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"I was flabbergasted," she said of the company's first claim.
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Ketterer was absolutely flabbergasted that the opportunity came to fruition.
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People on Twitter were purely flabbergasted by the dismissive comment.
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"I'm flabbergasted at the response people have given," he says.
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Duncan admits to being "stunned and flabbergasted" by the present.
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I'm just flabbergasted that somebody would say, 'How dare you.
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Odom said she was "flabbergasted" that Facebook didn't do more.
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"I'm flabbergasted," John Kasich said Tuesday after the court filing.
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"Foreigners are flocking here, flabbergasted by all this beauty," he says.
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Finally, the enraged and flabbergasted American government is poised to act.
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"I was flabbergasted that parents weren't being notified," Ms. Altman said.
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Facebook has removed the videos of abuse of child detainees. Flabbergasted.
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"You're crazy," a flabbergasted Shiffrin said when asked about the comparison.
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"I'm flabbergasted with this unexpected honor," York said in a statement.
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Afterward, finding flabbergasted players was not difficult in either locker room.
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Canberra's political establishment in particular seemed flabbergasted when it first appeared.
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"I'm so flabbergasted about this, you have no idea," he said.
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"I was flabbergasted by how much they cared," Mr. Landis said.
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Michael Strahan, Vinny and Ja Rule were flabbergasted at Saturday's UFC dethroning.
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When Philip suggests they just tell the kids the truth, she's flabbergasted.
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"This campus can't handle opposing thought," Silvio sneers at a flabbergasted Lionel.
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The flabbergasted commander falls in line, and the Confederados join her cause.
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REP. JIM JORDAN, R-OHIO, HOUSE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE: I&aposm almost flabbergasted.
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"I was flabbergasted at the result, I couldn't believe it," he said.
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The near mania that once flabbergasted even emerging market specialists is gone.
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Inside were more instructions, and they left her son, Alfredo Angueira, flabbergasted.
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Carlos Ghosn's escape has left Japan flabbergasted: How did he do it?
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"I am beyond words, flabbergasted really," Pierce told PEOPLE of Paris's film.
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Statistics do not support Mr. Trump's claims, and the Swedes were flabbergasted.
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" I was flabbergasted and was like, "This final is for me to win.
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Joe is flabbergasted — did Beck seriously just throw Dr. Nicky in his face?
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"We were flabbergasted at how many people actually did it," Haas-Winkelman said.
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Needless to say, I was flabbergasted when they got engaged out of nowhere.
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People in the U.K. are, variously, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, angry, scared and fed up.
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She said she was "flabbergasted" when she heard back from the senator's office.
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"I was flabbergasted," she said, while describing being passed from department to department.
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"I was just flabbergasted," said Dr. Priest, a pediatric cardiologist at Stanford University.
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When he found out he would be starting, during shootaround, he was flabbergasted.
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But when he toured the factory in Long Island City, he was flabbergasted.
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When the first images popped up on the monitors, the scientists were flabbergasted.
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I sat flabbergasted in the courtroom in Washington as the plea agreement was entered.
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After a few minutes of back and forth, Grace seemed flabbergasted by the conversation.
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They would be flabbergasted if they spent a couple of nights at City Ballet.
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The prosecutor in the case, Benjamin Fu, said he was "flabbergasted" by the decision.
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Many ethanol-industry watchers I spoke with were flabbergasted by this turn of events.
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I now understood why everyone was so flabbergasted I'd never archived my emails before.
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"He was sort of flabbergasted that I'd made the play," Charles recalled in 20073.
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"I'm flabbergasted that they wouldn't let her make the decision," Mr. Laniewicz told me.
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"I'm flabbergasted at the response people have given," Maniscalco told PEOPLE of his comedy.
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"Her assistant said, 'She doesn't know who you are,'" Daisy May recalled, still flabbergasted.
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Shah Ahmed Shafi, Hefazat-e-Islam's leader, said he was "flabbergasted" by her reappearance.
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"I was flabbergasted when I heard," Mallin said in a voice mail to Session.
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I was absolutely flabbergasted and terrified when I found out I had sold something.
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Ewa Kopacz, the prime minister under the previous center-right government, declared herself flabbergasted.
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Doug seemed flabbergasted at the concept of being able to buy weed from the government.
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He left the show heartbroken, he said, and flabbergasted that he'd been dumped at all.
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"I always live my life to the very fullest," he said to a flabbergasted Baldwin.
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Honestly, I'm just flabbergasted by the concept that anyone thought this was a good idea.
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"I was flabbergasted," Hoffman, who has since turned 92, told CBS Boston in an interview.
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Arnold City Councilman Philip McKinley told the local outlet he was "flabbergasted" by the screenshots.
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Each country in turn has something that Mr Moore will pretend to be flabbergasted at.
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" A flabbergasted EU Council President Donald Tusk tweeted "American and the EU are best friends.
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"Socialism ... doesn't strike me as a new idea nor a promising idea," he said, flabbergasted.
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When Rasheed Wallace was jeered heavily following an arrest for marijuana possession, he was flabbergasted.
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" I was totally flabbergasted, so he continued, "I think, 60/40, we'd have the kid.
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" He had added that he and Mr. Fogg were "simply flabbergasted at what has occurred.
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Michelle's doctors were flabbergasted by her list of volunteers, as well as by her proactivity.
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"If this is the skull of Pliny the Elder, I'd be absolutely flabbergasted," she said.
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They will be flabbergasted it lasted so long after we figured out how to stop it.
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"What is happening?" she asked herself, explaining that even she was left flabbergasted by the clip.
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Read more: 'It's utterly pathetic': Democratic lawmakers are flabbergasted by Trump's 'tough guy' letter to Turkey
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She is flabbergasted by how much the allocation of parental responsibility still goes to the mother.
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Kavanaugh has vehemently denied the allegations, telling sources he was "flabbergasted" when he learned of them.
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And when she came home and people met her at the bus station, she was flabbergasted.
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Frankly I have been kind of flabbergasted that they haven't been able to put up better numbers.
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"The idea of human trafficking to me is… I'm flabbergasted," Gomez told ELLE about her passion project.
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As a teenager in Soweto he told his flabbergasted father that he would one day be president.
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" Jenner, sounding flabbergasted, replied, "I look normal?" to which Kardashian West replied, "Yeah, that's how you look.
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But the 0003-year-old retired bank analyst was flabbergasted when he opened his bill after attending.
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Mike Quigley of Illinois also appeared to be flabbergasted with Trump's letter to Erdogan earlier on Wednesday.
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He is flabbergasted by critiques that he is woefully undermanned compared to the hundreds working for Mrs.
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He is a local prosecutor himself, and he said he was "flabbergasted" when he heard her story.
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Flabbergasted, Samey told his aunt he would rather die in Afghanistan than rot in jail awaiting appeal.
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Bryant, the oldest player on the team at the time, was flabbergasted and let Davis know it.
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He said, I was so surprised, I was flabbergasted, I had no idea that women felt like this.
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Reddit user Aerrix Laurel was "flabbergasted" when she received a large package from the Microsoft founder last Friday.
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"I'm flabbergasted at the response people have given," Maniscalco tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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The Dearly Departed: Tia Lauren Count: Truly, I am flabbergasted that a single Lauren made it this far.
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"I was flabbergasted from what it had turned into from the last time I saw it," he said.
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The company seemed quite flabbergasted by Ellison's attacks, yet felt compelled to answer his claims all the same.
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When Netflix asked the Henson company to budget out a live-action series, they were flabbergasted and thrilled.
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Flabbergasted, she called her son, Andy Shea, the team's president, who could not believe what he was hearing.
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I was absolutely flabbergasted by the response from his office that he only responds to people from Maine.
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Even after the artist was kicked out of the theater, the manager continued beating up the flabbergasted Moore.
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"We are always flabbergasted at just how little people actually acknowledge this issue," says Alexandra Bilak, Director at IDMC.
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In one video, responders seem alternately impressed with the lyrics and flabbergasted by the content of one music video.
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He demanded brief summaries of each adviser's recommendations, gave orders, and then promptly exited the room, leaving them flabbergasted.
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At this point, though, I would be absolutely flabbergasted if CurrentC ever sees the light of day going forward.
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US allies in Europe have, meanwhile, been flabbergasted at the trajectory of US–Russia relations over the last year.
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Lopez, upon seeing this, was visibly shocked and let out a flabbergasted "What?" while covering her mouth in horror.
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"I just wanted to see your face," Claire tells a flabbergasted Annette before shutting the door in her face.
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"I remember being flabbergasted when I heard Diane had been arrested," a family friend told PEOPLE at the time.
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"Catching the Americans flatfooted and flabbergasted by the start of their partial withdrawal only sweetens Russia's moment," he said.
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The restaurant's flabbergasted chefs much prefer Jubilee and Lauren B.'s sophisticated fish filets drenched in a rainbow salsa.
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When Jenny (Rachel Weisz) turns up at a birthday party for her old flame Tom (Michael Shannon), he's flabbergasted.
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Some former intelligence officials say they are flabbergasted that he has been able to hold on to his job.
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"Wait, Misty, did I have a weird face?" a flabbergasted Hinton can be heard asking a colleague off-camera.
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After President Trump accused his predecessor in March of wiretapping him, James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, was flabbergasted.
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How to explain how flabbergasted I am when we arrive at our destination and there's a flight of stairs?
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"I am flabbergasted," said Baer, who after investigating her options thinks she will now switch her withholding to married.
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"I would be flabbergasted if the Russians didn't reciprocate and expel 35 American officials from Russia," Mr. Hall said.
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Chuck looks on, flabbergasted that the sweet blonde girl he knew had the audacity to wear a black lace bra.
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Rachel Kay, a woman who's helped spread the post over social media, told AL.com she was "flabbergasted" by its content.
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Reddit user wherearemyflapjacks posted a photo of the book to the site and people are flabbergasted by the faux pas.
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Colton is overwhelmed by most of it: He seems disinterested in the virginity jokes, and flabbergasted by the attention, frankly.
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The veteran actor's gleeful invective at the Tony Awards elicited a shrieking standing ovation from a very flabbergasted Broadway audience.
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I was flabbergasted at first, struggling to understand why my husband — typically a timid, stoic person — was suddenly torn apart.
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"Help me bring supers back into the sunlight," Winston Deaver, a tycoon voiced by Bob Odenkirk, tells the flabbergasted Parrs.
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She rubbed her eyes, flabbergasted, that was the third time this month she had spaced out staring at the sun.
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TV. Melanie R. Newman, a former Justice Department spokeswoman during the Obama administration, said she was "flabbergasted" by the move.
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We feel flabbergasted we're back playing gigs and playing to thousands of people at festivals like Field Day and Primavera.
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"I was flabbergasted by this response from these women who I thought had my best interests at heart," she explains.
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"Haven't you been paying attention?" she asked him, flabbergasted that all the recent news about harassment had not deterred him.
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Dr Horacio Arruda, Quebec's director of public health, said he was "flabbergasted" by the incident, according to L'édition du Soir.
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Dr. Karl, the lead author of the report that Dr. Bates criticized, said he was "flabbergasted" by Dr. Bates's accusations.
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People who know me well would be flabbergasted to know that I do actually own a couple of cookery books.
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Yannick Blouin, the deputy director of Marseille's public safety department, said that the boy's family were "flabbergasted" by the reports.
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And I was completely flabbergasted, because it's kind of like finding out some member of your own family has betrayed you.
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Our kids were born three months ago and not a day goes by where I'm not flabbergasted that we had two.
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Mary gets engaged and the women are flabbergasted that her ring is made up of "moissanite" and not a real diamond.
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I was flabbergasted when I saw the transcript of the phone call with the president of Ukraine where Trump says CrowdStrike.
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" Astrologer Lisa Stardust adds that the position of Uranus indicates that "shakeups, breakups, and breakdowns may occur, leaving us all flabbergasted.
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When she flew Wellington bombers, glorious aircraft, so reliable and well-mannered, some ground crews were flabbergasted she was the pilot.
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Not checking in online I was flabbergasted recently at the line snaking up to the ticket counter—just to check in.
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When I opened the packaging around the original Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich, I was flabbergasted by how sad it looked.
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People on social media were both flabbergasted and delighted by the blunder, while also critiquing Hannity's characterization of the Mueller investigation.
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Twenty years earlier, visiting European scientists had been flabbergasted at how much progress China appeared to be making in this area.
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"I would be flabbergasted if these foreign governments were not monitoring large numbers of American officials on their cell phones," Rep.
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"Even when it was first and 30, we were going to do what we do ... we weren't really flabbergasted," Nutile said.
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I was just flabbergasted at the discipline and the routine, the determination, the concentration and the focus on every little detail.
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He's laying there dead on the floor and covered in blood, and I was straight-up flabbergasted about what was happening.
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In response to Pelosi's prediction, a flabbergasted Colbert made the sign of the cross "to take the hex off" of it.
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Flabbergasted, Ray gets in his car and drives across the country to see what on earth this McDonald's is all about.
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Mr. Heilemann told The New York Times in October that he was "flabbergasted and shocked" by the allegations against Mr. Halperin.
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As his wife looked on, flabbergasted, Finau pushed the bone back in place as if he were clicking together Lego pieces.
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Flabbergasted, Mr. Moore told him if he was concerned, he could just look at the fire engine parked on the street.
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Where does he get the strength to slither out of bed each day and face a flabbergasted and repulsed world anew?
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The SNL guest host and IRL football player is flabbergasted, because Robbie is terrible and will probably die on the field.
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She doesn't scream when the goodies are offered; instead, she gasps, and seems genuinely flabbergasted that this is all happening to her.
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The fan was flabbergasted when cops chastised him -- even though he pointed out that HE was the one who was physically assaulted.
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Elias, according to people familiar with the matter, was flabbergasted by the dossier but wasn't sure what to do with the allegations.
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San Juan Public Defender Colleen Kenimond, the attorney whose notes were reportedly targeted, told the Times she was "flabbergasted" by the news.
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And then when you put them in front of a camera, sometimes they don't know who they are, and they're very flabbergasted.
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The indelible images of '79 were surely on Mr. Trump's mind when he flabbergasted his generals and decided to eliminate Maj. Gen.
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Together, the decisions to cut two of the company's most innovative concepts before they premiered have flabbergasted the executives leading them, sources say.
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And I just looked at him Laura, and I was just flabbergasted and I said you go to hell and I walked off.
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Pattis, who attended the hearing in the afternoon, said he had spoken to Jones who was "flabbergasted" at the possibility of being sanctioned.
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To read "Paradise Now" is to be dazzled, humbled and occasionally flabbergasted by the amount of energy and talent sacrificed at utopia's altar.
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"I was just flabbergasted," Chmerkovskiy's fiancée Peta Murgatroyd told PEOPLE backstage moments after the results were revealed on the ABC reality dance competition.
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I recently visited Padre Island National Seashore along the Gulf of Mexico in Texas and was flabbergasted that structures have deteriorated beyond belief.
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Iron Man is flabbergasted by the rejection, but it's not all sad: The ending of Homecoming hints at an impending engagement to Pepper.
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Chinese officials were "shocked and flabbergasted" by the difference in the responses to the two leaders' visits, says a Vatican analyst in Beijing.
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An attorney for one of the newly charged fraternity members said he is "flabbergasted" that the district attorney is filing more charges now.
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Yesterday, Grassley was flabbergasted by the protests that broke out periodically in the chamber, mostly by women demanding that Kavanaugh's nomination be rejected.
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Murphy, the former American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology board member, said he was "shocked" and "flabbergasted" by the medical director's admission.
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And when this 11-year-old look-alike conducted the whole movement flawlessly, including wordlessly correcting some mistakes, the orchestra was completely flabbergasted.
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The boys are dressed as the Ghostbusters, and I'm still flabbergasted that the Stranger Things team obtained the rights to the original "Ghostbusters" song.
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At home, Lacey and her mom are flabbergasted that Gypsy can walk, seeming to feel that Gypsy was somehow part of Dee Dee's deception.
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The result is that your pet, who expects you to appear behind the blanket again, is adorably flabbergasted to find you no longer there.
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As Laird Dunn recalls, Saunders was flabbergasted that she couldn't get Laird's for her bar, especially as the product hailed from neighboring New Jersey.
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And fans are flabbergasted at to what it could mean, so here is a little quiz to see if you can guess the answer.
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That declaration flabbergasted many congressional Republicans, since previous shutdowns have always been unpopular and each party has maneuvered to pin blame on the other.
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" In an interview on Saturday, Mr. Cook said that he was flabbergasted by the reply, but that "I didn't want to pick a fight.
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I'm still flabbergasted that id Software managed to bring Doom into the modern era without losing what made it special in the first place.
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Mark Milley were "flabbergasted" to learn through a senior White House official on Friday that Spencer was seeking a deal without Esper&aposs knowledge.
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Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, was sent a copy of her dissertation and described being "flabbergasted" that she had not found work.
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In his comedic performance as Spyros, Stephen Kunken reacts with the kind of flabbergasted fear you would expect watching Lou Costello encounter Frankenstein's monster.
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Amused and a bit flabbergasted, the colleague found that Earny had sent an email on her behalf from her account and posing as her.
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Quebec's director of public health said he was "flabbergasted" and warned about a "growing climate of paranoia," around the coronavirus, reported L'édition du Soir.
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"I was flabbergasted that a founder of a search engine company would attend a robot race," Mr. Thrun said in an interview on Tuesday.
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And I am absolutely thunderstruck that Alex Rodriguez won over Jennifer Lopez by texting her "You look sexy AF" from a hotel bathroom. Flabbergasted.
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I had a couple of names of his friends, and I called one up and I told him who I was, and he was flabbergasted.
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Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) said he was "flabbergasted" by a Trump administration proposal to end funding for a workforce redevelopment pilot program for coal country.
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Five years ago, when he secretly taught himself to dance and tried out for his junior high school talent show, "we were flabbergasted," says Janelle.
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Michael Blackson probably should've been irate about a drunk driver smashing into his car -- but he was more flabbergasted than anything ... and we get why.
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Cherise seemed flabbergasted by the department's attempts to discredit her son; one by one, she disputed the department's claims, producing documents to support her position.
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"At first glance, we are quite frankly flabbergasted by Amazon's 1Q 2018 results," Anthony Chukumba of Loop Capital wrote in a note after the earnings.
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If all that wasn't impressive enough, the Sharks are then flabbergasted when they learn Black followed his Navy career by enrolling in Harvard Business School!
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I was fascinated, creeped-out, amused, disturbed, flabbergasted, and, most of all, overwhelmed by the sheer amount of things, nearly 700 in all, to look at.
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That pretty much describes every woman I know at some point in their lives, yet critics seemed flabbergasted by the portrayal of a woman like Jeanette.
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"I was absolutely flabbergasted; it's just insane," she said of learning about the uproar caused by the song that's been around for more than 50 years.
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While Rose is happy to be continuing her education, she is flabbergasted and slightly terrified of seeing a stranger's member in the middle of her classroom.
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Many left-leaning economists and cable news talking heads are flabbergasted over the persistent gains of the job market, but the American people are not surprised.
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Among them was Alejandra Vargas, 29, a political novice with a degree in industrial engineering, who said she was flabbergasted when Mr. Kumamoto suggested she run.
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But sitting expectantly in the car, equipped with French automotive software company Valeo's Smart Cocoon 4.0 system, I was flabbergasted when it pinpointed my exact age.
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You can't be petrified," Trump said, before telling his flabbergasted guests: "I'd rather have you come down on the strong side instead of the weak side.
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Having had the opportunity to talk with her on many occasions over several years, I was flabbergasted at how she had honed the skill to perfection.
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They also seem to allow people of any political views to live in bubbles, to the point where many liberals were utterly flabbergasted that Trump won.
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That's what left so many would-be or maybe allies flabbergasted at how or why he would have walked straight into such a buzzsaw of outrage.
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But I have to admit, when I saw the tech in action, I was flabbergasted at watching multiple age-spots from a model just up and disappear.
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At the animal shelter Mayhew, which is among Meghan's patronages announced in January, they are "all absolutely flabbergasted" by the influx of donations, says CEO Caroline Yates.
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Even just holding one wrong can cause the tip to snap off, so I'm flabbergasted that Duke was able to carve this piece and keep his sanity.
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Legal and ethics experts interviewed by The Hill were flabbergasted that the administration would break with precedent by refusing to comply with the request for the documents.
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This came to a surprise to Toensing, who felt "shocked, flabbergasted, humbled" when she received the invitation from Harvard, which was personally delivered to her by Gilmer.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — One of the energy industry's most prominent experts is flabbergasted at Democratic presidential contender Elizabeth Warren's promise to ban fracking if elected.
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"The vitriol I put against him during his campaign last year ... that he would research me and reach out to me, it absolutely flabbergasted me," he said.
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He had testified earlier in Britain in the House of Commons and in the United States Senate, and was flabbergasted by the amateurishness of the Soviet legislators.
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"I'm slightly flabbergasted that the things in my career that I'm most known for are making people cry," Moore, 34, said on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Cramer was flabbergasted when Coppola did a huge disservice to shareholders by turning down a beautiful takeover bid from the largest REIT in the country, Simon Property Group.
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Clinton said very little about her plans and was largely on the defense, at times visibly flabbergasted by the torrent of words coming from Trump in her direction.
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"I was flabbergasted how many dog-sitting places there were," Alex Amato, 34, said of Long Island City after staying in one of the rentals in May 2015.
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People may be flabbergasted by the idea of an illustration of a cat selling for more than $114,000, but CryptoKitties is more than that, according to its founders.
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I was flabbergasted at the time that the government seemed to be hesitating to stop Google from amassing what amounted to an 80 percent share of the market.
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"Everybody was flabbergasted that a little girl like me could fly these big airplanes all by oneself," Ms. Ellis said at a party to celebrate her 2150th birthday.
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Personally, I'm flabbergasted none of my colleagues enjoy this break-out anthem as much as I do and I think it's ranked far too low on this list.
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He was flabbergasted by the response—"Sackfuls of letters in agreement," says Poppy—and lobbied Parliament so hard for change that the Noise Abatement Act was passed in 1960.
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He found nerves connecting to blood vessels, for example, just as expected, but was flabbergasted to see them also running into immune organs such as the spleen and thymus.
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Some believe politicians have failed to deliver on the will of the people; others are flabbergasted that three years since the referendum, no one represents their values and views.
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" Jessica Ford, a first year Master's student at McGill University who attended Vogt's lecture said "a few people walked out, but most people either were flabbergasted or nervously laughed.
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However, fans were less flabbergasted by Biles' score as she clearly grabbed the beam, a deduction that is on the same level as a fall in the beam event.
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We are flabbergasted at the audacity of Todd and Chase Chrisley, who are more focused on attacking my client rather than defending themselves against the allegations of criminal conduct.
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"I am just flabbergasted," wrote Joo Sung-ha, a defector-turned-journalist in Seoul, referring to the South's refusal to believe the two North Koreans' stated intention to defect.
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"I believed that's what they were going to do, and I was absolutely flabbergasted to learn that two days later, and I found this out from the paper," he said.
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And I was flabbergasted by how his tendency to either explode or completely retreat from conflict mirrors my own — and how he ties it to the rural past we share.
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A rare compromise with Democratic congressional leaders on a short-term increase in the debt ceiling, which left many Republicans flabbergasted, stands out as his most notable self-made accord.
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"When they sent the spreadsheets across I wasn't sure if they were serious, I was flabbergasted by this level of stupidity," the Reddit moderator who originally published the documents, added.
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You never know — but it does seem obvious, except to the political pundits completely flabbergasted by Trump's rise, that the general election is going to be a very different story.
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His father and grandfather would no doubt be flabbergasted by the current version of the McMahon family fighting promotion, astounded by the theatrics, popularity, and financial success of the WWE.
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"I'm flabbergasted that anyone in the chain of command tolerated the request and began to implement it, that they even got halfway down the road on this stuff," she said.
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When Mr. Trump chose the option of killing General Suleimani, top military officials, flabbergasted, were immediately alarmed about the prospect of Iranian retaliatory strikes on American troops in the region.
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That one shocked and flabbergasted experts too, but just like all the other perverse steps down this road to illiberal lawlessness, they eventually took it on board and normalized it.
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Also in the trailer, Deena Cortese announces that she's pregnant to a flabbergasted Nicole Polizzi and Vinny Guadagnino and Pauly DelVecchio seal the deal on their bromance by tying the knot.
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Lenwood Hamilton claims he was going about his life last January when his son's friend showed him the video game, and he was flabbergasted ... he says "Cole Train" was simply him.
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Commercial satellite imagery of the blast was made publicly available after the incident, but the photo in Trump's tweet was of a much higher resolution and better quality, leaving experts flabbergasted.
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They were flabbergasted when the president's first substantive remarks about the tragedy was how the island "sadly" had to deal with the $73 billion debt it owes hedge funds and banks.
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There'll be little incentive for audiences to try something new, to see a movie that doesn't reinforce the biases of the majority, to be enthralled or flabbergasted by someone else's imagination.
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And though only one of their narratives is suitable for playing to the children, the fact is they are both Alices in Wonderland, through the looking glass, flabbergasted at living their dreams.
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At the time, I was so flabbergasted that I couldn't even verbalize a definition of consent that took into consideration all of the nuances that come with different (but healthy) sexual relationships.
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Last year the disrupter-in-chief left allies flabbergasted when he withheld his imprimatur from the meeting's final statement and then went on to insult his host, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Yet Jessica maintains that she has no feelings for Barnett and is flabbergasted when her show fiancé, Amber, and Barnett himself point out all the behavior that led them to this conclusion.
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It stays with me because of a text message I received from a journalist who covers him as well as any other, understands him better and was utterly flabbergasted by that display.
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"Frankly, I'm flabbergasted by the opposition on the left," said Alan Tonelson, an economist formerly with the United States Business and Industry Council, which represents family-owned and privately held domestic manufacturers.
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Asked at a fund-raiser this year if he was besieged with angry calls, Mr. Culberson suggested he was not, a comment that left some attendees flabbergasted, according to a Republican present.
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European Union diplomats and officials in Brussels were flabbergasted by the proposal sprung on them at a summit on Monday, with some irritated at having been kept in the dark during the preparations.
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"The idea of human trafficking to me is … I'm flabbergasted," says Gomez — who has her own key to their Southern California office — about women and young children who are forced into sexual slavery.
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Because only a few hours before Sessions endorsed Trump, Trump flabbergasted ABC's Face the Nation host Jake Tapper by refusing to denounce the support of white supremacist groups including the Ku Klux Klan.
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When my first math book came out I was flabbergasted that so many people asked me for my favorite number, since I assumed that no one over the age of five has one.
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Again and again, even as I'm enchanted by Google Home's speed and strong grasp of my words—even when slurred after too many margaritas with friends—I'm also flabbergasted by its perceived stupidity.
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President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the vast majority of the roughly 1,000 troops in Syria left a bipartisan group of lawmakers flabbergasted in what they described as an abrupt foreign policy blunder.
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"A hundred years ago, if you said you could talk to someone walking down the street in Melbourne when you're out in the ocean on your phone, they would be flabbergasted," Smoke says.
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"Business owners everywhere — not just restaurants — are flabbergasted that they've been paying on a timely basis thinking they're covered if something bad happens, only to find out it's not the case," Berry said.
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And in a political season when the campaign for president has at times devolved into locker room talk about candidates' wives, the vitriol flowing through Village Hall has nonetheless left many residents flabbergasted.
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Nick Viall is keeping one of the biggest Bachelor clichés alive: falling in love with multiple people — and being flabbergasted about it, despite all the former Bachelors and Bachelorettes who have done the same.
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On a warm and sunny afternoon at Kazan Arena, some 2,000 flabbergasted fans witnessed the fall of a titanic team who had made the semi-finals or beyond in every World Cup since 2002.
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I'm just thrilled, flabbergasted and excited" Pawel Pawlikowski, best director nominee for "Cold War" "It is an incredible honor to be included amid this group of filmmakers, and I'm so grateful to the Academy.
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"The fund-raising intensity is missing -- totally," said John Rakolta Jr., a former national finance chair for Romney who said he is flabbergasted to not have received a single phone call from Trump's team.
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When he saw what happened during the Israeli bombardment, he was flabbergasted and found it extremely painful and it was enough to make him want to come back -- not just once but twice more.
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When Mr. Brooks says the casino could be like the Gimbels department store in the Christmas movie "Miracle on 19933th Street," profiting from an act of beneficence, Mr. Marshall is the personification of flabbergasted.
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Op-Ed Contributor In their struggle to understand the Trump phenomenon, establishment pundits, political scientists and millions of flabbergasted American voters have settled on a long list of sober-sounding socioeconomic explanations: Deindustrialization. Anomie.
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But with Mattis gone, military officials, The Times reported, presented Trump with the possibility of killing Suleimani as the "most extreme" option on a menu of choices, and were "flabbergasted" when he picked it.
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"We are a bit flabbergasted by the rapid decline in yields, which gives us a very uneasy feeling as it shows the market knows something more or is more uneasy about developments," said KBC's Lammens.
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But they'll still be in the NFL next season, so: Coach and Quarterback Confidence Rating: 4/10 I was so flabbergasted by the Titans keeping Mike Mularkey that I dedicated a whole column to it.
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Read more: 'It's utterly pathetic': Democratic lawmakers are flabbergasted by Trump's 'tough guy' letter to TurkeyFears of an ISIS resurgence due to the Kurds's focus on the Turkish assault were also expressed by military officials.
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A new survey published on Tuesday by the fitness-tracking app Strava left me absolutely flabbergasted to discover that, according to data collected by Strava, the vast majority of runners aren't deluding themselves at all.
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"As a long-serving journalist and journalism teacher, now retired, I was flabbergasted that your paper did not fire the New York Times reporter who called Melania Trump a prostitute," said William Wright of Phoenix.
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But experts who believe vaping is safer than smoking were still left flabbergasted by the government giving cigarettes of any kind, with low-nicotine or high-nicotine levels, an even putative green light in 2019.
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I recently stood with my white, southern-born wife in Fountain Square Park, in Bowling Green, Kentucky, flabbergasted at the unabashed pride evinced by the city for once being the Confederate capital of the state.
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The man was not finished however, because as the eye bounced against the doctor's flabbergasted cheek, the man tugged at it, attempting to tear it from the physician's eye socket, and take it as his prize.
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"I was flabbergasted when I first saw the billboard, and enjoyed the recognition that it gave, but was also appreciative of the fact that it allowed for a broader message/warning to be shared," he said.
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For American policymakers flabbergasted by periodic spats between Seoul and Tokyo, it should be amply clear by now: Playing intermediary between America's key allies in East Asia is a duty in service of U.S. national interests.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity due to the political sensitivity of the meetings, investors told Reuters they were flabbergasted by his stance and willingness to go into battle with world markets at such a fragile time.
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Strzok, after all, was privy to the investigation of Trump's Russia connections before almost anyone else, and as Del Quentin Wilber of The Wall Street Journal wrote on Twitter, he was "flabbergasted" by what he saw.
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" At one point, controllers in Houston were flabbergasted to hear a woman's voice reporting to mission control from Skylab: "The boys haven't had a home-cooked meal in so long, I thought I'd bring one up.
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So in any contact with Russian nationals have to be suspect and I am totally flabbergasted by the lack of understanding by some of our politicians that when you touch a Russian you possibly touch Russian intelligence.
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The FBI director was reportedly flabbergasted when President Trump alleged that Barack Obama had ordered Trump's "wires tapped" in the weeks before the election, and is restlessly waiting for the Department of Justice to refute Trump's claims.
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You don't see or talk to this guy anymore but, since you are friends on Facebook, you see his life explode in ways you had ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA he had in him, and you are, frankly, flabbergasted.
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It also marks the third time in as many days where Trump or the White House has walked back or clarified comments the president made in relation to his meeting with Putin that frustrated or flabbergasted lawmakers.
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He panicked and spent the next year fighting back, flabbergasted that so much time had gone by without any of the three servicers telling him that anything was wrong when he had quite specifically and repeatedly inquired.
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On my visits to North Korea beginning in 1989, I've been flabbergasted that each home had The Loudspeaker on a wall (in the villages I visited, The Loudspeaker was mounted on poles and shared by several homes).
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That this has happened a mere two months into a season that began with Judge edging out Aaron Hicks for a starting spot in right field at the end of spring training left Judge flabbergasted on Wednesday.
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With a goodly crowd of German media in attendance, Mr. Wenders, 71, said he was "flabbergasted" by Mr. Ramirez's work as a meeting of painting and film, something that the German director said had long fascinated him.
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Kavanaugh, who has denied Ford's accusation, was said to be "flabbergasted" by it and "shaken, but focused" as he arrived at the White House on Monday to assess the next steps in advancing his suddenly imperiled nomination.
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Ronell Howard, pastor of Christ United Methodist Church of Piscataway, N.J. "When I tell my Caucasian colleagues black churches have always had security as long as I can remember, they are always flabbergasted," Ms. Howard, 50, said.
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The more Clinton calmed down and started to laugh, as when she responded to his accusation that she'd been "fighting ISIS your entire adult life" with a flabbergasted, "Please, fact-checkers, get to work," the angrier he got.
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"It's a big gift for him to have the White House invite him," said Cynthia Gabriel, executive director of the Center to Combat Corruption and Cronyism in Kuala Lumpur, adding that she was "really flabbergasted" by the visit.
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"I am flabbergasted that the CEOs of these companies seem to be happy to answer questions from their shareholders, but not from the lawmakers who represent all Americans," Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner said Monday night.
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Some people on Twitter are convinced that Kahn must be joking (the L.A. Times piece doesn't mention his tone), while others are flabbergasted that we would suggest Beyoncé wearing a crop top was anywhere close to stealing Swift's look.
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Frank Bruni Over the last few months and even weeks, the question among many flabbergasted Republican traditionalists and incredulous political analysts was when the forces of gravity would catch up with Donald Trump and send him tumbling to earth.
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On June 19, he took more time than usual during his "Ain't Nobody Got Time For That" news roundup segment to acknowledge his flabbergasted disappointment that police officer Jeronimo Yanez was cleared of manslaughter in the death of Castile.
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So, when I popped my pod into the machine, stuck my machine-suggested whiskey glass under the spout, waited what seemed like max 10 seconds, and took my first sip of the Drinkworks old fashioned, I was truly flabbergasted.
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He tells us that he ordered a "very fancy" espresso machine for our office, and my work wife shares the cost with me on the DL — I am flabbergasted but so amused, because this is very typical of my boss.
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Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), a former chairman of the Appropriations panel, told Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke at a June 220006 hearing that he was "flabbergasted" by a budget proposal to end a workforce redevelopment pilot program designed to help coal workers.
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Many, like Waddington, have also built marketing businesses around advising people on how to legitimately use Maps' tools, and are feeling increasingly flabbergasted that Google hasn't found a better way to curb the abuse they can turn up so easily.
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Given the dress Angela is wearing in the scene, it becomes evident that this demonstration was the event that Arnold felt Dolores wasn't ready for in the first scene, but the demonstration goes off perfectly without her: Logan is flabbergasted.
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Hal Rogers (R-Ky.), a former chairman of the Appropriations panel, told Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke at a June 2900 hearing that he was "flabbergasted" by a budget proposal to end a workforce redevelopment pilot program designed to help coal workers.
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"People are both flabbergasted and really distraught at what they think is a department being undermined from the inside," said Rob Berschinski, who served as deputy assistant secretary of State for democracy, human rights and labor in the Obama administration.
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The senator seemed flabbergasted by what amounted to a federal assault on the expanding $1 billion legal pot business approved by voters in Colorado, and he threatened to try to block all Justice Department nominees until Mr. Sessions backed off.
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"I was flabbergasted by the judgment of the Court of Appeal that silence has been legitimately bought — as if abuse, control and illegal working practices can be played with like Monopoly money," the British lawmaker Jess Phillips wrote in The Telegraph.
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However, Trump and Esper fired former Navy Secretary Richard Spencer, whom the Defense secretary accused of trying to cut a deal regarding Gallagher by going around him and right to the president, adding that he was "flabbergasted" that Spencer did so.
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So, when the centrist Warner declares, "I am ... flabbergasted that the CEOs of these companies seem to be happy to answer questions from their shareholders, but not from the lawmakers who represent all Americans," Silicon Valley moguls should pay close attention.
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Emails obtained by The Hill and other news outlets through a Freedom of Information Act request show some scientists were flabbergasted at the president's actions in the so-called Sharpiegate controversy, and that they worried about other steps that might be taken.
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Emails obtained by The Hill and other news outlets through a Freedom of Information Act request show some scientists were flabbergasted at the president's actions in the so-called Sharpiegate controversy, and that they worried about other steps that might be taken.
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In the tiny church of Santa Maria Mater Domini, abandoned but for one old woman playing with her iPhone in the pews, I was flabbergasted by a "Finding of the True Cross" with the same massive, colorful bodies as the Accademia's early masterpiece.
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When a reporter asked to discuss McAdoo, Smith looked up the paper and was "flabbergasted," he said, not only by its blatant evidence of plagiarism, but also because he knew the ostensible instructor of the course, Julius Nyang'oro, was not a language instructor.
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In the end, with the Alabama Senate in turmoil and even senior lawmakers flabbergasted, Thursday served mostly as a preview of the debate that will play out once the bill returns to the chamber floor, which could come as soon as next week.
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"Game Change" co-author John Heilemann told The New York Times that allegations against Mark Halperin left him "flabbergasted and shocked" after his former literary and television partner informed him of a CNN story around sexual harassment allegations while Halperin was at ABC.
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"The recent tragic events up in Napa County, Sonoma County and Mendocino have left us all saddened, left us all flabbergasted and trying to figure out how in some way we could bond together and help," said Lars Ulrich, Metallica's drummer, in an announcement video.
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But judging from the running flow of witty, flabbergasted tweets, even some detractors tune in for the televised hours of the Rose of Tralee, a largely unscripted spectacle that is odd and compelling enough to watch with ironic detachment or with no detachment at all.
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Why should we have been shocked that a president would countermand his lawyers' judgment with a tweet, requiring them to inform a flabbergasted federal district judge that no, the case was not over, and plunging the Justice Department into chaos over a holiday weekend?
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Opinion Columnist When Britain flummoxed and flabbergasted the world by voting in 2016 to leave the European Union, it seemed like a one-off: An unexpected gamble by a normally prudent country, but nothing that signified a profound shift beyond the United Kingdom and Europe.
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"Just woke up in Vegas and feeling very woozy and flabbergasted," said programmer Jo-Remi Madsen in an email to me last week, after Madsen found himself sitting near developers from Bethseda Softworks and Blizzard, after Owlboy had been nominated for a design award at DICE.
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New York elites have gone from flabbergasted that Trump got this far to debating how the Trump family and one of Trump's top strategists, Jared Kushner, Ivanka's husband and the publisher of The New York Observer, will be received if they have to slink back into town.
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But the past seven days left the world even more flabbergasted than almost any other in this mind-boggling presidency, as Trump strutted into the spotlight of world affairs, making grand pronouncements and sparking flames of fury at home, anxiety among US allies and glee among America's foes.
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"I am ... flabbergasted that the CEOs of these companies seem to be happy to answer questions from their shareholders, but not from the lawmakers who represent all Americans," Warner said at the awards dinner for the Robin Toner Prize for political reporting, to an audience of elite journalists.
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Still, even she was a little flabbergasted at James Comey publicizing the FBI's renewed investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server within two weeks of Election Day, the ensuing "weeklong orgy of media speculation," and the final verdict that no, there was nothing new or illegal in the emails after all.
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"So, as I was sitting in the audience, I have to say I was just flabbergasted that another American Muslim is actually asking the questions about FGM of another American Muslim woman who has been on the record to advocate on behalf of women all over the world," said Almontaser.
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Films about history often emphasize how much societies change in terms of injustice and intolerance, but they rarely focus on tiny watershed moments like this, where one man is flabbergasted to realize that specialization and a custom-designed assembly line system can be used to prepare food even before it's ordered.
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Of course, Cardi humorously and transparently riffs on these, calling her twerking during her Coachella set "how I got pregnant" (which seems to prompt a genuinely flabbergasted response from Ellen) and commenting on how her underarms started itching from nervous sweat before revealing her pregnancy live on stage at SNL.
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In 2680, at the pinnacle of the Japanese bubble economy, as sneering westerners watched Japanese corporations snap up van Goghs and Monets, a young photographer flabbergasted the Venice Biennale with self-portraits that drew on the imagery of western art history, disrupted and re-evaluated by the artist's own face.
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The wind also fooled Jay, who could not make a sliding catch of a routine pop fly by Didi Gregorius in the sixth, and left Headley flabbergasted in the ninth, when an apparent fly ball to left field landed about 20 feet from him as he stood anchored near third base.
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" In another blog post, Branson said he is "often flabbergasted by the amount of time some people waste dwelling on their past failures, rather than directing that energy into new projects," because his mother always taught him to "never look back in regret, but to immediately move on to the next thing.
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That this error, so enormous in scope, so obvious and so consequential (it skewed the national numbers by large amounts), was not detected, and once detected was only cursorily addressed, leaves Starks flabbergasted: The fact that a 2019 Broadband Deployment Report with an error of over 62 million connections was circulated to the full Commission raises serious questions.
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The texts among Mr. Volker, Mr. Sondland and Mr. Taylor portray Mr. Taylor as a diplomat deeply skeptical of the Trump administration's approach to Ukraine, flabbergasted that the military assistance had been cut off — and firmly believing that the White House was asking for Ukraine to begin political investigations in return for the aid being released.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: The cast is rounded out by an incredible array of actors and comedians, including Kelly Macdonald as Holmes' secretary, Hugh Laurie as Holmes' brother, Steve Coogan as a one-armed tattoo artist, Rob Brydon as a flabbergasted inspector, and someone who shows up for a last-minute cameo so good that it almost redeems the rest of the movie.
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Democrats, who have said they could work with Mr. Trump on legislation even while investigating him, were flabbergasted by the letter, but Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer later issued a statement that made no mention of his trade demand and instead seemed to hint that the president might be delaying because he cannot come up with a politically palatable financing plan.
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As stories broke Friday night and Saturday morning of Muslim travelers with valid visas — including "an Iranian scientist headed to a lab in Boston, an Iraqi who had worked as an interpreter for the United States Army, and a Syrian refugee family headed to a new life in Ohio," according to the New York Times — being stopped mid-journey, many millions of Americans found themselves flabbergasted by the details.
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Vice President Mike Pence announces cease-fire agreement with Turkey in SyriaTrump praised Erdogan for a cease-fire in Syria that Turkey says is 'not a cease-fire'Trump's withdrawal from Kurdish region has opened the door to a new wave of war crimesTurkey's President Erdogan threw Trump's wild letter threatening him over Syria in the trash'It's utterly pathetic': Democratic lawmakers are flabbergasted by Trump's 'tough guy' letter to TurkeyTrump massively undermined Mike Pence's mission to stop Turkey's invasion of Syria, saying publicly that it's none of his businessTrump's 'meltdown' meeting with Nancy Pelosi reportedly went off the rails when she called him out for helping Putin in SyriaUS special-operations secrets could fall into the hands of Russia and Syria after Trump's sudden pulloutTrump's hasty exit forced US troops to bomb their own base in 'an extreme worst-case scenario'
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