and angered by her politics.
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Mark was numb, I was crying, we were both embarrassed and scared.
|
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"I don't know if you should be embarrassed or not," Jackson replied.
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KS: This has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed To Ask.
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Ms. Drury, 36, looked pleased and embarrassed and also a little relieved.
|
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The hack embarrassed many top staffers, exposing some staffers' distaste for Sen.
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We are deeply embarrassed by the situation and have resolved the issue.
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A friendly reminder, there are two Rs and two Ss in embarrassed.
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Send them to us for this week's Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast!
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KS: This has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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You can do that by tweeting us with the hashtag Too Embarrassed.
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KS: Geoff, you've moved into the dysfunction of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Too Embarrassed to Ask tackles trust and privacy during the Trump administration.
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Anyway, this has been a great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Fisher, Rodriguez said, ultimately stood up to Pagourtzis and publicly embarrassed him.
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I'm a bit embarrassed about having allowed myself to feel that way.
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It's just for a moment, and then she feels foolish and embarrassed.
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I'm embarrassed by some of my former views and regret writing them.
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This has been a particularly great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Anyway this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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"You constantly hear stories about kids who get embarrassed by their parents or daughters who get embarrassed by their dads … and I'm not saying this to be cool, but we never really got into that," says Connick, 50.
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He was so embarrassed by his character's short sleeves that he stopped playing.
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DeGeneres also embarrassed the actor by showing off some shirtless photos of him.
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"I didn't tell my husband at the time, I was embarrassed," she says.
|
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I've never been embarrassed to be an American other than on these trips.
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I'm embarrassed every time I have to say the name of the conference.
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Several times, he has embarrassed May after criticizing her handling of Brexit negotiations.
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But he's embarrassed by the fact it casts shadows on his 2016 victory.
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The emotional abuse turned to physical abuse, and I was ashamed and embarrassed.
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You know — the movie that you're sort of embarrassed you haven't seen yet.
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We are conditioned to feel ashamed or embarrassed about certain parts of ourselves.
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" Bush apologized on Friday for his comments, saying "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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We didn't know at first—I did something that I'm embarrassed about now.
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Anyway, this has been a really great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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You don't have to be ashamed or embarrassed, speak to somebody about it.
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He would have been embarrassed-- INGRAHAM: They did a tribute to him tonight.
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She claimed the rapper embarrassed her with his "billion dollar p***y" lyric.
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Mondalek's initial response to Plein's post was to feel upset, embarrassed, and angry.
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We all get a little embarrassed by our parents from time to time.
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Ben Hewison: I'm shocked, worried, and just a little embarrassed about the result.
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"I fanboyed out on her and embarrassed myself," he told the news outlet.
|
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Vincent is talking to Oprah again, saying she has felt embarrassed and ashamed.
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" 28, straight, male"I am too scared and too embarrassed to reach out.
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The Communist Party may be embarrassed, but it will not be badly hurt.
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Embarrassed, Mama June insists they quickly leave while the friendly guy waves goodbye.
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I've never figured out a polite and humble response, and always feel embarrassed.
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As kowtowing has become spectacle, flatterers are no longer embarrassed by their abasement.
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" Trump later tweeted, "The people of South Carolina are embarrassed by Nikki Haley!
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But the experience left the three young men "humiliated and embarrassed," Lee added.
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"Sometimes you feel you're on the brink of being embarrassed," Kidd told reporters.
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We've been on a real health kick at Too Embarrassed to Ask lately.
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And a friendly reminder, embarrassed has two Rs and two Ss. KS: Yes.
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We were both embarrassed to do our thing in front of each other.
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"It embarrassed me, and drew people's attention," Zilliken, 29, tells the Charlotte Observer.
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Instead, it just seems like he's embarrassed by the constant topic of conversation.
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Good for the Israelis, the media should be ashamed and embarrassed to themselves.
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I use so much dry shampoo that I'm almost embarrassed to quantify it.
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When she said "this is ridiculous," he became embarrassed and fled the room.
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The delivery guy, on the other hand, was reportedly embarrassed and felt guilty.
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Republicans embarrassed themselves by badgering Mueller with Fox News fever-swamp conspiracy theories.
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When she realized Ward had overheard, she became embarrassed and apologized to him.
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" Dorfman also admits to feeling "embarrassed and ashamed" at times, instead of "empowered.
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But on the other, I was embarrassed to be a one-man cookie.
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Some Republicans criticized their party's new president; many retained an (apparently embarrassed) silence.
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Taggart McDowell recalled that she was "shocked" and "embarrassed" by the forward gesture.
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She's so mad and embarrassed with her friends, but I'm tough like that.
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Teams today are either wiser or more easily embarrassed, or just better informed.
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I knew his classmates would see it and he'd be humiliated and embarrassed.
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Did I do things in college that I would be embarrassed about now?
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She says that she was so embarrassed that she cried at the ceremony.
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And why do other people feel embarrassed for them when they see it?
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"Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed," Bush says in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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And it was all because I had said something and embarrassed him publicly.
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I didn't dare to refuse my grandmother's request even though I felt embarrassed.
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I was embarrassed and ashamed that I had been in a psychiatric ward.
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He shrank with shame, and I felt so guilty for having embarrassed him.
|
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She was embarrassed that she desired Andrew the same way she desired sugar.
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Lieberman didn't seem embarrassed to bring up his new line of work Saturday.
|
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I wanted to be embarrassed, but I was really like 'I don't care.
|
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There are moments that I'm so embarrassed of, but it was so pure.
|
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I'm so embarrassed and can't remember anything about last night after about midnight!
|
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I felt deeply embarrassed, and I asked my mother not to tell anybody.
|
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"I didn't tell my husband at the time, I was embarrassed," she said.
|
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I prefer not to be embarrassed and I too want to have fun.
|
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Anyway, Jason, this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Not her mom or her boyfriend, because she was embarrassed of her symptoms.
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I'm almost embarrassed that I didn't do a better job for my team.
|
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It's funny because that guy was embarrassed, and he was nice about it.
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Both times I've had to bow out early, gasping for air, and embarrassed.
|
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"People are embarrassed to admit that they got duped or persuaded," Romy said.
|
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At an early stage of the film, she is embarrassed by his incontinence.
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I got so embarrassed I started turning my head to talk to him.
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That was hard, this was hard,' or I could be kind of embarrassed.
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If, on the other hand, it didn't pass, Trump would be politically embarrassed.
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"I'm embarrassed by the ways I participated," she told the New York Times.
|
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Elizabeth recognizes that her daughter probably felt embarrassed, but that didn't stop Elizabeth.
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Still, whenever I was asked to read in class, I was deeply embarrassed.
|
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Liberal Catholics have been horrified by his tone and more traditional ones embarrassed.
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Tracy Grandstaff: The acting thing is something that I always feel embarrassed about.
|
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He was much, much more embarrassed about that scene than the pillow one.
|
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She was embarrassed to find three dollars and change in her violin case.
|
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"I was embarrassed," Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said.
|
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Rose said at the time that he was "greatly embarrassed" by his behavior.
|
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But they also forget about what being embarrassed in sports IS. It's momentary.
|
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I wasn't ashamed to be Jewish, but I was embarrassed to be plump.
|
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And about 35 percent say they would be more embarrassed to discuss it.
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I'm not embarrassed to be here and I don't feel diminished by it.
|
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Trump was reportedly mad and embarrassed that he had backed the losing candidate.
|
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Congress has once again embarrassed itself and harmed American interests in the process.
|
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So for a while I felt embarrassed, but then learned not to be.
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Yes, they know and you know that they were really embarrassed at work.
|
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Holofcener called cut and instructed White to sound more embarrassed by his mother.
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"I was shocked, embarrassed and contrite, but most importantly, informed!" this person recalls.
|
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It was a lifetime ago, yet I still get embarrassed thinking about it.
|
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We were in shock, and embarrassed, and didn't want to make a fuss.
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When Chase releases a tween anthem called "My Brother's Gay," Cary is embarrassed.
|
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" Nietzsche writes, "One begins to distrust very clever persons when they become embarrassed.
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Two minutes later, he was back from the kitchen, looking a little embarrassed.
|
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He also said his "father would be so embarrassed" by the current situation.
|
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An opposition lawmaker, Park Jie-won, said the indictment had embarrassed the country.
|
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"I don't think there's any reason for anybody to be embarrassed," Earnest said.
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"I was so embarrassed to do that playing with Phil Mickelson," Scott said.
|
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A lot of people in situations like mine are in denial or embarrassed.
|
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I picked up my hearing protection and left, embarrassed at my poor gunishment.
|
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"I felt so embarrassed that I couldn't have a biological child," she says.
|
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By the time I got home, I felt giddy and a little embarrassed.
|
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So when we do things like this, and look awful, I feel embarrassed.
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When I visit the gynecologist, I'm too embarrassed to bring up tokophobia myself.
|
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That person has that weird thing I've been embarrassed about all my life.
|
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Imagine liking The Devil Wears Prada and not even feeling embarrassed about it!
|
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This week on Too Embarrassed to Ask, all our meat questions got answered.
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On the one hand, she was a little embarrassed by her teenage self.
|
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Lamar Jackson embarrassed a Kansas City Chiefs defender on Sunday with a juke.
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A major reason for this is because victims are embarrassed to speak out.
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"People were embarrassed by the letter," said one former attorney at Kasowitz's firm.
|
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Bermey took pictures, which looked so tawdry I was embarrassed to share them.
|
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But their movement looked awkward, and their theater rarely transcended embarrassed self-indulgence.
|
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His roots embarrassed him as a young man, but now give him pride.
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I'm absolutely embarrassed that happened and I'm very sorry to everybody in Detroit.
|
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Teitel, already uncomfortable with the way her body looked during pregnancy, was embarrassed.
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Cohen, a humble man, might have been embarrassed by the sometimes cultish reverence.
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"The pendants embarrassed them," said Ernie Ianace, one of the company's co-founders.
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It's not being embarrassed when you open your Tupperware of food at school.
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"It was about uncertainty and being embarrassed of your background," he told me.
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Things went a little better for the embarrassed players from Melbourne on Wednesday.
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Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask we're back with everyone's favorite topic, Facebook.
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"I am not embarrassed at all," said Mr. Tanatpong, a longtime soccer fan.
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But he has other answers, too, on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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"I am not embarrassed at all," said Tanatpong Kongsai, a longtime soccer fan.
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I'm slightly embarrassed to admit this, but it definitely went past my bedtime.
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I was embarrassed every time I served a customer anything from that kitchen.
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Where's Sean Hannity when you need him to be embarrassed for his country?
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Ms. Tung thinks he would have been "a little embarrassed" by the spotlight.
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Also, I didn't want to be embarrassed when I didn't get it again.
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For the majority of my life, I have been embarrassed by my ethnicity.
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Raised a Catholic, Ms. Ramirez was "embarrassed and ashamed and humiliated," she said.
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Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask, I'm in Washington, D.C., with Paul Rabil.
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You may even feel embarrassed, but at least now you know the truth.
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If you do experience an accidental orgasm, there's no reason to be embarrassed.
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I couldn't believe that I'd ended up in those situations, and was embarrassed.
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"I was embarrassed that I didn't know how to handle it," recalled Christine.
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"I'm embarrassed to admit I didn't know that the E.A.C. existed," Jenkins said.
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Apparently because that party fears that its leader will be disgraced and embarrassed.
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He's visibly embarrassed as she reprimands the nail technicians for not speaking English.
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I'm embarrassed to say, mostly by size, wherever I can stuff them in.
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I was embarrassed when I realized what had happened, but also super thankful.
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She said he had to stop, and he was apologetic, embarrassed, not defiant.
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They are not accustomed to being embarrassed the way they were Tuesday night.
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When I point it out, Van Dosselaer seems more than a touch embarrassed.
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Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid apologized publicly, saying she was "embarrassed" by the comments.
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I definitely used to feel embarrassed using the card but got over it.
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I'm embarrassed to admit that I had to Google some of those names.
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I felt embarrassed about approaching Diahann and purposely stayed out of her sight.
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"I'm sort of embarrassed: I've never used Venmo," Van Wagenen, 2003, said recently.
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She said she was too embarrassed for me to see where she lived.
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I'm not embarrassed to say that we were not shy in defending ourselves.
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A: Um, I was embarrassed, I wanted to pretend like it didn't happen.
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Others said it made them feel proud; still others were embarrassed and alienated.
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I'm not embarrassed to admit that many weekend and evening meals are cereal.
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Oliver Brown, who was so embarrassed it took him decades to admit it.
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He's trying to make his partner feel less embarrassed about his own quirks.
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Regardless, the damage had been done and prominent people in boxing were embarrassed.
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Members of all these constituencies likely feel embarrassed and let down by him.
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The pollsters reduced complex individuals to a single identity, and are now embarrassed.
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No one should be embarrassed to call 28255 for a mental health emergency.
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At times, I've come out a bit embarrassed, but all the same, unscathed.
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Robb isn't embarrassed that her awkward story has now been shared by thousands.
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The 10-year-old later said that he wasn't embarrassed by the incident.
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Trump, in turn, embarrassed Heller at a White House meeting on health care.
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At first, I felt deeply embarrassed by what I perceived as my ineptitude.
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We made a mistake on our cover this morning and we're very embarrassed.
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"This is where we were two years ago," he said, looking slightly embarrassed.
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Ford has been embarrassed in the past by errors in fuel economy claims.
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Here are the answers to questions you might be too embarrassed to ask.
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Here are the answers to questions you might be too embarrassed to ask.
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So today on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we're doing something a little differently.
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Which a lot of early internet peoples were doing, so don't be embarrassed.
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I only want to play girls, because I don't want to be embarrassed.
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"I was too scared and embarrassed to tell them the truth," Buck wrote.
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I valued his pragmatic approach, never having to fear feeling embarrassed or inadequate.
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It was ridiculous, and then Pfizer embarrassed him when they announced price hikes.
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All right, this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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They're not having to look abroad for funding, which they felt embarrassed by.
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I was embarrassed and offended as was my family in our own home.
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And, a friendly reminder, there are two Rs and two Ss in embarrassed.
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Click here to subscribe to Too Embarrassed to Ask on iTunes right now.
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And a friendly reminder, there are two Rs and two Ss in embarrassed.
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Click here to subscribe to "Too Embarrassed to Ask" on iTunes right now.
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Defeated, embarrassed, mouth involuntarily agape, I addressed the severity of what had happened.
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You shouldn't be embarrassed to listen to Pale Waves, they're a great band.
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Yes, she came on Too Embarrassed to ask to talk about her book.
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Could be Too Embarrassed Wi-Fi, and that'll work seamlessly throughout your home.
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We're going to subject you to a round of Too Embarrassed to Answer.
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The other thing was that I was just embarrassed to talk about myself.
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I am also embarrassed for the Clinton campaign and the message these endorsements evoke.
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I've never seen a man more embarrassed and I've never let him forget it.
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Ogling girls, being embarrassed when you wear a costume, not knowing big words, etc.
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Manager Delino DeShields, among other things, said Stephenson should be "embarrassed" by his performance.
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Not to be dramatic, but Seacrest should be embarrassed for his red carpet behavior.
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Today's Too Embarrassed to Ask is coming to you from the 2018 Code Conference.
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Republican presidential candidate Trump certainly didn't mind the leaked emails that embarrassed his adversary.
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When he&aposs embarrassed, as he was last week, he always refers to traction.
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"I looked around and I'm embarrassed at this point," Walker told NBC New York.
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The vocal house that emerges from our side is arch, plastic, embarrassed, self-conscious.
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" Following the tape's release, Bush made a statement acknowledging he was "embarrassed and ashamed.
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N. lets them in and we're both embarrassed at the mess in our apartment.
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Anna O'Brien "At first I was embarrassed, then I was upset," she tells PEOPLE.
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But President Trump couldn't do that – it would have embarrassed our South Korean ally.
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He added: "Anyone covering this story should be embarrassed for elevating this bogus claim."
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She's a teacher and she was so embarrassed because I'd always get called in.
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" If you like this show, don't miss our newest podcast, "Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Porter said Walker appeared to be apologetic but she was embarrassed by the incident.
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It isn't the first time Trump has embarrassed May with his admiration for Johnson.
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In any case, this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Act.
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The Trump administration has been embarrassed by a number of high-profile vetting issues.
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Don't be embarrassed to mention your sweaty butt to a doctor, Dr. Glaser says.
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But he was "too scared and embarrassed" to tell the world what actually happened.
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Maybe it's just too new for me, but this kiddo looks embarrassed and overwhelmed.
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He started taking notes and admitted he was embarrassed by what he didn't know.
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Read more: 9 questions about the Zika virus you were too embarrassed to ask
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Five minutes into the read, someone pointed that out, and I was morbidly embarrassed.
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Embarrassed, Ms. Jiang, who is an architect in New York, emphatically denied the accusation.
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It was just embarrassed by the super dorky names it gave to its cars.
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Both sides are by turns embarrassed and enraged by the actions of the other.
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But she's too stubborn or selfish or embarrassed, so now the choice is yours.
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Women too, are embarrassed about their bodies and I have absolutely no idea why.
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Should I be embarrassed if I'm unfamiliar with the music in Crazy Rich Asians?
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The rest of the panel devolves into a half-embarrassed, half-amused cackle party.
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Many are embarrassed to admit it, so we may never know the real figures.
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Social Q's I am living a gender-stereotype reversal and am embarrassed about it.
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She told WTMJ that the accidental intruder was embarrassed and apologetic about the scare.
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I took him to college all four years and I never once felt embarrassed.
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Private companies were embarrassed by being shown to co-operate with the American authorities.
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Now CNN employee Casey Neistat is making branded content for an embarrassed smartphone maker.
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Kara Swisher: Today on Too Embarrassed, I'm very excited to talk to Jaron Lanier.
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Some sons would be embarrassed if their mom joined Twitter, but not Jack Dorsey.
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Dan, thank you for joining us, and welcome back to Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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So I didn't know if I was embarrassed or shocked or mortified or stunned.
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"I shot this and was too embarrassed to share so I didn't…," he writes.
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Where before she was embarrassed, she says she's come up with a new response.
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"I was so embarrassed to say I lived in a shelter," he told WHYY.
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Cue embarrassed emojis, and a quick educational chat once he got home from work.
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"It was a fun time for them to see me get embarrassed," she said.
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As for those military cockerels, they were horribly embarrassed by what he had done.
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I feel sad and embarrassed that I've allowed my life to come to this.
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She said in 2018 she is "embarrassed" by her previous views on gun rights.
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He's not thrilled to speak to her; something had happened he was embarrassed about.
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But I'm not embarrassed to introduce my friend, Andrew Ross Sorkin, and your panelists.
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He told TMZ he was embarrassed by the move and would therefore not attend.
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I didn't feel embarrassed to ask for anything I needed in terms of help.
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I love it, and I'm not even embarrassed to say it: I love it.
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Too embarrassed to see a doctor, he attempted to fix it with the utensil.
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She said in a recent television interview that she felt embarrassed by her actions.
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They'll suddenly become ashamed or embarrassed about things they never even thought about before.
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Don't tell anyone, because it's really weird, and I'm a little embarrassed by it.
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The human stuff — feelings, vulnerability, creativity, bonding — can make you feel awkward and embarrassed.
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I was completely embarrassed, just walked off the stage as quick as I could.
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I think that there's no point in being embarrassed by that kind of stuff.
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Now, he is described by associates to be frustrated, disappointed, and a little embarrassed.
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If we find value in these shows, should we really be embarrassed by them?
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Also, there's absolutely nothing to be embarrassed about if you get BV a lot.
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When we got on the phone the other morning, Beights sounded something approaching embarrassed.
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"I'm not embarrassed or ashamed or sorry I got this thing going," he said.
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So simple, in fact, that you'll immediately be embarrassed you're not better at it.
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We're told Hadid was embarrassed because Lisa asked while taping at dinner with friends.
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He then embarrassed the government by escaping from prison through a tunnel last July.
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Don't be ashamed or embarrassed if you're a little late to the podcast game.
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"If you go to the doctor, you're not embarrassed to ask questions," McGowan said.
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" Bush, 44, also apologized Friday with a public statement — "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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"I was really embarrassed, and I would have just laughed it off," Vikander says.
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"I think it's shameful, and I think that they should be embarrassed," she said.
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When I think of those coin purses, I feel embarrassed, desperately sad for him.
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People shouldn't be embarrassed about having to ask if they can use the toilet.
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It's something that makes you feel good, and it's nothing to be embarrassed about.
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" She says her sister was initially embarrassed and just wanted everyone to "drop it.
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You're not exactly sure what, but something is telling you to be very embarrassed.
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On that note, this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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This makes it seem like "Sam Lowry" was an embarrassed coverup for bad writing.
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Read These Stories Next:Even Chrissy Teigen Has Cooking Questions She's Too Embarrassed To Ask
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Considering their checkered past, these agencies can't afford to be embarrassed or discredited further.
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I do wonder if I should be embarrassed for loving Obama's occasional cultural guidance.
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They should be embarrassed over it, and the people should be but they're not.
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Franken seems singularly embarrassed by this convention and he rushes through his formative years.
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"As a family, we're embarrassed and disappointed about what's happened here," Mr. Gatanas said.
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The bombs wounded four people and embarrassed the government during a regional security summit.
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She snored so loudly that she was too embarrassed to go to slumber parties.
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Spread, embarrassed, suspended, without the strength to open his eyes and survey the damage.
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They asked her if she knew the Lord's Prayer; Green, embarrassed, said she didn't.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) if he thought Ginsburg had "embarrassed us all," Kavanaugh demurred.
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I am embarrassed to say that I had no idea why, until I arrived.
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"I'm really ashamed and embarrassed with the things I said," Bynes told Paper magazine.
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Oghi had been too embarrassed and angry to speak to her at the time.
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"I thought, Where would they tattoo those whom people are embarrassed by?" he said.
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After class, she approached the young man, who hung his head and looked embarrassed.
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"Frankly I'm way more embarrassed by all the inspirational quotes I've screengrabbed," she said.
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People are embarrassed over the fact that this sin and murder has gone on.
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Duterte is infuriated and embarrassed by the incident, which he said had "international implications".
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" Pierson says during that call that Trump said it and that "he is embarrassed.
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For me personally, I'm embarrassed to tell people I live in a Trump building.
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None of this shocked or embarrassed me because he seemed comfortable in this life.
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He was, to an extent, embarrassed at the attention surrounding his season-long farewell.
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He claimed in March that Haley's constituents in South Carolina were "embarrassed" by her.
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If I go to the emergency room and it's nothing, I'll be really embarrassed.
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"He's absolutely gobsmacked, and deeply embarrassed," a friend of the farmer, Willy Leferink, said.
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No man should ever feel embarrassed about asking questions or doing a breast exam.
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And the US cyber operations have been frequently embarrassed in high-profile ways recently.
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I'm almost embarrassed to say that Tiler Peck looked sexy, but there it is.
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The mother will be feeling embarrassed that their child is being loud and everything.
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Kris is embarrassed that her daughter has come in and criticized her friend's work.
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"The ones who've injured themselves could be too embarrassed to come forward," he said.
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"I'm embarrassed & humiliated by the conduct by some of people on my team" 6.
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I think I was probably embarrassed because of the letter that I had written.
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He got really embarrassed and handed me a little wad of rolled up bills.
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A friendly reminder, as always, there are two Rs and two Ss in embarrassed.
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"I am very embarrassed to show you this mess right now," Ms. Hearst said.
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I caught the fraud before it came to fruition, and I still felt embarrassed.
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I was stuck there," she said, later adding, "I remember thinking, 'He's not embarrassed?
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"He was never embarrassed about asking questions when he didn't know something," she said.
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Keller, welcome to Too Embarrassed to Ask, thank you so much for coming in.
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Nobody, Klopp said, should be embarrassed if they had to make such a call.
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Nobody, Klopp said, should be embarrassed if they had to make such a call.
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"I was embarrassed, felt taken advantage of and emotionally manipulated," Ms. Rza Betts said.
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At first I was embarrassed, but when I reflected on it, I felt joy.
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No. I'm embarrassed by it, for sure, but it's a lesson that you learn.
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Almost as soon as I walked in, I felt intimidated and embarrassed—almost guilty.
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She thanked me but was naturally embarrassed at the need for help and declined.
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But it has never so thoroughly embarrassed itself as it did this past weekend.
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The child has to know that they can ask the questions without being embarrassed.
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One of Trump's greatest fears and greatest insecurities is being embarrassed and being exposed.
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This time, Vivian (Samantha Barks) giggles halfheartedly, as if she were a little embarrassed.
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" But back in 2015 the Republican sent out a tweet that said, "I'M EMBARRASSED.
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About 1 in 5 said they've cried or felt embarrassed while watching in public.
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I felt frightened, embarrassed and ashamed; I just wanted to put it behind me.
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Whatever happens, you can count me as a slightly embarrassed member of Team Scooter.
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I was embarrassed to wear them because none of my childhood friends had any.
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Others are embarrassed that they are dependent on a program that still carries stigma.
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Even if it just made the election tighter, a hack that somehow embarrassed Mrs.
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I'm almost embarrassed, but I have probably 15 pieces of art that he's made.
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" Shimkus went on to say the White House decision "shocked, embarrassed and angered me.
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I'm embarrassed by how I bought into the 'Pretty Woman' scenario of child prostitution.
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Or if they do, they are embarrassed enough to hide their bias from pollsters.
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But he's embarrassed to have anything with the "horrible logo" on it, he said.
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This week saw a slew of events that embarrassed China on the world stage.
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Nor were his minions embarrassed when they falsely blamed the British for the wiretap.
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When I turn around and ask how my interrogators take notes, they seem embarrassed.
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But so far, she said in an interview, she's embarrassed by the president's behavior.
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I'm deeply embarrassed that Peter Strzok's career was ruined by my father's political grandstanding.
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If you talked to anyone in the front office, they'd probably say they're embarrassed.
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There is nothing Trump hates and fears more than being publicly chastised and embarrassed.
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The student, uninjured, was able to return to class, albeit maybe a little embarrassed.
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Your tidy bundle of braids bobbed; you were suddenly embarrassed to make eye contact.
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Salahuddin had embarrassed the state, in a way its own excesses never seem to.
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Because women may be embarrassed, doctors may need to start this discussion, she added.
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In fact, Pharrell told GQ that he's actually kind of embarrassed of his discography.
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Scared nobody will like it, scared it won't work out, scared to be embarrassed.
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He hoped—he assumed—she'd be fine, and not too embarrassed the next day.
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Embarrassed because I was spared from that jungle and moral crucible, I just listened.
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Abbeville, South Carolina (CNN)Joe Biden said he is "embarrassed" for South Carolina Sen.
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"I embarrassed myself a lot through my career, but never intentionally," he said Wednesday.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden told CNN on Friday that he's "embarrassed" by Sen.
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I'm too embarrassed to name them, as some are written by people I know.
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" During the speech, Obama said his administration "didn't have a scandal that embarrassed us.
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Ramya: I'm embarrassed to say I'm not wearing my engagement or my wedding band.
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Another dog owner said she hoped the video embarrassed the person who was responsible.
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Republican leaders were embarrassed, and they decided that a retreat was their best option.
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What you should know about credit scores Everything you were too embarrassed to ask.
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"I was embarrassed because I knew that wasn't really a good thing," she said.
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How could I have once been embarrassed by the borough that took on Amazon?
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Now, he said, even Buddhist acquaintances in Yangon are embarrassed to talk with him.
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Whoever this author is should be embarrassed at both their dishonesty and their cowardice.
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If the vegetables were any fresher, you'd be embarrassed to eat them in public.
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I felt a little embarrassed, but couldn't help but laugh all the way home!
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Serco's Chief Executive Rupert Soames said the company's leaders were "mortified, embarrassed and angry".
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Distance, accuracy, an embarrassed Celtic splayed out on the ground: all extremely cool shit.
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But as it turns out, Hollywood has plenty to be embarrassed about this year.
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Honestly, this is really my favorite Too Embarrassed to Ask episode of all time.
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Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask we're talking about the world of YouTube influencers.
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LG: I would love to because it is such a good Too Embarrassed question.
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" "For all the international scandal my arrest has caused, I feel ashamed and embarrassed.
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INGRAHAM: Because when they go to the country clubs, we&aposre talking about suburban women, country clubs, they hang out, have coffee with their friends, is it just that they are embarrassed, they feel embarrassed to say they support Trump&aposs results?
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We walked out of the nightclub not only broke but embarrassed by our own stupidity.
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"When I watch it, I am embarrassed and sorry," she said in a telephone interview.
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"Gross" this causes the person on the receiving end to feel ashamed, embarrassed, humiliated, etc.
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" "Marley is EXCITED that her "new" reader belonged to Blake Shelton, but I am EMBARRASSED!!!!
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People are good at concealing those [wounds], and they are more embarrassed about them sometimes.
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This has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask ... Peter, stop doing that.
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Reminder, there are two Rs and two Ss in embarrassed in case you cannot spell.
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The swing was taken apart and the 'grateful but embarrassed' grown-up was freed unharmed.
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On the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, fitness-tech expert Ray Maker, a.k.a.
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I got so angry and so embarrassed, I picked up my stuff and I left.
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"I was so embarrassed because I certainly hadn't done that on purpose," Mr. Cabrera said.
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So there you go — you're far from alone, and there's no need to be embarrassed.
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Bush has apologized, saying that he is "embarrassed and ashamed" at the decade-old tape.
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I feel a little embarrassed, because I don't feel I had a life-threatening diagnosis.
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"I feel embarrassed here, especially when I'm with my friends who don't smoke," Wahyudi said.
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Deflecting or being embarrassed by a compliment serves no purpose to you socially or professionally.
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"I take full responsibility for my actions ... and am embarrassed by what transpired," he said.
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This might lose some votes from people in my family right now because they're embarrassed.
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But seeing her the way she looked and then looking at myself… I felt embarrassed.
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In those cases, voters who favoured the anti-establishment options felt embarrassed to say so.
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Unfortunately, many people feel embarrassed or ashamed about having STIs because of unfair societal stigma.
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Her daughter "finally stood up to him" and "embarrassed him in class" just last week.
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The script is terrible, the visual effects are laughable, and everyone involved should be embarrassed.
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Shawn seemed a little embarrassed that he'd given me what was essentially a sales pitch.
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Everyone involved felt embarrassed about it because we are professionals who take our work seriously.
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"There's no reason to be embarrassed, because this isn't shocking or unfamiliar," Dr. Steinberg says.
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"He handed me a recipe for dirty rice and I was so embarrassed," Luck says.
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As for Kevin, after finding Sophie embarrassed and hurt, he leaves the event by himself.
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It was embarrassing to share, but then I realized there's nothing to be embarrassed about.
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If I do something that makes you feel bad, humiliated, embarrassed, I've done serious harm.
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I lost to the president of the United States, and I'm not embarrassed by that.
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"They would be so embarrassed, ashamed, and dishonored they would never tell anyone," she said.
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I could figure out how to move my body without feeling idiotic, embarrassed, or overextended.
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But seeing her the way she looked and then looking at myself…I felt embarrassed.
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Those people are generally not willing to ... They were much more afraid and more embarrassed.
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In an interview with Teen Vogue, the author said the exchange left her feeling embarrassed.
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If you knew who the Virgin MARY was and represented you would actually be embarrassed.
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The IAU should be embarrassed by these selections and reconsider similar honors in the future.
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I'm embarrassed to admit it but it also reminds me of Dave Matthews a bit.
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They know I hate grand gestures and snap photos of me looking embarrassed as heck.
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Four girls next to me start singing "Ignition (Remix)" in a lazy, half-embarrassed unison.
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I'm embarrassed to say, but if I go to an Indian restaurant, I'd order chips.
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He embarrassed the Soviet Union by defecting in 1961, whereafter he became a global sensation.
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"I felt so embarrassed that I couldn't have a biological child," Vardalos, 53, tells PEOPLE.
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And what did you do about a question you were too embarrassed to ask someone?
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I was embarrassed for not being more affected by it, for not taking action after.
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If there isn't, wouldn't you still be embarrassed not to have looked very, very hard?
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Kim Kardashian is not at all embarrassed by her well-documented wardrobe of Juicy Couture.
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" On Friday, Bush said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE, "Obviously I'm embarrassed and ashamed.
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I look back at stories I wrote five years ago and I'm embarrassed by them.
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Ashley: I feel embarrassed when I take selfies in public, too, as a selfie-taker.
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However, instead of being embarrassed, the ladies turned their bikini fixes into a bonding moment.
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I feel more comfortable being vulnerable, and I don't have to be embarrassed about it.
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She's lost, she's lonely, she's embarrassed, and she has no idea how to fix it.
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That's right, social media glitches have embarrassed two of the world's premier social networks lately.
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