FAMILY FIELD DAY (Saturday) Children are invited to have a field day — in all senses of the term — at Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Twitter, understandably, is having a field day with this one.
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So much so, that the internet had a field day.
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I called these images 'a field day for the head.
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Colbert had a field day pulling apart the president's oxymorons.
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But another airline is having a field day with it.
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They had a field day with it on Twitter, too.
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Twitter, of course, is having a field day with this.
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No surprise, Twitter had a field day with the photo.
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It's a field day for the hardliners, on all sides.
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Naturally, the internet had a field day with conspiracy theories.
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Pop music fans: Get ready to have a field day.
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"This is a field day for a prosecutor," Forge said.
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Naturally, the NFL world had a field day with it.
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On the field, Day will have large shoes to fill.
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" He added, "Get ready to have a field day, press.
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China and Russia are going to have a field day.
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I could go to Target and have a field day.
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Museums are having a field day with these duck pics.
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Online, people had a field day with the alleged rule.
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The press would have a field day for weeks and weeks.
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But it definitely lingered online where Twitter had a field day.
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Of course, the internet had a field day with the moment.
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Joan Crawford would have had a field day with the role.
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Of course, social media has had a field day with this.
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"Right now the bears are having a field day," Ives said.
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Wow, you know they must've had a field day this weekend.
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The right wing had a field day and they still are.
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On Twitter, viewers were having a field day throughout the broadcast.
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The irony gods would have a field day with that one.
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Right-wing media has had a field day with Nye lately.
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As you may have guessed, Twitter is having a field day.
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She has stories of being bullied, of humiliation at field day.
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Twitter, naturally, had a field day with McDonald's social media fail.
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One silver lining, though: women had a field day on Twitter.
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Nietzsche the master psychopathologist would have a field day with it.
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Hillary is going to have a field day with that commercial.
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Chauncey the gardener would have a field day with that one.
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And when I did that, the press had a field day.
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The Western world, on the other hand, had a field day.
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And you people would have a field day with that, right?
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"The cabbies will have a field day," a third added gloomily.
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And the internet had a field day with comments and memes.
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The major parties, especially the governing coalition, had a field day.
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Many on Twitter had a field day with Trump's temporary ban.
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Gucci Mane is out of prison and Twitter's having a field day.
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SNL continued the field day it has been having with Smollett's case.
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"SATURDAY Night Live" had a field day with Betsy DeVos's confirmation process.
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Fans of both series were having a field day with this connection.
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And predictably, Twitter has had a field day with the whole situation.
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And Twitter is having an absolute field day with his new look.
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He wore a ruffled tuxedo shirt — and Twitter had a field day.
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The online world is having a field day questioning the official explanations.
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Remember that big, colorful parachute you played with at kindergarten field day?
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New York tabloids have had a field day inventing narratives for him.
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Sex in Regency times offers Morrison a field day in salacious details.
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It just seems like the White Walkers will have a field day.
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"It's a field day for the robocallers," Foss told CNN over email.
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People on social media had a field day with Shakira's tongue move.
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Foreign adversaries keen to discredit US democracy could have a field day.
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Naturally, the press is having a field day ahead of the meeting.
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That has not prevented online tabloids from having an apocalyptic field day.
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John Oliver is going to have a field day with this shit.
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Unsurprisingly, Twitter is having a field day with the guidelines and memes abound.
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A field day for ethicists; a nightmare for the would-be treaty-makers.
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Still, the internet had a field day over the case of déjà vu.
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But the Internet had a field day of their own with her rendition.
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Twitter had an absolute field day dragging the rapper for his alleged lie.
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Nearly 28,000 people were in attendance for this year's Field Day Music Festival.
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In fact, so familiar that Jon Oliver had a field day with it.
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Once armed, Iran's military hawks could have a field day if they wanted.
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Liberals and Democrats will have a field day opposing all of these plans.
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Ethereum, the second largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is having a field day.
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Yoda would have a field day with this one, but he was right.
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As Nelson first pointed out, these fetishists are absolutely having a field day.
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"If my hands were tied, Iran would have a field day," Trump wrote.
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The field day cartoonists have had with Trump demonstrates that tradition and commitment.
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People who constantly lose personal items are about to have a field day.
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Jennifer Steinhauer's recipe for field day poundcake is well-suited to that role.
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Which naturally means they had a field day with it on social media.
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Many on Twitter had a field day with Trump's temporary ban from the service.
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The news was equally surprising and bleak, and the internet had a field day.
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"Now, you're all bloated because the bacteria is having a field day," she says.
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Needless to say, Twitter users are having a field day with this non-scandal.
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The internet is having a field day with Kim Kardashian West's latest NSFW selfie.
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So to be fair, my first drunk festival experience was… Field Day this year.
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Northwestern quarterback Clayton Thorson had a field day in last year's contest against Duke.
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Prisoner warehousing foments violence, entrenches criminal thinking, and gives gangs a recruiting field day.
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The usual cranks—accelerationists, drone-potters, libertarians, militias—they all had a field day.
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Optically, staying quiet would give the president's critics a field day at his expense.
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Interests opposed to central bank independence can have a field day in this situation.
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People on cable news had a field day hating on the whole parade thing.
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On Friday there's field day and honestly who knows how long that will take.
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It's almost not worth noting that the internet had a field day with this.
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While this was going on, the staff of VICE News had a literal field day.
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In fact, anyone who's obsessed with strobing will have a field day with this trend.
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The internet had a field day, creating memes imagining what other lies Spicer might tell.
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A tweet from the official Field Day Twitter account also appears to confirm the news.
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Of course, Twitter users had a field day, sharing their reactions to the unique pie.
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Still, trick photography or not, Twitter had a field day comparing Lamar's bodyguard to Hodor.
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Andy: Well, the conspiracy theorists are having a field day with that one aren't they?
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Commenters had a field day comparing the young Trumps in the photo to movie villains.
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Lest the haters have a field day, there is proof that Spears has toned abs.
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But once Twitter users caught wind of the playful display, they had a field day.
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The international news media had a field day reporting on the neo-Nazi soccer hooligans.
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She underwent reconstructive surgery as a result — and the gossip press had a field day.
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While lobbyists will have a field day, ordinary constituents will be left in the dark.
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The struggle against Communism was a field day for weapons manufacturers and government war planners.
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The media and comedic political talk show hosts are getting ready for a field day.
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"The bears were having a field day," said Scott Gediman, a spokesman for the park.
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Just know that the incels are going to have a goddamn field day with this.
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Finally, the late-night shows had a field day with the news about Bill O'Reilly.
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Trump's critics had a field day with the misfired tweet, sent at 12:06 a.m.
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The scene that immediately follows the Lime Kiln Field Day clip is just as important.
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"I'm sure that didn't help, especially with the media having a field day," Mr Arpaio said.
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Anytime a new trailer for a superhero movie hits the internet, Twitter has a field day.
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" Thankfully, Twitter was not having it and they had themselves a field day with this "message.
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Naturally, Twitter had a field day with the "very stable genius" and "like, really smart" idioms.
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Either way, Twitter had a field day with the rumor, and even DiGiorno Pizza chimed in.
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Obviously the guy from the Swedish dynamite channel is having an absolute field day with this.
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More than 200 people were arrested on drug charges during Sydney's Field Day Music Festival today.
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Performers scheduled for this year's Field Day Music Festival include Ryan Hemsworth, Dusky and Booka Shade.
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They "are having a field day," says one who is, three-time Oscar nominee Morgan Freeman.
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The Daily Mirror can't have a field day with that on election day 2044, can they?
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Cartoonists have had a field day, reflecting the widespread anger and disgust pressuring governments to act.
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"They had a field day on us in the post," Saint Mary's coach Randy Bennett said.
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When the school held a field day, Yuliya entered a 500-meter race and finished third.
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Of course, the irony wasn't lost on the audience, who had a field day on Twitter.
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The press is having a field day, and Seth hangs up on his old pal Cynthia.
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Lest we forget, ISIS had a field day destroying priceless ancient artifacts in Iraq and Syria.
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To say that Twitter and comedians had a field day would be even more of one.
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Pitt had a field day upon learning of DiCaprio&aposs secret past as a break dancer.
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Anyone who actually spends the time to hunt down easter eggs is gonna have a field day.
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After getting one look at the snapshots, Twitter users had a field day brutally roasting the couple.
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Is there any way the timing of this ridiculous company field day could have been more insulting?
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The clip has now been viewed over 4 million times and commenters are having a field day.
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As expected, the people of the internet had a field day mocking the president over these claims.
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Meanwhile, we had a field day pa-trolling #ArtBasel Instagrams for the weirdest sculptures we could find.
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The tweet went viral, and the trolls came out and had a field day, as they do.
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More than 200 people were arrested on drug charges in January at Australia's Field Day music festival.
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I always joke that if I lose my phone, somebody is going to have a field day.
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It happened during the 2006 World Cup in Germany – and the media had an absolute field day.
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The Marine claimed he was forced to conduct field day or clean his room until 21 a.m.
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The formality and the properness of the English was like a field day for me and Will.
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Right-wing media have had a field day with Evergreen, but not because they've faked a story.
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Conservatives used to have a field day complaining about the high cost of moving the Obamas around.
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Witness him: Twitter caught wind of the photos and well, they had a f*cking field day.
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Thanks to a flub by NBC pre-show host Jenna Bush Hager, social media had a field day.
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Security researchers, meanwhile, have had a field day hacking Alexa and turning her into an always-listening spy.
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Under news, the Field Day website simply has a flashing black and white version of Aphex Twin's logo.
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But that didn't stop people from having a field day about the new info on social media. Wow!!
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In the meantime, social media is having a field day with jokes and memes at "The Mooch's" expense.
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How would you channel that film into day-to-day life to make yourself cooler at Field Day?
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Conspiracy theory sites have had a field day with the footage, claiming that it's proof positive of giants.
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Social media, particularly Twitter, had an absolute field day about the probabilities of Trump's teeth being his own.
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People had a field day on Twitter when CBS News reported the story and shared the image online.
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Once Facebook provides these hackers with a globally-traded, reliable, anonymous currency, they will have a field day.
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" She went on, "Or you can buy a jar of great gold glitter and have a field day.
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Carr, coming off a breakout season, should have a field day throwing to Amari Cooper and Michael Crabtree.
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It was shocking, surprising, and baffling, and people on the internet are having a field day with it.
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Mandatory arbitration may be having a field day, with the high court's blessing, but it is fundamentally unfair.
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Without some protection for plan sponsors, trial lawyers will have a field day with this kind of litigation.
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"I called the collection Field Day, because I was feeling so heavy about political shifts," Mr. Woodhouse said.
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A criminal defense counsel would have a field day on these facts if a charge was ever brought.
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He was a prominent Democratic donor, and last year, Republicans had a field day demanding his donations be returned.
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If Dr. Seuss were still around today, we bet he'd have a field day with the lips of 2016.
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The kitchen offers soapstone countertops, marble backsplash, and enough wood cabinetry for a dragon to have a field day.
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What Will Probably Happen: With all that bacteria having a field day in your skivvies, you'll be really smelly.
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All I know is the people at the Merriam Webster Twitter handle are going to have a field day.
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Then today while the couple deplaned in Italy, she did it again and the internet had a field day.
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Coincidentally, June 3 is also the date of London music festival Field Day, at which Aphex Twin is performing.
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The press and commentators, as well as her Republican opposition, are having a field day — and with good reason.
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LINDENHURST Amateur Radio Field Day, 24-hour emergency communications simulation presented by the Great South Bay Amateur Radio Club.
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People on social media had a field day making jokes about the the huge bottle and West's unquenchable thirst.
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Social media has a field day after Trump is heard on the Trump-Cohen tape asking for a Coke.
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The Germans reacted indignantly, and their media are still having a field day throwing abuse at the U.S. presidency.
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As you would probably expect, fans have had a field day with Sony's outrageous "it's Cross, actually" claim. pic.twitter.
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Regardless of the underlying issue, the right-wing media had a field day with Comey's allegations against the Times.
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If there had been psychoanalysts in 17th-century England, they would have had a field day with this stuff.
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Ms. Benson has a field day with Alice's anatomically detailed monologue about watching her clients urinate for drug tests.
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The internet is having a field day with the name of the latest tropical storm to form over the Caribbean.
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Early today, President Trump&aposs critics were having a field day, suggesting maybe he celebrated a possible summit too early.
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The two kids have been having a field day on social media since their dad was declared a national icon.
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Here are some other definitely factual things Raandy has tweeted:The conservative media, nevertheless, had a field day with Raandy's tweet.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Deutsche Bank's tie-up talks with Commerzbank are providing a field day for Europe's financial balloon-floaters.
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And pundits of all stripes have had a field day speculating on the implications of this failure on Trump's agenda.
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The Internet had a field day (seriously, Google it) ... but when entertainment host Xilla brought it up, Denzel got gangsta.
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Quillette, founded by Australian writer Claire Lehmann, had a field day with Lenihan's "study," which it took at face value.
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The rumors are flying that Donald Trump has picked his running mate and the internet is having a field day.
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We feel flabbergasted we're back playing gigs and playing to thousands of people at festivals like Field Day and Primavera.
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It was starting to rain as the festival kicked off, so naturally the water Pokémon were having a field day!
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After the bathing episode, which happened last week but was reported only recently, social media users had a field day.
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FALL FIELD DAY FESTIVAL (Tuesday) This is one set of Election Day contests in which everyone will be a winner.
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Bernie Sanders hasn't won the Democratic primary — but down-ballot Republicans are having a field day acting like he has.
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Twitter users had a field day with the viral interview, poking fun at the friendly sparring between the two celebs.
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Now cities, streets, parks and universities with a certain name are having a field day with the non-existent massacre.
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Again, headline writers had a field day: "Pentagon Crew Lived Large in $22015 Million Afghan Villas," yelled The Daily Beast.
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Late-night comedians and social media mavens are having a field day with jokes about missing caucusgoers and coin flips.
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Clicking on the logo leads to a sign-up page for the Eat Your Own Ears and Field Day festival newsletter.
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Just as he did with his September InStyle shoot, the actor is having a field day with his latest modeling stint.
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If I got in a fight at the bar, I imagine that the media would have a field day with that.
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I'm sure a psychiatrist would have a field day with all of this, but that's not what I want to discuss.
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If that sounds a little ridiculous, that's because it is, and the internet is having a field day with the news.
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Democrats could have a field day in campaign commercials this fall weaponizing the farm bill vote against GOPers who voted yes.
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Of course, this means the internet is having a field day creating Game of Thrones-related jokes to send to Starc.
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Well, now the internet is having a field day with this real photo of Marco Rubio sitting in a gigantic chair.
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On the series finale of Game of Thrones, Bran Stark was named king of Westeros — and Twitter had a field day.
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" And when Sarah Palin endorsed Trump for President, the Daily News had a field day with the headline, "I'm With Stupid.
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Many made the connection to Love Actually's enduringly iconic love profession scene, while critics had a field day with satirical takes.
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Users social media had a field day with the "like," poking fun at the Texas senator with memes, jokes and more.
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Since President Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was enacted, corporate America and the billionaire class have had a field day.
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The left-leaning media has had a field day with it, writing countless articles lumping mainstream conservative websites in with racists.
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Among its most popular events is an annual Founders Field Day at AT&T Park, where the San Francisco Giants play.
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This is an enormous opportunity but, like any new financial opportunity, the schemers and crooked charlatans are having a field day.
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And amateur and professional astronomers and space scientist are having a field day with Tiangong-1 with the hashtag #tiangong-1.
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Australian gold stocks had a field day, surging 6.8%, as wider uncertainty boosted the safe-haven appeal of the yellow metal.
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If the GOP pushes for a BAT, Democrats would have a field day—and rightfully so—on attack ads against Republicans.
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The first family of 'Jeopardy!' clues Eric Trump answered a "Jeopardy!" question about himself, and Twitter users had a field day.
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Of course, Internet folks had a field day and bombarded Coco with comments and criticisms ... but Ice-T's not having it.
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Democrats could have a field day if Republicans reduced the requirement to curb a filibuster from 60 votes to a simple majority.
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As you probably recall, everyone had a field day over Melania Trump's outfit at the second presidential election debate earlier this month.
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He does, and the press has a field day with the news that all is not good with the First Family's marriage.
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Eating those little creatures makes your snake bigger (Freud would've had a field day), which is basically the objective of the game.
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The feature opens with an anecdote of Hemsworth's proud achievement: winning the "dads race" during a field day at his daughter's school.
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Those'll help (a little), but what'll matter most is the talent the Cubs put on the field day in and day out.
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Internet gawkers have already had a field day with this bit of surreal comedy, and it's clear SNL intends to have more.
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Field Day has previously come under fire for dodgy sound, but acoustics and speakers in this new venue were certainly not lacking.
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Get your head in the game and blitz your way through this green gallery of famous NFL fans having a field day!
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Democrats are having a field day after Trump&aposs lawyers accidentally made the strongest case to call witnesses in his impeachment trial
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News outlets had a field day, portraying the deal as a Russian takeover of a quintessential if somewhat down-market American beer.
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I could get as much Taco Del Mar as I wanted or I could go to Target and have a field day.
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Njoka, who learned the technique during a farmers' field day, has no concerns about feeding his entire maize crop to his cows.
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If, on the other hand, the Senate acquits the president, he will have a field day claiming he was innocent all along.
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After the break, the tabloids have a field day as Kim Kardashian visits the White House, but a CNN correspondent disses the meeting.
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If nothing else, the history books are going to have a field day with 2017, presuming everyone makes it out to read them.
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No official statement has been released, but Field Day organizers appear to have confirmed an Aphex Twin appearance at the festival in 2017.
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Twitter had a field day, imploring the former talk show host to consider a political future and joking about other Hollywood heavyweights' reactions.
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"Putting on the defendant, it's almost never done," Boozang said, adding that the prosecution "would most likely have a field day" with Guzman.
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Because the internet has corroded our brains, folks are already having a field day with it:Others were genuinely concerned about Bernie's wellbeing:Okay, everyone.
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More than outdoors skills For Hargate's Eagle Scout service project, he organized and managed the annual summer Field Day at the Lerner School.
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The gambling industry has a field day because everything is so secret and so people bet on what will or will not happen.
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The lions had a field day ripping the balls to shreds while the monkeys and meerkats destroyed the Easter baskets, grass and all.
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Apple announced the new iPhone 11 on Tuesday, and Twitter is having a field day making fun of the phone's camera-heavy design.
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Justice Alito, who called the decision "affirmative action gone berserk" from the bench Thursday, had a field day with the majority's apparent contradictions.
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In addition to releasing an exclusive record at Field Day, Aphex also partnered with London radio station NTS to live-stream his performance.
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Show Us Your Wall FRANKFURT — Navel orange, royal blue and purple, Black Forest green: A color psychologist would have a field day here.
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The tidying expert, who firmly believes in throwing out anything that does not spark joy, would have a field day with these Browns.
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If you are patient and dazzled by the night sky, by all means, get out your star-gazing blanket and have a field day.
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When it rolled out last week, the internet had a field day, with users fantasizing about what it would be like to swap genders.
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"Any one of these pits is not enough to tell you that it&aposs a dune, or from an ancient dune field," Day added.
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Where technology and economics collide The internet has had a field day this week making fun of an internet-connected juicer called the Juicero.
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Field Day activities at the school were originally scheduled for Friday, but had been moved up a day to avoid the probability of rain.
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While Trump was perhaps reflecting on his relationship with the bearded tenor before he died, that didn't stop people from having a field day.
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Despite the serious nature of the charges, online wags and media had a field day commenting on the artist renderings from the courtroom drama.
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Kendall Jenner's completely in the buff, sprinting on the beach in a newly released portrait ... and the Internet is already having a field day.
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So as you might imagine, Weekend Update hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost had a field day when the show returned on Feb. 9.
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The result has been the creation of a legal minefield for innovators, while patent "trolls", who live off harassment litigation, have a field day.
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All told, "this will be a field day for litigation, including over who has priority and whether the bankruptcy is even authorized," said Schultze.
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As the Primavera Sound and London's recent Field Day performances proved, the show is still evolving, and coming brilliantly close to a synaesthetic experience.
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In a recent game against the Detroit Pistons, Andre Drummond had a field day on the offensive glass when the Wizards opted to downsize.
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And even though Hugh Jackman is the film's main star, Twitter is having a field day with two of the movie's other cast members.
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Since the early days of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's relationship, genealogists have been having a field day mapping out the actress' family tree.
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Games on the Apple Watch have always been a bit halfhearted, but the new Field Day app works well on the device's tiny screen.
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Luggage connoisseurs will have a field day at Louis Vuitton's exhibition, "Volez, Voguez, Voyagez," which opened Friday at 86 Trinity Place in Lower Manhattan.
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Fashionistas will have a field day at the neighboring Bikini concept mall and along the famous shopping avenue Ku'damm, just steps from the hotel.
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Criminals and nation state hackers alike had a field day with the tool, as Windows machines around the world slowly got around to patching.
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The German media are having a field day about Berlin's apparent determination to force the Italians to toe the line of a German fiscal model.
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Because Schadenfreude apparently just isn't as satisfying unless it's coupled with some gloat-y tweets, Twitter has been having a field day with this news.
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The internet has been having a field day with the "Hidden Fences" flubs by both Jenna Bush Hager and Michael Keaton at the Golden Globes.
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He loved the press and media attention and outlandish behavior, eventually hosting a now infamous field day at the SF Giants baseball park in SoMa.
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His first (now-deleted) tweet on the subject, however, showed that he misspelled "unprecedented," and the Twitter universe had a field day with the gaffe.
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Creepers will have a field day with iOS 11, the just-launched update for iPhone and iPad that includes a brand new "screen recording" feature.
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It was that year that she first learned about Lime Kiln Club Field Day, one of the earliest feature films with an all-Black cast.
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While venture capitalists are waiting for the tech IPO window to crack open, buyout shops are having a field day taking public software companies private.
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Hollywood scriptwriters could have a field day with this scene, pitting the ragtag band of underdogs in white against the highly efficient men in black.
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She's flashed her bra at a tour guide or something for a laugh and the Daily Mail are going to have a fucking field day.
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President Donald Trump claimed he misspoke about whether he thought Russia meddled in 2016 presidential elections — and Twitter is having a field day with it.
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Ross intercuts him driving into the front entrance of what looks a former plantation with clips of Bert Williams from Lime Kiln Field Day (1913).
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Many late-night comedians had a field day with the mess, and faux-lamented the departure of a man sure to deliver much material to them.
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After that bombshell, Kathleen has a field day making unbelievably cruel comments about Amelia's life, especially after they hear about her brain tumor and baby Leo.
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In just the past six years, several companies have emerged to meet the demand for what is essentially an intense, marathon-length, adult school field day.
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And this has been a strategic misfire, as the campaign of Ayotte's opponent, Democratic Governor Maggie Hassan, has had a field day tying her to Trump.
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Now the Internet is having a field day mocking a photo of the moment that was posted to Twitter by Associated Press congressional reporter Erica Werner.
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As usual, the media (and social media) had a field day, discussing notable sales, evaluating the fitness of the art market, and philosophizing over creative capitalism.
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Twitter proceeded to have a field day, with theories on the origins of the dots ranging from aggressive octopus attacks to make out sessions gone awry.
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Twitter had a field day during Mr. Trump's visit to Britain, including when the president momentarily seemed to (gasp!) walk in front of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Markets have had a field day since Wednesday, rebounding dramatically from the scare that followed the overnight missile attack by Iran on U.S. forces in Iraq.
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The couple met in August 2010, when Dr. Schwartz congratulated Dr. Eison on his team's tug of war victories at their medical school orientation field day.
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"I would bet that Facebook is having a field day with this," said Samm Sacks, a cybersecurity policy and China digital economy fellow at New America.
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Chinese media has had a field day with Trump's speech to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, where attendees openly laughed during the U.S. president's remarks.
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He's well aware 'TLOP' has been pirated more than 500k times, and while he'd never steal music ... he knew the Internet would have a field day.
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Breaking the Line But if this fight were fought on a straight line, regardless of how crisp Jedrzejczyk's jab was, Andrade would have had a field day.
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Fans are having a field day making jokes about the new design on Twitter, but whether or not it will come to fruition remains to be seen.
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The press had a field day with the incident and subsequent trial, which pitted Gallo against Bobbitt in a he-said, she-said trial for the ages.
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Tabloid magazines had a field day every time a woman stepped out, her face looking a bit more plump, a bit more round than her last outing.
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When Netflix released a trailer for its new original film Tall Girl at the end of August, Twitter had a field day (as it's wont to do).
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" — Randel H. "My sister is always mysteriously out of town for field day, even though my mom NEVER did shit like that for me ... oldest child problems.
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Well, of course the internet had a field day with Apple’s new iPhone X after it was revealed to have a starting price of $999.
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But if the US already has its hands full with two big fights, it would pretty much be a field day for contestants three, four, and five.
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"Touched With Fire" is an actor's field day, and both Mr. Kirby and Ms. Holmes boldly meet the challenge of playing bright, high-strung artists struggling with depression.
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The press has a field day with some sensational piece that challenges the very definition of art and the Turner Prize is front page news for the day.
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Hands by his hips, chin up in the air, Rockhold begs to be countered and Weidman and Bisping had a field day when he led with his hands.
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So I strapped on my worst pair of socks and headed into the damp, waterlogged land of Field Day to ask the youth of today the big question.
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So yes, while it was a fun field day on Twitter, we are unlikely to see actual "Lady Doritos" on store shelves at any point in the future.
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After Kinsey, who is known for her role as Angela Martin on The Office, bought a jacket from an airport vending machine, the internet had a field day.
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Sometimes you will be sent to your iPhone's Field Day app to, for example, chat to the baker about what he would like you to grow for him.
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To the Editor: Re "Standing With Trump, Christie Is Ridiculed" (news article, March 3): The Internet, the public and political pundits have had a field day trashing Gov.
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Mr. Macron's political opponents are having a field day with the affair, saying it typifies an opaque, unresponsive and insular presidency populated by a tight band of ultraloyalists.
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With or without Chevron, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has lately had a field day overturning Securities and Exchange Commission rules.
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Users had a field day coming up with jokes about the unassuming-on-the-outside-mess-on-the-inside tree, referencing everything from Trump's presidency to Jedi texts.
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"The wealthy and well-advised are going to have a field day with all the loopholes created by this bill," N.Y.U.'s Lily Batchelder said yesterday on Twitter.
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The denizens of Twitter, worn and wearied by a heavy week of soul-crushing Kavanaugh news, welcomed the blunder with open arms and, naturally, had a field day.
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Regardless, if you're in the AMD of NVIDA camp, everyone from enthusiast PC gamers, eSports professionals, to editors and video professionals could have a field day with this gear.
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With the company missing revenue and earnings expectations, the bears on Apple understandably are having a field day exclaiming that they've been right the whole time; Apple is doomed.
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While it allows genuine organisations to better target their products or promoted tweets, trolls can have a field day spamming users with content that may offend or hurt them.
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Of course, once police exposed the man for telling on his wife, Twitter had a field day trying to decide what the most wild part of this story was.
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We're talking sorority tank tops leftover from field day, sweaters that have seen too many freezing cold days, and designer heels that are pretty much impossible to wear in.
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People around the world must be having a field day, and you know what, Donald ought to be happy about is that Jon Stewart's not running 'The Daily Show.
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Walker made the remarks at a field day on the White House South Lawn hosted by the council to promote a new initiative to encourage youth participation in sports.
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Described by the White House as a "field day," the gathering will feature stations focused on different sports, including soccer, track, flag football -- and the President's favored activity, golf.
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A queer theorist could have a field day with Pee-wee's Big Holiday, Netflix's latest stab at reviving a beloved property from a bygone era of television and movies.
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Hell, there were even claims of hateful comments overheard at the Brits themselves, not to mention the field day British tabloids continue to have with his so-called "scandals".
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The internet, however, had a field day speculating about what could be behind the breakup, with some pointing to model Rojean Kar as the other woman in their relationship.
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Stormi then had a field day with the doorbell — and after ringing it one too many times, Kris Jenner shared a reminder to herself to "get that doorbell disconnected."
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Antetokounmpo is having a field day, sure, but it's easy to overlook just how beneficial an equal-opportunity/mid-decade-Hawks outlook would be for the supplementary pieces, too.
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So, of course, fans had a field day comparing Richie to Bieber's ex Selena Gomez, who has donned a similar outfit to the one Richie is wearing in the photos.
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Hope had a field day with Agnew's errant-ness, joking that the President should threaten to send Agnew to Laos with a bucket of golf balls to neutralize the enemy.
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The types of dudes who try out every pedal at Guitar Center with no intention of buying had themselves a field day with Jonas bending his way out of trouble.
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The people of Twitter had a field day with the news of his resignation, speculating about what Spicer would do next and making fun of his stint as press secretary.
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For a brand like Opalhouse, our design team had a field day taking inspiration from around the world and translating that into original design that will be accessible to everyone.
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In November, the internet also had a field day poking fun at a series of photos of her and her husband holding up a sheet of newly minted $1 bills.
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Hackers and stalkers could have a field day if you make this information public, but the good news is that you can register your domain privately through a third party.
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The internet has had a field day poking around the pop stars' videos and stage visuals looking for occult symbolism and the famous "eye-in-the-triangle," spawning memes aplenty.
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And when top notch point fighters meet opponents who don't know how to close the distance or create distance half as effectively as they do, they have a field day.
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It will take place during his performance at London's Field Day festival on Saturday, June 3, and be presented in collaboration with London radio station NTS and video designer Weirdcore.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Critics at the Cannes Film Festival had a field day on Friday with "L'Amant Double" (The Double Lover), the latest movie from prolific French director Francois Ozon.
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Earlier this year, the internet had a field day providing sharp—and sometimes depressing—commentary on our world by memeing an anime android who mistakes a butterfly for a pigeon.
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Linda Greenhouse Legal journalists and bloggers have been having a field day with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's put-down of Justice Sonia Sotomayor during a Supreme Court argument last week.
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It's also spread to...... TikTok, where teens and teens trapped in slightly older people's bodies are having a goddamn field day joking about a pandemic that's claimed nearly 3,000 lives.
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While it was most definitely not the best Christmas present for the Mnuchin family, it definitely was for many folks on Twitter, who had a field day with the news.
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I'm sure the people out there writing their dissertations on "The Male Gaze in George R.R. Martin's Work" are having a field day, but I'm finding it irritating at this point.
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Love it or hate it, Cramer thinks Pruitt will have a field day, which will be good for the earnings of companies related to fossil fuels, utilities, refiners and pipeline operators.
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Lawyers would have a field day fighting about whether either promise is enforceable, which could go either way, and ultimately hinges more on the letter of the deal than its spirit.
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Field Day, which was granted access to Brockwell Park, suffered crowd crushes, meaning that next year it will probably be forced to find a new home for the second summer running.
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Wheelbarrow WalksWheelbarrow races were a highly competitive category in any elementary school field day, but this game is also very effective at raising your heart rate and toning your upper body.
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At the same G-20 meeting, Prince Mohammed was also seen high-fiving and laughing with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which the internet also had a very grim field day over.
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" Finally, Yael seems the sweetest of the ladies looking for Everlasting love, so naturally Quinn and Rachel have a field day with this earnest line: "We all feel blessed – especially me.
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Of course, Twitter has been having a field day with this outrage all day, with parents, journalists, and high-profile folks like Patricia Arquette lambasting the brand for its sexist policy.
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When GG's chef/owner Bobby Hellen stopped by to check out our rooftop garden, he literally had a field day with the eggplants, lemongrass, hyssop, and heirloom carrots at his disposal.
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Naturally, Twitter is having a field day with all of this, and users are running wild with memes that envision ScarJo playing all manner of trees and animals (but mostly trees).
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Journalists with many news organizations (The Washington Post, New York magazine, Slate and more) have had a field day with Trump's dogged use of "dog" as an all-purpose put-down.
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Historians have had a field day describing her violent temper, wild shopping sprees (she owned 300 pairs of kid gloves), depressed moods and all-consuming fears of burglars, storms and poverty.
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Thus, even though journalists (most of whom are biased against Trump) will have a field day with his health-care failure, he must rise above it and not take it personally.
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The Americans streaked ahead with a 15-point run in the third with their top scorers, outside hitter Matt Anderson and main server and setter Micah Christenson, having a field day.
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Mind Enterprises is playing Field Day in London on Sunday 12th June 2016 as well as the Because x Dummy presents show at the Ace Hotel, Shoreditch, London on 29th June.
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The elusive producer's last two limited edition singles were only available at music festivals where Aphex performed: Houston's Day for Night for the first, and London's Field Day for the second.
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You'll see Cézanne and van Gogh with new company, and then discover "Lime Kiln Club Field Day" (1914), the first feature-length film (according to MoMA) with an African-American cast.
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Thomas would have a field day off the ball, and all of a sudden defenses wouldn't be able to double- and triple-team him with the aggressiveness they displayed in these playoffs.
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Singaporean netizens are having a field day with Satan jokes and puns after the Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced on its Facebook page the launch of five new bus services on Monday.
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Booker had a field day trading blows with Biden, who tried to challenge the former Newark mayor on his criminal justice record during his tenure in that position from 2006 to 2013.
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Come Out & Play Family Day and Field Day (Saturday) If you go to Governors Island on Saturday, you can expect not just a voyage across water but also a journey through time.
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Outsiders are having a field day almost everywhere in the West — not necessarily in a manner that weakens the insiders, but neither also in a way that helps consolidate the insiders' position.
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Last week, Twitter had a field day when Kristi Yamaguchi wished Kerrigan luck on Dancing with the Stars by using the expression "break a leg," an awkward choice of words giving Kerrigan's history.
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Museum of Modern Art: 'Bert Williams and Company' (through Tuesday) In 1913, the film "Lime Kiln Club Field Day" featured a pioneering cast of black performers, including the Caribbean-American star Bert Williams.
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New York (CNN Business)The Mueller report is finally out and late night hosts such as Jimmy Kimmel had a field day with it — or at least the non-redacted portions of it.
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These stuttered jabs are exactly the kind of feint-strike combination that Whittaker could have been having a field day with against a tired Romero in the later portions of the first bout.
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Mr Macron is haunted by the threat that political extremism poses to Europe; if he let thousands of migrants across the frontier, his nationalist rival, Marine Le Pen, would have a field day.
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Or maybe the tweet did come from the mind of Styles, but he chose to delete it ASAP in order to not start a One Direction field day on the social media platform.
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And the German media of all political stripes are having a field day lampooning the idea that German taxpayers should be asked to pay for countries that cannot control their debts and deficits.
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I feel like a really good editor could have a field day turning a 16-episode season of this show into eight or nine really narratively powerful and action-packed hours of television.
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A heartwarming story about "John Wick 23" star Keanu Reeves is making the rounds on the internet, and fans are having a field day sharing their own positive experiences with the actor. SBNation.
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As the Drudge Report began linking to the stories and right-wing radio had a field day, it became clear that he had become a liability to the White House and he resigned.
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Social media is pretty much having a field day over Gosling's facial expressions when it was discovered that La La Land had been wrongly named as Best Picture instead of true winner Moonlight.
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The French leader's critics are having a field day over a video of his security chief, Alexandre Benalla, beating up a May Day protester — and Mr. Macron's refusal to answer questions about it.
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Assuming Matthew Stafford's hand is in decent shape, the Lions should have a field day on offense, led by Stafford and Jones, who is second in the N.F.L. in touchdowns (eight) among receivers.
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This might be because royals don&apost want to be seen checking the time at an event, because they know the tabloids would have a field day commenting on how bored they looked.
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It's unclear why anyone in their right mind would want to get up close to take a look, but so-called "lava chasers" have been having a field day taking photos of the phenomenon.
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The logo shows the T seemingly engaged in an act of intimacy with the P. This caused a field day for Twitter wits and gagsters: This logo is a grave public health crisis. pic.twitter.
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Since Primavera Sound and Field Day preceded the United Kingdom's parliamentary elections by mere days, James' cartoonish face also got digitally grafted onto a female avatar holding pom-poms wearing a Union Jack bikini.
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Conservatives, including Fox's Tomi Lahren, Ben Shapiro and commentator Jesse Kelly, who was recently reinstated to Twitter after a controversial suspension, had a field day on Twitter mocking the complaints around the cartoon movie.
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Fake news had a field day amid last week's dramatic escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions, even managing to convince several Americans that the U.S. was reinstating the draft for an impending war with Iran.
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Garrett Bradley initiates a dynamic conversation with the past, attempting to recreate a lost history through a series of 12 vignettes interwoven with scenes from the unfinished 1913 film Lime Kiln Club Field Day.
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Nearly every public appearance he makes yields photographs that the internet has had a field day photoshopping, from that awkward moment with Justin Trudeau to the day he gleefully helmed a great big truck.
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The best way I can describe the taste is like McDonald's orange juice—the kind they'd serve watered down in big jugs at track and field day in elementary school—but with a distinct… spiciness.
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A group of cybersecurity researchers is having a field day online with the discovery that the configuration of certain ships' satellite antenna systems leaves them wide open to attack — and the possible consequences are startling.
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According to van der Meer, the eels really had a field day when the water in the IJsselmeer became fresher after the completion of the big Afsluitdijk dam, which separated the lake from the sea.
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The Obamas sprinkled some love on their timelines and folks had a field day when images from both NASA and Beyoncé were released (no, Queen Bey was not on the moon; yes she is otherworldly).
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FACT-CHECKERS had a field day with Donald Trump's Monday night debate performance, finding fault with his claims on a wide array of subjects, from Barack Obama's birthplace to whether he has denied climate change.
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Opponents and reporters have enjoyed a field day digging up old tweets and remarks by Republicans, who back in 2009 and 2010 groused at length over the Obamacare process for an alleged lack of transparency.
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At best, Tyler Perry would have had a field day playing up the maternal drama of the Sheridans as the reason for Donna inviting three men into her bed instead of Jesus into her heart.
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Elf lore is not a part of everyday life, she said, and sometimes the international news media has a field day with stories of the so-called elf lobby, often to the dismay of locals.
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Singer Jason Derulo posted a racy photo of himself in his underwear on Instagram, and people were having a field day with the NSFW image, which showed off Derulo&aposs toned physique (among other things).
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Last fall, Mr. Branagh directed (with Rob Ashford) himself in a one-act Terence Rattigan caprice called "Harlequinade," in which the multiple Oscar nominee played a vainglorious actor and had a field day doing so.
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Breitbart—the media company now once again helmed by Trump's freshly fired strategist Steve Bannon—is having a field day attacking Trump on this very inconsistency, an onslaught that could influence diehards in his base.
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The chartists, of course, were having a field day, spouting a high degree of jibber-jabber -- sorry I meant technical analysis -- that confirmed that we are almost certainly doomed to a negative market performance in 2016.
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I wasn't sure, so I headed out to Field Day to drink some tepid £5 Red Stripes in an East London park and ask people there what they thought about the infusion of politics and festivals.
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ABOUT SETON HALL (26-57, 229-275): Angel Delgado should have a field day against a DePaul team that has only one contributor listed at 265-8 or taller and he is little-used Levi Cook.
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" Max Boot wrote that with Trump in the White House "our enemies would have a field day – Moscow and Beijing must be licking their chops at [Trump's] desire to abandon U.S. allies in Europe and Asia.
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Suddenly, without advanced notice to employees or limited partners in Rothenberg Ventures' funds, Mike Rothenberg unveiled plans for an anti-Trump think tank he called River Institute, at an event called Founder Field Day in May.
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While this has given the media a field day and lawmakers a lot of on-camera time, it has done nothing to deal with the plight of the "Dreamers" or to fund the government beyond Friday.
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The University of Virginia's otherwise excellent Miller Center web site, with specializes in presidential scholarship, echoed the myth in its biographical entry on Taft, saying that "the nation's press had a field day" with the story.
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Well, whoever took a picture of that one guy looking at that one girl instead of the other girl, will be having a field day running around filing complaints against any platform that uses it without permission.
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She had already admitted in grand jury testimony that she was not a virgin when Polanski raped her and that she had taken quaaludes before, both facts with which the press would undoubtedly have a field day.
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A vocal champion of immigrants' rights, the paper has had a field day with Mr. Trump — "he makes it easy," said Mr. Rich — as well as Ted Cruz, who committed the unpardonable sin of criticizing the city.
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Obama, who ran a scandal-free presidency, will have a field day mocking the swampland scandals that pollute the Trump presidency on a regular basis on the front pages of newspapers and television screens across the land.
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But whoever runs the NYC Popups account seems to be having a real field day: The page hasn't been updated since Monday afternoon, when it posted a picture of all the breathless headlines the hoax had engendered.
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CLEM: Murder and Money in the Gilded Age (Johns Hopkins University, $21963) has an intriguing point of reference: The post-Civil War era, when the economy was unregulated, speculators abounded and con artists had a field day.
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Ms. Trump and Holli M. Richmond, the director of the White House Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition, both hosted the call with reporters before a field day President Trump will host Wednesday at the White House.
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Creative minds in the employ of Bloomberg and Wolfson would have a field day writing TV ads tearing down a figure like Rohrabacher, who The New York Times has suggested has his very own Russian KGB codename.
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" "With Trump in command, our enemies would have a field day — Moscow and Beijing must be licking their chops at his desire to abandon U.S. allies in Europe and Asia — and our friends would face mortal threats.
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" While the real Flynn was away from Twitter the past two weeks, the parody account was having a field day impersonating him and being on a first name basis with Trump's cabinet and egregiously using the royal "we.
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A deal signed with Tower Hamlets council granted it full rights to Victoria Park in Hackney; the company ejected local mainstays Lovebox and Field Day from the grounds and established a soulless facsimile, All Points East, in their place.
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Detractors had a field day with Ms. Dunham, who created this show and has written and directed much of it, for privileging privilege, as if she couldn't be aspiring to the withering heights of Luis Buñuel or Carrie Fisher.
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A minute later, Rothenberg, who first ran into trouble owing to profligate spending, adds that he plans to host a Founder Field Day — a startup party likened to "a scene lifted from HBO's Silicon Valley" — in the near future.
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On Friday, "America" will play with what exists of the rediscovered, unfinished 20077 film "Lime Kiln Club Field Day," considered by the Museum of Modern Art to be the earliest surviving footage from a feature with a black cast.
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A seam of hilarity derives from the menus read aloud every time the dumb waiter snaps open, and Mr. Freeman in particular has a field day bleating the word "scampi," as if the crustacean itself contained some unnameable horror.
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But where SNL (and Baldwin) have had a field day sending up Trump and his vice president, Mike Pence (played by a smirky Beck Bennett), the show has had a much tougher time spoofing the women in Trump's life.
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As you can imagine, the St. Louis TV stations had a field day with the news that the Rams had fired head coach Jeff Fisher mere days after it was revealed that they were planning to give him an extension.
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One can see the chief Euro-skeptics — France's Marine Le Pen and Italy's Matteo Salvini — having a field day with that, while Greece and Poland want a piece of German riches for allegedly being short-changed during Germany's war reparation payments.
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That's why today, the Association of Independent Festivals is launching the Safer Spaces campaign, which involves 60 UK festivals—including Bestival, Parklife, Boomtown Fair, Field Day, Secret Garden Party, and End of the Road—taking a major stand against sexual assault.
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At this point, any genuine surprise that has nothing to do with the comic books is enough to get me excited, if only because I know the show's fan base is going to have a field day with this one.
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Watch the interview below: Read These Stories Next:Sean Penn's Son Hopper Talks Crystal Meth Addiction Wendy Williams Calls Sean Penn "Desperate" For Dating A 24-Year-Old Woman Twitter's Having A Field Day Over Sean Penn's Rumored May-December Romance
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"Our instant reaction is that the Competition and Markets Authority will have a field day with this," said independent retail analyst Nick Bubb, noting that Tesco owns the One Stop chain that competes with Booker's interest in convenience store retailing.
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It doesn't have to be used for only spoilers, either: if you're sick of seeing, say, Kardashian coverage, or don't want to be distracted by yet another cute puppy GIF, feel free to have a field day with that mute feature.
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And not only did the numbers not work out, but the media had a field day, with the New York Times calling the original business model "a flop" and U.S. teacher unions criticizing him for offering university courses for just $150.
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Still, Twitter had a field day with Lane's comments: It is interesting that Anthony Lane's INCREDIBLES 2 erotic fanfiction had to pass through several layers of editorial to see print, and not a single person there raised any objection to it.
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Fans on Twitter are having a field day with the necklace: "I want the Lana Del Rey heart lockit necklace with the coke spoon but i don't do coke so maybe i could use it for fun dip," wrote one fan.
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Gordon had a field day as well on Sunday en route to earning AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors with 261 yards from scrimmage (career-best 196 rushing, 153 receiving) in San Diego's 43-35 shootout win over Tennessee.
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The only big winners would be the wealthy — especially those who mainly collect income from their assets rather than working for a living — plus tax lawyers and accountants who would have a field day exploiting the many loopholes the legislation creates.
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Cognizant of the fact that context is everything, Clark smartly presented America alongside films such as Ramell Ross's Hale County This Morning, This Evening, Julie Dash's Four Women, and the 27 archival assembly that inspired it, Lime Kiln Club Field Day.
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And they have become regulars at Sunday afternoon matches at the Greenwich Polo Club, where families bring picnic baskets and blankets, and at the Greenwich Land Trust's annual family field day, which has hot-air balloon rides and a petting zoo.
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"To have two fatalities early on in the season has been a huge wake-up call," says Jon Drape, director of Broadwick Live, which stages festivals including Festival No.6, Field Day, Kendal Calling, Standon Calling, and South West Four.
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And the reactions have been predictably varied, ranging from complimentary (Roberts is portrayed as a super supportive, encouraging partner) to downright mean (Twitter had a field day over Roberts' looks, with a particularly rabid viewer even calling the poor man a "bin racoon").
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It's a pity psychiatrists don't wear Jil Sander anymore, though, since a therapist might have a field day analyzing the ribbed jumpers with woolly fleece-patched shoulders or the reversed overcoats that button up the rear, defying a wearer to dress himself.
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Twitter users had a field day Tuesday after The Washington Post reported that at least four of Trump's golfing properties — stretching from Florida to Scotland — had hung up a framed copy of TIME magazine with Trump on the cover that was not authentic.
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Asked on a conference call Tuesday whether the first lady would typically host Wednesday's sports and fitness field day, Ivanka told PEOPLE that presidents have always hosted such events in the past, and it's "appropriate" that her father would continue that tradition.
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I had left off in a very relevant place: the "Hopes and Prayers" episode wherein Bojack's razor-sharp writing team has a field day with the vapid, empty response that has become so common when yet another mass shooting occurs in our country.
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It's your turn and despite not really having much to update her about because you're still very much in the same job and not seeing anyone, she seems to be having a field day dissecting what an underachiever you are in life.
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And while 2018 has shown some improvement (read, for example, my thoughts on the Primavera Sound and Field Day lineups), at this point, flagging up gender disparity in music festivals feels like a yearly ritual—a shit, boring one, like doing your taxes.
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Also included in the catalog are works by Aphex's various aliases including afx, Polygon Window, and GAK; as well as a digital version of the record he sold at Field Day, which is currently selling on Discogs for as high as $521.
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Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi will have a field day injecting repellent Trump statements into C-SPAN televised floor debates and using them aggressively to raise funds and win votes for their House and Senate candidates against vulnerable GOP opponents.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.Perhaps because most of the attendees have succumbed to locked jaws and existential crises by the Sunday, the team behind London's Field Day wisely decided to concentrate the party into a one-day affair for 2017.
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Observers complained, social media got up in arms, and the makers of leggings had a field day; Puma, for example, jumped into the fray and burnished its image by offering a 20 percent discount on leggings to anyone presenting a United ticket.
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Bruno Bettelheim, the psychologist, might have had a field day with scenes of Clara battling and "whipping" an army of marshmallow mice or of a pair of harlequin gingerbread "crumbs" dancing out from beneath the folds of the parted skirt of Mother Ginger.
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Social media had a field day with this, relentlessly mocking the team, but for me the emotion was overwhelming sadness: How could the American "president" or a White House press secretary, or any American citizen for that matter, not know who Douglass is?
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Some, like Crooked Media's Brian Beutler, fret that a false or exaggerated accusation of harassment or misconduct could make a field day for opponents to the movement, a concern rooted in the Duke lacrosse and Rolling Stone/UVA scandals of years past.
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Naturally, players who'd managed to download it yesterday had a field day leaking the information within, right down to massive posts on Imgur showing all the new cars and forum threads detailing the Porsches thought to come in an future unannounced pack.
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Despite Williams wearing blackface, Lime Kiln Field Day contrasted with the typical, negative stereotypes of African-Americans prevalent in cinema at the time (most notably in D.W. Griffith's The Birth of a Nation of 1915) with depictions of middle-class leisure and romance.
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"He died violently and young, and likely at the hands of a professional killer, and the media had a field day in response," Adelson wrote and recited on a podcast, which was part of a writing class she took last year in South Florida.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Having announced a number of festival dates—including London's very own Field Day—for summer 2017, it really is about time we heard some new music from the biggest name under "Ambient" in your iTunes, Aphex Twin.
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The article pointed out that "the media has been having a field day with Tesla crashes and Model 3 delays lately, which has affected the company's stock," and it highlighted a note put out by an auto analyst for the financial services firm Baird.
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With weapons like Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelce, and Sammy Watkins at his disposal, Mahomes is primed to have a field day on the sport&aposs biggest stage, so I&aposll take Mahomes magic to outmaneuver the tried-and-true 49ers&apos defense in this one.
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The only way I was going to find out was by embedding myself within the annual gathering of London's youth culture, the Field Day music festival—an event known for the sort of tastemaking, trendsetting patronage that advertising executives dedicate entire marketing spends to trying to understand.
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"Historians are going to have a field day trying to juxtapose how in the era of the first black president, the bottom fell out for black America," talk show host Tavis Smiley, a frequent critic of Obama's handling of racial issues, said last month on Fox News.
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Right-wing commentators have had a field day bashing initial supporters such as Democratic presidential hopeful Kamala Harris, who tweeted that the alleged attack was a "modern-day lynching," and Nancy Pelosi, who called it an "affront to our humanity" (Pelosi has since deleted her tweet).
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For four consecutive years his John Wall Family Foundation has held a backpack giveaway and field day for kids in Washington, D.C. Since 2013, the Raleigh, North Carolina native has also donated over $1 million towards local charities, in partnership with the Monumental Sports and Entertainment Foundation.
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A Freudian could have a field day with her decision to enroll her own son in the strict Chinese system, but Chu understands that she is striving to replicate her own jumble of Chinese and American education and culture, with the parental and institutional roles reversed.
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It's difficult to not descend into a minefield of them (Jeff Bezos' Prime and Jeff Bezos' package are popular jokes on Twitter today, and HuffPost and The New York Post ran with "Bezos Exposes Pecker") and conclude that it is simply a field day for tabloids.
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Image 25 of 212 CUCUTA, Colombia – On a recent humid evening in the Colombian border city of Cucuta, a Venezuelan woman wrapped her newborn daughter in a pale yellow blanket and left her with a note alongside a car parked near a stadium hosting a high school field day.
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These retailers are also expected to report anemic sales during the fourth quarter, with Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren warning in November that consumers would have a "field day" this holiday shopping season, as the company would be forced to slash prices to get rid of its excess inventory.
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The 42-year-old mother of 14 and her youngest children Makai, Josiah, Isaiah, Jonah, Maliyah, Jeremiah, Nariyah and Noah participated in an annual Thanksgiving race and field day in their California community, with Nadya — who now goes by Natalie now — sharing photos and video of their outing to Instagram.
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Read more: Trump had a field day with the environment while you were on vacation The Pacific regions purportedly singled out for drilling in the Trump administration's new plan have been off-limits since an oil spill in 1969 off the coast of Santa Barbara, California, according to the Huffington Post.
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Late-night comedians had a field day and New Yorkers were reminded that this was the woman who ran for New York State attorney general and got taped talking about wiretapping the family boat to see if her husband was having an affair with the wife of his defense lawyer.
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I mean, every day it's worse and 10 years from now the history books will be having a field day with it and the shame of the people who supported him, if they're still around, in the sense of being in the public eye, will be like the people who supported McCarthy.
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The press has a field day with some sensational piece that challenges the very definition of art and the Turner Prize is front page news for the day — a rare event for any contemporary art show — bringing it to the attention of hundred of thousands, if not millions, of potential audience members.
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"I know that the right wing media had a field day with that and said, 'Liberal So Weakened That She Can't Eat Food Because of Donald Trump,' but what I was trying to express is this has been triggering for many of us in so many different ways," she said on The View.
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The accused Marine also was alleged to have trashed another Marine's room during a field day inspection by "throwing his mattress on the floor, tipping over furniture, dumping dip spit, laundry detergent, body wash, protein powder, vitamin supplements, and the contents of a mop bucket on his floor," a command investigation said.
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With the mutated faces of the audience—visually manipulated on the big screens as part of Aphex's A/V experience—rolling around our heads, me and my friends joined the thousands schlepping out of Victoria Park, back to flats full of contented Field Day fans, ready to discuss the event in excruciating detail.
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Meanwhile, the tabloids are having a field day skewering their home-town candidates – Clinton, Sanders and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Despite its age, the firm has made something of an outsize impact on the local venture industry, including by organizing popular events, such as an annual Founders Field Day at AT&T Park, where the San Francisco Giants play, and by barreling into virtual reality investments before many investors were paying much attention to them.
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For a full week, America is going to be screening every night as the centerpiece of a program that will pair it with classics like Stormy Weather, and also more contemporary films like Hale County This Morning, This Evening, some of Julie Dash's trailblazing shorts, and of course, with Lime Kiln Club Field Day.
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And, well, if Trump is seeing lots of bad news about himself (when he searches for news about himself) let's just say we're sure that Freud would have had a field day unpicking the knotted implications of Trump having such navel-gazing obsession with news sources he continually professes to hate and claims are "fake".
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And before I get your comment on that, I just want to play this because that -- you know, the media had a field day today with the letter that came out, and the response -- you know, basically suggesting that this had all blown up in the president&aposs face, and here&aposs what they said.
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On a visit to the Kennedy Space Center yesterday, Vice President Mike Pence, there to give a speech on the Trump administration's plans for space exploration, laid his hand on a piece of hardware clearly marked with a "DO NOT TOUCH" sign — and scientists and science writers on the internet had a field day.
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Clinton in Iowa and New Hampshire next month has prompted some of her prominent supporters to discuss how they could attack Mr. Sanders if his candidacy began to look less like a threat and more like a runaway train: calling him unelectable and warning Republicans would have a field day if he were the Democratic nominee.
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Just a few episodes after Twitter had a field day with the modern coffee cup accidentally left on a table in one of the shots, and after that mess-up with Jaime Lannister's (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) extra hand, last night's finale included not one but two modern-day water bottles at the feet of two of its characters.
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The press had an absolute field day when it came to covering Lorena and John Bobbitt's story (it served as something of a warmup for another case that would grip the nation a mere six months later: the O.J. Simpson trial.) But the story flashed across televisions and newspapers then didn't exactly match what we know now.
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At least, that's what happened at this weekend's Field Day Festival, where rain fell from the clouds for 24 hours straight while everyone ecstatically flailed their limbs around to the sound of Little Simz, Mabel, Kelela, Novelist, Rejjie Snow, Danny L Harle, and pretty much everyone else you'd want to see live in a giant swamp of hellish fun.
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Indeed, the name was appropriate for a man who seemingly lived a party boy lifestyle and spent lavishly to woo startup founders — including going on Napa Valley wine tours, holding an annual 'founder field day' where he rented out the whole San Francisco Giants' baseball stadium and spending unsparingly to executive produce a video for Coldplay.
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The president wrote that Sessions was allowing special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE to have a "field day" at the Justice Department after the attorney general's decision last year to recuse himself from the investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Putin would have a field day if NATO members sent you letters expressing their frustrations with you for failing to uphold commitments to the alliance, similar to the letters you sent to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and others for failing to live up to their defense spending commitments, because it would air the alliance's dirty laundry in public, making it look weaker.
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Obviously, they've since been landed with a hefty lawsuit brought by celebrity lawyer Mark Geragos, and the embarrassment has really just kept coming, as yesterday the event's pitch to investors—an enormous cringefest, to be true—leaked and had the veritable piss ripped out of it, courtesy of the internet, which has had a field day with the whole debacle in general.
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Several games based on Terminator 43: Judgment Day came out from a host of studios, including an Ocean-published Amiga version that's beatable inside 24 minutes—if it'd been around then, NeoGAF would've had a field day—and Bits Studios' side-scrolling action adventure with isometric driving sections on then-cutting-edge consoles (a little more on that company, in a moment).
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" Among those efforts is the firm's signature Founder's Field Day event, where in 2014, he says, RV hosted 400 people at AT&T Park in the afternoon, staged a "benefit concert" with the band Third Eye Blind that same night, and hired a ferry the evening before to take founder attendees to nearby Angel Island in San Francisco "so we could make the most of their time.
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That would be grossly out of turn at the time when the globalists – led by U.S. government officials -- are having a field day of sorts during the IMF spring jamboree in Washington D.C. But I cannot reconcile myself with the fact that those systematically running huge trade surpluses between 3 percent and 20 percent of their GDPs are feted as exemplary economic macro-managers and free traders.
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Fans have also had a field day with Eva's opening theme, the aforementioned "Cruel Angel's Thesis," churning out endless remixes and covers, turning it into an uber-action theme, painstakingly constructing Minecraft noteblock layers to play it, and, uh, making this: Finally, in the earliest days of anime fandom, otaku culture, or anime fan culture, was a widely derided and controversial thing in Japan.
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In a pair of tweets Saturday morning, the president wrote that Sessions was allowing Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE to have a "field day" at the Justice Department after the attorney general's decision last year to recuse himself from the investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Read more:Twitter had a field day ripping apart a photo of a solemn Baker Mayfield that encapsulated the Browns' disappointing seasonTop 14 waiver-wire pickups for Week 10 of fantasy footballTexan's Deshaun Watson credited Popeyes' spicy chicken sandwich for his ability to play through a nasty eye injuryA Jaguars player was penalized for leading with his helmet on a tackle where he completely missed the opponent
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Read more:Twitter had a field day ripping apart a photo of a solemn Baker Mayfield that encapsulated the Browns' disappointing seasonTexan's Deshaun Watson credited Popeyes' spicy chicken sandwich for his ability to play through a nasty eye injuryTop 14 waiver-wire pickups for Week 10 of fantasy footballA Jaguars player was penalized for leading with his helmet on a tackle where he completely missed the opponent
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From its opening night program devoted to pioneering Black women directors like Julie Dash and Cheryl Dunye, to the heroines of its closers — Pam Grier, Regina Hall, and Odessa Warren Grey in Jackie Brown, Support the Girls, and Lime Kiln Club Field Day, respectively — It's All in Me departs from Hollywood's historic pigeonholing of Black actresses by quilting together the subtle and not-so-subtle ways that these women have asserted themselves onscreen across a variety of genres.
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Read more from Tyler Lauletta: Brooks Koepka threw shade at his PGA Championship competitors as he explained why majors are the easiest tournaments to win Justin Bieber challenged Tom Cruise to a UFC fight, and now Conor McGregor is involved PGA Championship broadcast had no idea Jon Rahm was taking a pee break in the background and fans had a field day Brooks Koepka believes golf 'gets boring from like hole 5 to 12' and suggested that people should just play 14 instead
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Read more:Twitter had a field day after Trump tweeted photoshopped image of the hero military dog in the Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi raid getting the medal of honorSpies stole ISIS leader al-Baghdadi's underwear to help confirm his location before the US raid, Kurdish forces sayNational security officials say Trump revealed secret US tactics by describing the raid that killed ISIS leader al-Baghdadi, possibly compromising future operationsTrump downplayed central role Kurds played in Baghdadi raid after abandoning them in Syria
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James Madison did not milk a cow and plow his field day after day, taking short breaks from farming to draft and promote the Constitution – he spent his time serving in legislative bodies at both the state and the federal levels, built relationships with other politicians from other parts of the country and other political persuasions, and then used that knowledge and experience to hand us a government that still is the embodiment of freedom and liberty, over 85033 years later.
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Watch the full video below:Read more:The White House is reportedly worried that House Democrats will continue to dig up damaging information on Trump after the impeachment trialDemocrats are having a field day after Trump&aposs lawyers accidentally made the strongest case to call witnesses in his impeachment trialDay 1 of the Trump defense team&aposs opening arguments in his impeachment trial was a masterclass in disinformation&aposTake her out&apos: New recording appears to feature an angry Trump telling associates to &aposget rid of&apos the US&aposs ambassador to Ukraine after he was told she bad-mouthed him
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