So even if Chris Schaepe wasn't fingered by prosecutors, he was fingered by the media.
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In English, these two different groups are often referred to as "two-toed" or "three-toed," but in Spanish, they're called "two-fingered" or "three-fingered."
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Lang Lang's six-hour-a-day training certainly produced a fast-fingered fiend, but also, to many music-critics' ears, merely a fast-fingered fiend, more loud than lyrical.
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But Gotti had been fingered as the mastermind behind others.
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In exchange, he fingered Scott and Carpenter as the killers.
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Mr. Meyers said he rewatched "Freddy Got Fingered" on Wednesday.
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Many private sector security experts had fingered Moscow months ago.
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At one point, a band of common criminals was fingered.
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He took off the VICTIM's underwear and fingered her vagina.
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Every so often, he fingered the buds on the trees.
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"It's scary," he said, as he fingered a Tibetan rosary.
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Pacino struggles to wipe his brow with a three-fingered claw.
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We've learned much about Tillerson since he was fingered by Trump.
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Yet when the inquiry fingered him, Mrs May wasted no time.
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In this particular part of the cave are long-fingered bats.
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Disgusting, I thought, as I fingered the clasp of my penknife.
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Both rely heavily on a split-fingered fastball and sharp control.
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Here's a photo of me meeting the three-fingered sloth Duggar:
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Cops say the fingered him by his fingerprints at the scene.
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The feds fingered China as the culprit, but nothing else happened.
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As a former sticky-fingered teen, though, I'm glad you wrote.
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Investigators spoke with multiple witnesses -- and fingered Smith as the assailant.
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Apparently you rented the movie Freddy Got Fingered and never returned it.
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This sticky-fingered carb fan was dressed as a giant Heineken bottle.
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Radiation pressure from their internal heat was eventually fingered as the culprit.
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The beans, which grow in long green-fingered bunches, are harvested individually.
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Thanks for pulling us out of the baby-fingered phone ghetto Apple.
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Hallowed be their names that are immortalised in yellow, four-fingered form.
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Duffy fingered increased cattle inventories and fundamental factors for pressuring futures prices.
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Gone, it would seem, are the days of the inky-fingered wretch.
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An old kingpin known as "Tompolo" has been fingered as their leader.
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Yes's rapid-fingered keyboard solos will never sound the same to me.
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So, the answer to the clue "Klutzy" (16A) would be BUTTER FINGERED.
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It can help if whoever is being fingered takes some deep, slow breaths.
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Yet Mr Magdalena's claim to be a green-fingered Jesus has its merits.
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The Julian Castro campaign fingered the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI.
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It is a rogues' gallery, full of people fingered by state-capture inquiries.
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He lifts his hand in a three-fingered gesture associated with rap music.
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It's also already been fingered as the nexus of some real-life horror.
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Not all the places now embroiled in controversy had been fingered for preclearance.
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It described their experiences of being groped, kissed, even fingered through yoga tights.
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Eovaldi has had trouble with his split-fingered fastball in all three starts.
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Aladdin, a light-fingered scamp, befriends Jasmine, the sultan's daughter, in the bazaar.
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The three-fingered hands are hardly complex, at least in the physical sense.
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I don't mean the light-fingered thieves who try to grab your wallet.
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Parents can be nimble-fingered at pushing our buttons — because they installed them.
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"I probably 10-fingered it and gave it a baseball swing," Naegel said.
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At the time, E. coli was fingered as a likely suspect, triggering an investigation.
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Kaz Sasaki gave them four years of split-fingered goofiness in the ninth inning.
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GUTFELD: Well, it turns out I&aposve been fingered in a dozen unsolved murders.
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Oh, and Kelli gets fingered under the table, because she is me at 22.
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Remember the dude that fingered Kelli under the table a couple of episodes ago?
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Scherzer threw 35 of 54 pitches for strikes, mixing in some three-fingered fastballs.
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His own party has welcomed light-fingered defectors from the PDP into its ranks.
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In 2014 Newsweek, a business magazine, fingered Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto, an American engineer.
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He liked the ball, he said, turning one over in his long-fingered hands.
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Salzer fingered one of the cores of Methuselah, which were still on his desk.
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He fingered the posters—maps of places I'll probably never go—in my apartment.
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Nope, I'll take the personally corrupt short-fingered vulgarian, and won't apologize for it.
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A criminal contractor was among those fingered by the FBI for the Yahoo attack.
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Shoplifting focuses on the different items that are vulnerable to a light fingered thief.
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Editor Graydon Carter hit a nerve with Trump by calling him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in February of 1988, and the magazine used the insult repeatedly—Spy referred to Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian" eleven times in the ensuing eight years.
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Freddy Got Fingered is a 2001 comedy and box office flop starring comedian Tom Green.
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It feels very odd—you become invisible, but attached to this weird five-fingered object.
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Researchers have fingered two separate processes, says Andrew Coates, a heliophysicist at University College London.
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Its rules place the onus upon anyone fingered as a possible alien to prove otherwise.
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While Idaho is known for its strict marijuana laws, sticky-fingered passersby apparently didn't care.
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A de-fingered palm of a left hand teetered off a nearby pile of tires.
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So this is a poll of fat-fingered internet users, not of people in general.
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Like other Hoffman's two-fingered sloths, she also noshes on the occasional fruit or flower.
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Conservatives fear a world where the Republican Party remains imprisoned in his short-fingered grasp.
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This is a final middle-fingered salute to the young from the baby boomer generation.
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Calling him a flatulent baby-fingered, fear mongering, pachyderm-fucking racist charlatan is too charitable.
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For someone who is fat, short-fingered and strange-looking, he is obsessed with looks.
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Here, his dialecticians are Terry (Alexander Skarsgard) and Bob (Michael Peña), light-fingered Albuquerque detectives.
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Spy magazine, which pinned the phrase "short-fingered vulgarian" on Donald J. Trump, was born.
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The worst Ebola outbreak in history, however, came from a population of long-fingered bats.
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In "Le mécanicien," the four-fingered, mustachioed metal man's phallic arms and shoulders invite mockery.
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During Thailand's 2014 protests, it became illegal to give the Hunger Games' three-fingered salute.
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But unbeknownst to her, a photographer in the press pool had captured her single-fingered protest.
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Plenty of wealthy individuals and industry groups have been fingered on the non-transparent lobbying front.
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He fondled my breasts, ate me out, and fingered me all when it happened on screen.
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I'm not even mad about the light-fingered drum programming, and I usually hate drum machines.
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When asked which pitches were the most inconsistent, Girardi cited the split-fingered fastball and slider.
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Their pitchers walked 11 men; their fumble-fingered fielders dropped pickoff attempts and double-play balls.
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Brown-throated three-fingered sloths can be identified by the brightly colored patterns on their backs.
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Slightly concerning was Weidman's stiff fingered drives towards Mousasi's face which went overlooked by the referee.
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I, too, could partake, with aplomb, and bask in that aura of two-fingered bourbon gentility.
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Teams now demand rings so large that Jostens is trying to create a two-fingered ring.
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Fingered speech is perfect for the dialectologist who wants lots of data but is short of time.
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And just last year, North Korea was fingered for attacks on US companies operating industrial control systems.
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She fingered the heart necklace around a neck, a gift from her mother who had passed on.
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Only 33 agriculture-ministry officials were fingered by the police, out of a bureaucracy of some 11,000.
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The pair fingered Nunez and Jett as the stabbers, later getting probation in exchange for their testimony.
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But the feud over whether Trump is a "short-fingered vulgarian" has now lasted nearly 30 years.
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"I went in there expecting to get groped and fingered again," the patient said in an interview.
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Here's video of the foam-fingered interruption, shot from Trollstation's perspective and posted to its YouTube channel.
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The list of light-fingered leaders who feature in "The Despot's Guide to Wealth Management" is long.
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But unnamed American officials quickly fingered Iran or its proxies as the likely culprit, without presenting evidence.
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Hockey-masked stalkers, knife-fingered slashers and chianti-sipping cannibals have long prowled across pages and screens.
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Investigators soon fingered four suspects, but the FBI closed the case five years later without filing charges.
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Misspelled words are the bane of any fast-fingered texter, but they can have their upsides too.
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Of all the films to be handcuffed over, "Freddy Got Fingered" is arguably among the most awkward.
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The police approached and questioned him, and four witnesses eventually — and incorrectly — fingered him as the killer.
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Instead of the standard "We're No. 1!" finger, the Icelandic version is a two-fingered peace sign.
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Then Reacher meets a private detective who is trying to find the very same small-fingered woman.
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Girardi attributed Tanaka's troubles to inconsistency throughout the season with his split-fingered fastball and his slider.
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The slut from the farm"—while his men fingered their swords and gestured crudely, singing, "These men?
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Mr. Stuart and his band, the Fabulous Superlatives, jam their way through it with light-fingered aplomb.
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Aviation authorities have fingered the software as a leading factor in the Lion Air crash last October.
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Her sister had stories about Thelma, about her light-fingered ways that followed her from childhood into adulthood.
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In late 2001, Meyers allegedly rented a copy of the universally panned Tom Green film Freddy Got Fingered.
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Verstappen responded with another photograph of him sitting while Ricciardo and the children made two-fingered V signs.
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Many wonder whether the inquisition will move beyond the underlings in court to the politicians that Nalo fingered.
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Yamaha's jittery, sort of nervous, light-fingered funk is a perfect match for Joe Mount's sleek perfecto-pop.
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In case you forgot, the same friend that was notoriously fingered underneath a table is also an accountant.
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Smiling, he pats the black plastic lid and opens it to reveal a heap of well-fingered papers.
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Many Britons used the referendum as an excuse to deliver a one-fingered salute to their supposed betters.
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Ordinary Filipinos care more about their own poverty and about lower-level graft: sticky-fingered bureaucrats and policemen.
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Where else can you get fingered by a D list celebrity in the close-quarters of a winnebago?
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And so I think we were just amused by the idea of calling him a short-fingered vulgarian.
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Meanwhile, Clark fingered Cromartie as the shooter, although there was no physical evidence connecting him to the murder.
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Suited up, with her hands squeezed into three-fingered gloves, she is given a knotted rope to untie.
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It had fingered Gulen for purportedly masterminding a botched military coup in Turkey in the summer of 2016.
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Jacobia Grimes is accused of committing a crime that seems fitting for a sticky-fingered 8-year-old.
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" But as we got closer, he fingered the fabric and said dismissively, "Oh, that would wear really badly.
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PG&E has since warned it could face liability exceeding its insurance coverage if its equipment is fingered.
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As he spoke, he made his sausage-fingered hands walk across his desk, like nimble and graceful paws.
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Turns out, though, the possible sticky-fingered bandit had gotten away with way more than she originally thought.
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In addition to Perez and Baldetti, Supreme Court judge Douglas Rene Charchal has been fingered for possible involvement.
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Aviation authorities have fingered the software system as a leading factor in a Lion Air crash last October.
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His drum work in the studio was subtle and insistent, often resembling the clapping of fine-fingered hands.
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Use round radicchio di Chioggia (the most commonly available), long radicchio di Treviso or curly-fingered radicchio Tardivo.
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He grew up knowing Christopher Guest, the actor who played the film's signature villain, the six-fingered man.
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The story begins with his dad's best friend, Mr. Guest, who plays Count Rugen, the six-fingered man.
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If you're going to add any type of internal fingering, make sure the person being fingered is aroused first.
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If you get hit with a split-fingered fastball that backs up, I don't see any intent with that.
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No longer reserved for bohemians or nimble-fingered knitting groups, patchwork pieces will slot seamlessly into your summer wardrobe.
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This is done in order to ensure that participation is not limited only to insiders or the fast fingered.
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Almost every time after my girlfriend and I first started having sex, I would bleed after she fingered me.
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Their four-hour documentary fingered brother Burke Ramsey, no surprise to viewers of the first night of the program.
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The night of the wedding they wanted me to watch them fuck in the room while I fingered myself.
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And now that you know, you'll notice nothing but four-fingered pals every time you flip to a cartoon.
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Meanwhile, long-fingered river tributaries spread out in hyperlapse video, revealing an expansive natural vista with each passing second.
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She played with fleet-fingered footwork DJs in Chicago, Jersey Club producers in Texas, and loopy experimentalists in Arizona.
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At the second stop, the CEO tentatively fingered a five-spice tofu ssam wrap with a large, wrinkled hand.
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As mind-enhancing drugs go, cannabis has formed sticky-fingered relationships with more genres of music than any other.
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In recent years, America and its allies have fingered Russia, China and North Korea for conducting big cyber-attacks.
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When Tanaka is sharp, he throws about 30 percent fastballs and sprinkles in split-fingered fastballs, sliders and changeups.
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Protesters gave the three-fingered salute from the "Hunger Games" franchise that has become synonymous with Thailand's democratic struggle.
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That is, until Heather is murdered with the handgun Jill lent her, and she's fingered as the prime suspect.
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Aiman Ramdan, a camel trader, fingered his prayer beads as he watched the scenes of abuse with quiet disdain.
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Kuma fingered a loose, perforated canopy strung up by one of his students and discussed it briefly with him.
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James Meyers records his reaction to being arrested for failing to return his VHS rental of 'Freddy Got Fingered.
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"He caresses my behind with his long-fingered hands and I'm helpless," one woman reads, as her two friends giggle.
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Trump has famously been defensive of his hands since Spy magazine first called him a "short-fingered Vulgarian" in 1988.
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Coons once called Trump "a thin-skinned reality TV star" and "a Cheeto-faced short-fingered vulgarian," according to reports.
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Here's what we don't know ... there were drugs in the car, but we don't know why cops fingered the passenger.
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But as green-fingered hobbyists and the Green Goblin know in equal measure, it is unlikely to be so simple.
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And for all the problems they pose, they have yet to be fingered as the cause of an airline accident.
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Duggar is a specific kind of three-toed sloth known as a brown-throated three-fingered sloth, or 'Bradypus variegatus.
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In Chile, after the FBI and the Department of Justice fingered the regime, DINA was disbanded and Manuel Contreras retired.
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Mitt Romney got hit with that "racist" label, along with being fingered for supposed sexism and hatred for the poor.
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Russian bots, the NRA echo-chamber, and so-called alt-right media personalities have all been fingered as the perpetrators.
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For plant lovers and green-fingered millennials, Noughticulture is a newsletter about gardening as well as everyday sources of joy.
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As he alarms and exhausts, the Short-Fingered Vulgarian deserves this credit at least: We're all on our toes now.
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If someone can solve a Rubik's Cube, you might safely assume they are both nimble-fingered and good at puzzles.
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Investigators in Indonesia have fingered faulty data as a factor in the crash of a Lion Air jet last year.
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Instead, they fingered a "Trump discount" as market-positive aspects of the administration's agenda appeared to be missing in action.
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In fact, I have always been remarkably insensitive to the pleasures that many green-fingered folk find in their backyards.
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Or maybe a sign that in the digital future, digital work—in the five-fingered sense—will always be around?
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Colbert and his team have fingered Robert W. Rackstraw, a retired Army paratrooper, as the culprit, and they aren't the first.
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Your germy-fingered friend is in good company: About 17 percent of people don't wash their hands after using public toilets.
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But then he discovered Django Reinhart, whose masterful, two-fingered fretwork motivated him to find a way to overcome his injury.
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During a time when the three-fingered banjo style popularized by Earl Scruggs felt ubiquitous, Stanley played the older "clawhammer" style.
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In the 1990s, Canadian businessman Maurice Strong, active in environmental efforts at the U.N., was often fingered as a Canadian subversive.
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Or maybe he just fat-fingered his iPhone and accidentally smashed the like when he's not even supposed to be following.
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Some rooms were lined with leather, others had hand-painted wallpaper or tapestries made in French workshops by nimble-fingered Huguenots.
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The very-hip-at-the-time Spy magazine relentlessly trolled him as a "short-fingered vulgarian," and it truly bothered him.
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Image: APOver the weekend, our President-elect fingered South Carolina congressman Mick Mulvaney to lead the Office of Management and Budget.
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So there is good reason to make sure that the person using a taser to dispense justice is not trigger-fingered.
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"ExceedsImagination via Reddit "Getting fingered with my clothes mostly on, in public, preferably by several people (guys and girls) joining in.
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But its pair of arms, two-fingered grippers and accurate motor systems allow it to happily perform all kinds of manipulation.
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Introducing Gualicho shinyae, a 1,000-pound, bipedal theropod that featured a pair of short arms with two fingered claws on each.
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By the beginning of "Hostiles and Calamities," Sherry had fled, and Negan had fingered Dwight as her Daryl-freeing co-conspirator.
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I remember my friend telling me she got fingered by a very famous actor while watching The Killers at V Festival.
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Hermitage's lawyer, Sergei Magnitsky, exposed the alleged fraud — and was later jailed by the very investigators he fingered in the plot.
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To answer that, it might be wise to first look at the life of the short-fingered pianist behind the record.
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Gritty offered me his four-fingered hand, which squeaked clownishly; unsure of what to do, I gave it a little kiss.
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" Penn was referring to comments made about Trump by the satirical Spy magazine, which often called Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian.
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So, when we asked Eddie how he's getting along with Dana during Super Bowl week ... he had a 2-fingered response.
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Nothing has returned the bite to his split-fingered fastball, the dip to his slider or the command to his fastball.
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In one instance, she says he "grabbed her hips and fingered her" while she was looking for something in his office.
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He regularly flashes the Brotherhood's four-fingered solidarity sign, most recently upon his triumphant post-coup return to Istanbul on Friday.
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And Trump and the Mooch had fingered Priebus as a leaker, which bugs them, even though they themselves are leakers extraordinaire.
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Many flashed a four-fingered salute, known as the Rabia sign, that has become a symbol of support for Mr. Erdogan.
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Originally designed for logistics applications, AILA rolls around on six wheels, manipulating the world around it with two five fingered arms.
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"True Believers" has had a synth-strong makeover, replacing that straight-fingered piano with distorted keys and consuming those swirling vocals.
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Often rumored as the victim of an inter-gang dispute, some have even fingered hip hop mega moguls of ordering the deed.
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Fourteen years ago, Meyers failed to return his VHS copy of Freddy Got Fingered to J&J's video store in nearby Kannapolis.
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Not only have the CIA, the FBI, the ODNI and DHS fingered the Russians, many private cyber security researchers have as well.
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What irritates physicists most is that one of the forces—gravity—sticks out like a sore thumb on a four-fingered hand.
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In another piece, a semi-transparent, excessively fingered hand hangs upside down along a 98 x 34-inch length of aluminum foil.
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Now, Obama's environmental legacy has been thrown into question, as some of his most vociferous critics get fingered for top cabinet positions.
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Mam, Buddha-bald with inky eyes, wore a white button-down opened to an electric blue tanktop and fingered an unlit cigarette.
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A man in North Carolina has been arrested for not returning a VHS copy of the Tom Green movie Freddy Got Fingered.
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Carter last year said his description of the billionaire as a "short-fingered vulgarian" in Spy magazine sparked a decades-long feud.
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As one might assume given Wino's track record, this new track is classic Obsessed—low-slung grooves, light-fingered riffs, and all.
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And while she's not happy about the company's action, she says she doesn't regret her own one-fingered salute to the president.
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Related: Google was recently fingered by a US watchdog for spending millions funding academic research to to influence opinion and policy making.
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I visited the other morning, when sun spilled through windows between the ribs, dancing with the dust motes, splintering into fingered beams.
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"You're dealing with a tiny-fingered vulgarian who loves to tweet crazy things as his way of getting policy done," Penn said.
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Twenty-five years ago, Vanity Fair editor Grayson Carter called Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian," and to this day it rankles Trump.
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Almost suddenly it seems that technology's algorithmic instruments are being fingered as the source of big problems not just at-scale solutions.
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This hive demand, combined with the soaring price of honey, has created a golden opportunity for sticky-fingered criminals to cash in.
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I ended up kissing him in the club—actually, if I'm being really honest, he fingered me in the club as well.
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Let us rejoice in the pink-nosed, pink-fingered opossum, her silvery pouch full of babies, each no bigger than a honeybee.
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One day after a particularly bad haircut, Jerome fingered the slanted frontier that was now his hairline as they ate Chinese food.
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In 2015, the Ukrainians fingered Paul Manafort, but, ultimately, we do not know because of the amount of money pouring into Washington.
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" Another described how "recently while being fingered, I pictured a band of soft shapes that slightly mimicked a tuba, a clarinet, etc.
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Years later, when he moved back to Beijing for a short while, he began integrating his four-fingered hand into his work.
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In "The Case Against Sugar" he argues that dietary fat was fingered for decades as the perpetrator of obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
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The film in question, "Freddy Got Fingered," starring comedian Tom Green and actor Rip Torn, was a relatively new release at the time.
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Thomas Gottstein was only a few years ago fingered to lead a spinoff of the Swiss domestic business, which he has ably run.
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This is the same man that Olivia once ran away with to a secluded island, and he fingered her on a beach chair.
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" The exchange stems from an insult lobbed the editors of the now defunct Spy magazine years ago, calling Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian.
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From just the way Mickey swings along in his classic, trademark pose, one three-fingered gloved hand held on high, he is jiving.
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He's also got a sit-down with Vanity Fair editor Grayden Carter, who famously called him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in the 1980s.
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Their father, uncles and neighbors placed bets on them while their mamas and aunts fingered rosary beads, praying they would not get hurt.
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The Sanctuary offers guided tours and the opportunity to learn about the two and three-fingered sloths who reside in the beautiful oasis.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. The British weed industry has some unlikely new players taking charge of supply: green-fingered grandmothers.
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Masahiro Tanaka owns one of baseball's most devastating split-fingered fastballs, and Sonny Gray's array of pitches dip and dart in different directions.
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It's peopled by Wizards, the Forlorn, The Awkward, the Blinkers, the Spoon-Fingered, Agnostic Lispers, Stutterers of Prayer, the Flatulent, the Closet Weepers.
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The upper strings are fingered and bowed much like any fiddle, while the lower strings vibrate sympathetically and create a continuous, droning melody.
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Byrnes knows everyone in Osage and the surrounding areas, giving two-fingered waves as he rolls through the neighborhood in his white Ford.
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The company has been fingered by U.S. intelligence officials as a potential security risk to agencies and businesses that rely on its products.
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Their running backs broke long gains, their receivers made sticky-fingered Spiderman catches, and their defenders were like Visigoths stomping through the Seahawk gates.
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The next stop on my sexual memory lane was getting fingered for the first time, and thinking, No one told him what to do!
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Tall and physically commanding, fastidious in his attire, he often built to a crescendo of indignation, gesturing firmly with long-fingered, well-manicured hands.
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"She always believed in me," Silver said, her voice cracking with emotion as she fingered her mother's "hand of God" necklace around her neck.
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With Prince as foul-mouthed Moonee and Cotto as the new girl Jancey, we see the sticky-fingered expanses of their dire housing situation.
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On the end of the arm is a one-fingered hand attached, which can move more freely and is responsible for fine-motor tasks.
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" One of The Donald's oldest feuds is with Spy magazine, which in 1988 famously described the real estate mogul as a "short-fingered vulgarian.
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Another reason a slew of your favorite characters, like the Genie, Mushu the dragon, and Winnie-the-Pooh don't have five-fingered human hands?
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Anyway, we tried out various ones on Trump and none of them took, really, until 1988 when we called him a short-fingered vulgarian.
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Mike Needham, who has been behind many of the changes at Heritage over the last four years, has widely been fingered as the culprit.
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Hapless security guard Richard Jewell was fingered by law enforcement and, consequently, by the news media for the Atlanta Olympic Games bombing in 1996.
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It lays its triangular head on her collarbone, using its thin-fingered paws to squeeze milk from her left breast into its hairy snout.
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But Doty, who is suspected of actually pulling the trigger and was also arrested in November on an unrelated charge, was formally fingered Monday.
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"To dress classics up as a two fingered gesture to the establishment is a peculiarly modern display of genius," Ms. Armstrong wrote this year.
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Leaders of Brazil's largest state-owned company, its biggest construction firms, and political leaders from across the political spectrum have been fingered by prosecutors.
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In a Hanfu store in east Beijing on a recent weekend, newcomers and longtime customers fingered through racks of gowns, scarves, sashes and headdresses.
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Ms. Parks isn't about to let us off the hook, any more than five-fingered fate is going to relinquish its hold on Hester.
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In K.E. Semmel's melancholy translation, this alienated old man proves to be a more complete human being than any of his 10-fingered friends.
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Yes. But alcohol was not the one who stripped me, fingered me, had my head dragging against the ground, with me almost fully naked.
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Tanaka (6-2) struck out Ohtani on split-fingered fastballs for the final out of the first and for the second out of the sixth.
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The round-headed radicchio di Chioggia is the most readily available, but others, like the elongated Treviso and the curly fingered Tardivo, are increasingly popular.
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Just to drive him a little bit crazy, I took to referring to him as a "short-fingered vulgarian" in the pages of Spy magazine.
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If you have a lot of apps, dislike having to deal with grids, or just feel fat-fingered, that display may not serve you well.
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"David Warner will not be considered for team leadership positions in the future," CA said in the statement, having fingered him in developing the plot.
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Harrison Ford has been fingered for a crime he didn't commit, and cops are trying to find out who set him up ... TMZ has learned.
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Even in his role as member of a quartet, he's often turned loose, free to flit between beats with fleet-fingered flourishes, and colorful diversions.
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In a brilliant little detail, the accomplice is Nelson McClintock (Larry Sullivan), the "white supremacist" the FBI fingered for the shooting in the first place.
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Think of all the people who get diarrhea at music festivals and still wind up getting fingered in a pop-up tent (me, for starters).
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At a recent fashion shoot in downtown Manhattan, Ms. Pope fingered a rack of stretchy sweaters and skinny jeans in the latest washes and styles.
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Just to drive him a little bit crazy, I took to referring to him as a 'short-fingered vulgarian' in the pages of Spy magazine.
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But it also offers much that's unusual: giant rodents, a six-fingered villain, a prince who isn't worthy of marriage, and a servant who is.
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How else to explain the sheer number of poorly prepared or careless or sticky-fingered officials crammed into this careening clown-car of an administration?
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Through his bombastic rhetoric, Correa took aim at the country's business, political and media elites and fingered them as the origin of the country's problems.
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He had arrived in New York a decade earlier, a jug-eared, fleet-fingered teenage prodigy discovered by Dizzy Gillespie and nurtured by Art Blakey.
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There was a Christian fish, and right next to the fish was a Donald Trump sticker that displayed the "short-fingered vulgarian" yelling at Hillary Clinton.
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Carter once infamously called Trump "a short-fingered vulgarian" in a 1988 article in Spy magazine, an insult that apparently still haunts Trump to this day.
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A well meaning but butter-fingered tourist may have lost his phone, but an alligator somewhere in Louisiana is about to catch up on the tea.
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Even if mechanical failure is fingered as the cause of the crash, Trump is unlikely to pay a political price once the news cycle moves on.
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In a recent phone interview from jail, Rodriguez fingered Reigns -- along with Mark Wahlberg and Josh Duhamel -- as celebs who purchased 'roids from him using aliases.
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Season 2 saw her getting her period during a marathon, spilling the tea to Issa about Tasha, and getting fingered under the table at a diner.
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Ever since bitcoin's anonymous creation, numerous people have come forward claiming to be Nakamoto; online conspiracy theories and journalistic investigations have fingered one Satoshi after another.
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Fierce, slamming drums, elegant-fingered bass, irresistible saxophone blaze from Eric Leeds, and one great mother of a synthesizer hook knock you over with fabulous energy.
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It is little wonder why Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter had already conferred the ignoble title of "short-fingered vulgarian" on Trump over 25 years ago.
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Besides PiS's simmering anger at meddling foreigners, Witold Waszczykowski, the foreign minister, was also fingered, as it was he who requested the opinion of the commission.
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She fingered the wrong child as the bully, and proceeded to verbally torture that child's mother (Jane, played by a soft-spoken Shailene Woodley) for months.
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The 150g bespoke bars — which will be made to order — cost £14 ($17), compared to a standard 41.5g four-fingered KitKat which typically costs 65p ($0.80).
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The President himself has been indirectly fingered by New York prosecutors overseen by his own Justice Department of directing criminal attempts to subvert campaign finance laws.
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This lobster bisque embodies the taste of summer (crustaceans) and Canada (maple syrup), but lets you avoid all the dirty-fingered annoyance of a traditional boil.
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They're both completely obsessed with what makes a photo iconic, working together since 2005 to painstakingly recreate pictures like Tank Man and Nosferatu's long-fingered shadow.
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The insinuation that Washington had squandered an authentic peace chance infuriated American officials; the United Nations ambassador Arthur Goldberg fingered the "tendentious" Poles for the leak.
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Though it was equipped with a suction cup or a parallel gripper — a kind of two-fingered hand — it could reliably handle only so many items.
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After Hoffa's disappearance, which was right around the time that O'Brien came into the author's life, he was fingered as the chief suspect in Hoffa's murder.
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Orbán has fingered Soros (who is also a favorite villain of the American right) as the source of an international plot to destroy Hungary through migration.
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The DOJ attributed the attacks to APT 28, also known as Fancy Bear, the Kremlin-backed threat fingered in the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee.
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Also, getting fingered by a skeleton would probably feel the same as a pap smear, and I only get those every three years or if something's funky.
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As Eater wrote this week, the two men have been feuding since the '80s, when Carter referred to Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian" in Spy magazine.
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Until recently the culprits that were usually fingered were the obvious ones: emissions from coal-fired power plants, exhaust fumes from cars and dust from building sites.
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In the search for whom to blame for Donald Trump's successful takeover of the Republican Party, one group may get fingered more than any other: the media.
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It's acknowledging that people with tiny hands, like me and that tangerine piñata, exist and we deserve phones just like the rest of you willow-fingered assholes.
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From the report, Horowitz clearly believes that McCabe tried to avoid being fingered for the leak by repeatedly misleading investigators and even Comey, his boss, about it.
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The mainstream media (what's left of it) quickly fingered fake news as the monstrous crime that gave us a fake president—and Facebook as the getaway car.
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So if you're a woman who has read that guys secretly love prostate massage (Ed note: Guilty) and would be thrilled to be fingered, don't assume, ask.
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The album was accidentally uploaded to Tidal's servers earlier this evening, giving quick-fingered fans a chance to share the tracklist and full versions of every song.
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Police in Vaughan, Ontario have arrested a group of sticky-fingered crooks linked to a ring of stolen cars, drugs, and… everyone's favorite chocolate-hazelnut spread, Nutella.
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Story at a glance A bug-eyed, bat-eared Madagascan lemur called an aye-aye is now the world's only six-fingered primate, according to new research.
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"Just to drive him a little bit crazy, I took to referring to him as a 'short-fingered vulgarian' in the pages of Spy magazine," Carter wrote.
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But Matthew has come up with a totally new way to treat his condition: rave gloving, the art of using LED-fingered gloves to perform light shows.
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In my imaginary version of what sex would be like, I never fantasized about getting fingered so dryly that my right labia puffed up like a balloon.
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Matty's lobster bisque recipe embodies the taste of summer (crustaceans) and Canada (maple syrup), but lets you avoid all the lobster-fingered annoyance of a traditional boil.
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There are Kodak Instamatic cameras, which had to be loaded with film cartridges, a 1960s improvement over roll-film cameras that had long foiled fumble-fingered photographers.
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Soulquarians—the neo-soul rap collective made up of Erykah Badu, Questlove, Talib Kweli and D'Angelo, among others—have several green-fingered compositions in their catalog too.
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Most of those in the audience had qualified to compete at CubingUSA's nationals, too, alongside their fast-fingered heroes, over three summer days inside a convention center.
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In October 2010, four months after being falsely accused of stealing the headphones, Darboe was fingered for stealing a purse and was adjudicated as a youthful offender.
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I mean, at least this way you're probably not going to end up getting fingered by a man in a leather jacket who smells like Old Holborn.
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After foiling his ouster, Erdogan fingered U.S.-based moderate cleric Fethullah Gulen, and said he would formally request his extradition from the U.S. to face charges in Turkey.
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A six-fingered hand reached down over my bed, and as it grew closer, the pads of its fingers transformed into six bumblebees the size of large rocks.
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This robot isn't quite as fast, but it's ability to quickly solve a Rubik's Cube using just one three-fingered hand is an astonishing feat of artificial agility.
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That she does so while playing tangled leads and pretzel-fingered major seventh and minor seventh chords in constantly changing metres is a feat in and of itself.
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Now, with this week's revelation of a second hack—which has been fingered as the largest known data breach in history—her reticence is more conspicuous than ever.
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His hands Graydon Carter's description of Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian" in a 3793 Spy magazine article came back to haunt him during the 2379 presidential election.
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Independent analyses by both the University of California macroeconomist James Hamilton and the Bank of England have fingered weak demand as the chief cause of low oil prices.
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In Brazil the faithful seem tolerant of pastors who are light-fingered with their tithes; many see giving as a virtuous act, regardless of the money's ultimate destination.
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The prosaic truth was that they were albino black brothers from Truevine, Virginia, abducted sometime around 1899 by a six-fingered ticket-seller named James Herman "Candy" Shelton.
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The source of Rubio's comment refers back to a 1988 Spy magazine article that called Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian," perhaps insulting both his tongue and his manhood.
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I know you've told this story before, but I'm going to ask again: Who decided and why did you decide to name Donald Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian"?
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This state of affairs would seem to leave the Pacific open to wooing by a rival suitor, skilled at persuasion and the rosy-fingered arts of soft power.
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They could tell you how the skinny doctor reached out a yellow hand and lightly fingered Ah Yang's penis, then carefully and deftly inserted the wire into it.
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The latest make and model of alien, courtesy of Denis Villeneuve's science fiction drama / low-key philosophical treatise Arrival, resembles something between gigantic squids and seven-fingered hands.
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In her ruling, the judge basically dismisses the notion the cop who arrested Meek, Officer Graham, is really dirty because the fellow officer who fingered him isn't credible.
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I am on this massage table getting my asshole fingered because the world has made me feel undeserving of a finger in my asshole in the first place.
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Lee said that his former girlfriend had fingered him to the police because she was jealous of his new flame, and that the bloody coveralls were not his.
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It was a slider with the Dodgers, a changeup with the Marlins and a split-fingered fastball with the Yankees — but none of them developed with requisite consistency.
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Fleet-fingered with a bright and keen tone, he's not seen particularly often onstage in New York these days, so this one-night engagement provides a rare opportunity.
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When he says "Here," he places a pale and long-fingered hand on his heart; for "Eternity," the hand slides into the air, like a fluttering phantom dove.
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The LME responded with its own physically-settled contracts, but none traded — if you ignore the eight lots mistakenly registered by one fat-fingered trader in April 193.
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After the downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine by Russian-affiliated rebels in 2014, Russia's Ministry of Defense released doctored satellite images that falsely fingered Ukraine.
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Both Gone Girl and Girl on the Train present a missing woman, a man fingered for murder and characters who have a less-than-firm grip on the truth.
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The final costume, which Mr Jones wore each day on set and included webbed-fingered gloves, took him three hours and a good deal of help to squeeze into.
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The weaknesses in Latin American democracy stretch far wider than the trio Mr Bolton fingered, and the United States will not help strengthen it by bullying its southern neighbours.
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But a team from the University of Washington has built an incredibly dextrous five-fingered robotic hand and developed software that allows it to learn from its own experience.
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This version lovingly sees to all these details with what you imagine are cold, nervous, thin-fingered hands … possibly long-nailed, ink-stained and emerging from frayed black sleeves.
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I knew I liked it when my partners fingered my butt, so I ended up buying an "anal training kit," complete with three butt plugs that increased in size.
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The bread served shortly after you sit down is often culled from the uneaten leftovers of the sticky-fingered children crawling over their parents a few tables away. Shocked?
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Andersen also has experience with comedy — in the 1980s, he served as a founding editor of Spy magazine, which called Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian," according to the Times.
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During the federal investigation, forensic anthropologists had fingered him as being one of the "three tramps" arrested by Dallas PD on the same day as shooting of the president.
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Cris Carter had a private 1-on-1 training session with Odell Beckham Jr. -- and told the NY Giants superstar the 5-fingered secret to dominating in the NFL.
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And while my adolescent peers got inexpertly fingered by boys who smelled of semen, I'd imagine I was dancing with my one true love and future boyfriend: Justin Timberlake.
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Subsequent intelligence gained from a pilot involved in trafficking the shipment showed the team had fingered the right location, thereby confirming the value of their new drug-hunting technique.
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But even the short-fingered vulgarian apparently has limits on how far he'll go: Trump initially tweeted that Cruz "illegaly stole" the caucus, but that missive was promptly deleted.
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When he menacingly read out the names of more than 150 officials deemed connected to the drug trade, at least two of those whom he fingered were already dead.
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Other politicians are fingered in the "Panama Papers", including in Mr Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party, or PTI, but they have not been pursued with the same relish.
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Zimmerman's shadowy unnamed sources—whom Herbert and others have been unable to identify—fingered a man who had nothing to do with the terror attack and upended his life.
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I could have gotten fingered for years if I would've known that there was a girl out there on TV who said it's okay to have a long labia.
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He'd cut off his own pinkie finger while pleading for justice, and now he used his four-and-a-half fingered hand to wave his phone at the group.
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They just want to go to the nearest house party they have been invited to on a Saturday night and get really, really drunk and then fingered by Dracula.
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The way the chords are placed on the keys (flat-fingered on the black notes) is not so much a vision of reflections, whether trees, clouds or water lilies.
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Vanity Fair: Glossy monthly that has long been a thorn in Mr. Trump's side; its recently retired editor, Graydon Carter, coined the epithet "short-fingered vulgarian" for the president.
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Whatever the rationale, Tanaka rewarded Girardi's faith with a brilliant performance, using his fastball and slider to set up a devastating split-fingered fastball, which he leaned on heavily.
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Both "Girl on the Train" and "Gone Girl" present a missing woman, a man fingered for murder and characters who have a less-than-firm grip on the truth.
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Neighborhoods which bus their teenage students to pro-life marches aren't doing much to encourage us all to think for ourselves, but neither are twitchy fingered social justice warriors.
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At the trial of Emmett Till's murderers, he defied a judge's no-cameras order and got off one quick, sharp frame as an accuser fingered one of the killers.
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Anja Schneider's Mobilee takes the win on Wednesday at new venue Martina Beach Club with cohorts Josh Wink, Nick Curly, RE.YOU, and the fab-fingered Rodriguez Jr. providing support.
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Watch: VICE Meets Tom Green When James Meyers rented Freddy Got Fingered, arguably the most underrated film of all time, he never expected it would lead to his arrest.
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Think of all the bizarre feuds Trump has gotten himself into: Ghazala Khan, random fire marshals, a woman with a baby at his rally, the "short-fingered vulgarian" incident.
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I was taking long showers that involved much self-care, paying $30 for cycling class, and dining at hip new restaurants where parents dare not bring their slimy-fingered kin.
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Russia, China, and North Korea have all been fingered publicly as culprits by a variety of sources—though, as in virtually every cyberattack, attribution remains nearly impossible to lock down.
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All O'Donnell had to do, really, was call Trump a short-fingered vulgarian and she would have hit every square on the "how to piss off Donald Trump" bingo card.
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The presidential election presented a stark choice, between the first woman president and a "short-fingered vulgarian" with a long history of saying—and doing—openly racist and sexist things.
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They constitute an invisible society: the bums, the elderly, the unemployed, the nannies "wearing boubous on this freezing winter day," the restless babies and their sniffling, purple-fingered older siblings.
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One 13-year-old recruit stepped across the ceremonial bridge, recited the Scout Law and swore the Boy Scouts of America oath, right hand lifted into the three-fingered salute.
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Nestlé, which makes the candy bar outside the United States, could lose exclusive rights in the European Union to its four-fingered shape, the region's highest court ruled on Wednesday.
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Despite the robot's five-fingered hands, chest-mounted screen and responsive eyes, Pepper can't do much with its body beyond gesture with its arms and roll around on the floor.
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But since that slogan remains unused, it is there for the taking by the New York State Legislature, which has had plenty of its sticky-fingered members sent to prison.
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A man named Clarens Desrouleaux has since claimed he was the one wrongly fingered for the two burglaries in a federal lawsuit filed against Biscayne Park, Atesiano, Dayoub and Ravelo.
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Suzi was eager to help them, but they ultimately fingered through the racks and snapped a few pictures (something that is not allowed) before walking back out into the street.
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The mordant (if all too true) tale of gay men enjoying themselves to death made way for the (all too true) AIDS-era tale of gay men fingered randomly by death.
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" It's not human nature, it's what they made you," Isabel coos on the album's title-track, offering open arms to "The Witch"—a typically knobbly-fingered, haggard and vilified female figure.
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The size of his hands have been a notorious sticking point for the president, dating back to 1988 when journalist Graydon Carter called him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in Spy magazine.
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It also means that titles like Fortnite will be fingered as culprits in narratives around an erosion of culture and well-being (although this is largely driven by misinformed industry critics).
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The fleet-fingered California producer draws through lines between footwork, hardstyle, and trap, with the unpretentious approach of someone who grew up on the web, and has every sound within reach.
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What is Christmas, after all, but minuscule moments of fleeting pleasure, tinged with nausea, all wrapped up within a gaudy foil pretence at goodwill before a miasma of sticky fingered greed?
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Nicole and her lawyer, Lisa Bloom, recounted abuse during the filming of "Charles in Charge," claiming Baio fingered her when she was 14 and ultimately had sex with her at 17.
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The president-elect took to Twitter Thursday morning to blast the journalist who notably once referred to Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian" in the pages of now-defunct Spy magazine.
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Instead, the theory goes, the auction was Russia's way of warning the U.S. that if Washington fingered Moscow in the Democratic National Convention hacks, Moscow could reveal U.S. secrets as well.
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Later in life, I began to grasp the dangerous playfulness of Czech, the wit and charm it inspires in the light-fingered, and the boorishness it draws from the ham-fisted.
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"Saltriovenator predates the massive meat-eating dinosaurs by over 25 million years and sheds light on the evolution of the three-fingered hand of birds," Dal Sasso said in a statement.
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Square Feet 23 Photos View Slide Show ' ATHENS — Along a busy thoroughfare in the coastal neighborhood of Kallithea, Alekos Niras fingered worry beads, awaiting customers who were fewer and farther between.
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Lack of investment in infrastructure has also been fingered as a culprit, along with increasing inequality that distributes money lopsidedly toward the high-saving rich rather than the lower-saving poor.
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" One day, creatures made of Duplo (Lego for younger and more fumble-fingered users, with a heavy emphasis on pink) approach with a terrifying vow: "We are here to destwoy you.
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Check "Spicy Boyfriend" below, or for even more baffling work, peep a performance video of the track too, in which Wasabi does an impossibly fleet-fingered dance across a midi controller.
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That animal was a greater long-fingered bat, from the species Miniopterus inflatus, a furry beast the size of a small mouse, weighing half an ounce, with a 12-inch wingspan.
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The Apple C.E.O., Tim Cook, paid tribute, his voice cracking with emotion, Mr. Jobs's steeple-fingered image looming as big onstage as Big Brother's face in the classic Macintosh "1984" commercial.
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Played with panache by the pianist Melinda Lee Masur and the Verona Quartet the final movement became a delicious sticky-fingered fairground dance, a gaudy, virtuosic whirl spun from stolen time.
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But showing sharp downward movement on his outpitch, the split-fingered fastball, Tanaka kept the Twins in the ballpark, allowing his only run on a Brian Dozier single in the fifth.
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Clinton has fingered local telecom monopolies for high internet prices, and said she would fight industry consolidation by beefing up antitrust regulation from the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission.
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Some people say handjobs are out of style, but I sure enjoy being fingered; handjobs are just a part of the "treat others the way you'd like the be treated" principle.
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Palm readers, for one, have a host of stereotypes about short-fingered people: They're impulsive, stubborn, unconcerned with detail, prone to jumping to conclusions, and interested above all in doing big things.
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Long after pundits predicted his demise, the short-fingered vulgarian is leading nationally as well as in Iowa and New Hampshire, even though he's inspired a lot of animosity along the way.
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The troubled relationship between Gulen's movement and Erdogan and the AKP he founded burst into the open with a corruption scandal in late December 2013 that fingered members of Erdogan's inner circle.
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Indian police records suggest that on average more than 150 less lucky women die every year for the same reason that Ms Sen was locked away: being fingered as a dayan (witch).
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On July 25, Europe&aposs highest court ruled that the four-fingered shape of the wafer-filled chocolate bar did not merit protected status in the European Union (EU), The Guardian reports.
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"Alcohol was not the one who stripped me, fingered me, had my head dragging against the ground, with me almost fully naked," Emily Doe wrote in a victim's statement that went viral.
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Former Louisville basketball star Kevin Ware is standing up for Rick Pitino amid his suspected involvement in the NCAA recruiting sting ... saying his ex-coach is being unfairly fingered by the feds.
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In the '80s, Eater reports, Carter began referring to Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian" in SPY magazine, and kept up the epithets when he moved to Vanity Fair in the '90s.
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However, in order to realize his plan, he must rely on the financial clout of Uncle Pang, a shady, nine-fingered fixer, and obtain the consent of the family matriarch, Feng Fei.
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LONDON — Fast Eddie Clarke, the quick-fingered hard-rock guitarist who was the last remaining member of the British band Motörhead's best-known lineup, died on Wednesday night in a hospital here.
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It's normal for hotly anticipated movie trailers to premiere during the Super Bowl, and prognosticators had fingered the trailer for the upcoming Cloverfield movie as one of this year's many possible offerings.
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And in those media they put what they would say in speech into text, in a new mode of communication that John McWhorter of Columbia University has come to describe as "fingered speech".
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Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter originated the meme that Trump has tiny hands back in 1988 by calling him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in Spy magazine, a claim that got under Trump's skin.
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In a class action suit, also filed Monday in Los Angeles, USC law school graduate Lucy Chi said Tyndall fingered her to loosen up her vaginal muscles before he used a medical device.
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Instead of having to use two-fingered on-screen pinch gestures to zoom in on a map, users could simply bend the corner of the case's cover forward or back for quicker navigation.
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He was convicted even though nothing tied him to the crime or the victims, and the one person who fingered him was a woman convicted of a similar crime with a different man.
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Lifetime subscription to Password Boss Premium — $16.99 See Details Protect your digital information from sticky-fingered hackers with the help of Sticky Password Premium, an award-winning password manager and form-filling service.
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Conversely, when a secret is known only by a very few, each one of those in the know feels a greater reluctance to leak because the risk of being fingered is much higher.
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Spy famously referred to Donald Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian" as far back as 1988, and its relaunch this morning features a fake ad for "vulgicene," a cure for small hands syndrome.
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It's easy to get caught up in the hunt, the endless dusty fingered pursuit of rare or otherwise unturned treasured buried in the bins of record stores in hidden corners of mega metropolises.
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With a set of teeth that never stop growing, like a rodent, the six-fingered nocturne bites a hole in the wood and uses the same freaky finger to pick out the bugs.
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But the right-hander, rediscovering his split-fingered fastball and mixing it with his fastball and slider, kept Boston at bay on Saturday, allowing just three hits and a walk in five innings.
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A fist, a closed wage, a foot, a pride, a dilated eye, a room adjacent, a womb open to a fingered treatise and through the slit in the curtain we can almost vote.
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Since then, heel striking has been fingered in a large number of running injuries because it sends a dangerously large jolt up through your skeleton that can damage bones and joints over time.
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The second baseman with the golden bat turned fumble-fingered; the staff ace became hittable in his moment of redemptive glory; the alchemist manager mixed the wrong potions and mistimed the summoning of relievers.
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To maneuver the device's interface, you can use an internal voice control system that's separate from Alexa, or you can use a series of multi-fingered swipes on the right side of glasses frame.
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The size of Trump's hands has been a subject of mockery since Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair, first mocked the president by referring to him as a "short fingered vulgarian" in Spy magazine.
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"It took her so long to get one, I think he felt she deserved two," Patsy Lynn Russell said as she fingered the two identical bands, each studded with a row of small diamonds.
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Last year, the court ruled that Nestle's request to trademark the shape of its four-fingered Kit Kat bar in Britain did not comply with EU law, supporting a complaint by rival Mondelez International.
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On a recent episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, the host of WNYC's Studio 360, Kurt Andersen, talked about labeling Donald Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian" at the magazine he co-founded, Spy.
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The humorous quips about Trump's alleged tiny digits spans decades, all the way back to when Spy Magazine relentlessly took shots at the real estate developer, calling him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in 1988.
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OSAKA, Japan — Barely a week ago, he was in theory a marked man, fingered by the United Nations as the probable mastermind behind one of the most grisly and sensational murders of recent years.
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Judge hit his fifth homer of the season when he lifted a 20-21 split-fingered fastball from former Yankee Tyler Clippard into the left field seats, giving the Yankees a 103-210 lead.
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Designed to handle scenarios where long operating hours might lead to a robot overheating and its performance degrading, this three-fingered gripper stays cool by borrowing one of humanity's greatest attributes: our sweat glands.
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It can give directions or help figure out the price of something, but it can't grab an item off the shelf — despite having five-fingered hands and packing 20 motors throughout its short frame.
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On the road, their numbers have ranged from about 5,000 up to 20,000, and a cordon of police has chased off cars that occasionally slow to hurl insults or flash Mr Erdogan's four-fingered salute.
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Waiting just a couple minutes before claiming a Lightning deal on some models was oftentimes too late; only the quickest-fingered shoppers, credit cards at the ready, managed to walk away with a new display.
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The posts came just as U.S. intelligence agencies met with the president-elect on Friday, and issued a report that fingered Vladimir Putin as having personally directed cyber attacks that influenced the general election vote.
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But the gnome appears to be too heavy for the green-fingered thief and he can then be seen toppling head first through a neighbour&aposs trellis fence as he tries to flee the scene.
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In the attached screenshot Google's staff fingered the middle finger emoji as the reason for blocking the update: "We never thought a simple emoji is meant to be 12+," ThingThing CEO Olivier Plante tells us.
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Hindu-nationalist groups, allied local politicians and a think-tank in Pune run by ex-army officers have all fingered leftist activists, who they claim sought to use the event to stir anti-government feelings.
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Goldblum, a jazz pianist (of course!), embodies the cliche of the lithe-fingered musician: In interviews, and in character, his hands flutter, settling and taking flight like hummingbirds as he delivers his deceptively rambling stories.
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One of the first times I ever went to a gay bar, a place in Washington, DC, a man stuck his hands down my pants and fingered me without my consent on the dance floor.
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You watch this tiny 720p laser projector in action, and even when it bugs out and doesn't immediately respond to your every fat fingered press it's still so neat you're almost inclined to not care.
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He fingered her a little, very softly, and she bit her lip and put on a show for him, but then he poked her too hard and she flinched, and he jerked his hand away.
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Although the two incidents aren't quite the same, the failure of Canada's shiny new alert system recalls the time a false ballistic missile alert was fat-fingered direct to the phones of everybody in Hawaii.
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But they didn't, and so the Republican Party, a sizable percentage of which not only doesn't want Trump as its standard bearer, but actively and vocally loathes him, is stuck with the short-fingered vulgarian.
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" K., 51, media executive in Brooklyn"At a previous company I worked for, my boss was the blustery, moody, fat-fingered bully who loved me when he hired me but then came to hate me.
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Good news for green-fingered smokers, then, that the United Kingdom Cannabis Social Clubs (UKCSC) has recently launched a system that, in theory, would help you battle a court case if your grow was busted.
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In her videos, Grimes has been a sword-wielding warrior, a comic book superheroine, an angel, a schoolgirl, a blood-drenched 18th-century aristocrat and an assortment of spiky-outfitted, talon-fingered sci-fi fashionistas.
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His "Rosy-Fingered Dawn at Louse Point" was the first of his paintings to be acquired by a European museum, and his "Door to the River" is now in the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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In a video posted by Daily Mail that's accrued over 30 million views, two children are caught red-handed — or should we say butter-fingered— and try their best to explain the situation to their mother.
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Anselm Kiefer's response has been to shoulder — and perhaps even to show off, as a means of absolution — the burden of the great German tragedy, in canvases large enough to crush any delicate-fingered string quartet.
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Its repertoire spanned slow, plaintive, burnished instrumental melodies; somber traditional songs and quick-fingered, breakneck dance tunes that had the cellist twirling onstage and the audience happily clapping and stamping as if sharing a Cretan hoedown.
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Fusing technology, art and communication, the app is designed to be "a mobile communication tool as much as a mobile drawing tool," and the ability to share your drawing is only a two-fingered tap away.
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Mr Cohen's plea does not obligate him to co-operate with Robert Mueller's investigation, but neither does it bar him from doing so—and his allocution, in which he fingered Mr Trump, is itself co-operative.
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Add the remaining marinade, perhaps with a splash of water to thin it, to make a sauce, let it heat through, then garnish it all with sliced scallions and a two-fingered pinch of sesame seeds.
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Trump also took heat for calling on Russia last week to release deleted emails from Clinton if they had obtained them in a hack of the Democratic National Committee, which US officials have fingered Moscow for.
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There's the part-invisible fight scene between Major and the runaway driver in ankle-deep water, the many fingered typist in the van, and the lengthy chase scene as the trucks swerve around streets of squalor.
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The two both appeared in Freddy Got Fingered, and she said that whenever you go to a restaurant with him, you'll inevitably hear people at other tables whispering about him and what they've seen him in.
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But Mr. Gibbons was more furious with Mr. O'Connor, who he felt had fingered the other men in the scheme and kept most of the Brink's cash, Ms. Gibbons, a construction executive in New York, said.
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Lazarus has been fingered in a string of digital bank robberies conducted by hacking one bank and requesting massive cash transfers from another over the SWIFT banking transactions system that financial institutions use to move money.
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If you've been to a rave, you've seen the mind-bending displays put on by the quick-fingered types that make up crews like PM, and Michael and his friends became some of the best around.
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Sure enough, Wellick fingered Trenton and Mobley to the F.B.I., setting up the old tense crosscutting-between-two-timelines trick that ended with them starring in an incriminating suicide pact scenario, complete with an Iranian flag.
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But when Miss Nightingale discovers that the boy is a furtive thief, light-fingered and deft, making away each week with another small treasure, the whole of her history, and its loyalties and loves, flies apart.
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And as he observed the climactic scene, in which Inigo Montoya plunges his saber into the stomach of the six-fingered man, the shastri Ethan Nichtern could only look down and shake his head in disapproval.
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He suggests in the vid it was done by someone he let get too close to him, which syncs up with what cops told us -- that one of Kelly's associates, Alfonso Walker, was fingered as the mastermind.
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But no autopsy was ever performed on the Doors frontman, and in 2014, Marianne Faithful fingered late drug dealer Jean de Breiteuil as the man behind Morrison's death, administering a too-strong dose of heroin to Morrison.
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Well-meaning liberal uncles worldwide chatter "haha so true!" while retweeting whatever quick-fingered laughmaster managed to get the first response to a Trump tweet calling him a "sentient dumpster fire" or some other instantly overused insult.
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Food multinational Nestle has been trying since 2002 to establish a European trademark for their KitKat chocolate snack, but European Union judges ruled on Wednesday that their four-fingered shape is not distinctive enough to be trademarked.
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The famous "exit pursued by a bear" scene serves as the hinge between the two theatrical worlds, and we now spend an hour or so with the requisite rubes, light-fingered scalawags, misallied lovers and sheepshearing hoydens.
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Mr. Erdogan apparently flashed a four-fingered Muslim Brotherhood salute in central Berlin and demanded the extradition of 69 Turkish exiles in Germany, among them journalists and lawyers investigating Mr. Erdogan's government and risking prison at home.
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This afternoon, in a basement lab at a Veterans Administration hospital, the wires are hooked up directly to a prosthetic hand—plastic, flesh-colored, five-fingered, and articulated—that is affixed to what remains of his arm.
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A secretary would not have sent the letter looking the way it did: Three words were marked out with X's, the way fumble-fingered typists fixed mistakes when they did not bother to retype an entire page.
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It was impossible not to feel insignificant with them constantly in the background: the Cascades of Central Oregon — the Three Sisters, Mount Jefferson, Mount Washington, Broken Top, Three Fingered Jack — with their glacial caps and jagged edges.
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The idea of re-doing the film for a modern audience was quickly criticized on social media by stars like Jamie Lee Curtis, who married Christopher Guest, who plays Count Rugen, the six-fingered man, in 23.
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Then, the new administration must limit emissions from oil refineries and clean up such heavily polluting industrial processes as the manufacture of cement, which alone has been fingered as a source of fully 5% of carbon dioxide emissions.
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But his theft was a betrayal, too — of the workplace and all the employees who didn't avail themselves of a five-fingered bonus — and alerting him to the investigation would, as you feared, have betrayed your boss's trust.
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Despite her efforts to qualm the riot and seek justice for her friend Poussey, Tasha "Taystee" Jefferson (Danielle Brooks) is fingered as the culprit for Piscatella's death and unfortunately ends Season 6 with a second-degree murder conviction.
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Mihail Gofman, a senior Moldovan law enforcement whistle blower, who is cooperating with the US Government investigation, has fingered him as the pivotal figure in the sordid story of the Moldovan oligarchic state capture, including the bank heist.
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Now, short-fingered came from the fact that my co-editor had profiled Trump a couple years before we started Spy, and remarked at the time what short fingers this guy had, this 6-foot-2 guy had.
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Then, a local costume shop fingered Keen as the woman who had come in to purchase a clown costume just two days before the murder—one that resembled what the killer wore down to the bright orange wig.
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The participants, who were all sophomores, overwhelmingly agreed that they could share more personal information—ranging from their innocent love of Taylor Swift music to their desire to be fingered during sex—with their "bros" than their girlfriends.
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" The critic Jon Pareles wrote of "Father of the Bride" in The New York Times: "It's full of light-fingered guitars, perky tempos, winsome vocals and sunny, major-key choruses laced with poppy la-las and ooh-oohs.
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Knox later said she fingered Lumumba for the crime because police "threatened" her and she was under severe mental strain after many hours of interrogation, which prompted the police officers who conducted questioning to sue her for slander.
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We know that Huell has done something agile-fingered when he bumps into Chuck on a stairwell during a hearing time out, but only at the very end of the show do we learn what that something is.
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While it all began in the 1980s when then Spy Magazine's Graydon Carter and Kurt Andersen referred to Trump as a "short-fingered vulgarian," Trump's concern with his hand size extended all the way into the 2016 campaign.
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In the itchy-Twitter-fingered persona of Mr. Trump and the dire messaging of his campaign guru, Stephen K. Bannon, it sent the message that all bets were off, and norms and institutions were made to be smashed.
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Dropping it into her wicker basket, she heads to her second vegetable plot, this one full of chicory, mint, San Marzano tomatoes and long-fingered zucchini plants — their sunny blossoms in full glory after the earlier morning rain.
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Dance music was for bald blokes in anoraks and the kind of lads at school I resented because they were the kind of lads who'd fingered girls at an age where I'd never even touched a girl's hand.
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Though his career has been shrouded in controversy ever since, most notably being (falsely) fingered as a cause of The Columbine School Massacre of 1999 by right-wing pundits, Manson would go on to release seven more studio albums.
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The facial recognition security tech was the whiz-bang feature that caught everybody's eye during the Tim Cook and friends keynote—and later it was repeatedly fingered as the culprit behind the long-rumored iPhone X shortages and delays.
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Letter of Recommendation Lurking on my phone is an app I didn't put there, one I wouldn't have touched were it not for a few glasses of wine and a pointer-fingered dare from an insolent friend named Jeff.
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The short fingered vulgarian bashed Clinton and Bloomberg, and went so far as to chastise four-star Marine general John Allen who, in his DNC speech Thursday, questioned whether Trump had what it took to become Commander in Chief.
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Ali winds up telling Leslie about how she accidentally fingered a fellow grad student, mostly as a way to see if Leslie would be jealous — which she's not — but it opens up a conversation about them being more exclusive.
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In fact, Felix has held onto and slowly whittled away at his own records for the Professor since 2009, when he wrestled the title away from the comparatively molasses-fingered Dan Cohen, who clocked 1:07.25 as his best.
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From the Jungle Cruise skippers hoping to show you the Eighth Wonder of the World to friendly churro vendors letting you know the quickest way to Peter Pan's Flight, park guests will always get a two fingered point. Why?
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It's not been an easy road, but founding guitarist, the lightning-fingered Brian Tatler, is as excited about releasing their eponymous album after 281 years as he was when he was hand-signing those white labels way back when.
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After Giuliani hit send on the aforementioned loose-fingered texts, full of grievance over the way Manafort had been brought low, the president's lawyer sent me another shorter—and more grammatically challenged—text message, hinting at things to come.
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True crime allows for more uncertainty—sometimes the wrong man is fingered—but the sight of a perpetrator being hustled off in handcuffs remains satisfying, because we knew it was coming, and because it signals the deliverance of justice.
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It's no easy feat to be the most thin-skinned man in American politics these days, especially given that the country is run by a short-fingered vulgarian who compulsively tweets about every real and perceived slight against him.
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The treatment feels amazing; after a stint in a sauna, you stretch out on your back, then your belly, as a strong-fingered woman in a bikini coats you in warm bubbles and kneads away with massage-like pressure.
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The ostensible villains of Trump's speech: the transnational criminal gang MS-13, which started in California but has taken root in El Salvador and whose members have been fingered in a string of high-profile killings in Long Island.
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The mudokons, a four-fingered species of green and blue humanoids who love to fart and laugh, were captured by the Glukkons and their machine gun-wielding Slig underlings to provide the basic manual labor of running the factory.
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But as researchers from the University of Tokyo's Ishikawa Senoo Lab demonstrate—with the assistance of a high-speed camera monitoring the subtle movements—this agile three-fingered hand can manipulate and reposition Rubik's fiendish puzzle cube with impressive dexterity.
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"It's a case of managing the courts as and when they come back all the way through winter and spring," Stubley, working at his 23rd Wimbledon and sixth as head groundsman since the green-fingered Eddie Seward signed off in 2012.
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So here he was sticky-fingered in Beijing, working like a snail, when inside he was jumping round like the Monkey King, able to fly 22,000km in one somersault, do magic with every hair of his body, and freeze demons.
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He begins each day answering queries from green-fingered fans on his website, and his 430,000 followers on Facebook, often helped by one of his six grandchildren as they sort out his mailbox, respond to messages and keep the website updated.
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Graydon Carter's long-running feud with the "short-fingered vulgarian", as he so pithily put it, recently resurfaced in the pages of Vanity Fair, where a waiter at the Trump Grill was quoted discussing the size of his bosses' digits.
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In fact LA duo Woolf and the Wondershow specialize in a kind of zingy pop laden with strings and synths, skippy beats and soaring toplines, the occasional harpsichord and a whistle line ("Talking to the Mirror"—about a light fingered lady).
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Toxic, indiscriminate, cell-killing drugs have given way to nimbler, finer-fingered molecules that can activate or deactivate complex pathways in cells, cut off growth factors, accelerate or decelerate the immune response or choke the supply of nutrients and oxygen.
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Now, with the investigation finally complete, Italian paleontologists say the fossils discovered in 1996 by an amateur fossilist, Angelo Zanella, are from a new species of dinosaur with four-fingered hands that offer clues to how modern bird wings evolved.
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Post-fight Antics Spoil Brooks Win for Brazilian 'Cowboy' Boos rang around the Moda Center as Alex Oliveira threw a crotch slap and then a one-fingered salute at Will Brooks following his third round TKO victory over former Bellator champion.
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Who was in the room: Conde Nast Artistic Director and Vogue EIC Anna Wintour, Vanity Fair EIC Graydon Carter, who coined the term "short-fingered vulgarian" in Spy Magazine, New Yorker Editor David Remnick, Kellyanne Conway, Hope Hicks, and Michael Flynn.
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Boone noted that Tanaka did not have his best split-fingered fastball, but that he used a savvy combination of pitches, mixing in his slider and even his curve at times, to work efficiently through the Blue Jays batting order.
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As is the case throughout Hayes's work, "To Float in the Space Between" is a meditation on family; from the first, Hayes has fingered the grain of black families, whether linked by blood or duty or sexual tension or aesthetic kinship.
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The newsletter, Mr. Carter said, is "designed to live in a Trump-free world" (he has been an antagonist of the president since the 1980s, when Spy magazine, which Mr. Carter co-founded, branded Mr. Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian").
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Breitbart News, indeed, is fingered by most people as "Alt-right" HQ: Ex-Breitbarters who walked out earlier this year over the site's wholesale embrace of Trump like to argue that Andrew Breitbart himself would be disgusted at what his baby has become.
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Paleontologist Peter Makovicky, curator of dinosaurs at the Field Museum in Chicago, said Gualicho's short, two-fingered forelimbs strongly resembled those of some members of a theropod group called tyrannosaurs including T. rex, even though Gualicho was only distantly related to them.
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Oliver hit him pretty much everywhere: for being a liar, for being a racist, for being a fraud, for being a flip-flopper, for being a short-fingered vulgarian, for being thin-skinned, for being corrupt—for being Donald Trump, in other words.
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The staggering value of digital stuff is thus fingered as an irresistible, manipulative force also sucking in bright minds to work at data firms like Cambridge Analytica — even at the expense of their own claimed political allegiances, in the conflicted case of Kaiser.
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Bruining assures me that the automation isn't because he has a passionate hatred for designers, but because he wants to be able to offer the books to his customers faster than even the most dizzy-fingered of designers is able to accomplish.
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Most recently, Trump called Carter "sloppy" in a tweet after the editor revealed that the presidential hopeful has been sending the editor pictures of his hands for decades in an effort to disprove Carter's claim that Trump is a "short-fingered vulgarian."
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I watched as a man leaned back on a platform and fingered his lady, the smoke circling them making it appear as though they were in a war zone, and thanked God I, in a literal sense, am too old for this shit.
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Consider aspartame as a case study: The artificial sweetener used in Wrigley gum, Coke Zero, and a host of other low-calorie products has been recently fingered as a possible barrier to weight loss, and anecdotally associated with side effects like migraines.
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"This is a fantastic development platform built for newcomers and professionals alike," the team says, although, as hinted at before, it would probably take a particularly steady fingered novice to want to take the risk of changing too much right off the bat.
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Although its website focuses on womens' engagement rings (and seems a little too heteronormative for my liking), I like that Ritani offer a full range of sizes including half- and quarter-sizes, which should fit even the most sausage-fingered of men.
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It was ultimate act of punk resistance, a two-fingered salute to the repressive regime that gave a generation of young Soviets access to forbidden Western and Russian music, an act for which Rudy and his fellow bootleggers would pay a heavy price.
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When the two of them move into a new house, the boy finds a pop-up book called Mr. Babadook, from which the nightmarish Babadook springs forth—a spindly fingered, top-hat wearing supernatural creature who grows stronger as victims deny his existence.
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Another one of Trump's quirks is that he's quick to anger and holds grudges deeply — after one reporter described him as a "short fingered vulgarian," he would periodically send the reporter photos with his hands circled in gold Sharpie for years afterward.
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The inebriate pad holder, the journeyman fighter, the washed up vet, the up-and-coming greenhorn, the big-eyed promoter, the swift-fingered cuts man, the old codger with the stool and bucket: everybody in the Muay Thai game loves an elbow fighter.
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Other radicchio varieties, like the ruddy, elongated Treviso, which I cut into 1-inch wide ribbons, and the scarlet curly-fingered Tardivo (I lop off the fingers and leave them whole) are likely to be available at farmers' markets in the coming months.
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Which means that, somewhere out there, there exists a butthole cut of Cats The cats in Cats have numerous human features — fingered hands, toed feet, flaring nostrils — but one thing they do not have is clothing (save for Judi Dench's cat-fur coat).
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Specialized cells known as microglia were well established as scavengers of the nervous system: spidery and many-fingered, they had been seen crawling around the brain, scrounging for debris, and their role in eliminating pathogens and cellular waste had been known for decades.
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When the green-fingered Lady Carole Bamford persuaded her husband to banish pesticides from their 25,700-acre farm in Gloucestershire more than three decades ago, little did she know it would spawn an award-winning organic enterprise encompassing food, homeware, beauty and clothing.
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A massive painting of Dwayne Schintzius, for example, memorializes the late NBA star not by turning him into a shiny basketball poster, but by giving him pointillist stubble, jagged forehead wrinkles, a spectacular mullet, and a deformed-looking three-fingered claw hand.
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Relations between Russia and Britain could hardly have been worse before the report was released, and Lugovoi and Kovtun haven't been to London in ages — not since the British police fingered them in Litvinenko's murder and sought their extradition, which Russia has flatly refused.
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"The certainty with which it is being portrayed that the intelligence community fingered Russia and revealed multiple attacks -- those are being overblown and put forward with a certainty that doesn't exist," said one Republican congressional aide familiar with discussion among top leadership and committee members.
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And last October, Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter claimed that Trump has been sending him photos of his hands for nearly 30 years to prove his fingers are properly proportioned after Carter called him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in an essay for Spy magazine.
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It'd be a fitting adjunct to the strange fame of Sage Northcutt if the spotlight suddenly fell on Colbey too, because as long as we're trying to construct one star out of thin air and open-fingered gloves, why not another from the same family?
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But as his creation bubbles up from a caldron (with effects that are impressive even by today's standards), the result is a wild-haired, claw-fingered monstrosity with a style that is somewhere between a cave man and a member of the band Twisted Sister.
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But soon there were disputes about the origin of the attack (some in the Trump administration have fingered Iran instead of Yemen) as well as the weapons used (experts are debating whether it was only armed drones — or a mix of drones and cruise missiles).
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O. Other great episodes of this show: "Hella LA" (the one where Kelli gets fingered at the diner after the Kiss 'n' Grind party), "Hella Perspective" (the one where Issa and Lawrence finally get closure), "Obsessed-Like" (the case study on ghosting we all deserve).
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The Bank found itself in the news this week after it emerged that a third-party service company was selling the audio feed of its press conferences to some fast-fingered financial traders, giving them an advantage of up to eight seconds over rivals.
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But that research — which, in any case, was conducted long after Spy first called Trump short-fingered — deals with the ratio of the length of a man's ring finger to the length of his index finger, not how long or short the fingers in question are.
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All it takes is one ill-timed bathroom break at a coffee shop, one quick-fingered thief on the train, or one home burglary to make your most expensive possession vanish forever — and that's not even taking into account the value of the data stored on it.
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Her leaving is not too soon, though it might have always felt too soon for those of us who fingered the creases on the spine of Beloved or Sula or Jazz after pulling the book from a library shelf or the open palms of a parent.
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But it would be impossible for so many women to get raped, harassed, force-kissed, fingered, and fondled against their will repeatedly over the course of their lives if some of the men we know as "the good ones" had never done anything they were ashamed of.
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Using a camera that's capable of scanning objects in 3D, a robot arm with a three-fingered gripper was able to create detailed models of multiple sandstone rocks, and use those models to intelligently stack and balance rocks on top of each other, making a simple tower.
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Go to any store or surf online and we bag-toting, achy-fingered denizens are bombarded with bank advertisements for an assortment of credit card options (cash back credit cards, retail credit cards, zero percent APR financing with an asterisk) that has only muddied your mental budget.
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In Marie Darrieussecq's wonderfully obscene 2011 coming-of-age story Clèves, the protagonist Solange—who had recently been fingered by a fireman—has a friend, Nathalie, help guide her through her first tampon-insertion experience with the sort of authority only an adolescent girl can claim.
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Given Club Asia's often off-kilter reputation, it made perfect sense that it should host a night that included live fish evisceration, go-go-dancing sushi chefs, and a terrifying tuna-headed, fin-fingered dominatrix who we later found out had lovingly handcrafted her entire outfit.
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Her time in the limelight began in 22014, when, at 89, she made a two-fingered gesture of contempt to a fellow peer, Lord King, a former Conservative defense secretary, after he had referred to her age during a televised debate in the House of Lords.
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He sang of wolves and demons, toured with an animatronic dragon and supposedly introduced the splay-fingered "devil horns" headbanger's salute, which he claimed his Italian grandmother used to flash as an old-world method of warding off the malocchio and other forms of bad luck.
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Thanks to rare extra vertebrae in its neck, the three-fingered sloth can turn its head 270 degrees, which allows it to smell incoming predators from almost any direction, and that&aposs especially useful when you spend nearly all of your time motionless in a tree.
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Date: November 23, 2014What made the moment: Odell Beckham Jr. was a star of the NFL as soon as he entered the league, but he became a legend when he made his three-fingered catch near the goal line during "Sunday Night Football" in November 2014.
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A country best known internationally for its golden beaches and temples has instead made headlines for the junta's political prohibitions — arresting people for reading George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984" in public, for example, or flashing the defiant, three-fingered salute from the "Hunger Games" films and books.
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For the sixth time, an elite squad of 12 professional New York sorters — the fleet-fingered men and women who feed books into the machine — will compete with their counterparts from Washington State's King County Library System to see who can process the most books in an hour.
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The idea to build a refuge for climate data, which many scientists fear is at risk under the tutelage of a President-elect who trades in conspiracy theories and has fingered climate deniers for key cabinet positions, was conceived piecemeal, by concerned academics and policy-makers around the country.
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Ask if your partner likes being fingered while someone goes down on them, if they like their clit sucked or blown on, if they like it when someone lightly nibbles their labia, if they like it slow or fast, and any other questions you can think to ask.
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As you move from teens to 20s to 30s, there's the sense that you have to choose between a great job title and a shared flat with mold problems, and sticky-fingered babies in towns where Uber doesn't run and shops shut at 6 PM on a Saturday.
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In 1938, he began collecting memorabilia from his career, including three gloves he had used, two of them four-fingered; a bound leather album with about 40 vintage game photographs from Mexico, Texas, Colombia, Nicaragua and other places; and a 1941 Life magazine that became an improvised scrapbook.
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Being "into" vinyl is like being into square dancing or knitting or marbles or crushing butterflies into books for reasons of preservation or stuffing yourself into an inflatable latex suit and getting fingered in a pool: it's fine if you're into it, but don't bore the rest of us.
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Not that I ever got one then, or wanted one — I could barely bring myself to kiss the girl I'd been going out with for seven months, let alone show her my penis — but there were people I knew who said they'd received blow jobs (or fingered their girlfriends).
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Giuseppe di Lampedusa, "The Leopard": Revisiting old friends: vulgar, sticky-fingered loudly gorgeous Angelica, impetuous, latterly cynical Tancredi, put-upon Father Pirrone, the impossible astronomizing Prince himself; plus one of the all-time great literary dogs, Bendico, who at the very end of the novel stands for history itself.
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This has been the first-day-back tradition since time immemorial—kids who spent the summer growing their hair, learning guitar, getting fingered, smoking their first-ever joint, drawing large A3 drawings of intricately designed robots—they all come back for the new school year remade and reborn.
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"China may not be grabbing all of the headlines in a Russia-infused world, but the truth is a lot of people in the working class have fingered China for being responsible for low wage growth here in America, and they want this unfairness corrected," Penn told Hill.
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Odditorium in Manhattan's Times Square was recently visited by some sticky-fingered tourists who made off with a baseball bat used by Joe DiMaggio in 1941 — which they replaced with a fake one — baseballs signed by DiMaggio and Ted Williams, and two shrunken heads from an Amazon tribe.
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Yet with Wilder, as sensitive in assembling words as he was adroit in delivering them, you were always aware of a grounded human being behind the masks, releasing his characters' anxieties and desires with the light-fingered dexterity of a safe cracker -- or, perhaps more appropriately, a bomb-squad veteran.
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To ensure its new RightPick system can continuously adapt to new products all the time, RightHand Robotics developed a multi-fingered gripper with both an extending suction tool in the middle, and a camera that's able to analyze objects and determine the best strategy for grasping and holding any object.
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They were acid casualties in the making who at any one time: were beaten to shit by bouncers, fingered or fucked each other on-stage, set their gear on fire, touched their penis to a brief case later held by former US President Jimmy Carter, and idly double-crossed their peers.
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And, if neither of you are happy, how that can transform into a series of minute power struggles instead of all the fun, chill stuff that made you fall in love to begin with, like that time you got wasted and fingered them in some bumper cars on Brighton Pier.
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Where they had previously involved drinking a bottle of Jacob's Creek stolen from your mom and hopefully getting fingered behind a sofa, they suddenly escalated to the point where people were doing coke and having actual full sex, very badly, surrounded by K-holing kids from schools other than my own.
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In a speech at Tuesday's event, Kate said: "I am not as green-fingered as many of you here, but I was passionate about creating a garden that inspired children and adults alike to get back to nature and reap the positive mental and physical health benefits that it can bring."
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In an interview Wednesday, Martin said the ad had been in the works before the Nunes memo was released and fingered the Justice Department's handling of past scandals, including text messages from top FBI officials who have been accused of bias and the IRS targeting of conservative groups, as its motivation.
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Short for Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy, and Heat Transport, InSight's scientific payload includes an exquisitely sensitive suite of seismometers (for sensing Marsquakes), an 18-inch self-burrowing heat probe (for taking the planet's temperature), and a five-fingered grappling arm for placing both of the instruments on the planet's surface.
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Although I certainly recognized that the world was built for what I call the fully fingered, not for my body, I never experienced a sense of losing capacity, and adapted quite readily, engaging with the world in my preferred way and developing practical workarounds for the life demands my body did not meet.
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Once the water has boiled and the pasta is cooking, you add a serious three-fingered pinch of the chile flake to the garlicky oil, which will start to bloom and stain it a blush coppery color throughout, while adding quite a spike to what so far has been round and soft.
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Wray also said the US is seeing more "blended" attacks, where nation-states are partnering with cyber criminal gangs to attack the US. He fingered China, saying that when he became director, "The thing that most shocked me was the breath and the depth and the scale of the Chinese counterintelligence threat."
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In the summer of 1797, for instance, the public revelation of Alexander Hamilton's payments to James Reynolds — which caused Hamilton to write his infamous pamphlet explaining the payments were related to his affair with Reynolds' wife Maria, not financial speculation — nearly led to a duel when Hamilton fingered Monroe as the source of the story.
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I've tasted them while traveling throughout the south of England (on a tour of cathedrals, no less); I've sampled their Italian and Austrian counterparts on Good Friday in Florence and Vienna; and I've had countless rolls made by the plump-fingered Polish ladies whose bakeries I frequented while growing up on Chicago's north side.
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Whether you believe the studies that show 33 percent of men and 45 percent of women have cheated in their marriages—or just remember your first teenage love getting fingered by a hotter, cooler version of you at a festival—it's almost guaranteed that at some point you will feel the burn of unfaithfulness.
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When the DSM-V cites "antagonism" as a personal trait necessary for a diagnosis of "antisocial personality disorder," Hamblin cites Trump's extended feuds with journalists such as Fox's Megyn Kelly, BuzzFeed's McKay Coppins (who dared to call the Mar-a-Lago hotel "slightly dated"), and Vanity Fair's Graydon Carter (co-coiner of "short-fingered vulgarian").
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Vaginas might bleed after having any kind of sex that involves vaginal penetration — such as being fingered or using a sex toy — for similar reasons as bleeding after P-in-V sex: the hymen gets stretched or torn, the fingers or toy cause an abrasion or small cut, or one of the health conditions mentioned above.
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While the concept of the color pink shows up as early as 800 BCE, when Homer described the sunrise as "the rosy-fingered dawn" in the Odyssey, the actual usage of the word "pink" didn't appear until the 17th century, when the blushing ruffled edges of Carnation-family flower were named "Pinks" by Greek botanist Theophrastus.
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When a federal investigation definitively uncovered cyclist Lance Armstrong's doping, Tygart and others hailed it as major victory, proof that the doping war was working—never mind that almost all of Armstrong's major Tour de France rivals already had been fingered as PED users, and that their exposure didn't stop Armstrong and his teammates from doping.
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Beloved by rank-and-file New Yorkers and despised by media-elite blowhards — most notably the "short-fingered vulgarian" currently grasping at the country's nuclear codes — the magazine was co-founded by Kurt Andersen and Graydon Carter (now editor of Vanity Fair), who delighted in the sort of ego-puncturing they thought the city's preening glitterati so sorely deserved.
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The things I ended up doing, just out of desperation to be doing anything; like drinking three litres of White Strike and shitting my pants in a play park, or getting bum-fingered by my best friend's straight Irish cousin behind the primary school, replacing lube for vodka to get me blasted quicker – and then telling everyone about it.
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If one person watches the show and hears me say I thought my vagina was gross because I had labia that were longer than I thought they should be, but then I found out they weren't...if I would've heard that, that would've saved me years of anguish and hating myself and not wanting to get fingered.
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Then came the new series of Love Island—a reality show that literally involves throwing dozens of horny Brits with fantastic arses into a villa together and urging them to crack on to the tune of 24 grand—swiftly followed by those grainy photos of Rihanna getting fingered (probably) in a pool by her new Saudi billionaire boyfriend.
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They examined dozens of cases between September of 1948 and October of 1958, ranging from an African-American sentenced to die for killing a Virginia police officer after a car chase—even though he didn't know how to drive—to a nine-fingered convict serving time for the strangling death of a victim whose neck bore ten finger marks.
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He showed promise in 2015 when he changed the grip on his split-fingered fastball and, with help from one of baseball's most generous run-support figures, finished with a 14-3 record despite a pedestrian 4.20 E.R.A. This season he was superb in May, winning five consecutive starts, but was dreadful in June, briefly getting bumped to the bullpen.
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It also fingered the metal horns hand gesture, the peace symbol (?), the anarchy symbol, and a whole list of potential tattoo designs (five of which I currently have inked on my body—oops) as signifiers of a youth gone wild; even Dungeons & Dragons got dragged into it, with the excellently named group Bothered About Dungeons & Dragons occupying prime real estate within the document's pages.
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She said nothing, either, and so unaffected was the boy himself by what was happening, so unperturbed by his own behavior, that she began to wonder if she could be mistaken, if it could be one of her less attractive pupils who was light-fingered, or even if she had only just noticed what might have been taken from her over a period of time.
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He was the "short-fingered vulgarian" of Spy and the inspiration for the bully-villain of "Back to the Future Part II." But on TV he had swagger: in 1985, he feuded with Mayor Ed Koch on "60 Minutes"; he was a sharp-dressed landlord on the Judith Krantz miniseries "I'll Take Manhattan"; he appeared briefly in a 20043 "This Old House" episode about Trump Tower.
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Peter demonstrates how to kill and skin a sheep, then feeds its innards to pigs; relates how he mangled his three-fingered hand in his youth as we anxiously watch a farmhand saw firewood; and shows off a tree which he successfully fused with another cultivar in a wishbone-like formation, as well as a landscape that he 'painted' out of mold on a refrigerator.
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Perched on the edge of a deep, brocaded couch in the back, the slender, bearded 29-year-old fingered a diamond-encrusted star of David hanging around his neck, glancing up every now and then at scenes replayed from the ceremony on a big-screen TV. To his right was his best friend and unofficial head of security, a hulking Lebanese ex-bouncer named Salah Saado.
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Lindsey Graham, who insinuated that Facebook had become a monopoly during a congressional hearing last year; Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who has fingered Zuckerberg as contributing to "the death of free speech in America"; and conservative radio talk host Hugh Hewitt, who has cautioned against a DOJ enforcement action but has called for a "new regulatory regime" to minimize "big tech bias" against conservatives.
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