But the new deportation plan is enraging immigration advocates anew.
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It hasn't happened so far, enraging some of his supporters.
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Trump's agenda is being cheered by industry but enraging conservationists.
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One of the most horrifying, enraging things I've ever seen.
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His brother Zeph calls him an idiot, enraging him further.
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My story was not salacious but was every bit as enraging.
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It's the same old trick, gone from enraging to merely tiring.
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Security forces held them back to stop overcrowding, enraging the crowd.
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The horrible, painful, shameful, physically weakening, and emotionally enraging pregnancy was over.
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Losing species, losing environmental battles, losing our climate: It's enraging, depressing, exhausting.
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The $12bn in compensation Mr Trump has promised was additionally enraging, some said.
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Some of the personal stories are outrageous and enraging, and some are triumphant.
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Instead, it further divided the nation, enraging Republicans and continuing to splinter Democrats.
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First, she retracted some "unintended shade" after she risked enraging the Kardashian family.
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Clearly, when ageism and sexism combine, you get some pretty enraging casting decisions.
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Mr. Yusuf was killed in police custody in 2009, enraging the group's adherents.
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It is enraging to see children, at 2 in the morning, completely dehydrated.
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Pachucos subversive aesthetic became notorious, enraging establishment types on both sides of the border.
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Is there anything more exasperating, more anxiety-inducing, more enraging than this haunting number?
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I look forward to enraging and hopefully sometimes delighting you with the final episodes.
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But that risks enraging America, and encouraging Mr Trump to intensify his trade war.
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They can call or write to "community support," but the results can be enraging.
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That sent borrowing costs soaring and Italian stocks plummeting, while enraging the Italian government.
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Obama jabbed Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner 2011, enraging the real estate mogul.
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The interference of Putin in the American presidential race is as enraging as it's dangerous.
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Smith was called for tripping Crawford, enraging the Nashville portion of a bi-partisan audience.
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Good news for Facebook: the enraging, biased, soul-crushing political engagement never has to end.
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Longmont Potion Castle: From early on, I seemed to have a knack for enraging people.
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He started his career as a journalist, at one point enraging the Colombian dictator Gen.
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There have been tens of thousands of delays and cancellations, enraging just as many passengers.
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Meanwhile, in less enraging news, another Bachelor contestant faked an Australian accent on the first night.
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This is just the latest in an increasingly enraging pattern of bad behavior by the airline.
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"When folks raise this as a moral issue, it's actually enraging" to most people, he said.
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What's sad--and enraging--is seeing this administration try to slam the door on everyone else.
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But there are ways to get more passengers onto planes without sacrificing comfort or enraging the public.
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The joke is even more enraging for the scammer as Bourne is not Damon's character's real name.
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Her struggle is an enraging depiction of the plight of an individual fighting a corrupt, greedy system.
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That might be enraging on its face but could well have prevented a fist-fight or worse.
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The answers I found were actually super enraging — especially on one particular Reddit post I'd stumbled across.
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The Yankees, their fans, and media enablers can be insufferable and the Jeter saturation is rightfully enraging.
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Later, in Trail's apartment, he rummages through the closet and takes out Trail's dress uniform, enraging him.
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Judging by the reactions on Twitter, though, people found his death more enraging than they did sad.
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Instead, they essentially dared their GOP colleagues to vote against net neutrality — and risk enraging younger voters.
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But this un-scandalous reality is less potent than the enraging myth of the champagne-guzzling welfare queen.
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Any publication capable of repeatedly enraging Donald Trump is one we should pay at least some attention to.
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But for Saad, from Karachi, Pakistan, what's more enraging is the support the kingdom receives from the West.
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He has made his changes using his executive powers, enraging Republicans who say he has overstepped his authority.
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Instead, the company ended up enraging its customers, apologizing, and removing all mention of Steinem from its site.
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Netflix's comprehensive dive into the case is an enraging indictment of institutional sexism and broken justice systems everywhere.
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Earlier this month, a U.S. warship sailed within 12 nautical miles of an artificial Chinese island, enraging Beijing.
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But the images, once they were released into the world, had a much more shocking and enraging meaning.
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He could easily end up enraging this president for all the same reasons the president is angry now.
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In October, the top court again delayed a hearing on the matter until at least January, enraging Hindu groups.
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A number of actresses have pushed back against Hollywood's enraging combination of sexism and ageism, and for good reason.
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He then pointedly refused to endorse Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, who has already endorsed him, enraging Republicans.
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Kubrick finally decided against using narration, opting for the ambiguity that was enraging to some viewers, transcendent to others.
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Is it possible that Mr. Borker learned nothing behind bars and has returned to the business of enraging customers?
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The creation of WikiLeaks empowered a new generation of whistle-blowers and insiders, enraging the powerful in many countries.
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In the broadcast, the docuseries team theorized that JonBeneét took a piece of Burke's pineapple on Christmas night, enraging him.
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He boasted to reporters he would make Trump "more presidential," enraging a boss who hates the idea of political handlers.
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But the UK has urged the country to go easy on the propaganda for fear of needlessly enraging North Korea.
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He also engineered a way around presidential term limits, enraging critics who viewed the move as an authoritarian power grab.
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Later, during the event, Johnny was in the Blue Room when he once again lit a ciggy ... enraging the agent.
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But the effects of Trump's policies, like the images of children being held in cells, are enraging Democrats even more.
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Engrossing, and sometimes enraging, the movie tells of triplets who, after being adopted separately at birth, were reunited by happenstance.
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But the compromise gave banks with up to $22019 billion in assets major regulatory relief, enraging liberals such as Sen.
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Being interrupted or ignored, and being one of the few women in the room, can be both inhibiting and enraging.
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Two days after the sarin assault, President Trump authorized a Tomahawk missile strike on Al Shayrat, enraging Russia and Syria.
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When 12 Saudi soldiers were killed in Yemen in April, the station failed to refer to them as "martyrs", enraging Riyadh.
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Here's a search in the New York area: The shortage of NES Classic Editions and outrageous reseller prices is enraging fans.
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That&aposs why the president&aposs numbers are so -- he is enraging the opposition was simply reinforcing a much smaller base.
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Then, according to the team, JonBenét woke up and took a piece of Burke's pineapple, enraging the 9-year-old boy.
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The descriptions of these characters are, in a word, enraging — and indicative of how far women haven't come in show business.
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With the Mueller investigation now besieging Trump, there's no better time for Clinton to deploy her special gift of enraging Trump.
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But for those who hear "compromise" as "compromise among elites who don't actually care about you," this is an enraging sentiment.
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"It's enraging," said Charlotte Clymer, a Warren supporter who had raised $170,000 for the candidate through a series of viral tweets.
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So far, the Kremlin has been characteristically reluctant to cover the problem on state-run television channels, enraging people in Volokolamsk.
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Mr. Trump's serial assaults on the decency and the decorum upon which civil society depends are enraging — and meant to be.
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It also made clear that he held basic doubts about socialism, enraging what was left of the party's rank and file.
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The narrative's cheerful, almost totally uncritical sublimation of millennial women's individual agency to the cause of more babies is utterly enraging.
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And isn't it enraging that women are socialized to be docile and accommodating and to put men's desires before their own?
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However, neither O'Neill's body camera or dash camera were turned on, enraging the black community and prompting calls for a federal investigation.
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It was enraging for many, but it also offered a sense of closure that has yet to emerge from the opioid crisis.
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By early 2019, May's habit of sticking to set phrases rather than shifting position to appease her critics was increasingly enraging lawmakers.
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In 2011, the sharp and enraging documentary Inside Job, which charted the corruption that led to the financial crisis, won an Oscar.
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"That has been the hardest, most enraging part of this entire process," said another of the women, Ana María Velasco Rodríguez, 43.
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Some critics, notably the poet and playwright LeRoi Jones (Amiri Baraka), found the prospect of white blues players making a fortune enraging.
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It's enraging that faking orgasms to satisfy a man's sexual script has not been confined to the trash heap of bad history.
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Sometimes, in front of those coveted curb cuts, enraging the owners of the driveways who in turn can't get their cars out.
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Still, Romney isn't going full Trump resistance: He knows his group can't bring in Bolton alone without enraging some of his colleagues.
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The jab ricocheted across the internet, enraging Clinton admirers and earning Ms. Klobuchar attention as a Midwesterner willing to speak hard truths.
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After registering 171 pounds, he threw two middle fingers to the heavens, further enraging his antagonists and channeling that nameless Roman actor.
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The entertainment juggernaut (X-Men pun intended) recently began a universe-wide storyline called Secret Empire, enraging fans beyond the normal geeky outcries.
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Web traffic to Infowars plummeted following the social network bans, but it's clear why the PayPal ban in particular is enraging for him.
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Many of Lost's big mysteries worked this way too, engaging and enraging viewers by refusing to make clear what was actually going on.
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They provide the perfect soothing ambience to keep me relaxed even when having to cover something as enraging as Comcast's net neutrality posturing.
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No Jeopardy contestant has been so polarizing, so enraging and possessing a name so reminiscent of an Archie comic character as Buzzy Cohen.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner just cannot seem to stay out of controversy these days, and continue to do absolutely enraging things with fashion.
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He said that combined attacks against Nusra would effectively end the Syrian opposition, cementing Mr. Assad's grip on power and enraging most Syrians.
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It would be less depressing, though perhaps more enraging, if gender bias could be chalked up to sexist men clinging to their prerogatives.
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So, Danes are left with a mystery that belongs in a Nordic noir, one with elements of farce and filled with enraging twists.
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In a lengthy report, The Washington Post reveals how Bezos tried to wrestle control of the narrative, enraging the Enquirer's chief content officer.
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Rivalled only by rats and pigeons, they've become a staple of city wildlife across the globe, enchanting and enraging citizens in equal measure.
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"It's more a matter of deflating our base than enraging the other side because they're already pretty enraged and energetic, anyway," he said.
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"That&aposs funny, coming from someone that has slept with over 20 people," he said, enraging viewers who called him a rape apologist.
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The general secretary of the All Pakistan Association of Traders, based in the eastern city of Lahore, said the government risked enraging voters.
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Enraging "the inside-the-Beltway tsk tsk crowd" is the most effective tool for energizing the president's base, the senior campaign official said.
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The comedian Michelle Wolf performed a no-holds-barred set at the White House Correspondents Dinner last year, roasting (and enraging) the administration.
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" Hope King (@lisahopeking), a tech reporter at CNN Money, tweeted, "Snapchat Bob Marley lens works terrifyingly well ... partly why the outcome is so enraging.
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The "he puts New Jersey first" angle is gone, too, considering thousands of Jersey residents were screwed by an unnecessary and enraging traffic jam.
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The Texas Senate candidate enlisted Willie Nelson for the event, enraging conservative Willie Nelson fans who have apparently never looked into their fave's politics.
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Speaking of which... Sorry, yes, we run the risk of enraging an entire legion of fans here, but, uh, superheroes are kind of boring?
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It's nearly impossible to effectively cut government without enraging people, which is probably why spending has risen under presidents of both parties for decades.
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Enraging Venezuelans and rights advocates, the police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at grieving relatives who gathered outside the jail overnight demanding information.
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The idea that Shub-Niggurath could be an enemy that is undefeatable is the kind of enraging, unfair situation that might produce great results.
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The allegations, detailed in a whistle-blower complaint, have escalated into an impeachment inquiry that threatens Mr. Trump's presidency and is plainly enraging him.
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Saccone's struggles, especially on the fundraising front, and eventual loss show that Trump's unpopularity is pulling down his party, while enraging and engaging Democrats.
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Mylan has faced severe criticism and congressional and legal investigations after it doubled the cost for a pair of EpiPens to $600, enraging consumers.
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For many viewers, it seems to strike that delicious balance between so-boring-it's-soothing and deeply enraging—the perfect recipe for an American classic.
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So far, they have succeeded, but at the cost of enraging nationalists, who see the establishment as a conspiracy to keep the little guy down.
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The book is disheartening and enraging in equal measure — and also occasionally dull, as when the numerous stories of electoral manipulation seem to repeat themselves.
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Trump in December broke with decades of U.S. foreign policy, declaring Jerusalem the capital of Israel and enraging Arab and Muslim communities around the world.
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But over the past few years, the IKEA flagship store in Sweden has been enraging people for a different reason—it constantly reeks of shit.
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Once people enjoy a benefit, they come to value it more highly; taking it away would risk enraging its recipients and their friends and families.
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The threat has grown so bad, and the lack of government response so enraging, that some Chinese have taken their security into their own hands.
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Humanist and sobering and enraging, Sunless Shadows is a vital portrait of young women in a society that has no room for them as people.
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Untethered from any real commitment to core values, it has absorbed changes in cultural attitudes toward race, gender, and sexuality for the better, enraging conservatives.
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With a recent decision, regulators have cut off the state's burgeoning solar industry at the knees, enraging customers and sending solar companies fleeing the state.
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Some people accuse the Macri administration of a cowardly pursuit of gradualism, cutting spending too slowly in a fruitless effort to avoid enraging the masses.
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Schumer called for new protections of Mueller hours after the FBI raided the Manhattan office of Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, enraging the president.
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Gohmert's remarks come after McCain announced his opposition to the latest GOP attempt to repeal ObamaCare, putting the bill closer to failure and enraging Republicans.
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This is deeply disturbing, even enraging, on its face — which Aurora later makes plain by acting out her frustrations with her fists, all over Jim's face.
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All of which makes the film more enraging and disappointing, coming after so much work that's grappled with other risky subject matter with empathy and humanity.
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Enraging as was the greed and connivery on Wall Street, the collapse of the financial system almost certainly would have ushered in a second Great Depression.
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Darroch announced in July that he would resign, after the publication of diplomatic cables in which he spoke harshly of the Trump administration, enraging the president.
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For the last few weeks—in between enraging comic fans and downing packs frozen Chinese food—Nick's been slaving away on a new series of drawings.
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On Wednesday, President Trump agreed with the Democrats on a plan to increase the debt limit and fund the government until December, enraging his Republican allies.
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The review found Vargas was offside by a matter of inches, enraging him and Vidal, who angrily petitioned Skomina when he blew the whistle for halftime.
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After she called his criticism of Obamacare from the left "enraging and the most privileged bs," Daou tweeted an affronted riposte to his nearly 300,000 followers.
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Dante Ramos captured this particularly enraging scene aboard a flight on March 28, of a passenger resting a full head of hair into another passenger's seat space.
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Congress—and two presidential candidates—must now choose between enraging either Mr Trump or the Guatemalan people, two weeks before a run-off election on August 11th.
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In a nation of vast wealth and opportunity, it's frustrating and enraging to see your prospects restricted, and to work hard but still not make ends meet.
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Whoever unseats him would face the unenviable position of either enraging Trump's supporters by overseeing his prosecution, or disappointing the Democratic base demanding he be held accountable.
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The person running their account is straight up sassy, which is a welcome change amid a sea of cautious companies fearful of offending or enraging the internet.
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Speak up and take the Lead Too many conservatives of all races are silent in the face of events that are terrifying and enraging the black community.
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The Remain side challenges that figure, claiming that it is more like £200 million a week (about $290 million) — unintentionally enraging the electorate as they do so.
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Watching celebrities self-isolate in mansions while they moan about their fevers and admonish commoners to cancel their spring breaks has begun to feel oblivious and enraging.
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The killing of General Suleimani at the country's international airport plainly flouted that country's sovereignty, enraging many Iraqis who had previously welcomed American troops on their soil.
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But what's most enraging is that drug manufacturers, P.B.M.s and insurance companies don't have to pick up the pieces from the real-world consequences of their policies.
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Angrily I tweeted w/o thinking my choice of words would be enraging to black women who doubly suffer, both by being women and by being black.
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Enraging people on the opposite side of the spectrum has in the past been a crucial driver of domestic radicalization rates -- for both far-right and Islamist extremism.
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"She has repeatedly proclaimed herself to be 'pro-life'," Ms Belin said, and in an election year, "I can't imagine her enraging social conservatives by blocking" the bill.
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With this phone call, and the follow-up tweet, Trump is risking fundamentally upending decades of US policy toward Taiwan and enraging China, the world's only other superpower.
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"It was enraging to see those pictures," said Roy Baizan, who went from classes in Hunts Point to graduating this year from I.C.P.'s one-year documentary program.
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Relevant for some, enraging for others "The Handmaid's Tale" is an intrigue du jour, and not just because activists find it painfully relevant to their struggle for reproductive rights.
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Where they once risked being found out by their voters, they can now make whatever reality based compromises they like, so long as they keep enraging the other side.
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Washington (CNN)Lawmakers are continuing their first week of recess and many are holding town halls with their constituents to discuss policy issues most important -- and enraging -- to them.
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Boyd remembers moderators for some of the larger Usenet servers implementing automated cancelling of posts, enraging the students who already believed their right to free speech was under attack.
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And that twist is bringing her back into the spotlight, and is puzzling, not to mention enraging, some of the people who once saw her as a role model.
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That delighted Turkey and the primary supporters of the Syrian government — Russia and Iran — while enraging Kurds and many American officials who saw it as abandoning a vulnerable ally.
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The chief of staff alluded to that dynamic in a closed-door meeting with Democratic lawmakers last week and later in an interview with Fox News, enraging Mr. Trump.
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A guitarist and singer in a rock group, he is also seen passionately making out with a male band member after enraging a girl by refusing to kiss her.
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Given the timing and the stakes for the President, the arrests are "absolutely baffling -- and enraging," said John Hannah, a senior counselor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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Rather than finding the reality of Sanders's long career as a fairly banal, fairly pragmatic, reasonably effective public servant reassuring, many establishment-minded Democrats I speak to find it enraging.
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It revealed a cable highlighting the opulence and self-dealing of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali of Tunisia and his family, enraging his already restive and economically pinched public.
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Ms. Pelosi called off last year's State of the Union address because of the government shutdown, enraging Mr. Trump and prompting him to cancel a flight she had scheduled overseas.
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President Trump reportedly plans to shrink two national monuments in Utah, delivering a major victory to some westerners but enraging conservationists who have vowed to battle the White House in court.
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Trump had campaigned on a promise to do away with Obama-era environmental protections that he said were hobbling energy development without providing tangible benefits, pleasing industry and enraging environmental advocates.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's most flamboyant anti-corruption activist, Boniface Mwangi spent years enraging politicians with headline-grabbing stunts, once herding blood-drenched pigs to parliament to highlight legislators' sky-high salaries.
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In his Discourse on the Origin of Inequality, Rousseau depicted how enraging it is to subordinate oneself to the desires of others, in a state of exclusion from Voltaire's opulent civilization.
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Donald Trump is promoting the notion President Obama got a pass from past Presidents when there were mass shootings on his watch ... but the differences are glaring, obvious and, frankly, enraging.
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Rejected, spat on, enraged, and enraging, he is hunted and finally cornered in his apartment, where he jumps to his death from a fire escape in front of a gawping crowd.
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The NYPD had found out about the tree man and—after a long face-off, one the piece describes as "alternately surreal, enraging, and hilarious"—forced him down from the tree.
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The December altercation occurred soon after President Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, enraging the Palestinians who claim the eastern half of the contested holy city as their own future capital.
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Presumably, the other movies about rising and falling female stars aren't some kind of meta-commentary about the enraging struggles and abuse that women in the entertainment industry continue to face.
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Enraging Mr. Trump, Mr. Sessions had recused himself from overseeing investigations related to the 2016 election on the advice of department ethics officials because of his ties to the Trump campaign.
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But the United States and three other big oil producers — Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Russia — tried to weaken the statement's language, enraging delegates from some of the most at-risk nations.
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In fact, during elections, she cleverly skirted the issue when asked whether she would hold an inquiry into the persecution of Rohingyas for the fear of enraging her predominately Buddhist constituency.
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And, unsurprisingly, it's already enraging supporters of abortion rights, who say the law is nothing more than a sneaky attempt to define embryos as "people" and set up a challenge to abortion.
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President Donald Trump's decision to relocate the embassy from Tel Aviv to the contested city has upended decades of US foreign policy in the region, enraging the Palestinians and many Arab countries.
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Though this gives the book a light, flexible, talking-out-loud texture, it is enraging to read—to realize how high those hopes were, how close to being realized, how rapidly eradicated.
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In an interview with the Washington Post, Trump refused to endorse Arizona senator John McCain or House Speaker Paul Ryan in his primary race, reportedly enraging Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus.
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The wealthy New York financier struck a deal to avoid any federal criminal charges, enraging some of his victims who got no say in the agreement, which they deemed far too lenient.
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Kendall Jenner has another scary stalker, and it's gotta be enraging to her because security at her multi-million dollar exclusive gated community left a gaping hole for the guy to enter.
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Since 2016, when Bennet joined the paper from The Atlantic and America elected Donald Trump, the op-ed page has featured more conservative voices, enraging both longtime readers and some on the staff.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Wednesday said it is making cuts to three key advisory boards, enraging advocates who say the agency's acting director doesn't want to engage with dissenting opinions.
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An internet service from HBO, owned by Time Warner, a media conglomerate, recently suffered a blackout just as a much-anticipated episode of its "Game of Thrones" was about to begin, enraging customers.
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Perhaps the most enraging thing about the Epstein saga besides the alleged offenses themselves is that the man implicated was so rich for so long despite no one really knowing how or why.
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Republicans who control legislatures in key states around the country are moving to seize power from Democratic executive officers and independent judges, enraging Democrats, who say the moves undermine the will of voters.
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The sense that Mr. Johnson had presided over the Brexit campaign without a plan for what to do if it won — and then walked away without cleaning up his mess — was particularly enraging.
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Western policies became greedier and more cynical, especially during and after the first world war, and this triggered a sharp reaction in the Muslim world, enraging humble, pious folk as well as clever elites.
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The strikes also came during a week that saw the FBI raid of Trump's personal lawyer's office and the release of excerpts from former FBI director James Comey's book, both reportedly enraging the president.
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President Michel Martelly had earlier warned he would not step aside without an established succession plan, enraging protesters who have marched almost daily in the capital Port-au-Prince over the past two weeks.
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Through the force of his character and the prestige of his name, the argument goes, Lincoln might have obtained a more unified national consensus on racial equality without, somehow, enraging the Southern power structure.
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Trump has directed several former and current officials to defy subpoenas from a slew of committees for documents and testimony, enraging committee chairs and ramping up calls for impeachment among rank-and-file members.
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But much of the party appeared to be in a state of paralysis, uncertain of how to achieve political distance from Mr. Trump without enraging millions of voters who remained loyal to his campaign.
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Lumping in EC with the abortion pill is particularly enraging since it's a myth perpetrated by multiple Trump administration appointees to the Department of Health and Human Services, including Teresa Manning and Charmaine Yoest.
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Gurley ran 21386 yards for a key first down and stopped before reaching the end zone in the final seconds — probably enraging his fantasy owners, but allowing the Rams to run out the clock.
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Around the same time, Deadspin ran an edifying/enraging summary of the raft of predatory lending practices many say have been baked into the Quicken Loans culture despite the do-gooder image it projects.
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The Trump administration Thursday rolled out a limited ban on flavored e-cigarettes, enraging anti-tobacco advocates who called the measure a political capitulation that would cause more kids to become addicted to nicotine.
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"If you're legacy media and have been trading on that access for decades, when the new guy comes in and gets your access, it's enraging," said Sean Davis, a co-founder of The Federalist.
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Analyses of the film's underperformance have stressed its timeliness, the way it took on themes relevant to present day activism, the way it offered up its enraging, lesser-known historical incident in deftly dramatized fashion.
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Omar Abu Layla, a Syrian who heads an activist news network called Deir Ezzour 24, said he expected Mr. al-Baghdadi's death would demoralize some followers, while enraging others who would seek to avenge him.
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Even so, Mr Sharif's party, the Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz), or PML (N), could have sat indefinitely on Mr Qadri's request for a presidential pardon, so ducking the risk of enraging its religiously conservative base.
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Some of the emails revealed internal discussion by committee officials — obligated under party rules to remain neutral in the presidential primary — about how to discredit Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, enraging some of his supporters.
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His heartbreaking, enraging story is the subject of a new podcast — the second season of "In the Dark," led by Madeleine Baran of American Public Media — that's already been downloaded more than two million times.
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This story inspired a gripping, enraging episode of "This American Life," and "Crown Heights," written and directed by Matt Ruskin, tries to adhere both to the factual record and a careful, detail-focused documentary ethos.
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As the police sought to question Ms. Sacoolas, who was 42 at the time, she fled the country, spurring a diplomatic tug of war between Britain and the United States and enraging Mr. Dunn's relatives.
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Washington has been backing and arming a Kurdish militia in northern Syria to combat the Islamic State group, enraging the Erdogan government, which considers it a terror organization linked to a Kurdish insurgency in southeastern Turkey.
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The cost of President Donald Trump's grown children's Aspen ski trip is enraging taxpayers following reports that about 203 Secret Service agents will be brought to protect Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka Trump and their families.
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In this week's episode, Dave and Sean talk Jacob Trouba, debate blindside hits, break down the Blackhawks, and discuss the finer points of enraging various fan bases...instead of talking about the election for an hour.
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They do not care that Mr Flake spent years in Congress opposing abortion, supporting gun rights and voting for lower taxes, enraging party leaders by campaigning against "earmarks" that directed pork-barrel dollars to favoured districts.
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Automated trading or breeding programs for CryptoKitties could become a nuisance like Ticketmaster bots that snap up concert tickets as soon as they're released, and in sufficient numbers could have similarly enraging (for genuine users) implications.
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The sharp divide and conflicting warnings only highlighted the difficult balancing act facing the Federal Reserve and other financial regulators in 85033 as they look to follow through on easing regulations without enraging skeptical liberal lawmakers.
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That morning, Maurya folded his hands in supplication and awaited blessings from the monk, whose self-described mission is to build the temple, a project that risks enraging India's Muslim minority of about 170 million people.
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Pugh's actions were all the more outrageous and enraging because of how neatly they fit within Baltimore's proud tradition of targeting the city's least powerful people and finding ways to move them out of public view.
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The move comes as Trump seeks to reverse a slew of environmental protections ushered in by former President Barack Obama that he said were hobbling economic growth - an agenda that is cheering industry but enraging conservationists.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - A Muslim party said it would launch a legal bid to change the name of Bosnia's Serb region, enraging all Serbian parties in the volatile country and prompting calls for calm from the European Union.
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The secretary-general believes that multinational alliances, far from entangling great powers in enraging, Lilliputian constraints, offer a thrifty form of deterrence, precisely because a small international force serves as a tripwire for action by many countries.
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It's a simple tale with a happy ending, but in "Homewreckers," his new book about the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, Glantz skillfully tells a bigger story about American housing that's tortuous, confounding and ultimately enraging.
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And when Snyder described the Metal event as, "so many things," enthusiastically discussing the [sometimes enraging] complexity of the story, Capullo added, "Believe me, it is so many things," clearly exhausted by this aspect of the book.
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After all, it's not the word "pussy" that is so enraging about Trump's Hollywood Access tape; it's the action that he's gloating about, the actual violence done to women and the pride with which he relays it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. homeowners festooning their front lawns with thousands of twinkling lights, massive inflated Santas, candy canes and reindeer to spark smiles are instead igniting ornament wars, enraging neighbors over traffic, pollution and safety concerns.
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However, when the presence of Soviet missiles on Cuban soil threatened the world with a nuclear conflagration a year-and-a-half later, JFK's steely resolve made Nikita Khrushchev blink and withdraw the missiles, enraging Fidel Castro.
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Cullors: It's frustrating, and it's enraging, and it's clarifying, because it's important as organizers that we're able to articulate why racism permeates every single fight that we're in, especially when we're trying to fight for our lives.
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If 2018 is a test of which party's voters are angrier, immigration is clearly making Republicans mad — but the effects of Trump's policies, like the images of children being held in cells, are enraging Democrats even more.
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They knew it was a lie, but it was an enraging one that excited their base: Obama was destroying America's health care system, but Republicans could undo the damage and replace it with their own, better bill.
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According to a Government Accountability Office report last year, the office has essentially languished, and spending on some outreach efforts had declined 77 percent since 2015, enraging lawmakers who thought the agency was letting the issue fester.
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Eight activists affiliated with the group were arrested in October on suspicion of obstructing trains after they suspended some underground lines in London by gluing themselves to trains or walking on top of them, enraging morning commuters.
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They can either fight Gorsuch's nomination and risk the GOP getting rid of the filibuster (the Dems best weapon) for Supreme Court nominees, or they can let him through and risk further enraging an already angry left. 2.
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Trump said last month he would ban immigrants from countries with terrorist ties from entering the U.S. The GOP standard bearer has also used anti-Muslim rhetoric throughout his campaign, enraging many on both the left and right.
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In the previous days, I had heard over and over about a USR scandal where a party representative had made a Facebook post telling people to call the police on homeless people, enraging the party's more liberal supporters.
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Waters is emerging as the president's harshest congressional critic, enraging Trump's conservative supporters and electrifying the Democrats' liberal base, some of whom are pushing — only slightly tongue-in-cheek — for Waters to launch her own White House bid.
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He arrived on Capitol Hill in 2011 and within months found himself at the center of a national clash after he joined other newly elected conservatives in refusing to vote to raise the debt ceiling, enraging House leaders.
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"By reframing conspiracies as adversarial narratives, we can understand each one as a collection of connected events whose stories are distributed across several platforms in bits and pieces as a means of enraging and dividing internet users," Decker said.
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Trump's transition team named Pruitt as his pick to lead the EPA on Thursday, cheering industry and enraging green groups – both sides citing the 48-year-old lawyer's repeated lawsuits against the agency he now seems destined to lead.
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"It's a frustrating, enraging situation—one that, alas, won't be ending anytime soon—but also an inspiring one," he writes about the dissolution of his second marriage, which results in his second studio album Hello, I Must Be Going!
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ProPublica and NPR are examining the bewildering, sometimes enraging ways the health insurance industry works, by taking an inside look at the games, deals and incentives that often result in higher costs, delays in care or denials of treatment.
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Heidi Heitkamp announced Thursday she will vote against Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation and, in doing so, risked enraging voters in her deep-red state just a month before they decide whether to keep their only Democratic statewide officeholder.
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Trump's Putin fandom is one of the most singularly enraging facts about his campaign for dedicated neocons, who view Putin as an autocrat who the US should meet with suspicion and military strength, not unlike the autocrats who rule Iran.
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Mylan came under fire last year after raising the price of a pair of EpiPens to $600, from $100 in 2008, enraging consumers and putting it in the center of the ongoing U.S. debate over the high cost of prescription medicines.
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Kim Kardashian's mission to help convicted murderer Kevin Cooper prove he's innocent is enraging the mother of one of his victims, who says Kim needs to read up on the mountain of evidence that shows Cooper is guilty as sin.
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Watching The Handmaid's Tale can be such an intense, overwhelming experience — pulse-quickening, , depressing, enraging, nauseating — that you're probably not paying attention to the little details, from the references in the dialogue to the hidden symbolism in the set design.
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Mylan came under fire in 2016 after raising the price of a pair of EpiPens to $600, from $100 in 2008, enraging consumers and putting it in the center of the ongoing U.S. debate over the high cost of prescription medicines.
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THE CHIEF The Life and Turbulent Times of Chief Justice John Roberts By Joan Biskupic When the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act in 2012, Chief Justice John Roberts provided the critical fifth vote, enraging conservatives and delighting liberals.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who helped derail Mr. Grassley and Mr. Durbin when he was a senator, has used his perch atop the Justice Department to lobby aggressively against Mr. Kushner and reform advocates within the administration — enraging Mr. Grassley.
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In the last weeks of the campaign, Mr. Trump cast aside a positive Republican message about economic prosperity in favor of stoking racial panic about immigration — with appeals that veered into overt racism, alienating moderate swing voters and further enraging Democrats.
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As friend of the show David Sirota noted after Bloomberg's announcement, every reporter covering 2020 knows that if they write a story scrutinizing Mike Bloomberg they risk enraging a person who owns a sizable segment of the media job market.
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Mr. Trump moved the American Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, gratifying Israelis who view the disputed holy city as their eternal capital but enraging Palestinians who want East Jerusalem to be the capital of a future state.
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The countertops themselves are not important, but in that sense, they simultaneously symbolize one of the great strengths of Beto as a candidate and also why the whole idea of his candidacy strikes other observers as a somewhat enraging display of privilege.
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Since Trump took office, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted to refineries, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging farmers who claim the move threatens demand for one of their staple products.
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Since Trump took office, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted to refineries, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging farmers who claim the exemptions threaten demand for one of their staple products.
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North Carolina Republicans are advancing an ambitious package of constitutional amendments that would dramatically overhaul the structure of state government and the way residents vote, enraging state Democrats ahead of an election year in which the GOP fears losing its supermajority status.
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But now, with Mr. Christie having been battered by the George Washington Bridge scandal, a disastrous presidential bid and the lowest approval ratings of any governor in state history, his continued reliance on biting defensive humor is less endearing and more enraging.
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Mr. Cooper, the state attorney general, declared victory on election night, but Mr. McCrory's allies lodged election challenges in dozens of North Carolina counties, enraging Democrats who accused Republicans of being sore losers, or worse, in one of 433's closest statewide races.
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The measures caused a spike in fuel prices, enraging many transportation workers, young people and Indigenous groups, who have suffered years of economic malaise as Ecuador has sunk into billions of dollars of debt and then tried to slash its way free.
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WASHINGTON — When the history books are written about this day, they will surely record it as the culmination of a monumental three-year political battle that tested American democracy and delivered victory to an enraged and enraging president over his relentless foes.
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Before I left the event, Rodriguez gave me a photo of the historic moment and laughed when I told him in college I wore an anti-Che T-shirt, confusing and enraging my Latin-American popular culture professor who regularly praised him.
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Since Trump took office, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars but enraging another key constituency - corn growers - who claim the move threatens demand for their products.
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Under U.S. President Donald Trump, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers granted to refiners, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging corn growers, another key constituency of Trump supporters, who claim the move threatens ethanol demand.
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The Democrats know that their bill won't pass and they're milking it for maximum political capital: The sit-in is enraging voters who, the thinking goes, will turn out in November to demand the kind of legislation that was thwarted by the Republican-controlled Congress.
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Since Trump took office, the Environmental Protection Agency has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted to refiners, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging another key constituency - corn growers - who claim the move threatens ethanol demand.
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Trumps Environmental Protection Agency has handed out 85 such waivers since he took office, up from 163 during the last three years of the Obama administration, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars but enraging the corn lobby which argues it kills demand.
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Twenty-seven years after its release, "Beethoven" is still the quintessential example, as the sight of the adorably gormless St. Bernard repeatedly enraging Charles Grodin led to a resounding worldwide gross of $2500 million (via Box Office Mojo), which is $2875.6 million adjusted for inflation.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian far-right President-elect Jair Bolsonaro has convinced crusading anti-graft Judge Sergio Moro to become his justice minister, the two said on Thursday, delighting supporters and enraging critics by hiring the jurist who jailed Bolsonaro's chief political rival.
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The protesters, some of them wearing surgical masks, complained about a wide range of things they have attributed to the gas fumes: cars that suddenly would not start; cats that keeled over dead; and most enraging of all, children suffering from nausea, dizziness and eczema.
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Mylan came under fire last year after raising the price of a pair of EpiPens to $600, from $100 in 2008, enraging consumers and putting it in the center of the ongoing debate over the high cost of prescription medicines in the United States.
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So now here we are four years later and for me to hear this refrain over and over again—some people seemingly very uninterested in my policies, my proposals, or my experience, but mostly focused on my anatomy—really I found to be exasperating and enraging.
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Mylan faced severe criticism and congressional and legal investigations after it doubled the cost of a pair of EpiPens to around $600 last year, enraging consumers and putting it in the center of the ongoing debate over the high cost of prescription medicines in the United States.
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"Praise God, who made al-Qa'ida a great vexation upon him, squatting on his chest, enraging and embittering him, and who made al-Qa'ida a torment and exemplary punishment upon him, this truly vile hallucinating individual who troubles us in front of the world!" he wrote.
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Since Trump took office, the Environmental Protection Agency has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars but enraging another key constituency - corn growers - who claim the move threatens demand for one of their staple products.
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The fallout is enraging not just to our allies abroad, but to Trump's allies at home, many of whom would like the commander in chief to be sufficiently competent and careful that he doesn't jeopardize our intelligence sharing agreements while offhandedly bragging about himself to the Russians.
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Mylan faced severe criticism and congressional and legal investigations last year after it doubled the cost of a pair of EpiPens to around $600, enraging consumers and putting it in the center of the ongoing debate over the high cost of prescription medicines in the United States.
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"For Apple News, we felt that the top stories should be selected by humans ... to make sure that you're not picking content that strictly has the goal of enraging people," he said, adding that users always have the option to get alternative views from other outlets.
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Mylan has faced severe criticism and congressional and legal investigations after it doubled the cost for a pair of EpiPens to around $600, enraging consumers and putting it in the center of the ongoing debate over the high cost of prescription medicines in the United States.
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A big part of what makes the Pro double as a successor to the Air is that it has been made much thinner and lighter, even at the cost of enraging some pros, whose favorite ports may have been ditched because they took up too much room.
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Since Trump took office, the Environmental Protection Agency has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging another key constituency - corn growers - who claim the move threatens demand for one of their staple products.
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LOS ANGELES — A tremendous caravan of migrants from Central America that slowly trekked toward the southwestern border this week, both captivating the world and enraging President Trump and other politicians, is just the latest of several to stretch north toward the United States in recent years.
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In the end, though, I think what turned me off so hard on Vice (in addition to its aforementioned disdain for the audience) is that I feel like McKay has it in him to do something so much better — something truly satirical, enlightening, enraging, and funny.
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Many times during this crisis, that has meant the most heartbreaking, inspiring or enraging video or photo (spring break on the beach, anyone?); an artfully rendered, highly informative graphic (our virus tracker, for example); or our countless text/multimedia news-breaks, exclusives, fact boxes and Special Reports.
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Later a finance industry association released a proposal to lower the minimum wage by 25 percent for people under 25, enraging the students, who had already been protesting for weeks over the revelation that public education officials had embezzled public money for sports cars and fancy dinners.
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The woman, Anne Sacoolas, the wife of an American diplomat, left for the United States under diplomatic immunity three weeks after the crash, enraging the family of the teenager, Harry Dunn, 19, and starting a diplomatic tug of war as British officials urged her to return.
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The screenplay finds Ms. Graham trying to catch up to The New York Times, which published the Pentagon Papers in 1971, enraging President Richard M. Nixon and leading to a landmark First Amendment court case, which prohibited the government from ordering that leaked information not be published.
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Go ahead: Quiz me on the hydration benefits of hyaluronic acid, the correct way to combine glycolic acid and retinol without enraging your skin barrier, or the very best liquid eyeliner for recreating a graphic eye (it's Eyeko Black Magic, no contest), and I'll happily ramble on for hours.
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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has proposed increasing the estate tax to a top rate of 65 percent, arguing, in effect, that the rich have been getting away with murder and enraging small-business owners and farmers who worry a higher estate tax could put them out of business.
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At first I wondered if this also meant West had finally lost his mind, if his delight in engaging/enraging the public had finally subsumed his music, but bloggers make this claim every time there's a new Kanye West album and the album usually turns out pretty good anyway.
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Aides and officials tasked with briefing President Donald Trump on complex policy issues or national-security matters were told to reduce their presentations to a single point — or risk enraging him, according to a new book written by an anonymous senior White House official in the Trump administration.
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" After decades of enraging conservatives, Mr. Parry began angering liberals in 2016 by suggesting that Russian meddling had had little influence on the election of Donald J. Trump, though he was critical of President Trump for what he called his "contempt for facts and his crass personal behavior.
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A village council ordered the men to do situps and pay a 50,000-rupee ($750) fine, enraging the accused rapists, who then assaulted the victim's parents and set their house on fire, killing the girl inside, said Ashok Ram, the officer in charge of the local police station.
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The hit TV shows that he created—first "The Thick of It," in Britain, and then "Veep"—bristle with satirical zeal, but you do wonder, after a while, whether the everyday dysfunctions, enraging as they are, of an essentially functioning democracy are not too easy a bull's-eye for his scorn.
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If you can survive exposure to Tony messing around time and again—and his extremely Catholic, extremely tortured, extremely compelling wife Carmela (played by a spectacular Edie Falco) putting up with or even enabling his behavior, however troubling or enraging that may be—how bad could your partner possibly be?
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Throughout both books I was struck by the obviousness of the importance of work, either domestic or professional — the importance of contributing, of choosing a destiny, of being good at something, of participating in history, and the enraging pointlessness of small-minded repressions of a soaring and generous human urge.
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He was a smarmy, vaping bastard but also one who had no qualms about enraging a four-star general in House hearings, going to bat against the Army over its acquisitions and careerism, demanding a more generous military awards process, and seeking to get free tobacco shipments to overseas troops.
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Some expect a little more pushback in the House of Lords, not enough to stop the bill's passage but possibly enough to delay it, surely enraging the most vocal cheerleaders for Brexit — the tabloid press and English nationalists, from the right wing of the Conservative Party to the U.K. Independence Party.
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DuVernay and her co-writer Spencer Averick (who also edited the film) rely on the usual activist documentary format to build their case — interviews and statistics, no narration — but their sense of the film as a movie and not just a nightly news segment is what makes it engaging and even enraging.
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Since Trump took office, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted to refineries, including some operated by giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron Corp , saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging farmers who say the exemptions threaten demand for one of their staple products.
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Since Trump took office, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted to refineries, including some operated by giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron Corp , saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging farmers who claim the exemptions threaten demand for one of their staple products.
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Since Trump took office, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted to refineries, including some operated by giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron Corp, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging farmers who say the exemptions threaten demand for one of their staple products.
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Since Trump took office, the EPA has more than quadrupled the number of waivers it has granted to refineries, including some operated by giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron Corp, saving the oil industry hundreds of millions of dollars, but enraging farmers who claim the exemptions threaten demand for one of their staple products.
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Shortly after the transition team issued that statement, Trump took to Twitter and essentially doubled-down, once again referring to Tsai as the "President of Taiwan": With this phone call, and the follow-up tweet, Trump is risking fundamentally upending decades of US policy toward Taiwan and enraging China, the world's only other superpower.
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Before launching into a performance of "The Ghost of Tom Joad," a song that is not normally part of his setlist, Springsteen called the treatment of immigrant families at the American border "so shockingly and disgracefully inhumane and un-American that it is simply enraging," according to a transcript provided later on his official website.
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Before launching into a performance of "The Ghost of Tom Joad," a song that is not normally part of his setlist, Springsteen called the treatment of immigrant families at the American border "so shockingly and disgracefully inhumane and un-American that it is simply enraging," according to a transcript provided on his official website.
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Under intense pressure to meet sales goals, Wells employees used customers' personal information to create unauthorized banking and credit card accounts in a far-reaching scandal that has rattled the San Francisco bank to its core, forcing the retirement of its longtime leader, John G. Stumpf, and enraging regulators and politicians of all stripes.
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So although I would argue there is an element of scapegoating here, and there's some really quite diabolically effective politics around it, it's not a figment of people's imagination, and I think there can be nothing more enraging than the Aspen, Tribeca, Hampstead types telling them the economic statistics with which I began this answer.
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"Unbelievable" adopts the two-track structure of the original article, moving back and forth between the sad and enraging story of Marie (Kaitlyn Dever) — a Washington 18-year-old who, under pressure from the police, recants her report of being raped — and a pulsing account of an investigation into a series of sexual assaults three years later in Colorado.
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Now the only drama left in the situation is her age — she's spent only a mere 22 years on this earth, enraging several of her fellow contestants — and whether her suitor, the 36-year-old, self-professed race car driver and current Bachelor, Arie Luyendyk Jr., will get down on one knee and ask her to marry him.
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Some critics question the conservative commitment to campus free speech beyond the flag, arguing that many conservatives stand up for controversial voices like Milo Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter, or occasionally, even outright white supremacists like Richard Spencer, but when it comes to speech they don't particularly like, speech they think is "un-American" or "enraging," they seem to take a very different stance.
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On Monday, Collins endorsed her party's strategy to limit the request of documents to vet for Kavanaugh, saying there would still be "more than 1 million" pages of records to review of his past -- even though the Senate Judiciary Committee is not asking for documents related to his time from 2003-2006 serving as Bush's staff secretary, enraging Senate Democrats.
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If even one or two members of either House take Stupak's position, Democrats could be forced to choose between single-payer with no abortion coverage (which would greatly restrict abortion access and enrage abortion rights groups) and a system in which literally every abortion is paid for by the federal government, enraging anti-abortion groups and likely greatly increasing the number of abortions performed.
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What is so dispiriting, what is so heart-breaking, what's so enraging, what makes this so painful, is he is defended by people who know better on the Hill who have refused to hold him accountable, and he has people around him, people like Sean Spicer, people like Kellyanne Conway, Reince Priebus, who have given up any semblance of their integrity to create a way to make Trump not look bad.
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In a city where young black men have routinely landed on Rikers Island for stealing diapers or drinking beer on a sidewalk or jumping a turnstile, it seemed an enraging mystery that Ms. Bruns, a white woman in her 40s from Staten Island, had still not been charged with anything by midweek, despite the fact that she had killed a 4-year-old and a baby and injured the pregnant mother of the older child, an actress named Ruthie Ann Miles.
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