"Christie is an embarrassment, what he did is an embarrassment, what he did for the state of New Jersey is an embarrassment," Tierney said.
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An embarrassment of metaphoric riches for our artless embarrassment of a president!
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Jesse Ventura is an embarrassment … and Donald Trump will be an embarrassment to America.
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"Jesse Ventura was an embarrassment," said Mr Rubio, and then corrected himself to say that he is an embarrassment.
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On this day we celebrate our Chrises in all their glory and embarrassment, because we too are miracles of glorious embarrassment.
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"Rubio's gun bill should be a public embarrassment as well as a personal embarrassment to him," Norton told The Associated Press.
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After Sega tortured their needlemouse through embarrassment after embarrassment, the company has finally found the right folks to return Sonic to glory.
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Embarrassment is obviously an uncomfortable sensation — and embarrassment at the blundering and misbehavior of the leader of the free world is no exception.
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It's an embarrassment for her, it's an embarrassment for anyone in the media who try to pretend like today's news was good news for her.
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Now Democrats are spending precious resources to boost turnout, hoping that their embarrassment of candidates does not turn out to be a straight-up embarrassment.
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"To have a starter like Shields perform as poorly as he did yesterday is an embarrassment to the team, an embarrassment to him," Fowler said.
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"Anytime, my goodness, you know, the person was a police officer, it's an embarrassment to law enforcement — not just an embarrassment to me," he said.
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And so a year marked by embarrassment after embarrassment for white nationalists culminated in Kessler's rambling to a handful of supporters as thousands shouted him down.
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But previous research on creativity suggests that the fear of embarrassment — of being judged as incompetent and awkward — is what inhibits idea generation, rather than embarrassment itself.
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"It is an embarrassment to the party and it is an embarrassment to the nation," Warren said during an interview that aired Sunday on WCVB-TV in Boston.
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It is a continuation of embarrassment for the president .
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" Weaver added, "We have an embarrassment as a president.
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That kind of embarrassment is the embarrassment I feel every time I come into contact with "Touch," a song that's so monumentally terrible on every level that it becomes car-crash-transfixing.
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GOP fights to avoid embarrassment The controversies surrounding Hyde-Smith set off a major push by national Republicans to avoid the same embarrassment they'd suffered last year in Alabama and save Hyde-Smith.
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They said the episode has prompted embarrassment inside the newspaper.
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You can feel this little girl's embarrassment from here. pic.twitter.
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Sunday seemed like Cleveland's best chance to avoid historical embarrassment.
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Failure "would have been a huge embarrassment," he said, laughing.
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This is an embarrassment to our Country and to Democracy.
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He felt such exquisite shame, the abundant richness of embarrassment.
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Yet make no mistake: the result is a monumental embarrassment.
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The entire Juggalo March is an exercise in secondhand embarrassment.
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But nothing gets to Ron Ron faster than public embarrassment.
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I am sorry for the embarrassment she recounted to me.
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The next generation of MPs offers an embarrassment of riches.
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Too many of the current cabinet are just an embarrassment.
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Be respectful, but don't let embarrassment get in your way.
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Certainly, it is an embarrassment to the Trump White House.
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All told, they present an ethical embarrassment of global proportions.
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They'll break — just slightly — and shake their heads in embarrassment.
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Sally Yates is an embarrassment to the Department of Justice.
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In light of #MeToo, Mr Clinton has become an embarrassment.
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And they suffered the natural first consequence of trying: embarrassment.
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The delay in reporting the results is a huge embarrassment.
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It's to anticipate and counteract your own apathy and embarrassment.
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The whole thing came across as a poorly planned embarrassment.
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I never intended to cause any embarrassment, discomfort or pain.
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There were no hard feelings or embarrassment on her part.
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She's embarrassed and she's trying to cover up her embarrassment.
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The only girl in the room ran out with embarrassment.
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The episode was a huge embarrassment to the party too.
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Donald Trump is a fraud and an embarrassment to America.
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He decided to deal with the embarrassment and go home.
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As far as embarrassment, I really can't think of anything.
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This is an embarrassment to our Country and to Democracy!
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We truly have an embarrassment of riches in our field.
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"What's happening is an embarrassment to our country," he said.
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"This is an embarrassment to every taxpayer in America," Sen.
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In embarrassment, Goldwater backed away and made a new calculation.
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That is an embarrassment worthy of a Washington Post editorial.
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All the competitors look ridiculous, so no extra embarrassment there.
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There's an embarrassment that, at 35, I'm still battling this.
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These prescribing practices have been an embarrassment for so long.
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"Truly an embarrassment, on multiple levels," Steve Krakauer tweeted Friday.
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There's still a lot of shame and embarrassment surrounding sex.
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There is no hint of embarrassment, just full throttle earnestness.
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Instead, that initial fumble set the stage for further embarrassment.
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I'm sorry to everybody in my family for this embarrassment.
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Do their cheeks still glow with the furnace of embarrassment?
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"It's an embarrassment of riches for us," Mr. Everett said.
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There was anger, there was shock, and there was embarrassment.
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I totally sympathize with your son's embarrassment in that moment.
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"It is an embarrassment and insults the intelligence," he said.
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They are a source of great embarrassment, Mr. Riddick said.
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You are an embarrassment for the leader and the country.
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It had come to seem an embarrassment of unearned riches.
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"It's embarrassment that they didn't say anything," Mr. Belloni said.
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The mere mention of it makes Wheeler laugh from embarrassment.
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I'll guess that it would not be free of embarrassment.
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Limiting workplace embarrassment is always a plus in our book.
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Usually getting caught in a lie is cause for embarrassment.
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People also believe they experience embarrassment more frequently than others.
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You are no longer the biggest embarrassment in the media.
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The embarrassment of this week's Iowa caucuses is no joke.
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Klobuchar is looking to avoid an embarrassment in the state.
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The snafu was the second embarrassment this week for United.
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Well, Google is here to save us from future embarrassment.
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In this regard, Merkel faces a veritable embarrassment of riches.
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S. security relationship to try to cover his own embarrassment.
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The timing was a big embarrassment at home for May.
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Purcell acknowledged to me that the misprint was an embarrassment.
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Once again, his embarrassment was soothed by her infinite calm.
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I'm tired of Alabama being an embarrassment around the country.
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Frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the United States.
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That saves Washington the embarrassment of voting to condemn itself.
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It was just my own embarrassment that was the obstacle.
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Nor were court orders sufficient to overcome this national embarrassment.
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"If it looks as if he can't, then he will risk the embarrassment of not agreeing to one in order not to suffer the far greater embarrassment of not being able to deliver one."
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The worst that could happen was a refusal and the subsequent embarrassment of that, but there are worse things than embarrassment, he had learned in the night, when his mind wandered across such things.
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" — Meg Whitman, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise C.E.O. and former national finance co-chairwoman for Chris Christie's presidential campaign "I thought he was an embarrassment to my party; I think he's an embarrassment to my country.
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Trump called the situation an "embarrassment" to the U.S. Cover image: Donald Trump, who has called the Jussie Smollett case an "embarrassment" to the US days after all charges were dropped against the actor.
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We last saw Shields in San Diego after a recent performance for the Padres in which he allowed 10 runs and was "an embarrassment to the team, an embarrassment to him," owner Ron Fowler said.
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The charges have caused huge embarrassment for Austria's hard-right government.
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The opposition Labour Party called the latest development "a national embarrassment".
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Bolting to la la land Talk about an embarrassment of riches.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has called the 2015 deal an "embarrassment".
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Rogozin is likely trying to save face amid the current embarrassment.
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"I have no shame or embarrassment with this experience," Baldwin wrote.
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It also says they have experienced embarrassment, shame, anxiety and revulsion.
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This is, as they say in Yiddish, a shanda, or embarrassment.
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"Truly an embarrassment, on multiple levels," Krakauer tweeted about Acosta's performance.
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You hide the shame or embarrassment that often comes with them.
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The latest scandal looks more like an embarrassment than a threat.
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Reporter: But he's an embarrassment, are you not tired of it?
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The global poverty count should also elicit a kind of embarrassment.
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There was a mix of embarrassment and worry in his eyes.
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The broader media scene seems to see Lord as an embarrassment.
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Well, maybe not "chaos," but definitely secondhand embarrassment for the viewer.
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In fact, some letters will be such an embarrassment of riches.
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Can you feel the secondhand embarrassment welling up in your stomach?
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Spike Lee learned that and it was an embarrassment to him.
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But embarrassment is like when you get pantsed in high school.
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Even the (Western-educated) offspring of Cambodia's elites admit to embarrassment.
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The whole thing gives me a severe case of secondhand embarrassment.
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And by coincidence it saves the school some embarrassment, too.[WXYZ]
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"The decision is an international embarrassment," chief executive Alix Goodwin said.
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As it turns out, shame and embarrassment are pretty powerful feelings.
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There are plenty more presentations — a veritable embarrassment of mobility riches.
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What about the embarrassment of being watched by millions of people?
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We apologize for her hurt and embarrassment; that wasn't the intention.
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I was also spared the embarrassment of multi-paragraph text arguments.
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JC: Is that an embarrassment, actually, that western leaders stayed away?
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Embarrassment: His scholarship didn't cover school lunches or the school bus.
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So we prevented Iran from having to undergo such an embarrassment.
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Embarrassment, confusion, horror ... it's all here in these close-up shots.
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Embarrassment coursed through me, taking complete control of my nervous system.
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Such a move would be a big embarrassment for the BoJ.
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The farm bill's failure is an embarrassment for House Republican leaders.
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The following clip could potentially induce some intense second-hand embarrassment.
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It's a national embarrassment -- and it should spur us to action.
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History remembers him as an embarrassment and his movement as despicable.
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" In lashing Pruitt, Democratic senators used words like "embarrassment" and "shame.
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Debbie starts to lactate, and clenches her breasts in giggly embarrassment.
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But introduce any embarrassment or social discomfort, and suddenly I'm cringing.
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This was no gaudy embarrassment of pink carnations and baby's breath.
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Speaking of embarrassment, people will think you look silly wearing it.
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They don't get the embarrassment of being interrupted and played off.
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Comments on the unintentional livestream ranged from embarrassment to outright gratitude.
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The result was a deep embarrassment for President Juan Manuel Santos.
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"It can be embarrassment about how bad things are," Adams says.
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The officer would later recognize Cashman and apologize for the embarrassment.
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The United Nations knows a thing or two about embarrassment, though.
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They all seemed to convey shame, apologies or suggestions of embarrassment.
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Duarte's case is an embarrassment to Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Few intellectuals today speak of "the truth" without a certain embarrassment.
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Looking up for a second, the flush of embarrassment hits me.
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"There is obvious disappointment, but there is no embarrassment," he says.
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A wave of what seemed like embarrassment washed over her face.
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But that particular comedy of embarrassment will always belong to him.
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Woody still chuckles with half embarrassment at this memory from youth.
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The extra effort is probably worth to avoid the potential embarrassment.
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He acted like it was the biggest embarrassment of his life.
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"It's that same embarrassment I had in third grade," he said.
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How can we discuss this with him without causing crushing embarrassment?
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There's a sense of embarrassment that goes along with it too.
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It should always be an embarrassment for the government to lose.
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But the sense of embarrassment over the gray listing was palpable.
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"Doubts have arisen," said the voice on the line, with embarrassment.
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The pictures, predictably, were considered an embarrassment to the royal family.
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But I just got over that embarrassment and I did it.
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When it comes to moons, Jupiter is an embarrassment of riches.
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"Last night's debate was an embarrassment for everybody," said Michigan Rep.
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Interactive content and embarrassment comedy seem to work pretty well together!
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The newscaster had been suffering from an acute case of embarrassment.
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Embarrassment, the study finds, can actually be a gateway to creativity.
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In the startled hush, someone coughs, or laughs—sheer embarrassment, nerves.
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This has turned into a source of embarrassment for the league.
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These murders were an embarrassment for the still-green F.B.I., however.
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But, to my embarrassment, the freezer was also filled with mysteries.
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On all scores, the privatization of Britain's railways is an embarrassment.
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"This President has been an embarrassment to this country," he said.
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Hopefully the potential public embarrassment wasn't the bullies' only consequence, however.
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With that potential embarrassment, however, comes a high degree of alarm.
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Trump doesn't seem to register the same embarrassment when he misspeaks.
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Aside from the embarrassment, speaking whilst breathing in is not easy.
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Its compound of the hearty and the sprightly was an embarrassment.
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At worst, they've led to public embarrassment and state-sanctioned harassment.
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These differences can cause embarrassment or even get you into trouble.
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But Harris, after the embarrassment of the state investigation, didn't run again.
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It's a dwindling market and, to more and more Chinese, an embarrassment.
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You feel a mixture of vulnerability, frustration and embarrassment all at once.
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"There's not just fear, but also embarrassment about being undocumented," Thind said.
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Embarrassment is the worst feeling and does more damage than hate does.
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To bring out Prince to improve this mediocrity is a damn embarrassment.
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Of course, my mother, like all parents, only added to that embarrassment.
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But instead of panic or embarrassment, it was a moment of celebration.
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I gritted my teeth and half-smiled, wavering between embarrassment and anger.
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The persistence of fossil fuel subsidies is an embarrassment to the species.
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Most of the time it takes the threat of litigation and embarrassment.
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Trump remains vulnerable to embarrassment as his legal and political troubles mount.
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To bring out Prince to improve this mediocrity is a d— embarrassment.
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But the real embarrassment comes from the Axon M's low-light photos.
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A new flaw in the electoral system would be a major embarrassment.
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Until then, Trump&aposs summit was simply an embarrassment, not a disaster.
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For Seoul, it was a propaganda bonanza; for Pyongyang, a huge embarrassment.
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Leadership is hoping to avoid the embarrassment of a discharge petition succeeding.
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Republicans are "not just an embarrassment for the American people," he said.
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Just try to watch this video without getting some severe secondhand embarrassment.
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But my struggle with my weight has been a source of embarrassment.
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"You know he'll be an embarrassment," Reed told BuzzFeed News of Moore.
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As soon as the class started, I felt a rush of embarrassment.
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But city races present a much higher level of exposure and embarrassment.
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That's exactly what happens on-camera, leading to everyone's shock and embarrassment.
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So really, if any embarrassment occurs, you only have yourself to blame.
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How is awkwardness different from embarrassment, self-consciousness, anxiety, or even fear?
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A proud man is, indeed, capable of almost anything to escape embarrassment.
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He used humor and kindness to distract from, and minimize, my embarrassment.
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Senior executives at the Big Four admit to embarrassment about violations abroad.
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The phone was a bomb for Motorola and an embarrassment for Apple.
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And I think we have an embarrassment of riches among the candidates.
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Beckinsale does her best to keep a cool composure despite her embarrassment.
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Did she storm off, crawl under the duvet, and cower in embarrassment?
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In March, he called the actor "an absolute embarrassment to our country."
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Directors tell players that women's soccer is an expense and an embarrassment.
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Getting to Horace Mann was both a source of pride and embarrassment.
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He is an embarrassment to the American people and around the globe.
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The "Peak TV" whiteboard My goodness, it was an embarrassment of riches.
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Guzmán's escape in 2015 was a huge embarrassment for the Mexican government.
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For Britain, the departure of its largest firm would be an embarrassment.
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I'd rather have a destructive embarrassment than–" Wieth interjects: "An average concert.
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That's very different from 2017, where we've got an embarrassment of riches.
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The decision is an embarrassment for the government, which plans an appeal.
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Why don't you think there isn't more of a sense of embarrassment?
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He also called Pruitt an "embarrassment" and called on him to resign.
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This comes off not as false modesty but as a slight embarrassment.
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The shutdown was an international embarrassment and effectively a self-imposed disaster.
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Virginia's ban is an embarrassment to the state and to the country.
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Compounding the embarrassment, Morrow announced that he was running for President himself.
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"I thought, 'Oh god, I'm going to die of embarrassment,'" he said.
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" National Review called it a "disgrace," an "embarrassment" and a "legislative waste.
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Your leadership is an embarrassment to the history of this great state.
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"Yes, Mom," I said, embarrassment flaring at the back of my neck.
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The last three hours have been an epic embarrassment for the Democrats.
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" He said he was "struggling personally" with "anger, utter embarrassment and sadness.
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The last three hours have been an epic embarrassment for the Democrats.
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I also felt a sense of embarrassment for jumping on the bandwagon.
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Do you feel sincerely bad, or do you just feel secondhand embarrassment?
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"It's a disgrace and it's an embarrassment to our nation," Trump said.
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It's an embarrassment on the international stage," Bass told CNN's "New Day.
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"I felt like I was going to die of embarrassment," she said.
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I enjoyed trying to navigate that and the beauty of her embarrassment.
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"This is a downright embarrassment for the For Honor community," ColdBlackCage said.
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Blame it on the embarrassment of riches, of which they're a part.
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Why has Mr. Trump called it the "worst deal" and an "embarrassment"?
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This time, she said, "Yes!" while laughing, with a bit of embarrassment.
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We can avoid this national embarrassment without requiring painful sacrifices from anyone.
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But my embarrassment only multiplied when the class started to discuss it.
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And that's part of the psychology of it — the embarrassment of that.
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Xenophobes and racists in Europe are casting off any sense of embarrassment.
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It always contained some eccentric characters with the potential to cause embarrassment.
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I was about to face total embarrassment for failing to recognize him.
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The resulting embarrassment seems to have driven them to cut Flynn loose.
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But that could wind up causing embarrassment for some of the candidates.
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Without any apparent embarrassment, he said that the sponsor wouldn't let him.
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The episode was an embarrassment for baseball officials, who revamped the rules.
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When it comes to comedy, New York presents an embarrassment of riches.
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The view in my backyard has gone from innocuous to an embarrassment.
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The sociologist Erving Goffman gave a classic analysis of embarrassment in 1956.
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Unlike in America, there is little embarrassment about believing in Western astrology.
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"He wanted to spare the Claimant any further embarrassment," the documents state.
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And a major victory for the government turned into a major embarrassment.
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"A capacity for embarrassment is a marker of normal humanity," concluded Miller.
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Would my embarrassment have got in the way of a wonderful friendship?
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I learned that I use prosocial lying to help mitigate others' embarrassment.
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Some call this an embarrassment while others focus on the bright side.
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Usually embarrassment and a desire to discourage hackers keep attacked companies quiet.
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It was an embarrassment in the country's often-politicized crackdown on militias.
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If it fails, it would be a huge embarrassment for the Pentagon.
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"This whole budget process, it really is an embarrassment," Louisiana Republican Sen.
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If the president had the capacity for embarrassment, this would trigger it.
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Then I wondered why I think "lonely" has a connotation of embarrassment.
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"There's sort of an embarrassment about being a partisan," Ms. Lee said.
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Of the many things he'd felt, embarrassment hadn't been one of them.
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And isn't her embarrassment and upward revision of his checkered past understandable?
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She should apologize now to spare our region any more national embarrassment.
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The government's collapse was Mr Kurz's embarrassment as well as the FPÖ's.
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Thursday's resignations are an embarrassment rather than a direct threat to Zuma.
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But they have not watched either in years, mainly out of embarrassment.
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"There's this hysteria, mixed with embarrassment and also a secret, hidden excitement."
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Then he appears to have browbeaten staff to cover up his embarrassment.
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The administrators looked at me with a mix of embarrassment and regret.
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The events are an embarrassment for China's Communist Party ahead of Oct.
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He seems constitutionally incapable of registering what others would: shame, embarrassment, contrition.
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The ban, which lasted 19 years, followed a televised embarrassment for Bush.
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The uproar over their treatment was an embarrassment for the British government.
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But it could also help save new arrivals to California from embarrassment.
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Read This Next: Doctors Say Tom Price Is an Embarrassment to Doctors
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His South Carolina showing redeemed his New Hampshire embarrassment and renewed their faith.
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I remember my anger, embarrassment, and the feeling of my body being violated.
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Russian weightlifting has suffered repeated embarrassment in recent years due to doping cases.
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"He's an embarrassment to humankind," Aslan also said in the now-deleted tweet.
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I quickly forgot about my embarrassment; that fast move actually saved my business.
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Outside, I sat down on a tree stump, flooded by regret and embarrassment.
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It might feel bad, but secondhand embarrassment is actually a sign of empathy.
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The petition says the "embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen" would be unacceptable.
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That embarrassment helped to seal the fate of Mr Mustier's predecessor, Federico Ghizzoni.
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Maybe most surprising: When I was done, I didn't feel embarrassment or shame.
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Alan Grayson decided to be disruptive, to the embarrassment of his fellow colleagues.
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Next time, a quick search to confirm will save time and embarrassment later.
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That also would risk the embarrassment of delegates not confirming your chosen candidate.
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"The pressure of experimentation is greater than the fear of embarrassment," he says.
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"I thought, 'Oh god, I'm going to die of embarrassment,&apos" says Smith.
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This caused her much embarrassment, as Mr Trump caused outrage time and again.
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Neal had done so, much to the embarrassment of his father and uncle.
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Executive embarrassment and tweets from presidential candidates just won't solve the bigger problem.
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If the conversation is driven by shame, it can trigger fearfulness and embarrassment.
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"I was completely humiliated," he said, noting the embarrassment was personal and professional.
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Yesterday, the world's most ambitious media blockchain company had a very public embarrassment.
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The shenanigans in an American courtroom risk becoming an embarrassment for Mr Erdogan.
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It was a strategy that worked, even if there is some political embarrassment.
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His face, crimson from the sexual rush, changed to a rouge of embarrassment.
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With an open goal behind the keeper, the situation could've ended in embarrassment.
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If you didn't get the job, don't ghost your reference out of embarrassment.
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Some people need the social embarrassment to realize people are noticing, he said.
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End the brutal social embarrassment of having never seen Black Mirror, Westworld etc.
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Anyway, David Brooks is an embarrassment as a political thinker and a writer.
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Growing up, my hair was always a source of frustration, pain and embarrassment.
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But he felt embarrassment: for some things, context seems a shamefully small concession.
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She was completely devastated from both the embarrassment and ruining that special moment.
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The lurid details have provoked embarrassment for universities and Schadenfreude for the public.
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You know the feeling: immediate panic and depending on the song, immediate embarrassment.
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HANNITY: Let me-- (CROSSTALK) BONGINO: This is an embarrassment to the justice system.
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" On Trump's proposed Muslim ban: "It's just an embarrassment to the Republican Party.
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The Sentry can help prevent the embarrassment of being seen while… playing games.
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"This incident, we feel, has been an embarrassment to our department," he said.
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Sometimes witnessing someone's embarrassment can be just as unbearable as feeling it yourself.
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But for moments when an audible sneeze might meant serious embarrassment, don't panic.
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I feel a mix of anger and embarrassment before I'm about to [cry].
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Let's be CLEAR AS ICE: White people, this is YOUR embarrassment to shoulder.
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It won't happen, but it's an embarrassment that someone would even suggest it.
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Suddenly Uncle Basil's midlife crisis truck is a blessing rather than an embarrassment.
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Any youth soccer player will know the embarrassment of having a soccer dad.
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"I think Trump is a national embarrassment," Hanna told The Syracuse Post Standard.
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In March, without pausing to express the slightest hint embarrassment about why Gen.
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The series was a tremendous embarrassment for most everyone involved with the Thunder.
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But this is far from the first public embarrassment over comments he's made.
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"Alan Grayson gives progressives a bad name and he's an embarrassment," he said.
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By normalizing failure, a faux pas becomes an opportunity, not just an embarrassment.
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To add to his embarrassment, the Frenchman has been twice lapped by Verstappen.
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It would be an error to view these findings as merely an embarrassment.
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But he also spoke of his embarrassment at being a community college student.
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In the end, it was not embarrassment but gratitude that I felt most.
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In Ohio, Troy Balderson saved the president from the embarrassment of a loss.
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Maybe. They could double down on Syria to ease embarrassment (like replacing aircraft?).
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One more scandal, one more national embarrassment, and it would all be over.
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Molly (Yvonne Orji) is still caught up in her own feelings… mainly embarrassment.
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It is an embarrassment to civilisation broadly, and to progressive America in particular.
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Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana recently described Abu Sayyaf's kidnappings as a national embarrassment.
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So what you see in this space is carefully edited to minimize embarrassment.
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He would do it on his own, he said, to avoid unnecessary embarrassment.
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Long lines and missed flights are an embarrassment that can easily be avoided.
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But to him I was an embarrassment, a gringo in my own land.
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Eight out of 10 veterans say that embarrassment or shame is a barrier.
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Instead of expressing frustration or embarrassment, he described its color, sound and habitat.
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But Jeptoo's doping case brought anger, embarrassment and widespread suspicion of the Rosas.
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"This isn't a witch hunt or to seek to cause embarrassment," Mlisawa wrote.
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It was an embarrassment for Strickland, who represented Ohio's coal country in Congress.
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Though easily put off by feelings I am not ashamed Of my embarrassment.
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These accusations have caused embarrassment for my family, my friends and my fans.
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After all, the embarrassment he inflicted on them is still immortalized on video.
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I deserve to try new things or avoid them without feeling any embarrassment.
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You just have to get over the embarrassment of singing to your iPhone.
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She said she chose to pretend it never happened, partly out of embarrassment.
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Mr. Trump needed a viral moment to drown out his embarrassment from 2005.
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Anonymously sourced stories, after all, can lead to acute embarrassment for news organizations.
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N.F.L. Roundup On the verge of infamy and embarrassment, the Cleveland Browns triumphed.
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I encounter with some embarrassment flickers of hope and dreams beneath my pessimism.
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But in many ways, the conflict was an embarrassment for Russia's intelligence services.
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For enthusiasts, it's an embarrassment of riches; for escape room owners, it's expensive.
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Seyed Emami's death is an outrage and an embarrassment to the Islamic Republic.
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When it comes to live comedy, New York presents an embarrassment of riches.
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Americans laugh at the embarrassment parents face in talking to kids about sex.
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That represents an embarrassment to Ramzan A. Kadyrov, the strongman who rules Chechnya.
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And yet these exercises in mutually assured embarrassment continued for my entire youth.
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"There's a certain element of embarrassment, no question," Yankees Manager Joe Torre said.
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Who they were — and why they stood to face embarrassment — remains another secret.
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He also blames high rents, worries about elevated cholesterol and some cultural embarrassment.
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That was considered an enduring embarrassment for the EU, a global economic power.
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But the truth is that it's embarrassment I have a low tolerance for.
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The caucuses are an embarrassment to the Democratic Party and the United States.
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"Well, obviously it's an embarrassment," Jayhawks coach Bill Self said after the game.
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His membership in the party had become a growing embarrassment to the leadership.
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I feared discomposure, didn't want to be an embarrassment (that shaming English shame).
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" Trump on Monday called the FBI investigation an "attempted overthrow" and an "embarrassment.
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The muted attempts at celebration have so far produced either awkwardness or embarrassment.
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They were squirreled away at home or ferried to institutions, an exhausting embarrassment.
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But there's also some disappointment along the way, and honestly there's some embarrassment.
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The cable news graphics summed up the embarrassment for Democrats on Monday night.
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That they brought it on themselves is an embarrassment for the Latino community.
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Men's warehouse was a possible semi-embarrassment that I had to let ride.
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In the video, a number of men are shown expressing disgust and embarrassment.
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Moreover, embarrassment about the female body stifles debate where organizations require greater transparency.
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Is the Iran deal an American embarrassment, as President Trump has labeled it?
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Is there a way to correct them without causing further embarrassment or shock?
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Last year, Trump was dealt with something of an embarrassment during his remarks.
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"It would be like, Khloé, Kim, Kylie, Kourtney," she said, laughing in embarrassment.
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Defensively, on the boards, it's just surprising, a little bit of an embarrassment.
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"This is an embarrassment to every taxpayer in America," the senator went on.
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The unending protests are an embarrassment for China's Communist Party ahead of Oct.
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The source of my naked-in-a-dream embarrassment was never the nakedness.
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Opinions that, someday soon, we will look back on with embarrassment and horror.
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Prince's expression — a rictus of embarrassment, confusion and guilt — belongs in a gallery.
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The so-called pop tax was repealed, a political embarrassment for Ms. Preckwinkle.
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People get mad at me for saying that, but it was an embarrassment.
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Much to his embarrassment, however, he can't stop himself from eating it all.
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Mr. Bezos has risked significant personal embarrassment in taking on American Media Inc.
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My embarrassment began to dissipate: I leaped, I sang, I got "married" twice.
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It's a difficult position for the Chinese, who want to avoid an embarrassment.
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He certainly wasn't any kind of embarrassment, either on or off the ice.
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These desires of mine were a great embarrassment to my mother, growing up.
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Then, as now, baseball players were rash and had trouble dealing with embarrassment.
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The Verge spoke to Dahl about how awkwardness is different from embarrassment and anxiety, what the research tells us about whether anyone is paying attention, different types of secondhand embarrassment, and what happens if we stop fearing those awkward moments.
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If he was lying, he was setting himself up for an ever-bigger embarrassment.
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For most of the 20th century British politics has enjoyed an embarrassment of riches.
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But it's not something that many people talk about, I think out of embarrassment.
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The story was a fraud and a big embarrassment to the New York Times.
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You don't forget the embarrassment and you don't want to feel like that again.
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Filled with embarrassment and shame, Lira confessed this week to being an undocumented immigrant.
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By carrying a Green Book, Black travelers were able to avoid embarrassment and danger.
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Accusations of widespread corruption in his administration had become an embarrassment for Pena Nieto.
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She also talked about Gabriel's embarrassment at being sent to school in girl's clothes.
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It's an embarrassment to the country and it is a stain on this institution.
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And in those words alone there is so much blame and embarrassment in it.
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Fidel Castro once bounded across a room, to his embarrassment, to shake his hand.
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It's an embarrassment to this country and it is a stain on this institution.
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You have seemed immune to embarrassment and shame until now -- but that could change.
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In that moment, a wave of hurt, embarrassment and "humiliation" rushed over the mom.
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Gretchen Carlson as Miss America "I felt shame, and embarrassment, and responsibility," she added.
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The embarrassment many men feel about losing their hair doesn't diminish over the generations.
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"The government's approach to Brexit has now become a national embarrassment," Corbyn told parliament.
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But very important... (APPLAUSE) Not only a disgrace, it's a disgrace and an embarrassment.
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It's a huge embarrassment for the institution, which is now in damage control mode.
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This is his other demon — the shame and embarrassment of his first mental break.
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This might make you just melt into the floor out of sheer secondhand embarrassment.
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Father Cervellera retorted that such utopian naivety risked becoming an embarrassment for the church.
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The Buckeyes far surpassed our abilities, but there was no embarrassment about getting clocked.
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It is an instant source of embarrassment for the player who has been 'megged.
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Disney may be the happiest place on earth but Orlando is a national embarrassment.
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She criticized it as an insult to Washington and an embarrassment to council members.
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Such an embarrassment of misogynist riches!) This profile clocks in at over 5,000 words(
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AVOID EMBARRASSMENT IN IOWA Mr. Bush knows he is not likely to win Iowa.
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The Post and others described his prosecution as an absurdity and embarrassment for Iran.
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"Of course it's an embarrassment," said Mario Andrada, a spokesman for the Rio Games.
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"Green Book" is an embarrassment; the film industry's unquestioning embrace of it is another.
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But it is an embarrassment, and will make it hard for him to govern.
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Please only read this if you have a high tolerance for second-hand embarrassment.
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If this was a ploy to deflect embarrassment over Mr Joyce, it fell flat.
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What an embarrassment for the state of North Carolina, completely brought on by itself.
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But it's an embarrassment that these women were omitted from the annals of history.
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"I gritted my teeth and half-smiled, wavering between embarrassment and anger," she writes.
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"Dad had to drive," shrugged Ed, without any of the embarrassment you might expect.
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She was left with a bright pink face—and it wasn't due to embarrassment.
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People can't stop watching the video and seeing the embarrassment across every person's face.
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I woke on the morning of the third day caught between embarrassment and regret.
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The trainees don't—or, at least, are good at hiding their second-hand embarrassment.
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Yet repeating it would expose the president to further embarrassment on the world stage.
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If Clinton admitted to it, he'd cause a major scandal and suffer political embarrassment.
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Most people look back on the act with affection and, probably, a little embarrassment.
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A third-place finish in the state would be a devastating embarrassment for Rubio.
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Personal information gleaned this way could potentially be used for embarrassment, coercion, or manipulation.
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Snapchat's Android app, which has long been an embarrassment, is slowly but steadily improving.
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This summer is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to new television shows.
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He was openly manipulating me in real time, and without any whiff of embarrassment.
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ARC will conclude its investigations in September: some kind of payment may ease embarrassment.
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But early adoption is rife with negative consequences, one of which is public embarrassment.
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But it quickly led to embarrassment on both sides, and anger from all directions.
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"I am deeply sorry for the embarrassment caused to the poor bloke," he concluded.
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Ghosts and the paranormal still permeated her life, however, sometimes to her intense embarrassment.
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Red-faced with embarrassment, he lets Diaghilev fall to his feet and kiss them.
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The marketing of literature on social media remains an embarrassment to readers and writers.
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The mood is not one of unease or embarrassment, but empowerment through role reversal.
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What might arguably have been funny in Prague was an embarrassment in New York.
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It's hard to not feel a deep sense of national embarrassment from the spectacle.
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A virus "infused with moralism," H.I.V. is viewed by many Botswanans with deep embarrassment.
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Johnson has graciously left the stage, saving himself from further embarrassment, if that's possible.
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Trump was supposed to be gone by now; a subject of ridicule and embarrassment.
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He returned to New York City for his 15 minutes of fame, and embarrassment.
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A hacking embarrassment The Democratic Party has already been shaken by hacks this year.
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I still like playing 'Teen Spirit,' but it's almost an embarrassment to play it.
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If you don't acknowledge it and own it, you'll prolong that feeling of embarrassment.
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They reveal his fears of public embarrassment and a fixation on his own celebrity.
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Roy Moore will not hold national office, saving the country from yet another embarrassment.
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That's because the key to getting over embarrassment is to confront it head on.
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Barr's performance, by contrast, is an international embarrassment that will permanently stain our democracy.
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"You are a disgusting misogynist and an embarrassment to the United States," Avenatti wrote.
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The final weeks of his race were a descent into political and personal embarrassment.
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He failed miserably, and it was an embarrassment to everybody, including the Republican party.
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Out of embarrassment or pragmatism, media companies generally avoid legal retaliation after getting pranked.
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But the idea that Trump could be risking embarrassment finally seemed to get through.
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Yet back then, the group's shamelessness made them an obvious target, even an embarrassment.
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The loss of any embarrassment or inhibitions really has helped me to do that.
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Just so I could immediately remove that "barrier" that unfortunately comes from the embarrassment.
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He is an outright embarrassment to the martial arts and to all martial artists.
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An utter embarrassment to the memory of all the finches that died in vain.
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"It's actually better for your back" he says without the slightest trace of embarrassment.
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So I kept walking, trying to leave my embarrassment on the street behind me.
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He laughed in embarrassment, and when we ended the interview, he was much gentler.
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As its coach, Unai Emery, said Tuesday, losing to Real Madrid is no embarrassment.
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The shame and embarrassment that Gianakos's figures suffer through don't invite the viewer's empathy.
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The American Museum of Natural History has long been an embarrassment to New Yorkers.
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That incredulous shock of embarrassment is precisely what the Swiss Institute's new exhibition conjures.
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The shortlist for the 2018 Brits Critics' Choice award is an embarrassment of riches.
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It's an embarrassment of riches out there, and we, the viewers, are the victors.
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"The fact that it's sitting empty waiting for traffic is somewhat of an embarrassment."
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"Women across the country reacted with embarrassment, sympathy and disgust," wrote The Chicago Tribune.
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I'm sorry for your embarrassment and the occasional awkwardness for camp counselors and schoolteachers.
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It doesn't hurt that Chile's geography offers an embarrassment of riches for renewable energy.
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But research by sociologists and psychologists suggests embarrassment is, socially speaking, a valuable emotion.
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Yet despite the discomfort, according to Mr. Goffman, we should not wish embarrassment away.
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Still, numerous skateboarders described a sense of embarrassment to be associated with such behavior.
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FOR THE most politically correct prime minister in Canada's history, the embarrassment is acute.
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There will be tears, embarrassment and disappointment, but we're not here to be miserable.
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Once children reach 11 or 12, parents tend to become a source of embarrassment.
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"This is where embarrassment comes in," said Elaine Ducharme, a psychologist in Glastonbury, Conn.
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When I embraced my contradictions and desires with less fear of embarrassment or rejection.
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Critics say these could be moves designed to protect President Xi Jinping from embarrassment.
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It is also slower than when Mr. Singh, supposedly such an embarrassment, left office.
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"The first time Lavrov met with Secretary Clinton, it was an embarrassment," Gingrich said.
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But what is going on at our southern border is beyond shame or embarrassment.
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Moments later, in embarrassment, he took the list away, saying it was for athletes.
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"It was an embarrassment to military medicine," a former White House physician told CNN.
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This month's streaming offerings are an embarrassment of riches for fans of international culture.
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The audience isn't privy to the heartache or embarrassment or disappointment of real life.
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Republican and Trump 2020 campaign officials are working to ensure that embarrassment doesn't happen.
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The new series "Big Mouth" ruthlessly captures the embarrassment of the transformative teenage years.
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Students had very strong feelings, ranging from embarrassment and disgust to approval and salivation.
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To avoid embarrassment, always confirm before departure that the plane has an onboard wheelchair.
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The breakdown of the Hanoi summit was considered a huge embarrassment for Mr. Kim.
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In retrospect, this makes me blush with embarrassment and laugh at my own naïveté.
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I made it through five floors before mounting embarrassment rendered me unable to continue.
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That so many Americans have languished so long without electricity is a national embarrassment.
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Humiliation, anger, and embarrassment reigned supreme, and tears quickly began running down my face.
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Plus, after all that pain and embarrassment, he only made $20,000 on the Otto deal.
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POVs leverage TikTok to appeal to shared human experiences of joy, despair, embarrassment, and laughter.
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That would be real genuine embarrassment that the United States should be very concerned about.
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It caused huge embarrassment to Netanyahu, who suspended the plan before reintroducing it in 2013.
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If anything, it was an embarrassment to soccer, because it wasn't a very good kick.
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Senate leaders seem totally unwilling to risk yet another embarrassment by publicly embracing the plan.
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"I know the pain and embarrassment that IBD can cause," she said on the site.
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The creators of the petition argued it would cause embarrassment to Her Majesty The Queen.
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"Reason it's important: embarrassment about #breastfeeding one of most common reasons that women give up."
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A week later, someone updated Carey's Wikipedia entry to declare her dead from embarrassment. Deceased.
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He then panned the camera to show Ayesha, who was hiding her face in embarrassment.
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News host elicited even more secondhand embarrassment than the planning of the 2019 Oscars itself.
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Most people I asked showed some embarrassment, though very few refused to try the test.
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Many more victims never even report their losses, due to embarrassment or fear of retribution.
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And in Colombia, the case could end up being a particular embarrassment for the agency.
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"It's an embarrassment where we are," Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan told Congress last month.
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The film mostly evokes a mixed response of discomfort, awe, second-hand embarrassment, and bewilderment.
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To browse Netflix's Christmas movie selection in 2018 is to experience an embarrassment of riches.
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France's political calendar nonetheless adds a degree of unpredictability and more scope for corporate embarrassment.
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"I can't tell you the embarrassment of having to say the name," said Antonia Thomas.
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The DNC said on Tuesday that three senior officials had resigned after the email embarrassment.
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It only would have been the public embarrassment of admitting that it didn't work out.
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They disrupted the class out of embarrassment and deposited absurd questions into our Question Box.
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The trial, held in Palma, Majorca, is seen as an embarrassment for the royal family.
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WASHINGTON — They've dubbed Donald Trump a con artist, an embarrassment, a phony and a fraud.
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And the pain of disappointment — not to mention the pain of embarrassment — can be overwhelming.
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He previously called the suspected involvement of the military in the cover-up "an embarrassment".
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Image: Orangeaurochs/FlickrMost of us consider farts to be little more than a mild embarrassment.
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The culture of promotions and the embarrassment of demotions encourages this set up for failure.
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My blood pressure spiked, and my cheeks flushed with a mixture of embarrassment and anger.
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The most obvious may be public embarrassment, as dirty laundry is aired in the press.
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But on the other hand, would we be inadvertently adding to that poor woman's embarrassment?
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She thought that seeing a psychologist was an embarrassment and kept it from her family.
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Gretna Police Chief Arthur Lawson called the actions an "embarrassment" at a press conference yesterday.
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Is paying only $125 per person an absolute embarrassment for so thoroughly dropping the ball?
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For me, turns out that the only issue with urinary frequency was a vague embarrassment.
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Its face is a flat screen that telegraphs "feelings" like embarrassment (rosy cheeks, upturned eyebrows).
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For one reason, it's a clunky embarrassment, making forgetting it in a cab more difficult.
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It is an embarrassment to me, but at least I got you off the hook.
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The U.S.'s embarrassment of oil riches may not have been that beneficial after all.
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He says he'd rather risk the public embarrassment than give in to the extortion attempt.
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Tyga is sparing GF Kylie Jenner some major embarrassment, and it only cost him $100,000.
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That alone should zero out any embarrassment or hesitance to admit to a particular item.
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I am told that I smell, that I'm an embarrassment, that I don't deserve s—.
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But it is ultimately her own embarrassment about his race that is causing her discomfort.
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"Of course it is an embarrassment because we are hosting the Olympic Games," said Andrada.
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This request for a continuance can only be seen as an embarrassment for the government.
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So you and your dog can go about your day with out any smelly embarrassment.
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It's funny, but only in the sense of the most cringeworthy Office-style embarrassment comedy.
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These societal frameworks can tie into the embarrassment some experience when ordering takeout, Hormes said.
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This guy would be a disaster for this country and an embarrassment to us internationally.
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And a loss by the Trump-backed candidate would be an embarrassment for the President.
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Then, she asked us if we had any coke, before letting us flee in embarrassment.
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But even in his embarrassment, Marty doesn't blow up like Jess or Dean might have.
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He went to hang up the phone and I bubbled over with panic and embarrassment.
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So I'd say you should consider your unexpected orgasms divine blessings, not sources for embarrassment.
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Last week, I talked about SoftBank's big embarrassment and how it could impact venture capital.
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In addition to being a national embarrassment, Scott Pruitt likely committed one or more felonies.
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The state of calendar apps in 2016 is an embarrassment, but it's a revealing one.
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She didn't want to talk about what had happened—partly out of embarrassment, Diana suspected.
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The show was an embarrassment that, interestingly and yet perhaps unsurprisingly, did not embarrass Maddow.
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He was a poor representative and an embarrassment to the great people of South Carolina.
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To my embarrassment, I always figured the founder of Mission Chinese Food was, well, Chinese.
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After watching, we're sure people who have no siblings will cherish their embarrassment free lives.
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The Syracuse convictions are not only incredibly unjust, but an embarrassment on the world stage.
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A climbdown on this issue would represent more than a huge embarrassment for the President.
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Winning significantly less votes on the floor would be an embarrassment for the White House.
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"It's embarrassment, but also exhaustion," Casady says of being the only one in the room.
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"This is harder than driving a car," I said, attempting to deflect embarrassment with humor.
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"This is a disgusting interpretation of history, and an embarrassment to the Republican Party," Rep.
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I mean, how could anyone watch the clip and deal with the second-hand embarrassment?
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" Another reportedly said of the project, "all it can do is cause embarrassment for IBM.
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"The language is reprehensible and is an embarrassment," he said in a statement to CNN.
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But I couldn't stand the embarrassment of asking her name again at this point. Help!
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That, rather than some vague sense of embarrassment, is probably what he wants covered up.
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I was left with the craziest-looking design that made me flush red with embarrassment.
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The kind of embarrassment that seeps into every fiber of your being, and never leaves.
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The man asked to remain anonymous because of the embarrassment of falling for the scam.
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Nothing rebuilds bonds better than mutual embarrassment — as karaoke teaches us time and time again.
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Bandali says that, at this point, the smell is both a nuisance and an embarrassment.
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I want to encourage a new generation of sisters to engage in sport, without embarrassment.
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Somebody please tell us — we want to learn, and through learning save ourselves some embarrassment!
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But the paltry number of women on boards is an embarrassment and a missed opportunity.
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Another said "a clear mix of anger and embarrassment" was swirling through the uniformed ranks.
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An embarrassment of terrifying riches has converged on the first couple of months in 2017.
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Save yourself some embarrassment at the interview stage by not overstating anything on your résumé
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We basically have a highly functioning society that is going through a lot of embarrassment.
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"Previously, many people were not able to go to motels out of embarrassment," Kim said.
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Confrontation is for them: Push aside your emotion and embarrassment and tell your story unflinchingly.
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When I indicated a measure of embarrassment, Max was horrified and apologetic, waving his arms.
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Mr. Jiménez couldn't understand — something about typos on a website, an embarrassment to the nation.
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Mr. Jiménez couldn't understand — something about typos on a website, an embarrassment to the nation.
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Accusers described experiencing "searing pain" during the assaults and having feelings of shame and embarrassment.
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Going home without an agreement could be a huge embarrassment for Mr. Kim, experts said.
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" One asked the army to please "delete this tweet to avoid international embarrassment of India.
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Trump used phrases like "taken advantage of" and "embarrassment" while describing the deal with Iran.
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An intervention by Mexico's first lady on the issue also caused embarrassment to the government.
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Behavioral and social norms can greatly influence addicts, "but embarrassment doesn't cure cancer," he said.
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Morgan, an aspiring actress, says whatever is on her mind and seems immune to embarrassment.
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But Generations Z and A are the first whose embarrassment will be recorded for posterity.
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But from what I observed at Antioch, curbing that embarrassment has become a community effort.
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Remember, this was back when we thought it was possible for him to feel embarrassment.
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Embarrassment is the fear that others are judging us incompetent performers of our social roles.
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Time will tell whether embarrassment over Mr. Trump proves a galvanizing force for political change.
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Moving the races to Sapporo should allow the Olympic marathons to avoid a similar embarrassment.
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Everyone remembers the killing of Bin Laden in 2011 and the subsequent embarrassment of Pakistan.
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And with SARS, the Chinese were not particularly transparent … It was an embarrassment for them.
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"He wouldn&apost have had to show up and face the embarrassment," Morse told Insider.
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Neither is all the contact embarrassment I feel, especially in the early Michael Scott years.
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Flygskam, or "flight shame", describes the embarrassment that Swedish travellers feel about their environmental impact.
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The researchers hypothesize that it may alleviate concerns about future embarrassment and therefore promote performance.
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Peak TV brought with it an embarrassment of riches—some good, some bad, some incomprehensible.
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Its handling of the occasion "was an utter embarrassment for the U.N.," Mr. Roth said.
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If Li's initial arrest was an embarrassment for the authorities, his death is a disaster.
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Unsworth also recalled his embarrassment when Prince William mentioned the altercation during the MBE ceremony.
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I also know that they are feeling an extremely high level of stress and embarrassment.
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Despite being skinny, I've harbored shame and embarrassment about my body, feeling weak and powerless.
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"I&aposve never felt that kind of humiliation, embarrassment & disappointment in myself before," she continued.
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But, to my parents, the embarrassment to them was all they seemed to care about.
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After apologizing for any embarrassment he had brought upon the department, he was never charged.
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"This is going to be a huge embarrassment for the prime minister," Mr. Rubaie said.
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But in others, he said, mere embarrassment was an insufficient cause to allow a pseudonym.
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Rupert Murdoch's son has reportedly privately expressed embarrassment over some parts of Fox News's reporting.
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The panoramic views — even in an area with an embarrassment of visual riches — are fantastic.
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Some sellers, they say, are families only looking to avoid the embarrassment of crushing debt.
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They are corny, playful, in that goofy parental way that makes kids groan in embarrassment.
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I knew that public embarrassment is the coin of the realm in the Olympic movement.
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At the other end of the scale, leaks occasionally target individuals for embarrassment or extortion.
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I stare at the fleshy carcass, astonished, and accept the expensive gift in acute embarrassment.
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That she had this training compounded the embarrassment anyone in her situation would surely feel.
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The Emmy ratings embarrassment is consistent with other televised awards shows in the last year.
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You have to be a catastrophic embarrassment, not just the regular kind, to lose your job.
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Rob Ford, the late former mayor of Toronto, was already a public embarrassment by early 2013.
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That the EU has been unable to halt its close neighbour's drift is a sorry embarrassment.
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Trump's Twitter remarks, it seems, were intended to deflect embarrassment by preempting news of the dissolution.
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They can be the interface through which you experience moments of happiness, insight, embarrassment, and rage.
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Music was blaring, and Ariana couldn't hide her embarrassment as she hurried over to the car.
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Jim McGreevey resigned in a situation in any way comparable Northam's, essentially quitting out of embarrassment.
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You can avoid financial embarrassment by carefully managing your money using some apps on your phone.
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Trump is an embarrassment to his race, Wayans says – he's the Flava Flav of white people.
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They do this because I've got a name, and it'll be an embarrassment if I'm killed.
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Much to her embarrassment, they meet again while she's filming a segment later in the episode.
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Instead, it proved an enormous embarrassment after a series of technical glitches delayed the vote counting.
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Any insinuation to the contrary is an embarrassment to all the great people who work here.
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This is also a relief to Ryan, who avoids the embarrassment of being overruled as speaker.
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Xenophobes and racists in Europe are casting off any sense of embarrassment — like Hungary's Viktor Orban.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — In Birmingham's mostly white conservative suburbs, Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore is an embarrassment.
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It's so much, in fact, that an embarrassment of content riches is reflected in Netflix's queue.
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This would be a dire step back for our public-health system, and a national embarrassment.
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"It was really a shame," she says, particularly because the status quo has been an embarrassment.
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" Toward the end of the hearing, he said, "I am the biggest embarrassment surrounding the campaign.
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"I wanted to die" of embarrassment, the reality star, 43, writes, according to the Daily News.
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Ishaqzai's disappearance from prison and return to trafficking was a major embarrassment for the Afghan authorities.
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"I felt shame, and embarrassment, and responsibility," she said at the Simmons Leadership Conference last year.
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He assured me it hadn't, though nothing he said could really erase the embarrassment I felt.
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It is promising "significant changes" in its decision making process in the wake of the embarrassment.
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Long before the rise of the Borgias, therefore, this was an institution well-acquainted with embarrassment.
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Feeling that "embarrassment" was enough to convince Levy that it was time to make a change.
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"The language is reprehensible and is an embarrassment," said Texas Governor Greg Abbott in a statement.
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Because, you know, your grandchildren are going to have to deal with some embarrassment and teasing.
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On November 29th, a similar embarrassment struck American Airlines, by some measures the world's biggest carrier.
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All of the key players involved in this are actually an embarrassment to the justice system.
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Whoever wins will hardly have an embarrassment of talent to call on in forming an opposition.
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And it is not only a victim's embarrassment, confusion, and shame that prevents them from reporting.
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What was intended to be a strong, defiant show of force quickly became an international embarrassment.
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My impulse, at this stage of the blog, is to talk about the embarrassment I felt.
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"Let's end this embarrassment to our state right now," McCutcheon said in a press conference Friday.
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It's partly, she admits, a defensive strategy to avoid embarrassment—it's where she feels most comfortable.
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"The current occupant of the White House is an embarrassment to our country," Sanders told VPR.
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I screamed out of secondhand embarrassment, and then I spontaneously combusted because screaming wasn't enough. Ooh.
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She's tweeted a number of insults at Trump, including the following: You are a national embarrassment.
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But watching his "speech" Tuesday night, the word that truly comes to mind is: an embarrassment.
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When the child was being watched, they showed "significantly more embarrassment," and inhibition, the paper says.
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There's a huge sense of embarrassment; they don't want their friends to know where they're living.
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North Koreans may also wish to use those meetings to avoid the embarrassment of failed summits.
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Save yourself the embarrassment and inconvenience of a dead phone by grabbing the LithiumCard Wallet Battery.
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Earlier this week I wrote about the embarrassment that often comes with being an early adopter.
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There is no way to shame a man who lacks conscience or to embarrass an embarrassment.
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We deeply regret our actions today and the embarrassment that it caused several of our students.
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That may spare Rio Olympic embarrassment, but it still leaves a huge hole in the budget.
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De Sousa said he "deeply regrets any embarrassment" he caused the police department and the city.
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The LucasArts developed games of the 1990s and 2000s was an embarrassment of Star Wars riches.
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This is gross nepotism and it's just an embarrassment that he has any power at all.
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This type of malware has exceeded just nuisance and embarrassment — it is translating into serious dollars.
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"You can sense there's a certain amount of embarrassment about this," said a second French diplomat.
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Democrats should not let embarrassment that those predictions came true prevent real solutions and lasting reform.
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For them, the Games are not so much about tallying up glories as staving off embarrassment.
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Making that sort of thing top secret is more about avoiding embarrassment than protecting national security.
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But the nearly month-long recall process has provided additional stumbles and embarrassment for the firm.
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He has argued the payment was for personal reasons to shield the Trump family from embarrassment.
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"I think he's an embarrassment to east Texas," rancher Simon Winston told The Hill by phone.
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Once you're grounded, ask yourself the difficult questions to assess exactly how bad your embarrassment is.
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They reveal a deep-seated fear of public embarrassment and a fixation on his own celebrity.
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So the latest revelations stemming from Liberty's legal challenge represent a major embarrassment for the government.
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Kennedy hated the CIA for the embarrassment and diminished its role in the world of intelligence.
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I rise to my feet and her face melts into a look of embarrassment and rejection.
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Cookie swoops in to save Hakeem from further embarrassment but the board still votes Hakeem out.
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It is not the first time use of the Apple product has given cause for embarrassment.
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As my face singed with embarrassment, the bartender uncharacteristically poured me a second complimentary shot drink.
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"With all due respect, Canelo's fight is an embarrassment to the middleweight division," Chavez told Boxingscene.
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Certain phrases seemed to have the intention of appeasing and ameliorating from a position of embarrassment.
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But the fifth thing – his status as a lifelong Republican – is now causing him severe embarrassment.
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What was once thrilling became an embarrassment, primarily because my connection to 2Pac was fading fast.
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I got over a lot of embarrassment and squeamishness to then be like, 'This is legitimate'.
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Often times the situation is such that they want to avoid conflict, embarrassment or compromising relationships.
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But it seems that even for Mr. Trump, paying no taxes would be a political embarrassment.
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Although this has caused me great anguish and embarrassment, I have not yet confronted the individual.
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That means hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers were unjustly subjected to embarrassment or even humiliation.
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Social embarrassment and sustained attacks have the power to succeed when courtrooms or political agencies fail.
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"Talons' has always been a sort of therapy for me," he says with a slight embarrassment.
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In a statement released on August 5, Hale apologized for creating an "unnecessary embarrassment" for Neely.
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Will I do something disgusting and become the first person in history to die from embarrassment?
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Quotable: "To be perfectly frank, this is an absolute international embarrassment," said one expert in Melbourne.
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The announcement appeared timed to generate little news and less embarrassment for the Saudi crown prince.
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But there's an embarrassment of riches in this collection: painting, large-scale sculptural work and photography.
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" Perry learns of an investigator's suspicions of her — "Mother may have been an embarrassment to her.
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It's almost certainly been carefully choreographed to avoid too much embarrassment, but it's pretty entertaining nonetheless.
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"That's the whale," Russell said, noting that hackers were probably look to inflict embarrassment and confusion.
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Trump has recently fired various knuckle-headed aides whose behavior was causing him short-term embarrassment.
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"All of our corruption up until now had been our own private family embarrassment," she said.
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The program was an embarrassment to the US government and cost the CDC director his job.
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"This is an embarrassment but it shouldn't shake people's confidence in the results," Mr. Halderman said.
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He was slightly boring, but he also didn't have any glaring deficiencies or moments of embarrassment.
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" Several Democratic lawmakers and former government officials took to Twitter to call the letter "an embarrassment.
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They were a national embarrassment, and the French government, he argued, should refuse them exit visas.
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It was all caught in my throat — my embarrassment that it had gotten to this point.
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The past decade has been an embarrassment of entertainment riches — especially in the world of gaming.
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The deal should spare Republicans the embarrassment of seeing the government shut down on their watch.
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You'd think there would be some sense of embarrassment at having been caught lying so blatantly.
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Finally, this week's news, once again, left the late-night hosts with an embarrassment of riches.
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In November, Musk revealed the company's first electric pickup with much fanfare — and a little embarrassment.
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For Obama, it would turn out to be the greatest politico-military embarrassment of his presidency.
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Three men threatened to kill him, he said, and called him an embarrassment to his country.
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Will wrote in previous columns that Moore was an "embarrassment" and that Jones deserved to win.
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Six in the morning, one said, his voice trembling with a mixture of embarrassment and pride.
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It's a national embarrassment that 28 million Americans don't get any paid vacation or paid holidays.
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The president suffered an additional political embarrassment on Tuesday when the candidate he endorsed, incumbent Sen.
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Like Ford, I didn't report the assault, out of embarrassment, shame and uncertainty about the process.
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Mr. Trump is also known to grow angrier over time, particularly if faced with public embarrassment.
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When I asked Flores about the women, she put a hand to her mouth in embarrassment.
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When Lieberman stepped down, in 2004, the Met's collection was widely viewed as an institutional embarrassment.
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How about the embarrassment wrought to a critical institution, the Department of Defense, by the release?
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Bruxner presents us with a world that is without embarrassment, without shame, and full of fun.
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For a man knighted for services to business and charitable giving, it was a humbling embarrassment.
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A cascade of embarrassment would overcome me any time my "real" first name, Phuong, was discovered.
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Now I have Trump fatigue in a big way (not to mention the embarrassment/regret factor).
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Failure to follow the law results in embarrassment for agencies, and the wasting of valuable resources.
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Berlin realized, to his chagrin and embarrassment, that Churchill thought he was talking with Irving Berlin.
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In a phone interview with CTV News, Domino's Pizza expressed embarrassment and apologized to its customers.
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Sessions also called Democratic California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom an "embarrassment" for supporting the mayor's actions.
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The laughter wasn't just tinged with embarrassment, but perhaps a pleasure in the drawing's apparent humor.
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"The fact that this veto is being done in defense of American sovereignty and in defense of America's role in the Middle East peace process is not a source of embarrassment for us; it should be an embarrassment to the remainder of the Security Council," Haley said.
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"I've got a good relationship with the White House, I've got no embarrassment about that," he said.
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It was a huge embarrassment to Mr Erdogan, made worse by the celebrity of his artistic antagonist.
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If Kiev's forces perform better than expected, Putin could be left with a politically damaging military embarrassment.
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Once there, I take as many packages as I can before the feeling of embarrassment overwhelms me.
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A party endorsement would be a desperately needed boost to his campaign and an embarrassment to Feinstein.
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" Adds Jim Larson, chair of the Montana Democratic Party and another Ellison supporter: "It's been an embarrassment.
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Absolutely. Rob Ford, the late former mayor of Toronto, was already a public embarrassment by early 2013.
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It is an absolute embarrassment to the Senate as an institution, our Democratic party, and the nation.
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"Denigrating their lives at this point for attention and spare change is such an embarrassment," she added.
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My dear mother either believed her or decided not to press any further out of sheer embarrassment.
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Essentially, the UK is racing the EU towards a ban in order to avoid some preventable embarrassment.
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A wave of embarrassment and humiliation washed over me, and I went into my bathroom and cried.
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" She contended that Republican members "wanted to avoid the embarrassment of having [Sabia] in the witness chair.
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The Republicans say she was waiting for an opportunity to cause Mr Kavanaugh maximum embarrassment and damage.
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Was Cap able to lift Mjolnir back then but pretended he couldn't to save Thor some embarrassment?
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Serena, a Depression-era period piece released to VOD after years on the shelf, was an embarrassment.
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At other historical moments, the bump is an embarrassment, and needs to be hidden from public view.
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Dozens, then thousands, of messages a day derided me as bad at my job, crazy, an embarrassment.
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I knew I should feel less shame and embarrassment around sex, but I had no idea how.
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Now the alleged substance of their conversation has brought fresh embarrassment to Mr Kushner and Mr Trump.
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The disclosures themselves didn't reveal shocking spy powers, but they were a major embarrassment for the agency.
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The default setting on Amazon's Echo, a voice-driven internet-connected device, caused the company some embarrassment.
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"Professor Jarrar's conduct was insensitive, inappropriate and an embarrassment to the university," he said in a statement.
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And for Twitter, it's another major embarrassment in a year that has had too many of them.
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She has claimed damages from the story include harm to her reputation, embarrassment, emotional distress and humiliation.
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Hardware isn't always a given at WWDC, but this year could well be an embarrassment of riches.
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He spikes it with the gross material of shame, failure, embarrassment; with bodily functions and emotional malfunctions.
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A shutdown would be an embarrassment for Republicans, who control the levers of power in the capital.
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Embarrassment, sadness and shame washed over me, just as they had when I was 5 years old.
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And it became a really interesting way to investigate the idea of secondhand embarrassment and vicarious awkwardness.
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Certainly, it is an embarrassment to the Trump White House to have your former campaign manager indicted.
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His approach to politics is cool, logical and -- this is crucial -- never an embarrassment to the republic.
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" At that point in the process, Allen admitted he expected the show to be "a cosmic embarrassment.
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Rather than being a national embarrassment, Britain's welfare reform could eventually become a shining example for others.
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So he pulls a Snape and channels his embarrassment-rage into a commitment to the Dark Arts.
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On election night, when Donald Trump became our president-elect, I felt that same shame and embarrassment.
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So by all means publish the pictures -- regardless of any shame or embarrassment it may incidentally cause.
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She has claimed damages from the story including harm to her reputation, embarrassment, emotional distress and humiliation.
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I don't know what in the world they're doing but it is a total and complete embarrassment.
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Thus, many of them felt a mix of sadness, anger, embarrassment—and fear, due to sudden unemployment.
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The whole story about the robot call from Barney whatever… "Bernie Bernstein" I mean it's an embarrassment.
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Peralta's homer in ninth helps Diamondbacks beat Tigers DETROIT — David Peralta saved the Arizona Diamondbacks from embarrassment.
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Eramo has claimed damages from the story include harm to her reputation, embarrassment, emotional distress and humiliation.
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The catalyst for this overt display of embarrassment is a question about her prom date, Sayeed Shahidi.
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I'll get better at communicating the real good in being single, rather than accepting the presumed embarrassment.
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Page, reflecting on his interactions with the public, said, "I am the biggest embarrassment surrounding the campaign."
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The slap, the stunned reaction, and Greenleaf's extreme embarrassment — it's all here in its pure comedic glory.
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Still, the incident marks yet another major embarrassment for Google, which once had high hopes for Google+.
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Bots remove an "embarrassment factor" that could otherwise impede social progress, like equal pay in the workplace.
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When the bill was speeding towards extinction on Monday, Trump was apparently oblivious to the impending embarrassment.
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"I think in a good way I've become numb to the embarrassment," says 26-year-old Reitano.
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This is something you have to sink your teeth into — conviction, embarrassment, all that kind of stuff.
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I thought 'I'm probably an embarrassment,' but to know I'm not was one of my proudest moments.
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"Let's end this embarrassment to our state right now," Alabama House Speaker Mac McCutcheon (R) said Friday.
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From fighting games, platformers, RPGs, to shooters, there's an embarrassment of riches when it comes to games.
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Dealing with embarrassment Another time, I was stuck at the grocery line with nearly $100 of goods.
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Yeon expressed some embarrassment, but did point out that she was aware of the order of operations.
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They're not bothered about discussing Soylent with their friends and families and the embarrassment this might entail.
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"He's stepped up and acted like a husband would act," Fisher added, likely to Lourd's utter embarrassment.
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Instead, she waited to have an "audience" of other RHONY women during the fall for maximum embarrassment.
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Whisper users shared some of their noteworthy Snapchat experiences that'll leave you feeling some serious secondhand embarrassment.
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Curtis said lawmakers are often impeded by an embarrassment of not being up to date on technology.
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She turned around and feigned exaggerated embarrassment, as if we had caught her unaware in her scanties.
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He clearly felt not the slightest embarrassment at proposing a kickback likely larger than his annual salary.
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Living in an air-conditioned bubble isn't an option, and after years of embarrassment, I'd had enough.
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"You're making me feel like I talk too much!" she whispered furiously, deep in her own embarrassment.
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Now, after 3 hours, Robert Mueller has to subject himself to #ShiftySchiff - an Embarrassment to our Country!
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The North Korean regime suffered an embarrassment over the weekend when a missile failed soon after launch.
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Trump called the deal an "embarrassment" to the United States in his address to the general assembly.
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He vowed then, as a young man, to never allow himself to suffer such embarrassment or impecuniousness.
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In this case, Google+'s unpopularity—a rare, high-profile embarrassment—is finally something of a boon.
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When asked about charges that he's become an "embarrassment," Gohmert suggested his critics question their news sources.
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The meeting was widely expected to be seen as a rebuke and an embarrassment to Mr. Castro.
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" After the embarrassment of her mistake wore off, Welch says she quickly became a "complete customer zealot.
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In fact, looking back on some of these unholy creations inspires not blushing nostalgia, but pure embarrassment.
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But, after the embarrassment of the talks, he and Murillo became more implacable, decrying a coup attempt.
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The Jets' latest embarrassment, by 28-43 to the Arizona Cardinals on Monday night, accelerated that timetable.
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"The second period, it was a feeling of embarrassment to give up that many goals," Lundqvist said.
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F*** you with the freest of speech this Divided States of Embarrassment will allow me to have.
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I lived through the embarrassment and fear, and decided to say who cares, do better, move on.
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WATTERS: It is embarrassing, but they can&apost feel embarrassment because they are incapable of feeling shame.
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When we feel shame, embarrassment or humiliation it's very easy to close off, run away and detach.
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But it was as if his own embarrassment eclipsed the sunbeams from the patrons and his peers.
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" With a kind of embarrassment, I realized that I couldn't bring myself to say the word "death.
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Much to my embarrassment, blood started to flow to the area about two minutes into the treatment.
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The scandal has been a major embarrassment for Volkswagen, which bills itself as an environmentally conscious company.
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Of course, in my recollection, my mother would rabidly come to my defense, almost to my embarrassment.
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They have to overcome embarrassment in the hope that their child will end up with two parents.
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I think it's an act of bravery beyond the embarrassment a lot of people feel they deserve.
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There's a level of embarrassment about the ability of the United States Congress to do its job.
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But that's not true in Brazil, where female participation in politics remains a source of national embarrassment.
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There's general grumbling, much derision and, in some quarters, an air of embarrassment amongst fans around me.
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I feel like you could still cook an egg on him, with the heat of this embarrassment.
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"I want to encourage a new generation of sisters to engage in sport, without embarrassment," she says.
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Sinclair Broadcasting's failed effort to buy Tribune Media may soon become more than just a costly embarrassment.
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"The second period, it was a feeling of embarrassment to give up that may goals," Lundqvist said.
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We feel profoundly activated neurologically (the threat of embarrassment) and, at the same time, crash into constriction.
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Over the last several months, we've watched the eruption of one scandal after another with profound embarrassment.
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I have gone through so many emotions since learning of my diagnosis ... mostly fear, anxiety, and embarrassment.
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Sitcoms as diverse as "All in the Family" and "Seinfeld" trafficked in social transgression and personal embarrassment.
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The court's docket may be an embarrassment of riches, but it is also a work in progress.
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When global deodorant makers began their foray into China, they highlighted the social embarrassment caused by perspiration.
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She began to turn red from embarrassment at her own dorkiness, so she put on Practical's head.
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"It's an embarrassment to the country," Mr. Stewart said, criticizing members of Congress for skipping the hearing.
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The embarrassment and shame ... Right, you didn't have to skulk into an icky store, and dangerous sometimes.
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It was an embarrassment for a vice president in office and the presumed heir to the nomination.
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He is an embarrassment to the office of the presidency and to the country as a whole.
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" Providing sanitary products, he added, "can prevent unnecessary embarrassment and leave people to focus on their recovery.
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The embarrassment I felt as a teenager about not fitting some ideal of beauty never went away.
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JOHN The sports portion of these proceedings are always a source of embarrassment to the entertainment folks.
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Do you think it is likely to become an embarrassment and political liability for the Trump administration?
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Alabama is doing something that's not in its best interests, and is going to be an embarrassment.
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Then there was the Hubble telescope, which turned out to be, at least initially, a national embarrassment.
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I saw the shame in her eyes, the embarrassment she felt about her cultural and linguistic heritage.
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"It's an embarrassment for politics in New York City and bad for the Council," Mr. Johnson said.
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I have gone through so many emotions since learning of my diagnosis…mostly fear, anxiety, and embarrassment.
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Another public embarrassment, again from Google, involved its partnership with a chain of hospitals known as Ascension.
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In their view, embarrassment is in essence a "nonverbal apology" for having screwed up a social interaction.
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How can I bring myself to spend time with a person who causes me so much embarrassment?
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When I was young, I felt shame and embarrassment at being one of "those people" on benefits.
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"The way the industry has gone has been an embarrassment, if not a crime," Mr. Glimcher said.
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But as famous as he was, Jim was both a hero and an embarrassment to his daughter.
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"It was an embarrassment for them, and they said, 'Let's turn this thing around,'" Mr. Harbour said.
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"If somebody puts themselves out there by talking about a moment of embarrassment, reinforce that," Thompson said.
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Or they can let him fade away as a historical embarrassment like Warren Harding or Richard Nixon.
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Maybe somehow, the shock, embarrassment and remorse of this accident could jar calcified regime thinking in Tehran.
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Mr. O'Reilly, on air that evening, allowed that the tape was "an embarrassment" for the Republican nominee.
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But it's a political embarrassment for Trump to have two GOP senators blasting his administration so publicly.
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Indeed, the immediate aftermath of the Soleimani killing was an embarrassment of chaotic mixed messages and disorganization.
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It required women to overcome the embarrassment and possible repercussions of revealing they have been sexually victimized.
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Many adolescents told us that they had feelings of guilt, remorse, or embarrassment about their suicidal crisis.
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Movingly, one can sense her embarrassment at being in a movie, and in a slightly naughty role.
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Even up front, where Sampaoli has an embarrassment of riches, he has still to get it right.
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If true that'd be a big boon for AMD and a bit of an embarrassment for Intel.
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The teams share the stadium, with Reggiana paying rent — an arrangement that causes its fans much embarrassment.
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"It's a national embarrassment that we don't even know how many times police shoot people," said Alpert.
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Seeing Madison jump off the bus and scream, rather than walking past her in embarrassment, was meaningful.
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"It would give me pleasure if you used your fingers," the proprietor said, saving them further embarrassment.
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This piece of shit is not just an embarrassment to America and a stain on the presidency.
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"It's an embarrassment to a big state like Nigeria to admit it has malnutrition," Dr. Roberts added.
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"The club was an embarrassment before and without the Americans it was going to disappear," he said.
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"'Green Book' is an embarrassment; the film industry's unquestioning embrace of it is another," Mr. Chang wrote.
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Iran could pursue a similar information operations route to cause public embarrassment for US officials, Bateman warned.
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"I tried out, made varsity and quit the next day," Horan said, with a hint of embarrassment.
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But then, this embarrassment of riches is the byproduct of the unrelenting churn of Spain's youth academies.
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In February, embarrassment ensued after London Resort Company Holdings overestimated its cash assets by about £289,000 [$419,000].
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So Pompeo avoided a massive embarrassment on Monday and will likely soon take over the State Department.
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But in the nearly 7,000 words of his essay, as he demands that we consider his misery and embarrassment, he never really grapples with the misery and embarrassment he caused, never thinks deeply about how he affected the lives of the women who changed jobs to escape his advances.
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Some members of the audience, seated at dinner tables, can be seen turning their heads away in embarrassment.
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"Ajit Pai is an embarrassment," said Evan Greer, Deputy Director of consumer advocacy group Fight For the Future.
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Once I hit publish six months ago and realized that I didn't collapse of embarrassment, vulnerability became exhilarating.
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He declined at first — out of, I assume, embarrassment; then, after Walt and I pressed, he finally agreed.
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"This incident, we feel, has been an embarrassment to our department," Chief Lawson said at Monday's news conference.
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This isn't the first time the platform's trending videos module has been a source of public embarrassment recently.
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The interview has been met with shock and disbelief by Facebook users, who have expressed embarrassment and mortification.
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This does not mean that other democracies can impeach presidents based on annoyance and embarrassment, nor should they.
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Iran's reported approach came after Trump called the nuclear accord "an embarrassment" and "the worst deal ever negotiated".
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Stinson's Q&A session seemed to be a source of great embarrassment for the staff of the venue.
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Over the past week, a certain courtroom in Nashville, Tennessee, has become a maelstrom of ugliness and embarrassment.
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She had introduced herself in the lobby by name, but the man, to his embarrassment, had missed it.
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After that epic embarrassment, Issa receives a benign response from Daniel, which only tops off the night's humiliation.
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However, it's rare to see an embarrassment of riches as powerful as the one we're getting right now.
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Actor Sandra White laughs with embarrassment as she arrives late to the Academy Awards on March 213, 1953.
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Issa immediately got up, briefly argued with Daniel, and bolted out of his apartment, seemingly out of embarrassment.
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Now Trump and Pence, having agreed to spend more time on Strange, risk political embarrassment if Moore prevails.
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Indeed, it is fairly hard to see how upstanding Republican lawmakers could do otherwise after this latest embarrassment.
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But you can still enjoy a swim without the embarrassment of wearing a shower cap on your head.
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I have been fighting the feelings of embarrassment mixed with joy that so much awareness is being spread.
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"My father is not an embarrassment for loving his daughter!" she wrote, according to screenshots of her tweets.
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The game had become a national embarrassment, but it was transformed into one of Britain's most successful exports.
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Throughout the campaign, Ryan made clear he thought Trump a loose cannon, an embarrassment, and possibly a racist.
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There is only one way to answer such questions: with complete honesty and a total lack of embarrassment.
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It's a humbling embarrassment for a company that so often highlights its focus on user security and privacy.
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Beyond the aforementioned emotional embarrassment, it would also cost you an arm and a leg (no pun intended).
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They risk setting themselves up for embarrassment when the numbers actually do come out and don't look good.
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Do you remember how they were sort of cool, but everyone closed the card immediately out of embarrassment?
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The referendum and campaigns surrounding them have been a national embarrassment, at worst deliberately misleading on both sides.
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As I got older, I slowly began to realize how wrong his comment was, and embarrassment set in.
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" Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, appeared on Good Morning America to condemn the speech as a "diplomatic embarrassment.
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"[Meghan] ignores a sister in a wheelchair because it is an embarrassment to her," Samantha told the Sun.
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The saga is an embarrassment for President Emmanuel Macron, who on Thursday defended arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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As an anxiety-ridden Joel was already doing before his public embarrassment, he projects his frustrations onto Midge.
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Three of them announced their retirement after the embarrassment against Sweden; Mr Chiellini is expected to follow soon.
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But this would cause embarrassment for both the NHS and DeepMind, and it could possibly stymie future projects.
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If the revelations were a source of embarrassment, however, they were also a source of free worldwide publicity.
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Male survivors can feel intense shame and embarrassment after being sexually assaulted, which compels them to keep quiet.
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"I really thought that I was going to die of embarrassment right in the doctor's office," he says.
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Meanwhile, just 20 miles away in Ann Arbor, residents have an embarrassment of options for high-speed internet.
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