" The Border Patrol union chief says the practice was 'flat-out wrong' National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd called the decision to detain migrants under the bridge "flat-out wrong.
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The Jets are flat out bad, and the best we can say for them is that at this time of year, it's better to be flat out bad than merely below average.
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So a lot of it is just flat out lies.
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Don't shy away from flat out asking for a promotion.
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He's just flat out not OK to be around children.
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Or do they just flat out get on your nerves?
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Spiotta flat out rejects this way of talking about literature.
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Auto sales are running flat out and housing is rebounding.
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Most of all, the movie is just flat out insane.
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I flat out hate the sound of the Hugo 29.
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She tells him flat out that they want him around.
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Some flat out refused to welcome me into their homes.
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Cars are flat out for about 70% of the time.
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Other terms are not just imprecise, but flat out incorrect.
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I said, flat out, that the budget was a lie.
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"Don't ask flat-out if you can be hired," says Hamrick.
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Yeah, Mitt Romney was right, Barack Obama was flat out wrong.
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Instagram flat out copied Snapchat's stories down to its feature name.
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Some would flat out set a price, others were more discrete.
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Other members denounce the practice as inappropriate and flat-out weird.
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So CNN's Erin Burnett asked Nunberg about the rumors flat-out.
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BREAKING:The laundry list of salacious & flat-out false reporting about Mrs.
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It's a flat-out numbers game, and they're on the backside.
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Swalwell just flat out failed to gain traction in the race.
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One of the biggest problems in America is flat out violence.
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So, are cooks in commercial kitchens flat out of a job?
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You flat-out won't be able to see or explore everything.
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Putin flat-out rejects them and says there was no meddling.
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Amazon flat out said it didn't want its employees to unionize.
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A Malibu garden party just flat out isn't gonna cut it.
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Turn 212, if you've got a good car, it's flat out.
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But fifteen states, including Kentucky and North Dakota, flat out refused.
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"We are running flat out today out of Toledo," Marchionne said.
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One follower flat-out accused her of being caught with cocaine.
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"I'm calling statistical shenanigans on this," she told me, flat out.
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I don't think that people come down to scores, flat out.
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It could just flat-out kill you in one night, too.
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In 2010 we declared flat-out that the web was dead.
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Some prices spike and drop again, or even decline flat-out.
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It was also misleading or flat-out wrong in important ways.
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Some people feel DeVos is flat-out hostile to public schools.
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" No. 10: "I'd cut anything that someone just flat-out denies.
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Jessie was a flat-out bigot, and not shy about it.
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Daniels: The stuff that bothers me is the flat out lies.
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So, anyone saying a lot is promotional, that's flat out wrong.
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I'm telling you flat out we're going to come for him.
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In some cases, earmarks have led to flat out illegal behavior.
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I flat-out asked them, 'Why is this in Purdue's interest?
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"Some restaurants are flat out dangerous—most are not," he explains.
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Then he flat out says, 'Well, yeah, of course I lied.
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It is time that the New Mexico Legislature flat-out declare war.
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Tregub said she never rejected the offer but was flat-out fired.
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Others flat-out confronted him and the reporters who were interviewing him.
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My husband (who was then my boyfriend), flat-out refused to come.
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"By hesitant, I mean, we kept saying flat out 'no,' " she adds.
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The footage is just flat-out disturbing: Kids gasping desperately for air.
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"They asked flat out to engage in a sexual act," Ebenhoch said.
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Justin Amash, a Michigan Republican, flat-out accused Clapper of committing perjury.
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During Sony's press conference, an Aibo flat-out ignored CEO Kaz Hirai.
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They flat out offer me money, they ask to see my dick.
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Her two businesses, Flat Out and SVI, currently employ about 15 people.
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Speaking of keeping up: Google flat-out hasn't in the messaging space.
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The game was, 'Can I just flat out get a response, period?
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However, Bella's speaking up and saying flat-out the chick ain't her.
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"This idea that countries owe money is flat-out wrong," said Rathke.
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The CEO flat out said, 'We can't let these niggers take over.
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Ron Johnson flat-out said he had "no problem" banning the device.
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"It has to happen, it flat-out has to happen," he said.
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It doesn't necessarily mean or imply that you can flat out retire.
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"I will flat out say that that is inaccurate," the staffer said.
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"This is bizarre and flat-out wrong," Sasse said in his statement.
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Some have flat-out called for the judge's nomination to be rescinded.
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I think it's just wrong, flat out utterly wrong, to do it.
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And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi flat out rejected the down payment idea.
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They can flat-out shoot, and in Game 4 that was enough.
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It can be rife with misspellings, vulgarity or flat-out wrong information.
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Natural gas consumption for the power sector remains flat out to 2050.
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Forbes is another notable content farm which flat-out rejects adblocking readers.
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That is a flat-out lie, which is chewing gum to Trump.
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Hadid, for the record, has flat out denied getting any work done.
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In New Orleans, though, Rondo is flat-out beloved by his teammates.
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And sometimes, apparently, it does just flat out good things like this.
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And at least one player, Israel's Oryx, flat out folded last summer.
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The Planned Parenthood Action Fund called Trump "flat-out dangerous" for women.
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One team flat out told her it would never hire a woman.
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These are lies; good old-fashioned lies, baldfaced and flat-out lies.
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"They asked flat out to engage in a sexual act," Ebenhoch alleged.
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He flat-out says he has to see this through to the end.
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Among these moats: Convenience, data, speed, breadth and flat-out excellent customer service.
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" Lauer then flat out asks Trump, "so why do you keep watching it?
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The fact is that de Blasio's polling is just flat out bad everywhere.
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This can lead to situations where shows and movies look flat-out wrong.
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Most analysts did not expect any changes in the group's flat-out production.
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But on Sunday, Trump flat-out accused Cruz of courting his delegates illegally.
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So flat out you do nothing, you go online it's $179 a year.
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Mars determines your pet peeves, dislikes, and even what you flat-out hate.
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His numbers, both this season and for his career, are flat-out staggering.
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"They just murdered him flat out," Harmon's niece, Alisha Shaw, told The Guardian.
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CRUZ: — at least half of the things Marco said are flat-out false.
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Its editorial content is dubious at best and flat-out racist at worst.
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I've also flat-out told some of my junior teammates what I make.
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Nice to have something related to U.S. politics that's not flat-out depressing.
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Google Fi flat-out won't work on the iPhone 5, 5C, or older.
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It is a flat-out lie to say that Clinton is a bigot.
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This PS2 game just flat out gave me the most devastating burn. pic.twitter.
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The perfect gift for Valentines who flat-out refuse to do the dishes.
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In general, feeding or approaching wild animals is often flat-out illegal, too.
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And that has resulted in series of actions that are flat-out illegal.
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He was too frumpy and flat-out boring to be acquainted with reproach.
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In the women's race, however, the action was flat out for 13 laps.
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But the things they said about me just were flat-out not true.
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So Trump has nine times the share of flat-out lies as Clinton.
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They flat-out can't afford the systems or people to run the systems.
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He just flat-out lied about senior staff and Stepien not being involved.
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"My feeling toward the mice is flat-out fear," he explained to another.
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It flat out chose not to release it in Israel for unknown reasons.
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Now in her late 60s, my mom flat-out refuses to make menudo.
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Does that keep these people from just flat-out hanging up on you?
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The message should be that you welcome input — but not flat-out interference.
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In the meantime, individual results can be confusing — and some flat-out wrong.
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Even worse was the fact that Trump got several things flat out wrong.
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Some of the Democratic presidential candidates are calling for flat-out loan forgiveness.
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And anyone who deviated from these lines was unrealistic, or flat-out irrational.
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It's just flat out one of my favorite places to spend time at.
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Trump is saying, flat out, that Democrats are opposed to the military. 221.
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That The Times did not flat-out say that Trump's statements were misogynistic.
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The state's plane crashes and flat-out disappearances are the stuff of legend.
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He has spent his entire life bending the truth and flat-out lying.
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Pretty soon, I realized the benefits of lying flat-out on my belly.
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Flat out lying to your kids, no matter their age, is never helpful.
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It's a flat-out lie that they're being discriminated against on these platforms.
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He didn't flat-out say no, he wouldn't support that kind of bill.
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Most of them just flat out didn't work, they or produced [something] unusable.
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But his path to victory next week remains difficult if not flat out impossible.
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Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Barack Obama has flat out denounced the claims as false.
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Some stories just flat out are astonishing and really stick out in my mind.
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Other parts of the world are flat out against any "finders keepers" meteorite policy.
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Save Harder: Flat out: You have to save more money during your working years.
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This is why I decided to flat-out leave nursing and go for fashion.
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He flat-out responded that there were no plans for him to leave Oath.
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If you're not a fan of Japanese RPGs, it's a flat-out tough sell.
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Flat-out returns cost $25, and monthly payments decrease as you rent for longer.
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That's a flat-out non-starter for conservatives, as one aide confirmed to me.
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Since then, he's cycled through flashes of mediocrity, solidity, flat-out awfulness and brilliance.
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Both men cajoled and corralled the electorate with half-truths and flat out lies.
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Around 20 percent of the participants of that study were flat-out denied care.
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Some astrologers believe that this close proximity can suggest flat-out tension and awkwardness.
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Actually, it's definitely the latter, and this drag session has us flat-out laughing.
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I m like everybody else – I just flat out assumed that these were safe.
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Any flat-out judgment, in either direction, is bound to be schematic and skewed.
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Second, it's just flat-out wrong to say Obama didn't believe in missile defense.
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Soulja denied the allegations, and his team said the woman was flat-out lying.
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She calls the legislation "a flat-out ban" that would specifically impact marginalized communities.
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"People still flat-out don't believe the FDA was cool with it," Minikel says.
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" Another dermatologist gave her more medications, but again "they flat-out didn't do anything.
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"Yesterday I attacked and went flat out for the whole stage," he told reporters.
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But the Trump Foundation flat out broke the law by making a political contribution.
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The seller may flat out reject your offer, counter your offer, or accept it.
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You could drive it flat-out all day and it's not gonna kill it.
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And if they're state-funded, there's a low likelihood of flat-out stopping them.
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Surrounding yourself with happy people builds confidence, stimulates creativity, and it's flat-out fun.
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I lasted a grand total of seven years before I'd flat-out had it.
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And he is telling a flat-out lie about why he can't do it.
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But with the election looming in November, the Trumpkin is just flat out terrifying.
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"This is bizarre and flat-out wrong," said Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska.
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However, there's also a lot of misleading information, and information that's flat out untrue.
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Henkes's and Venkatraman's books feature gentle humor, but "The Runaways" is flat-out hilarious.
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Comey flat out rejected Trump's assertion in open testimony at the House Intelligence Committee.
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Others have been flat-out rude, Ms. Matties said, considering the deliveries an intrusion.
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"I looked at the data and thought, 'that's just flat out wrong,'" Mustafa said.
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I want to thank everyone who is working flat out to beat the virus.
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"After they failed to correct it, it's a flat-out lie," Mr. Schwab said.
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"I hate when people ask me questions about my butt," she said, flat out.
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But that's just a flat-out lie, and it also happens to be impossible.
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He also flat out said he doesn't remember how many times he's worn blackface.
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In the months before the cuts came into effect, OPEC countries produced flat out.
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Instead, we retreat behind nationalist slogans, wishful thinking and flat-out know-nothing denialism.
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He ran as fast as he could, flat out running through the unknown forest.
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The commission said it was working flat out to post all 41,000 forms online.
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"That type of evidence is flat out prohibited," lawyer Frank Addario told the court.
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Sources close to Ben tell us Tinashe's texting claim was a flat-out lie.
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But before assuming this is flat-out proof Clinton lied, consider a few things.
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It's just that Iran flat-out refused to budge on any of that stuff.
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At the same time, that does not mean we just flat out open our borders.
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States legalizing pot is "experimentation" with something that is flat-out illegal under federal law.
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It seems that 73% of RetailMeNot customers said they flat out do not like Peeps.
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His grades were terrible, thieves had ransacked his apartment, and he was flat out broke.
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Video "I cannot believe he would tell a flat-out lie," Cruz said in 2015.
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Tim Walberg flat-out lied to his constituents about the services the healthcare provider offers.
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This one is much more dedicated to surprising viewers, and occasionally flat-out shocking them.
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In fact other automakers flat-out refuse to beta test driverless tech on the public.
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His collection of connected stories jump between comic, flat-out serious, and soberingly tragic tales.
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Many of the stories circulating, however, have relied on outdated or flat-out wrong information.
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Rather than flat out speed, the four-piece build momentum through repetition and atmospheric riffs.
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"There are mornings that I just flat-out can't put my pants on," she admits.
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Aside from being flat-out bizarre, O'Neill's post conflates professed consensual trysts with sexual assault.
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I feel a little weird about a flat out rule of don't cry at work.
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"Heroes" was a flat-out dark masterpiece, unlike anything on the radio at the time.
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He is also flat-out awed by space rocks as pieces of the tangible cosmos.
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If anyone tells you different they are in denial or flat out lying to you.
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"That performance in the second half is flat-out unacceptable," Chargers coach Mike McCoy said.
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It doesn't matter that much of the information presented is skewed, or flat-out wrong.
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But regardless of what she had to contend with, Hudgens was also flat-out excellent.
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"This is just flat out the right thing to do," its current sponsor, state Rep.
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Flat out, it's wall-to-wall, start-to-finish, all ten songs, I love it.
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Both are working flat out to remake the global order to suit their own priorities.
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They began with flat-out denials of wrongdoing that didn't survive casual brushes with scrutiny.
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If this was not the series's best season, it was its most flat-out entertaining.
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"Don Cherry made remarks which were hurtful, discriminatory, which were flat-out wrong," MacLean said.
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"He just flat out lied about senior staff and Stepien not being involved," she texted.
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But the other games we just flat out got our butts kicked so seeing improvement.
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Sanders said flat-out that small steps weren't enough on some issues, including climate change.
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Asked flat out if he would run again for office, Ryan said no multiple times.
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Take it a step snarkier and dismiss them as creaky — or even flat-out old.
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Cory Booker called transgender military personnel heroes, and said the president was flat-out wrong.
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A number of local cooks flat out refused to prepare food the way she wanted.
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Flat-out, whole semester of F's on the transcript, bombed out, washed out, flunked out.
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They flat-out denied it at the time, telling us in essence ... they're just lucky.
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Or did we — did I — get an important element of the story flat-out wrong?
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Trump's lawyers knew their client regularly strays from the truth and sometimes flat-out lies.
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Firms are also dragging their feet or flat out refusing to pay for certain therapies.
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Then, the stock drifted back down, and other headlines flat out called for her retirement.
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He wants the flat-out truth, raw and bleeding, and hang all that illusion business.
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So either the movie fails at understanding its own message, or it flat-out lies.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "This morning, Trump flat-out told reporters, quote, 'I never worked for Russia.
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More than just this season, though, Crosby's calendar year for 2016 is flat out incredible.
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In the past, Trump has flat-out said that Cruz isn't a natural-born citizen.
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The New York Times isn't a place where people say no, and we're flat-out exhausted.
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"We flat out deserve to know what is on our airplanes," a pilot is heard saying.
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I think he's flat-out, dangerous and I hate what he's cooking up in this country.
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The racism and prejudice they experience, although less aggressive than ours, is still flat out insane.
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On the S10 side, you get hardware that is flat-out better by nearly every metric.
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We've got decades of this gang type activity, flat out gang activity, that hasn't been addressed.
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No way will the White House rubber stamp Hillary people, Never Trumpers and flat-out liberals.
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Ted Cruz, who remains in the race, flat-out denies that human-caused global warming exists.
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But there is one Latin American country that flat out rejected Big Macs and McNuggets: Bolivia.
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Ted Cruz asking the panel flat out why we should search for life on other worlds.
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But check out Terry Crews ... he flat out thinks there's something rotten in Denmark, or Vegas.
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He flat-out rips him for not calling out Trump for his Twitter rant against Rep.
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According to Hunter, Raven is flat-out lying about their relationship, which lasted about two years.
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Scoble's conclusion that "Sexual Harassment requires that I have such power," is just flat-out wrong.
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It's that third-party data that users often find speculative or at worst, flat-out wrong.
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The Stadia app flat-out doesn't let you start a game if you're not on WiFi.
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Fourteen, including Democratic California and solid-Republican Kentucky, flat-out refused to respond to the letter.
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He tweeted "it is flat out wrong" to attack a judge based on race or religion.
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Thing is, lifelogging solutions have either flat out sucked or contained some sort of fatal flaw.
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It's better to sound frivolous than to be flat-out offensive or come across as insincere.
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They make jokes about forgoing diets, ditching workouts, drinking heavily, struggling through motherhood, flat-out misbehaving.
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And some suggest that the author has trespassed deep into the territory of flat-out fiction.
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Along the way, these Brexiteers also exaggerated those downsides and sometimes flat-out lied about them.
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" By the time they were juniors, he said, "she was just flat out better than me.
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" McMonagle hit his crescendo when, referring to Constand, he announced flat out that "she's a liar.
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In response, many Republicans have begun telling flat-out falsehoods about their positions on health care.
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"In nearly every case, what the Army said was incomplete or flat-out wrong," he said.
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What bothers her, she said, is the "flat-out lies" that have been spread about her.
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"I'm going to be flat-out again and pushing as hard as I can," he added.
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"Any suggestion to the contrary is flat out false," spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said in a statement.
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We're told Simpson flat-out talks about an accomplice who was with him at Nicole's home.
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But at others, it struggles to find its footing, and sometimes it flat-out falls down.
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Is it a woman or a minority, someone whom many Republicans might feel uncomfortable ignoring flat-out?
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Lamorne Morris is incredulous over Lil Wayne's pronouncement he's never experienced racism ... saying flat out Wayne's lying.
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Teacup — and, more pointedly, their kid — and flat-out tells her he sabotaged her plans for Kimmy.
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Not surprisingly, several of Trump's remarks on immigration contained information that was misleading or flat-out wrong.
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She does what she does because she feels an obligation but also because she's flat-out angry.
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But with all that chatter comes a lot of speculation, most of which is flat-out bunk.
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The nation's biggest health insurer says it's flat out losing way too much money on the exchanges.
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Cuomo flat-out yelled at the former "Sex and The City" star, asking her to stop interrupting.
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In a "60 Minutes" interview with anchor Norah O'Donnell, Biden vowed to "flat [out] beat" both Sens.
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When it comes to the camera, I have to say that OnePlus flat out doesn't have it.
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Fourteen states, including California and Kentucky, flat-out refused to respond to the letter, says Mr Kobach.
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The estate says it demanded Boxill return the recordings back in March, but he flat-out refused.
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There are at least two New York Times reporters who say, he flat out lied to us.
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But there's an old RBA chart redoing the rounds at the moment that is flat out wrong.
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"I'd like to start this press conference right here, flat-out miserable," Washington coach Chris Petersen said.
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"He just flat-out told me: 'I don't really know how to help you guys,'" Speagle said.
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Alpert also points out that Xiaomi flat-out acknowledges that there's some visual trickery going on here.
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In fact, Arnold can be flat-out funny, which makes the New Celebrity Apprentice sometimes unexpectedly comical.
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Some are devastatingly earnest, and reveal emotional fantasies of intimacy rather than flat-out physical sexual desire.
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Perversely, the NRA builds its own credibility with supporters by offering incredible, often flat-out false stories.
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It also wouldn't specify which accounts it had flat-out banned, and which ones were only limited.
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It simply takes flat-out commitment to the gas pedal, and a certain obliviousness to good sense.
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Another boldly proclaimed that a pint-a-day habit could flat-out prevent stroke and heart disease.
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"For the record I'm far from a misogynist, a male chauvinist, or flat-out mean," he continued.
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I finally got respect from kids who'd either ignored me—or flat-out talked shit about me.
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"At the same time, that does not mean we just flat out open our borders," she added.
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And so, with the Lamborghini flat out and the seconds ticking away, I was stuck at 199.
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"I cannot believe he would tell a flat-out lie," Cruz said in a fiery floor speech.
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On one hand, he has to weigh the electoral effects of flat-out negativity toward the president.
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Local governments have been slow to act against Hezbollah networks, sometimes even flat-out denying their existence.
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The straight is taken almost flat out to Abbey, which leads to the left-hand Farm corner.
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"Its completely inappropriate, it's reckless, it's irresponsible, it's misinformed, and it's flat out wrong," Morgan told Hill.
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Lee Zeldin flat out said he was a "no" to the bill in its current form. Rep.
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Americans flat-out oppose these efforts to empower a class of mega political donors in our democracy.
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But if you are asking me flat-out had I ever heard of a conversation like that?
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Listen, we all love a good public Facebook post with flat out wrong comments by unhinged people.
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The lyrics are shallow, the production is generic, and the lack of falsetto is flat-out disappointing.
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He's a flat-out star now—one who can afford to end a show with indoor fireworks.
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Even worse is the flat-out rejection of patients using MAT by 12-step groups and sponsors.
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Maybe a flat-out ban on donations from lawyers ought to at least be considered as well.
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Niger highlights a much larger problem — just how foolish, how flat-out dumb President Trump is behaving.
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Then there's this: Trump and his White House are flat-out denying the reported claim by Bolton.
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Incredibly, in deep and treacherous waters, she guns it, flat-out and broadside, feet from the dinghy.
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"Let me say it flat out: The Florida school shooting was an epic intelligence failure," Smerconish said.
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"Frankly I think [Trump] flat-out lied" about the reason the president authorized the strike, Biden said.
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However, many also came to Kelly's defense and thought it was flat-out wrong on Meade's part.
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If you flat out dislike the idea of ads on your phone, you'll want to look elsewhere.
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The movie's attitude toward its protagonist is fiercely devoid of sentimentalism and, at times, flat-out disapproving.
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How do you write about speeches filled with wild and vague insinuations and sometimes flat-out lies?
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But in today's filing, Uber says that Waymo's assumptions about its self-driving technology are flat out wrong.
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But whether her role was misconstrued, exaggerated or even a flat-out lie isn't really the point anymore.
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Politicians deflecting and flat-out denying speculation about the prospect of future candidacy is a known political trope.
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Ghost stories Let's take a trip to Poggioreale, the Sicilian ghost town that flat out refuses to die.
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But Spicer has repeatedly promulgated flat-out nonsense for the President -- repeatedly told Americans things that are untrue.
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From the flat-out ridiculous scandals to the ridiculously terrifying ones, there hasn't been a dull moment yet.
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And, they damn sure should be, according to Roy ... who says Khan flat out waved the white flag.
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Wyclef Jean says L.A. County Sheriff's deputies flat-out lied about his traffic stop to cover their asses.
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We're not sure if he was just tired or flat out hates "A Thousand Miles" (if that's possible?)
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Sarah Hyland wants her body shamers to know they are flat-out wrong: She eats PLENTY of bread.
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The idea that anyone could learn anything good from watching something like this is also flat-out wrong.
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Apart from being flat-out effective, SEO is one of the most in-demand marketing skills around today.
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He's been flat-out dealing over the past couple of weeks, getting hot at the best possible time.
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She had long felt that Facebook was insufficiently forthcoming, and now it seemed to be flat-out stonewalling.
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It is, in effect, the new Silicon Valley—filled with giddy, breathtaking ingenuity and flat-out good news.
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Every other automaker — from BMW to Cadillac — flat-out refuses to beta test driverless tech on the public.
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If they won't flat-out cast a woman, sneaking one in stealthily just might be a viable alternative.
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As we reported, Mooney flat-out denied the bodyguard's allegations, saying there's no truth to anything Kahn said.
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But that doesn't mean we're desensitized enough to not know when a copycat moment is flat-out wrong.
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She continued to press him to say whether Facebook would take down political ads containing flat-out lies.
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Mueller's decision not to file charges could reflect that straightforward judgment: that he flat-out found no collusion.
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Yet flat-out blindness to a potential employee's public social media presence seems, at this point, like overkill.
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But stories that Harambe got anywhere from 11,000 to 15,000 votes on Election Day are FLAT OUT FALSE.
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Sure, every sign of the Zodiac contains multitudes, but as a group Aquarians are flat-out walking contradictions.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp is flat-out funnier, smarter, more exciting, and better written than Ant-Man.
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Bixby and that annoying fingerprint reader were the difference between "great, but flawed" and just flat out great.
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January is usually a period of feverish activity with factories flat out to get the new cars built.
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The flat-out derisive language and more subtle "messaging" were so prevalent that we began to accept it.
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Lions and cheetahs actually like it when their prey tries to beat them in a flat-out race.
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" At the presidential debate, Trump flat-out contradicted Pence, saying, "He and I haven't spoken and I disagree.
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Trump wants to take us back to an isolationist and protectionist era, which is flat out insane economically.
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She drags him upstairs and essentially flat-out asks him to plant one on her, but he refuses.
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To irresponsibly and recklessly saddle them with these responsibilities is not only ill-informed, but flat out wrong.
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Fine art purchased online can end up actually being a replica or flat-out stolen piece of work.
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"If this was not the series's best season, it was its most flat-out entertaining," he writes. 9.
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" The President flat-out called it a lie, during that rally last year: "It's one big ugly lie.
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This amounts to a flat out denial that Congress has a legitimate role in overseeing the executive branch.
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The team flat out doesn't have a lot of talent and isn't built to compliment its franchise player.
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At one point, Bourgeois said flat out that she didn't like one woman's art — because it was boring.
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"She flat-out loved Rakka, and wrote back that she wanted to play [the protagonist] Jasper," Blomkamp continues.
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Judge Smith said flat out that he believes the U.S. Supreme Court's 1968 ruling in Commonwealth Coatings v.
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Despite the esteemed company, Run-DMC flat-out refused to record a track for the album at first.
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Miller's particular subject is literary hoaxes—that is, books that are deliberate, flat-out violations of the pact.
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A few minutes later, she texted Mr. Sheridan saying the governor had "flat out lied" in his answer.
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If you abort a child with Down syndrome—I'll say this flat out—then you're a bad person.
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The spasmodic art of conversation that's practiced by the overgrown boys of "Anger" is sometimes flat-out hilarious.
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"The Cher Show" attempts no such redefinition; it's a flat-out Cher biography using songs associated with her.
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"He flat-out got it done," said Sale, who struck out Manny Machado for the final out Sunday.
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Our writer spoke to them about the challenges of telling the story without slipping into flat-out pornography.
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But in certain categories, a flattering review of a bad or faulty product can be flat-out dangerous.
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He routinely says things that are flat-out wrong or that completely undercut his own administration's legal arguments.
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She was too adept at dodging, deflecting and flat-out lying to blurt out such an inconvenient truth.
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Still, some of the ways to cope with separation anxiety and just flat-out missing someone are similar.
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Under pressure to make their resumes stand out, many people exaggerate or flat out lie about their experience.
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Waking up to the radio is a flat-out superior experience to my phone's alarm on many levels.
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Other cities, like Austin, have flat-out banned Uber and Lyft for refusing to submit drivers for fingerprints.
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In Thursday night's Holt interview, Trump said flat out that he fired Comey because of the Russia investigation.
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It also flat-out banned certain kinds of guns, such as automatic and semi-automatic rifles and shotguns.
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Last month, Price told the Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, that CBO estimates are flat-out wrong.
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It wouldn't just teach evolution; it would teach explicitly that the Bible's creation story is flat-out wrong.
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In late October, Britain narrowed that down a little further and just flat-out said it was North Korea.
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He has been inconsistent by his standards on offense, and has been flat-out abused on the defensive end.
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Earlier this year, New York became the first state to flat-out require all prescriptions to be filled electronically.
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We have been hoodwinked, bamboozled, led astray, run amok, and flat out DECEIVED by Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul!
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Best of all: if they break them within two years of purchase, Amazon will just flat out replace them.
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And flat out follow the law, don&apost enter the country illegally, put yourself and your children at jeopardy.
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They reach 60 mph in less than three seconds and, given the right track, approach 230 mph flat-out.
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For my students, this feeling was marked at times by general frustration, low-grade anxiety and flat-out fatigue.
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On one hand, there's the desire to treat Hollywood as incompatible with, or flat-out conspiring against, conservative Christians.
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In other words, it would appear that physiologically, younger players are just flat-out better than their older peers.
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Such moves prompted the Bahraini foreign minister to tell Kerry flat out that Iran's "hegemonic interventions are continuing unabated".
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Carolina has teased fans with its potential all year, but the team's been flat-out excellent for weeks now.
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Earlier this year, I (that is, Ingrid) asked Armstrong flat-out if the reports about him leaving were true.
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When someone suggested I take cannabidiol (CBD) to help me calm down, I flat-out refused to do it.
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You may worry you'll say the wrong thing — or you might feel flat out awkward typing out dirty talk.
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From shame to arousal to flat-out confusion, people's initial reactions to porn are wide, ranging, and often involuntary.
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There's a difference between a parent who is on the stricter side and one who is flat-out controlling.
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The company didn't issue a flat-out denial, but instead insisted that it still had products in the works.
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Soon, a group of chemists in Boston and later Dallas were working flat out to meet demand for MDMA.
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But, it may be possible to tweak the texting frequency of someone who just flat-out sucks at it.
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Warring with an upset stomach after enjoying a cheese plate isn't just disappointing — it can be flat-out confusing.
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In some sense, this is Musk's basic proposition: ambitious goals, borne out by intense deadlines and flat-out suffering.
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Some security researchers had flat-out refused to report security flaws to Apple in absence of a bug bounty.
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"The team are working flat out… We feel the pain for our customers every time this happens," he said.
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A simple Google search about the company reveals former instructors and students flat-out calling the organization a scam.
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Indian officials launched a preemptive strike against this last week, flat-out rejecting any talk of increasing their ambition.
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Vaughan: They treat it with the sort of balance between intrigue, respect, and flat out worry that it deserves.
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Alicia once met a man who flat-out lied about his size, but tells me this hasn't happened since.
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Photogs spoke with Liam Friday at LAX and flat out asked him if the group was donezo ... his response?
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He never flat-out states that race does not exist, and he never seriously questions that he is black.
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"It's flat out uncharted territory," said Stetson's first sax teacher Christopher Creviston, now a saxophone professor at Arizona State.
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He is ready for "flat-out lies and distortions" by the other candidates, a Biden official told CNN Wednesday.
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Trump has flat-out denied the CIA's report that Russia tried to interfere in the election in Trump's favor.
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And fortunately, most people we heard from said they'd never flat-out turned someone down because of their sign.
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"The counselors flat out said: 'Women don't ask for more money and they end up making less,'" Nichols* says.
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It's no secret that Amazon is flat-out murdering brick-and-mortar retailers with low prices and killer convenience.
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Back then, another McDonald's employee flat-out refused to let me use Apple Pay, though it was technically working.
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If the trailer is any indication, a lot of "flat-out lies" will be told during the reunion special.
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There's a difference between laughing because you're surrounded by sex and just flat out making fun of the products.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian caviar producer Willy Verdonck is flat out in the run up the lucrative Christmas holiday season.
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The Packers are a flat out better team, with more playoff experience and more big games under their belts.
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Some high-fashion designers have flat-out refused to dress First Lady Melania Trump (Tom Ford and Sophie Theallet).
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Photograph by Thomas Prior for The New Yorker No horse can run flat out for a mile or more.
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Inconspicuous tattoos, whether they're teeny-tiny or flat-out hidden, have been having a moment for a while now.
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They have all featured the same kinds of denials that ended up being flat-out wrong or incredibly misleading.
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"He just flat out lied about senior staff and Stepien not being involved," one staffer wrote to the other.
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Police and intelligence services are working flat-out to cope with the challenge of religious radicalization and further attacks.
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In the words of Radiohead, the distortions, half-truths and flat-out lies were everywhere all of the time.
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Syndergaard (6-1) can flat out run and will try to lead this field every step of the way.
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"The first initial community manager in 2015 completely denied flat out that this was a problem," Airamo told CNET.
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You had abolitionists and you had people who were fiercely anti-abolitionist and racist, just plain, flat-out racist.
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For the unusual appearance, he was backed by the all-female 3RDEYEGIRL and he flat-out shredded on guitar.
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It doesn't mean you have to stop, for you can still drive flat out and be 'prepared' to stop.
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There is, however, a difference between treating your chosen subject matter with seriousness and being flat-out po-faced.
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Also annoying is the fact that the bad TV I used to enjoy ironically just flat-out sucks now.
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At first, Beijing flat-out denied the existence of indoctrination camps, claiming that they're just vocational schools for criminals.
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"Sometimes it's not apparent just how much focus, energy, and flat out effort goes into being great at something."
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In his counter lawsuit ... Future flat out says his ex-fiancee's career has been expired for a few years.
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But remember, it's more understated than flat-out copying their every move, which would likely come across as creepy.
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Robinson's geometric precision combines with his flat-out adorable collaged characters to make for a unique kind of enchantment.
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Even with a VPN, Google Maps in China is filled with incomplete or sometimes just flat-out incorrect information.
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He said the sex was a 'flat out rape,' and that he was very upset when she told him.
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"Emma in the Night" also offers the extra perk of treating marriage as flat-out war between the sexes.
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After DeGeneres flat out said, "She was your friend with benefits," the 32-year-old actor nodded and agreed.
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"Both sides must now work flat out from now to bridge the gap and secure a deal," she said.
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Mr. Williams is dismissive of those who say making Medium viable is not merely difficult, but flat-out impossible.
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Information in the press about national security is misleading or flat-out wrong, offering a false sense of security.
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Gastritis, ulcers, hepatitis and anemia are all common, treatable conditions the military will flat-out reject you for having.
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Even anti-high tax groups like the Tax Foundation warned that doing this was, flat out, going too far.
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The bill is flat out bad policy and a blatant attempt to take over and federalize the election process.
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They've let the flat out 6,000 yuan a month and she lived with her husband at his army quarters.
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Everything that happened at the end of the episode suggests that Dany is going to flat-out ignore Varys.
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But he's indulged and endorsed people, organizations, and publications that traffic in flat-out lies and deny scientific facts.
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Many seem to understand that people can change their diets for health reasons, but others feel flat-out duped.
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Ferrari won at flat-out high-speed circuits Spa-Francorchamps and Monza but also at tight and twisty Singapore.
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Their 48-hour work stoppage affected hundreds of thousands of passengers, leading to delayed trips and flat-out cancellations.
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Vice President Pence and I gave flat-out denials that General Flynn had any important contacts with Russian officials.
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In Daisy's case, the sheriff flat out refuses to entertain the possibility that her assault was filmed and shared.
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VERDICT:NOT TONIGHT I told him I was from Iran to spice things up, and he flat out denied me.
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Trump's claim that countries that execute "have much less of a drug problem than we do" is flat-out wrong.
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This may come off hyperbolic, or flat-out inaccurate, to those who don't see Reeves as a great screen actor.
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LORD: Look, we&aposve got a problem in this country, let me just say it flat out, fascism and fascists.
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The reaction has ranged from cautious optimism to warnings about the inexperience of the Trump administration to flat-out criticism.
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" Several hours after this story published, the department issued a more forceful denial: "The BuzzFeed story is flat out wrong.
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But his failure to adapt to Pence's strategy of just flat-out lying denied him and Clinton a clear win.
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The Netherlands and Denmark, for example, have made it flat-out illegal to use antibiotics preventatively in the livestock sector.
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But, what I think is different this time is that almost all of the OPEC countries are flat out producing.
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The court order doesn't flat-out demand that Apple unlock the phone, which is an iPhone 5C* running iOS 53.
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But just as calls for prayer are inevitable, so are claims from skeptics that peoples' invocations are flat-out worthless .
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Some recall having their seatmates complain to a flight attendant, or even flat-out refuse to sit next to them.
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A company whose engineering team can only hire men may miss goals, may make less money, may flat-out fail.
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Your next step will be determining whether their issue stems from flat-out disapproval or just a lack of chemistry.
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But the disparaged people who raise their hand and take an oath to serve our country is flat-out disgusting.
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And, when he was leaving Catch earlier this week, he let us know he thinks Trump's just flat-out wrong.
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The Mayor said flat-out ... if he did the same type of thing, he'd have the book thrown at him.
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Hillary promised flat-out she will "tax the rich," which in Hillary-speak means anyone earning more than minimum wage.
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" McCain said the Russian government's recent actions "echo" its behavior during the Cold War, saying "they tell flat out lies.
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It seems simplistic to call America's immigration policies flat-out racist, but Trump isn't giving us much of a choice.
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But the more immediately pressing concern, however, seems to be the simple fact that the Cavaliers look flat-out gassed.
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More recently, it's even been sanctioned for flat-out lying in federal court about whether or not certain documents exist.
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To most people, for whom vaccines are just a normal part of healthcare, the ongoing fight seems flat-out confusing.
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Innovation is risky The path to innovation — developing and testing new products and weighing market responses — is flat-out risky.
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I'm going to say this flat out in case you aren't already hip to it: that is all absolutely ridiculous.
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Sales of Orwell's original book soared after Kellyanne Conway invoked the term "alternative facts" to describe a flat-out lie.
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So, to say "everyone" who supports Trump thinks exactly like this is a vast over-simplification and flat-out wrong.
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For one thing, it helps explain the astonishing rise and cultural normalization of open, flat-out racism around the world.
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Michaels was serving up flat-out nonsense about our interest in the case, of course, but also about Weinstein's influence.
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Startups like Eero and Luma have built entire companies on betting that your home WiFi situation just flat out sucks.
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His books are heart-wrenching, brutal and sometimes flat-out meanspirited, but they are also incredibly beautiful and endlessly poetic.
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In 19623, an interviewer from Boston magazine, Lisa Solod, asked him, flat out, about his sexual orientation—gay or straight?
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A handful have flat-out refused to allow her to treat them, even though she worked in the emergency room.
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Some people say President Trump hasn't accomplished much during his time in office, but those people are flat out wrong.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, he says their statement that "he's going to jail" is a flat-out lie.
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While many designers have flat-out refused to dress Trump, Ferrari told WWD that this was not a political statement.
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I had an idea that he liked and he flat out taught himself programming so that we could make it.
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I guess I should think of something a bit more insightful to say but honestly this just flat out sucks.
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Hope Palacios, the Hidalgo County district attorney prosecutor, flat-out denies that her office dropped the ball in reaching Renee.
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Described as everything from a "mild disaster," to flat-out "torture," bathing suit shopping is a major source of anxiety.
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Drivers also dislike having to ease off the throttle to save fuel rather than being able to go flat out.
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A decade ago, Calabrian cousins Vincenzo Quarto and Francesco Fragale flat-out banned ranch dressing at Romano's, their Houston pizzeria.
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In its place is a flat-out exemption, with no requirement that women be offered any alternative route to coverage.
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Again and again, Donald Trump has said and done things that can really only be described as flat-out racist.
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They deny the allegations flat-out and say that whatever Rashon's peddling in 2019 is nothing but gossip and hearsay.
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"They didn't even tell me they were terminating me until I flat out asked, a week later," the user wrote.
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Some are being flat-out canceled, others are being transitioned into virtual events, with live-streamed content and the like.
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I can't say I was thrilled about having to write an article about a poll that looked flat-out wrong.
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"Zebra babies can flat-out run within an hour of being born, because if they can't, they're dead," he writes.
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But there is no way to know if Trump "flat-out lied" without seeing the underlying intelligence, which remains classified.
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This year she took a bold approach and flat-out asked him what she would be dancing the next year.
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"The president uses hyperbole, and is often flat-out dishonest in what he tells the American public," Ms. Escobar said.
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Coyle's pup appears to be a golden retriever ... and the way he attacks Coyle's gear is just flat-out precious.
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" In her complaint, Ms. Dugan called the academy's claim that she had demanded a $22 million settlement "flat out false.
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Trump justified his move using faulty information, citing issues that are not even in the agreement and flat-out lying.
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In court filings from the summer, former Christie aides claim that the governor "flat out lied" about the lane closures.
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It used to be a big deal for a reputable news organization to flat out call the president a liar.
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JACKSON I've had an instance where an unknown black actress told me flat out that she wanted a white agent.
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Stephen Colbert flat-out called for President Trump's resignation ... the prez admittedly shared classified intel about ISIS with Russian diplomats.
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Some people accused Glover of flat-out copying Harley while others have just seen it as inspiration for Glover's track.
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A few days ago, a Sonic Drive-In posted a flat-out savage sign at one of its Alabama locations.
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He is not a medical doctor… I'm just going to ask you flat out: When will you fire Mr. Lloyd?
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But in this universe, where the ingredients (the worms, for instance) simply don't exist, doing so would be flat-out impossible.
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Asked about the agency's adjustments, Nett said it was "flat out incorrect" that the mine safety agency had corrected CONSOL's data.
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Ted Cruz's accusation that McConnell had told a "flat-out lie" about the future of the Export-Import Bank in 2015.
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Now, an actual broodje kroket, when you get it at a reasonably good spot, is flat out better than the McKroket.
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The NRA does effectively mobilize voters; all the political ads in the world wouldn't matter if people flat-out ignored them.
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It just seems impolite to flat-out tell your friend you can't pick up the cake for their cat's birthday, right?
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I loved my therapist for her candor, and she flat out told me that the idea of knowing is total bullshit.
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That would be an oversimplified (and, in the case of some Leos, flat-out inaccurate) characterization of Leo and its effects.
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For some Shadow People, that's all they may do, but there are others that are said to be flat-out evil.
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That means Juicero's $400 juicer — which sold for $700 at launch — isn't just an unnecessary luxury, it's just flat-out unnecessary.
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For its part, Qualcomm says the FTC is flat out wrong about all of this, including the core of this lawsuit.
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If an opposition aspect makes your ego and emotions feel out of step, a square creates flat-out tension between them.
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For the best training advice, nutrition advice of just how to be a flat out legend check out his website www.zocobodypro.
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But for some reason, her campaign flat out stopped talking about that proposal almost as quickly as it rolled it out.
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Now Works with Nest is turning into something more secure, more useful and just flat-out better than anything Revolv created.
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It's easy to know what to do when your app gets flat-out rejected by an app store: you appeal it.
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First, let's start with a flat-out fact: A restaurant kitchen is a tough environment for anyone, no matter your gender.
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While Ivanka was right about these policies, her dad has taken the opposite approach: Flat-out discrimination against women and mothers.
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Now if you think her fake, her overhyped, so-called scoop flat out conspiracy theories, and they are -- well, think again.
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We in this government will work flat out to give this country the leadership it deserve and that work begins now.
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But clearly there's still plenty of inspiration to be found in the studio's stable, because these posters are flat-out gorgeous.
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"They just murdered him flat-out," said Alisha Shaw, Harmon's niece, according to the Guardian, which reported first on Harmon's death.
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This was a flat out lie, and I asked CBP1 what question I didn't answer and what order I didn't follow.
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"We have been hoodwinked, bamboozled, led astray, run amuck, and flat out deceived," tweeted another shell-shocked victim of this trickery.
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Maloon said he is flat-out against Ben Carson because he just can't vote for someone who doesn't believe in evolution.
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I believe that is still possible even at this late stage and I will work flat out to make it happen.
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But even I know that this trailer for Nintendo's new Miitomo app is flat-out WRONG on some fronts re: teens.
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Anyone with a moral compass knows he is flat out wrong and the criticism of his statement has been nearly universal.
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That's one thing that, frankly, the Republicans lacked in 2016 as a response to Donald Trump, just flat out lacked it.
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Antichrist-approved IPAs aside, Garage Project has made a name for itself as an innovative, if not flat-out eccentric brewery.
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Companies in different sectors are working flat out to try and work out the implications for their businesses, for their competitiveness.
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We in this government will work flat out to give this country the leadership it deserves and that work begins now.
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Again, not as environmentally protective as a flat-out ban, but still a plausible accommodation of environmental, recreational, and extractive interests.
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But, Rudolph is VEHEMENTLY denying the claim -- his lawyer has already issued a statement calling the allegation a flat-out lie.
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The fact is that the two biggest players at the meeting — Saudi Arabia and Russia — are already pumping virtually flat out.
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Schumer, who is now the top Democrat in the upper chamber, flat-out denied Democrats have transitioned on border security policy.
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But if by "liberals," however, one means "people who believe in liberal values and ideals," then Beauchamp is flat-out wrong.
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Ted Cruz's accusation in 2015 that McConnell had told a "flat-out lie" about the future of the Export-Import Bank.
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If there's one aspect of your ask that doesn't work for them, you're more likely to get a flat-out no.
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" Others flat out refuse to believe Wolverine might be gay, rationalizing, "It was definitely a heterosexual thing between cyclops and Wolverine.
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So far Cameroon's government has refused to engage in meaningful dialogue with separatists, largely because it flat-out rejects losing territory.
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"They just flat-out overstep their bounds in so many different areas," said Lamar, who was a running back at Mississippi.
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And it looks like Browns fans are equally confused, if not flat-out angry at the lack of consequences for Rudolph.
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The first is Brown's gift for making flat-out great pictures — he seems to have the photographic equivalent of perfect pitch.
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In fact, there's a whole genre of thrilling, terrifying, and occasionally flat-out disturbing movies that take place on island time.
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" Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Democrat of Arkansas, concluded flat out that "the brown derby has been discarded for the high hat.
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Gordon missed tying Jones and forcing another round of dunks by 1 point ... and flat-out beating him by 2 points.
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But that narrative is flat-out false — impeachment was created by the Founders as a political exercise, and that's never changed.
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In that case our president has been involved once again in either delusion, falsehoods, alternative facts or flat-out lies. 2.
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" And the move also drew sharp criticism from the head of the Border Patrol's union, who called it "flat-out wrong.
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Elizabeth Warren, eyeing 2020, accuses Russia and China of "working flat out to remake the global order" in their authoritarian image.
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However, motions for official inclusivity of the atheist and agnostic perspective have been ignored, if not flat-out denied and vetoed.
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These women are often discouraged, or flat out refused, by physicians, who say they are too young to make this decision.
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In their likening of sampling to flat-out theft, neither case did much to advance how copyright is understood or policed.
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Blankfein said he's "still thinking about bitcoin" and that he was not flat out endorsing or denouncing the digital currency. 9.
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Tester is up for reelection in Montana 2018, and Trump said flat out he would pay a price during the midterms.
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KFC added that its restaurant teams are "working flat out" to make sure people can get their hands on fried chicken soon.
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Law enforcement officials at BSO tell us the story asserting Dedrick Williams was raped in Broward County Jail is flat-out false.
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Elizabeth Warren flat-out called Biden's original stance wrong and pointed out that Hyde most directly affected low-income women through Medicaid.
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"But some of it is just flat out telling me I&aposm a bigot, and they don&apost know me," he said.
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I realise I pick and choose when to bend or flat-out ignore the rules, but sometimes you really should respect them.
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Mathias Basner, University of Pennsylvania professor of sleep and chronobiology, told Gizmodo that some of the news stories are flat out wrong.
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This is about current FBI agents stonewalling, covering up, and flat-out lying for mentors and G-men long gone, over decades.
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And the Department of Energy would flat out eliminate the Office of Electricity, and the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
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If O'Rourke makes it to the Senate, it will be, at least in part, because voters just flat-out dislike Ted Cruz.
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His ex-wife Jacqueline (Kathryn Erbe) calls Annalise and informs her that Isaac overdosed — and flat-out blames the attorney for it.
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Hastings' concern is very specific, too: he's flat out opposing zero-rating, which makes Netflix less appealing than an ISP's competing service.
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Earlier this week, Facebook responded to a similar request from Biden's team and flat-out rejected the idea of banning misleading ads.
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And still others call it flat-out wrong: The new Nature piece on reforestation has resulted in quite a bit of confusion.
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Week after week this season, fans, coaches and players have been riled by calls that were questionable, erroneous or flat-out weird.
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He didn't go so far as to flat-out to commit to no "Craplets" (as Walt Mossberg called them at Code), however.
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But unlike the grim Javert, he's also flat-out hilarious, spewing forth acid commentary that will turn those goose bumps into guffaws.
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While some dismiss 69-ing as awkward or even gimmicky, others are either curious about mastering it or flat-out love it.
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But most companies are still moving cautiously, cognizant of the fact that most people are skeptical or flat-out distrust autonomous technology.
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There have been several studies that examine the process of job interviews, identifying what works, what doesn't and what flat-out sabotages.
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But just because the show gave us that answer, flat-out, doesn't mean it didn't also hide clues for fans to find.
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We're reluctant to send "our" American boys to face Brazilian justice even if they did flat-out lie to the Brazilian police.
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And each time we would learn a new look, I was alerted to how flat-out wrong I had been applying cosmetics.
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It doesn't even require that you save more, something that Americans surveyed by NerdWallet said they flat-out won't do next year.
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I don't think a lot of people are writing flat-out 'all about me because I'm strong and powerful' songs for women.
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"I didn't come flat out and say these were fakes, because you have to rely on more than first impressions," Elderfield stated.
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To allow someone to spread vicious lies and flat out fabrications is not ok and it's time someone stood up for themselves.
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" Her take on it was pretty awesome -- she went right after the rapper/TV producer and flat out called him a "weirdo.
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I can't discern if these videos are more creepy or just flat-out inappropriate — though I am heavily leaning towards the latter.
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According to a new study from consulting firm PWC and The Crowdfunding Center, women are flat-out better at crowdfunding than men.
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She flat-out denies that they are trying to work things out, even though Khloé says it looks differently from the outside.
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In recent days, there have been multiple media reports that have speculated theories that are unsubstantiated, highly exaggerated or flat out inaccurate.
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We can't wait for someone to tell us can own it; we have to flat out own our position in the universe.
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As you play through the campaign, you'll hit a bewildering succession of triumphs, disasters and moments of flat-out holy shit incredulity.
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And lucky for her, not hers, since her father a bigot she will admit later, and he flat-out despises colored people.
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Some advocates for the measure flat out rejected the suggestion that lawmakers should have a say in how it is carried out.
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Between injuries, retirements, and flat out bad play, nearly a quarter of the league has gone through a change at starting quarterback.
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Europeans, frequently, tried to use that to get the Russians to extradite their nationals and they flat out refused to do it.
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Hulk Hogan says he's "thought about" a potential Florida Senate run, but his answer is "a flat-out no" at the moment.
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Youth-fueled mischief devolved into flat-out vandalism and violence, as overturned cars, trashed houses, and even harassment and assault became common.
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Many appeared to be flat-out scams; others, Koelsch said, were questionable charities and political groups using scare tactics to solicit funds.
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Critics reamed the film for being flat out awful, dragging on and overcomplicating a simple story, and having an overabundance of CGI.
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Court documents filed earlier this month allege Christie "flat out lied" about knowledge of his staff's involvement in closing the traffic lanes.
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POTUS flat out admitted he's biased against the accusers after dealing with a long history of "really false charges" made against him.
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Even more dangerously for the IACHR, setting a precedent of flat-out rejecting court decisions would have weakened the court going forward.
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Trump weighed in on the move at his photo-op Thursday, noting it isn't a flat-out ban on movement or work.
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Susie flat out fired me by messenger in front of my entire team when I was C.E.O. in the fall of 2006.
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I had a flat-out great time reading each one of these feel-good gems, and I bet you will as well.
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"The notion that we should save our cuts for later is a colorful metaphor, but it's just flat-out wrong," he said.
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For years, flat-out lies about policy served Republicans well, helping them win back control of Congress and, eventually, the White House.
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When they are not purely escapist or flat-out inane, they are narrowly concerned with the airbrushed circumstances of their own creation.
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The "safe spaces" on college campuses have pandered to the sensitivities of some students while flat out rejecting the views of others.
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It would be easier to take the defense's process objections more seriously if many of them weren't misleading or flat-out dishonest.
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For example, she said, DOJ officials have "flat out refused" to enact regulations that allow judges to hold DHS attorneys in contempt.
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Which is also the premise that people who support flat-out reparations, but you don't go there, and I wonder why not.
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A number of dishes are flat-out salads, like the fine if not soul-stirring quinoa with cucumbers and pico de gallo.
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At one point he gave a perfect explanation of why not being able to push flat out was not good for racing.
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What's unclear ... was Post already in the crowd when he lost his footing or did he flat-out fall off the stage?
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They also flat-out increased prison sentences, adopted harsh mandatory minimum sentences, and encouraged police and prosecutors to be tougher on criminals.
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And while he ignored or flat out refused to produce any data supporting his claim, the idea of seemed to please the president.
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After misleading articles and flat-out lies dominated the election season, the world realized this was not just an annoyance, but an epidemic.
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And then you have Mnuchin going on television just yesterday and flat-out lying and saying rich people are going to pay more.
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And, after the firing, Trump flat-out told NBC News that the Russia probe was indeed on his mind when he fired Comey.
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Adobe says on its support page for the issue that droplets, ExtendScript Toolkit, and Lens Profile Creator will flat-out fail to run.
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" He goes on to make a comparison to "Django Unchained" -- before flat out saying any Crips out there need to "f*** Kanye up.
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What do you do when the guy who's about to be president tweets things that are unreliable, self-contradictory, or flat-out untrue?
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We hastened into a jog and then flat out started running, determined not to be seen by the school safety officers posted outside.
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More insidiously, some of us may feel inclined to flat-out blame ourselves, and specifically our flirting game, for our quiet sex life.
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He flat out says Scott is "not a star," and adds that Kardashians haven't done much to boost 'DWTS' ratings in the past.
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He called her dishonest, accused her of bias and a conflict of interest, and said flat-out that he did not like her.
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"The idea we would leak anything that would put the safety and security of any American at risk is a flat out lie."
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The flip side was that more corners will be taken flat out, making it harder to get close enough to try a move.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: And that&aposs just saying the President had no knowledge, you know and Giuliani knows that is a flat out lie.
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Even though plenty of polls accurately measured races for the presidency, Senate and House, it's equally true that many were flat-out wrong.
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"If there's one thing money managers hate more than flat-out losing money on an investment, it's giving up tremendous gains," Cramer said.
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Animal experts have been stumped by feline behaviour for centuries: mainly because, unlike dogs, cats flat-out refuse to cooperate with controlled researchers.
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But after I came out, I felt like there was way more of a need to flat-out own who I was onstage.
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The Chamber is flat-out wrong when it claims that the RAA will not lead to even more delays in instituting new safeguards.
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With just three weeks left in office, Obama is flat out of time to remedy his eight-years of failure to contain Russia.
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I was like, "I'll do it, that'd be cool," but there were a few years where Joe flat-out refused to do it.
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Forget about the underlying arithmetic and how to pay for all of it, which either requires sky-high taxation or flat-out sorcery.
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The call to Cherokee Nation, which The Intercept first reported, is the first time Warren has flat-out apologized for using DNA tests.
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He does everything contrary to the political norm, speaking when he should be quiet, saying flat-out wrong things, or worse, being outrageous.
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Riyad Mahrez has been Leicester's best player, but their high-energy, flat-out underdog stylings are best summed up by striker Jamie Vardy.
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"When I was 14 and just trying modeling, they would flat out tell you, 'You're not small enough,' " Tweed-Simmons, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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The last corner you want to stay flat out, but it's a bit of a tricky one, with a bump in the middle.
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That has seen lap times slashed, with drivers able to take many corners flat out even if cars are slower on the straights.
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A tea proprietor, a lover of puns and cats, in recent years very conservative-minded, and maybe just a flat out wild man.
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He believes that people who flat-out deny that they have a more intuitive side have a tougher time distinguishing between the two.
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But none had flat-out said they would not go if the Games started when they were scheduled to start, on July 24.
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Ms. Engstrom is flat-out hilarious as a surreal housewife with a past, who's far too zonked to play the femme fatale anymore.
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Directed by Spanish filmmaker Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, it's a cross between sci-fi and horror, brutal and disturbing and sometimes flat-out gross.
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As Ms. Nooyi steered the change, she clashed with activists and other investors who told her that her ideas were flat-out wrong.
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The one-set naturalistic drama and the flat-out comedy are mostly not represented, each having evolved into something eerier and more conceptual.
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Op-Ed Contributor VIENNA — Sunday will see the culmination of one of the longest, toughest — and flat-out weirdest — elections ever in Austria.
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Patou saw him, too, launched into a flat-out run, and rushed straight for him, nearly pulling the leash out of my hand.
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But in June, Trump pushed for Priebus to obtain Sessions' resignation "flat out," according to a White House insider cited in the excerpt.
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They even flat out told me it was a better deal for them to stay on ClassPass than purchase directly from my studio.
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With so much easily accessible information at our fingertips, it can be difficult to sort genuinely useful information from flat-out bad advice.
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Terrell Owens is dead wrong ... Dak Prescott -- NOT Tom Brady -- should be the Cowboys starting QB ... 'cause he's a flat-out better quarterback.
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Beyond that, however, Trump's political health care strategy is to flat-out lie about what he has done and is trying to do.
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Instead of kowtowing to the special interests, President Trump should flat-out ignore them and keep his campaign promise to drain the swamp.
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Mercedes said mechanics were working flat out to repair the damaged car in time for afternoon qualifying at the Red Bull Ring circuit.
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But yesterday, Trump spokesmen offered a remarkably large number of flat out untruths as they attempted to defend the Republican health care plan.
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We are using more oil than ever and nearly all producers are going flat out to meet the needs of a growing economy.
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Nunberg also claimed that Mueller's team told him "flat-out" that Trump was taking positions on different policies because of his business interests.
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There are the flat-out nationalists, Ms. Dimitrova said, who talk about building walls around their countries, protecting the purity of the culture.
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Kamala Harris and Kirsten Gillibrand were also part of a set of familiar names who quickly espoused their flat-out opposition toward Kavanaugh.
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"Our courts and public officials too frequently flat out ignore potentially deadly mistakes, and often take steps to obstruct the truth," Dunham said.
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It was flat-out one of those games where both teams have such cool stories that it sucks they can't go dancing together.
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But, several current players have broken their silence in support of their former coach ... slamming the report and saying it's flat-out untrue.
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A neighbor of Johnson told the Guardian newspaper that they had recorded the altercation from inside their flat out of concern for Symonds.
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And that brings us to the DC Universe's biggest problem: Every DC movie so far is flat-out terrible at introducing its characters.
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Nearly 200,21901 homes were damaged or flat-out destroyed, and Powell became one of the 21994,290 people who are still displaced by the storm.
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Nearly 200,000 homes were damaged or flat-out destroyed, and Powell became one of the 874,500 people who are still displaced by the storm.
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As he reiterates, the only poll that counts is the one on June 8th, and until then his team will be working flat out.
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For millions of years, giraffes and their relatives (giraffids) were found all over the Old World—and many of them were flat-out strange.
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Although constructive criticism can generally be a good thing, if the criticism comes from a passive-aggressive place it can be flat-out rude.
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According to CNN's count, 23 House Republicans -- primarily conservatives -- have flat-out said they will vote against the bill to repeal or replace Obamacare.
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But most of these Latin American countries are also Catholic, so access to birth control is often poor and abortion is flat-out banned.
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Paul Levesque, better known by his ring name Triple H, didn't flat out deny, but didn't give much in the way of confirmation either.
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The law is separate from a different Alabama law that was most recently in the news that is a flat out ban on abortion.
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Both have had in-depth conversations with close friends and mentors, although Alan flat-out lies to his mother (Lillias White) in this episode.
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There's a narrative about Waco that I heard and read several times: that for hundreds of years, the town has been flat-out unlucky.
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Defense: The defensive front, led by No. 2 pick Nick Bosa and $85 million free agent addition Dee Ford, has been flat-out dominant.
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Flat out, Douglas says he's the best ... and he's tired of people shading him and his skills 'cause he isn't in Dana White's promotion.
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They were all on a timer, and the whole intro was so disorienting that I flat-out didn't finish reading a few of them.
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He made a 50-yarder on the opening drive of the second half, but he flat-out cannot rob this offense of six points.
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"I don't think it's productive for any of us to make this into a flat-out, no conversation, no-holds barred war," Ganesan says.
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The venerated journalist not only tries to bypass her story, but flat out cuts Midler off in an attempt to stop her from continuing.
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First, they passed a new law that flat-out removed a 58,2142 square meters of Marapendi from protection, and did not offer any explanation.
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Hiddleston has flat out denied that possibility, telling The Hollywood Reporter that the relationship's "not a publicity stunt" and that they're "very happy" together.
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Yes, I do know teachers that will flat-out tell you that they can't teach it where they are because they will get fired.
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The thought of fielding those questions made me break out in a cold sweat, because I flat-out loathe being asked about being single.
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"Trump's consistent targeting and abuse of women of color in Congress is not only vulgar, reckless, and shameful—it's flat out dangerous," she added.
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" It turns out that two of the production specs for two of the battery zones that were outsourced for manufacturing "flat out didn't work.
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Undertaking DIY gene therapy, it warned, is ill-advised and risky, and selling the supplies to do it is flat-out against the law.
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The experts at the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the National Partnership for Women and Families said it flat out: they can't.
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The Georgia native, who serves as chairman of the oversight subcommittee, simultaneously supports making the EPA great again, and just flat-out abolishing it.
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The other leaders are happy it's not a flat-out rejection and are hopeful that with more time Trump will come to his senses.
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While India is going flat out to produce solar and wind energy to meet its swelling energy demand, storage isn't as big a focus.
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First, Comey and Rogers unequivocally and flat-out stated that Trump's charge that Obama ordered illegal eavesdropping against him are not backed by evidence.
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In the aftermath of the shooting, a number of Australian telecom interests flat-out blocked their users' access to 28chan and websites like it.
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It's a gift, a luxury, and they very likely will be relieved (if not flat-out ecstatic) that you suggested leaving the kids behind.
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Politicians should be able to voice their opinions, but they should not get away with promoting flat-out lies that could jeopardize our democracy.
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The 7km Spa circuit is an enduring favorite of drivers, with its flat-out blasts and undulations harking back to the sport's golden age.
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Report flat-out scams: Any solicitations that appear to be scams should be reported to a state attorney general or the Federal Trade Commission.
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I'm not sure we've ever witnessed a capitulation this grudging, a cynicism this grotesque, a reversal of regard this fraudulent and flat-out hilarious.
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Trust her, if she let the fans' input guide her decisions instead of her own intuition, she would've flat-out stopped writing by now.
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Why it matters: It drives staff nuts because they are responding to things that are either inaccurate, highly distorted or flat-out don't exist.
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Pollster Frank Luntz said that Omarosa's hearsay claim that he had heard Trump say the N-word "is...flat-out false" and wasn't verified.
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" Wang continued to take drama classes until freshman year of high school, when he says his parents flat-out told him, "You're not white.
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Anyone who says he is wrong or exaggerating or flat-out lying is just a hater and a loser who is jealous of Trump.
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But there's a problem with that: President Trump tried doing the same thing during the 13 midterm elections and it flat-out didn't work.
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But there's a problem with that: President Trump tried doing the same thing during the 2018 midterm elections and it flat-out didn't work.
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Once again, Adam Schiff flat out REFUSES to let duly elected Members of Congress ask questions to the witness, simply because we are Republicans.
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"It's just a different discipline because with rugby when you sprint you go flat out and let it all go," May told Sky Sports.
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It's only a brave few who flat-out tell their boss they refuse to do what they're being asked because it's illegal or inappropriate.
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Republicans are defunding research, politicizing grantmaking, diminishing science's role in the agency rulemaking process, and flat out refusing to accept conclusions they don't like.
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Yet, despite the strains in trans-Atlantic relations in the Trump years, flat-out opposition to Washington remains an uncomfortable place for European nations.
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Occult magic, icy tundras, bright red faces, Nazi-adjacent (or flat-out Nazi) troops… but resemblances aside, this my favorite Marvel movie thus far.
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The NBA star's concern was obvious -- he has 2 young boys, and flat out says he thinks cops are literally getting away with murder.
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Jason administers a workout that is "terrible," though Franzen, who is 23, has grown to love it: push presses, 21995-meter flat-out rowing.
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On top of all that, encouraging comments are the norm, while mean-spiritedness and hate speech is either strongly discouraged or flat out banned.
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I have a slim build, so most classic-fitting shirts are just too big on me while certain slim shirts are flat out tight.
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Scherzer, Nationals stave off Phillies PHILADELPHIA — Either Washington Nationals starter Max Scherzer wasn't bothered by the weather, or he just flat-out didn't care.
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He flat-out believes ... in Nashville, your sexuality doesn't matter anymore -- and he thinks Lil Nas can bring that same change in hip-hop.
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At worst, they're flat-out offensive, like this one, posted immediately in the wake of mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio.
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The Republicans are divided between those who want to flat-out repeal Obamacare and those who want to eviscerate many of its key elements.
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Trump could flake out in the midst of some foreign policy crisis and the national security apparatus could have to flat out disobey him.
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He spent much of the 2016 campaign doing almost exactly what he has done as President: Exaggerating, distorting and, at times, flat-out lying.
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"Blocking the construction of homes to prevent a religious group from living in a community is flat out discriminatory," James said in a statement.
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"They are flat-out worn out," said Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah, the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
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We checked the language of the law, and while it doesn't flat out say it's aimed just at women, many have interpreted that way.
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And then of course there was Andy Kaufman, who pushed stand-up so far that many declared that he just flat-out wasn't funny.
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Intrigue is among the first clubs to flat out refuse to pay DJs the rate some of them have grown accustomed to in Vegas.
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The idea we would leak anything that would put the safety and security of any American at risk is an offensive, flat-out lie.
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Adding "material" to that sentence (as opposed to flat-out saying it is "in compliance with all financial debt covenants") means something is amiss.
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For the record I'm far from a misogynist, a male chauvinist or flat out mean….. My intentions were there but my delivery f—ing horrible….
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Taylor Swift flat-out stole her gaming app, The Swift Life ... so claims a tiny computer company that is going after the singer in court.
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Safaree Samuels flat-out admits to TMZ ... Nicki used to always say to him -- if he wasn't so blessed downstairs, she would have left him.
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I'm not here to flat-out tell you to stop talking about politics online, because there are still healthy and productive ways to do this.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Terrell's rep, Denise White ... who says the claims made by Candace Suggs in a social media video are flat out untrue.
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President Adama Barrow found himself in that position when former President Yahya Jammeh, who ruled the country for decades, just flat out refused to go.
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But it's pretty much worth itEven though I flat out love the Nebia, I feel a little insane recommending a $650 shower head and wand.
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While Pastor Seibert, who founded the church, denied allegations that the church is intolerant of mental illness, he didn't flat out deny claims of exorcisms.
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Certain health issues such as STDs and mental illness are stigmatized, while others (like chronic snoring or an inexplicable rash) are just flat-out embarrassing.
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In effect, the practice means Twitter may at times end up amplifying inflammatory political rhetoric, misinformation, conspiracy theories, and flat out lies to its users.
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It's incredibly self-aware and meta, and half the fun is trying to pick out the truth from the embellishments from the flat-out fiction.
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He becomes a convicted draft dodger, flat-out refusing to report to the Army, pick up a rifle and aim it at the North Vietnamese.
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Even with adequate signage and ferae naturae doctrine, a resort could still be liable in spite of all these protections, if it's flat-out negligent.
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"Aqua" is noticeably — even self-consciously — hesitant about its super-heroics, especially by comparison with the flat-out costumed craziness of DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
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I flat out recommend the iPhone 8 Plus if you're in the market for an upgrade and can possibly stand using the larger phone. Why?
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The songs are flat-out great, near legendary: sharp slices of rockabilly/50's infused punk, glorious guitar riffs, and actual hooks everywhere you turned.
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The relatively slow growth of China's amphibious fleet casts doubt on the idea that the PLA is working flat out to be ready to invade.
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And for long time, psychologists assumed that flat-out outlandish headlines — like "Pope Francis Shocks World, Endorses Donald Trump for President" — wouldn't produce this effect.
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Not only is the nation in a state of political and economic turmoil, but now the state of Rio de Janeiro is flat out broke.
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The morning papers flat out misleading readers with headlines like this from the New York Times, quote, Trump calls some unauthorized immigrants animals in rant.
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He goes rogue from expected attorney conduct, he risks his standing with the American Bar Association with suspect endeavors, and, well, he flat out lies.
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They are manual, so an operator needs to oversee each stage of the process; they churn out 400 records a day if operating flat out.
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The developments over the past month underscore the steady stream of divisive language, racially charged imagery and flat-out racist statements permeating this election season.
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In the podcast interview, Schumer adds that she herself has been "flat-out raped," but that rape is not the only form of sexual experience.
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This overhaul, referred to by the wishy-washy slogan "Beautiful China" involves tougher trade-offs than the flat-out dash for growth of the past.
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Second , claims that it is somehow unfair or unprecedented to vote on a Supreme Court nomination during a midterm election year are flat-out wrong.
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" Khloé, 32, finally speaks up and flat out asks Rob, "Why would I say congratulations if I don't even know if it's true or not?
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Yet under American capitalism, which has long strayed from the cooperative spirit of the New Deal era, today's winners flat-out reject sharing their winnings.
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Trump's personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, flat-out denied that the president had told Comey "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" as the former director alleged.
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As for the allegation he sent unsolicited d**k pics -- Leandro says it's a flat-out lie, and he has a theory on Bekah's motives.
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Flat out dancing; that sort of dancing you did when you first started going to really big nights, with great DJs in huge intimidating rooms.
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"Refineries are going to need to run flat out to meet that and they're going to need a good margin to do so," Leitch said.
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Enter Turkoglu ... the President of the Turkish Basketball Federation who just came out SWINGING at Kanter -- saying Enes' story is flat-out wrong and dangerous.
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Still, it didn't help that when asked about it, the governor flat-out lied: "I didn't get any sun," he said, adding dishonesty to dysfunction.
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There are some she was programmed to know the answer to, but most she flat out ignored before moving on to another (pre-programmed) subject.
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Well, Rizin, as ever, has the perfect solution for such a silly rule break like flat-out refusing to submit to his mandatory drug tests.
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To sum up: The current President of the United States flat-out lied about the then-sitting president issuing a wiretap of his campaign headquarters.
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We know getting hit for five figures worth o' cash flat-out sucks ... but it beats the last time Jack fell victim to a crime.
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" Chelsea Clinton tweeted that Bee's words were "grossly inappropriate," saying it's "flat-out wrong to describe or talk about @IvankaTrump or any woman that way.
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There were certainly a host of drafting errors, late-night oversights, and flat-out mistakes in the House and Senate versions of the tax bill.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey "flat out lied" about his knowledge of the plot to block traffic to the George Washington Bridge, an aide said.
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For him to flat-out lie that President Obama is the "founder of ISIS" and that its members "honor" him is slanderous and downright unthinkable.
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So, while Brexit didn't exactly win in a landslide, it is true that a lot of pundits and politicians were flat-out wrong about it.
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But when the company offered him a position as head chef of an exclusive restaurant in Hawaii, Batali flat-out quit, The New Yorker reports.
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Races that were once flat-out attacks over 90 minutes are now more restrained, with an emphasis on driving that preserves tires, fuel and energy.
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Everyone loves a good public feud, and anyone who says they don't is flat-out lying (and probably the first to get out the popcorn).
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As the bumbling Sebastian, she toes that elusive thin line between joyfully silly and flat-out ridiculous that so many iconic comedic actors masterfully blur.
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Her four-year term as Fed chair is up in February, subject to renomination by President Trump, whom she just flat-out contradicted on deregulation.
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Jim Nantz flat out refused to talk about the allegations during a Broncos game on Sunday and the story barely registered as anything of note.
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A move to replace the current program with costly new fees and higher royalties, or with a flat-out moratorium, serves no legitimate public purpose.
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The Panthers tried to trade Cam earlier this month ... but when talks with teams never materialized into a deal, they flat-out cut him Tuesday.
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In fact, the only truly unreliable narrator in the book is Tom, your friendly neighborhood psychopath who flat-out gaslights the women who love him.
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And even if he flat-out cheated you, are you sure it's worth pressing for the full commission (before you line up a replacement gig)?
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And to those contending that women are disingenuously lumping all sorts of sexual misconduct together as equally bad … well, Bee flat-out rejected that idea.
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The show has probably broken all the ground it ever could, and now it connects best when it tries to be just flat-out funny.
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That's some flat out smart asset management for a team that's below the cap floor and was going to have to spend that money somewhere.
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Many said that working in the medium of cartooning means soaking up some of the history and that history is, flat out, inseparable from racism.
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Yes, she's helping people with some pretty gruesome ailments and diseases improve their quality of life and confidence -- if not flat out saving their lives.
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The roast chicken and some other main courses were flat-out dull, and the schmaltz potatoes didn't taste like much of anything, not even schmaltz.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, now a key Trump ally, said flat out that a motion to dismiss was not realistic and should not happen.
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With government officials apathetic to climate change — or worse, flat-out in denial of it — it's imperative that people take a stand and speak out.
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" Asked in particular about a Bloomberg report on the matter, Navarro said told CNBC, "Over half of it was highly inaccurate or flat out false.
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Browsing the book sparks a bit of the same flat-out escapist glee that led many of us to the medium in the first place.
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And he wasn't afraid to use nuance when it was called for, which in this age is braver than flat-out proclaiming someone a racist.
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The doctor in the jail "flat-out got the diagnosis wrong," but he had reason to think it was a psychiatric issue, Mr. Brewster said.
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There's an anomaly in an economy that is supposedly running flat out: Many families still haven't recovered the wealth they lost in the financial collapse.
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Finally, it's also possible that Cohen is on the level here, and both Steele's dossier and the new McClatchy report are just flat-out wrong.
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If the Trump administration's argument were to prevail, insurers could once again be able to flat-out deny Americans insurance based on their health status.
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Last night we showed you the countless instances where the corrupt biased FBI investigator played your verbal gymnastics, flat out lied during what was contentious questioning.
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It was a topic that came up throughout the week, with one senator flat-out telling Gorsuch he thought Merrick Garland was more qualified than Gorsuch.
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Zoey doesn't care what time of night or day it is, or whether I screw up, am emotionally exhausted or flat-out angry at the world.
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Although it certainly doesn't stop the public from discriminating against trans people, it's flat-out cruel to deny people the basic right to use the bathroom.
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Dawn Laguens from the Planned Parenthood Action Fund called Trump "flat-out dangerous," while Bernie Sanders ("Shameful") and Hillary Clinton ("Horrific and telling") tweeted their condemnations.
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We saw this time and time again when she flat out refused to say if her plan would raise middle-class taxes to pay for healthcare.
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For the longest time, the only way to leave a group text was to block your friends or flat-out tell them to stop texting you.
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But Sharp Objects feels like it has the most to prove, insistently taking up prestige drama standards and then repositioning, reworking, or flat-out challenging them.
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Since our pets are more important than our human friends, it would be nice to know flat out which friend we could never have over again.
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The White House press corps has become used to briefing-room spin, cleanups after Trump tweets, and flat-out falsehoods about presidential fixations like crowd size.
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The world of science fiction literature includes some truly out-of-this-world stories, which are often accompanied by astonishing, beautiful, and flat-out bizarre covers.
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Dr. Rawlings seems utterly unimpressed with Bridget's romantic predicament, and flat out tells Bridget at one point that it's totally possible to raise a child alone.
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Each season is a must-listen in its own right, but 2017's Inside The Exorcist is flat-out the scariest podcast that I've ever heard.
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This isn't to say that Dr. Ahn would flat-out tell a patient they shouldn't try CBD oil if they didn't have one of these conditions.
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When I asked a manager at a Buffalo Wild Wings location in Manhattan if I could watch ELEAGUE there next weekend, she flat out said no.
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That is why the people at El Pollo Loco thought it was odd because she always shows up and she flat out didn t show up.
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Though the issue of legalization didn't dominate campaigns to the extent that healthcare, immigration, and flat-out racism did, cannabis continued to crawl toward full legalization.
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They also say that it's just flat-out creepy for school administrators to implicitly sexualize teenage girls: In a Topeka Capital-Journal op-ed, state Rep.
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As for Lindsie's allegation that Todd and Chase were in cahoots, Todd is denying it flat-out ... saying there's no truth to it and Lindsie's lying.
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Speaking to TV program The Project on Monday night, Connolly said he did it because he was "flat out disgusted" with Australian senator Fraser Anning's comments.
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Ahead, check out nine beloved superstars and their orders, habits, and a few flat-out goofy moments of chowing down on a savory pie or two.
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Both Pixel variants have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor, 4 gigs of RAM, and flat-out gorgeous OLED screens with deep blacks and vibrant, punchy colors.
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"She flat-out told me she absolutely couldn't get a date that was not [trying] to use her as arm candy or bed her," Lawton said.
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" Rubin frequently criticizes the GOP and Trump in her "Right Turn" blog for the Post, previously calling Trump an "arrogant fool" and a "flat-out racist.
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This was the first of many sausage-and-biscuit items I tried and, in my opinion, the one I had was just flat-out not good.
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First Trump said he flat-out disagreed with Pence's program on Syria, then added that he hadn't ever gotten around to talking with Pence about it.
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In fact, her specific examples are flat out wrong because the Hatch bill has exemptions from the default application that would fix the problems DOJ raised.
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Dweezil has gone on a rant claiming Ahmet and Diva -- who now run Frank Zappa's estate -- have flat-out prohibited him from using ZPZ in concert.
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Mathis came on "TMZ Live" Wednesday to defend himself against the valet's allegation, flat-out saying he did NOT spit on the guy as he claims.
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Others might find themselves in the waiting room of a health center providing them with false information, or flat-out denying them the care they're seeking.
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And if the administration is willing to throw around flat-out untruths when it comes to such a small thing, what else is it lying about?
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In fact, the line above about "if you don't actively 'turn on notifications,' you probably won't see my photos at all" is a flat-out lie.
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When Lacra blew the torch, it lit up his face—he ended up flat out on the sidewalk, and the ambulance had to come for him.
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Like so many old white dudes, his long-time support of the Republican Party has now tipped over into active help for a flat-out racist.
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Mr. Trump has flat out denied, at least three times, that several people in the Trump campaign met with or spoke to people associated with Russia.
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Also unclear: Whether Amazon would be flat-out underwriting publishers' expansions or if it would expect to get paid back via revenue the affiliate links generate.
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Our photog asked Schmidt flat out if the "attack" was staged, and she answered obliquely, saying there were moving parts and she didn't want to speculate.
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Australia has been arguing for the United States to rejoin, and some experts expect Mr. Turnbull to ask Mr. Trump, flat-out: What would it take?
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But not everyone's on board: South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg flat-out turned down the idea, saying that losing rights is part of the punishment.
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Democratic presidential hopeful and ex-Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke has flat-out said Trump "helped create the hatred" that led to Saturday's shooting in El Paso.
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In a case in Illinois, a woman took her employer to court after he flat out admitted that he preferred to work with people without children.
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In the meeting with the CEO and COO (both men), I flat-out said I was disappointed with the offer and needed to think about it.
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We solve it by advancing policies that increase women's economic security and stop structural racism, and by ending flat-out discrimination in hiring, pay, and advancement.
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But not all patients are eligible, and several have told me they've been flat-out denied or cut off from the services after a short time.
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" Her accomplishments in Stuttgart earned her praise from fans and athletes alike, including Lebron James, who wrote in a tweet: "Simone you are flat out INCREDIBLE!!!
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Ms. Tsai's flat-out refusal to accept "one country, two systems" for Taiwan has resonated well, not just with her D.P.P. supporters but with most Taiwanese.
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This was already a great progression forward from the African Dodger, an even more racist, flat-out violent attraction that can't even be called a game.
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But to say that women drivers would not be taken seriously, or could not compete physically with men, is narrow-minded, sexist and flat-out wrong.
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" The talking points said the president's actions during the call were "entirely proper" and the press has "given currency to flat-out falsehoods about the call.
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Only six months in, President Trump has compiled a record of dishonesty — ranging from casual misstatements to flat-out lies — without precedent in the modern presidency.
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Dawn says Zeke obviously wasn't happy with the L, but he wasn't totally crushed either ... 'cause he flat-out believes the Cowboys have a bright future.
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Not only are they flat-out boring — they're wholly based on real animals (a bat, pigeon, and rat, respectively) — but they are also way too common.
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There's a reason Demme's first concert film is still considered one of the best, if not the best, of the genre: It's a flat-out masterpiece.
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THE NOTION THAT YOU DISAGREE ON EVERY SUBJECT IS FLAT OUT SILLY -- I'VE ALWAYS VOTED DEMOCRATIC, AND I'M PROBABLY GOING TO DO IT AGAIN MORE THAN LIKELY.
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Trump-hating former FBI lawyer Lisa Page today did not comply with her subpoena and flat out refused to testify before a closed-door session of Congress.
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Former head coach Joe Philbin presided over a bullying scandal and at times flat-out forgot to the run ball, especially with Bill Lazor as offensive coordinator.
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But as Megan pointed out, we know the other characters so well, and we're presumably somewhat invested in them, and this movie just flat-out tortures them.
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Leah pulled Nick aside to try to convince him to give her his rose, but he flat-out told her he had a stronger connection with Amanda.
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In a late-night shot, taken outside Guterres's residence in early August, he flat-out accused Dujarric of ordering that Lee be "beaten" by the security officers.
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At a Paleyfest panel in March, this conflict came to a head when a young fan flat-out asked the two if they were dating on stage.
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"I just signed up a week ago, pre-paid for three months, and it flat out doesn't work," Roy, another DirecTV Now subscriber, wrote in an email.
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And if that wasn't enough, a two-year study of Android security updates showed that Android OEMs just flat out lie about the security of their devices.
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Not only is this flat-out false (I've never heard such a thing), but Omarosa didn't even make an effort to call or email me to verify.
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"The largest problem here is that the PC-based equipment is based upon technology that is not only antiquated, but it is flat out obsolete," Miller said.
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Influencers on platforms like Instagram and YouTube have edged around or flat-out ignored these guidelines before, and companies such as Microsoft, Electronic Arts, and Warner Bros.
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I mean, this is the series in which Clifford Blossom (Barclay Hope) flat-out murdered his son Jason (Trevor Stines) in order to protect his heroin business.
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With good candidate recruitment or just flat-out luck, Democrats could win one or more seats they would otherwise be expected to lose by a small margin.
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Indeed, German officialdom still makes elaborate semantic contortions to avoid a flat-out acceptance of the G-word, presumably pending a final accord between the two governments.
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"While watching the hearing and the events leading up to it, I got so upset seeing women's voices being ignored, doubted, and flat-out denied," says Sones.
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Unfortunately, many people neglect to mention painful sex to their doctors, because they're self-conscious, ashamed, or flat out don't think there's anything out there to help.
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A year ago, for example, the head of Israel's Shin Bet security service reportedly testified flat out that Abbas doesn't encourage terror openly or under the table.
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But the last-minute gambit of "I Want To Know," in which Celeste decided to turn the tables and personally interrogate Mary Louise, was flat-out ridiculous.
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As CEO and founder of Flat Out of Heels, Dickson has sold more than 50,0003 pairs of foldable women's flats since launching her product line in 2012.
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But there are also significant hurdles to developing working immunotherapies, and just as often they produce only modest success, devastating side-effects or flat-out don't work.
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Both of these issues play a big role in Formula E, which Nye either chose to ignore in his piece, or flat out doesn't know about yet.
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We've said it before, and we'll say it again: The notion that there's an ideal beach body and it looks like C.J. Parker's is flat-out ridiculous.
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Farrah was in L.A. Thursday and said she flat out saw Amber's troubles coming from a mile away ... she certainly didn't show any empathy for Jenelle either.
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I'm all for fun scents, but the cupcake-like whiff that the lip kits deliver are a bit too strong, and the formula is flat-out drying.
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It was—and remains—special because of its singular point of view, that of a working class Black woman who is often misrepresented or flat-out ignored.
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Rob Kardashian pays Blac Chyna child support, and she flat-out lied on social media just to ruin his Father's Day ... according to sources close to Rob.
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When he takes a different position over years or months or days or even hours, that is not simply an innocent evolution, but a flat-out lie.
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The sight of Messi flat out with blood gushing from his face after a heavy tackle from Miralem Pjanic seemed to sum up his club's recent fortunes.
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But the flat-out gay bar was a bit harder to navigate because it was across the street and one could easily be spotted entering and leaving.
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Rubin flat out admits that the phone looks "funny," and then goes on to explain how watching a video in a narrower format won't be a problem.
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We should get the most important point about this out of the way: From what we know from the FBI, Trump's accusation that is flat-out incorrect.
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" In August 2017, De Niro made headlines when he called Trump "a flat-out blatant racist" adding, "if he [Trump] was smart, he'd be even more dangerous.
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Apple is flat-out denying a report it is working on software to make it easier for iPhone owners to transfer their data to an Android device.
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Forget Trump's flaws or verbal miscues for a second, the mainstream media have abandoned its journalistic credo for fairness and flat out tilted the coverage against Trump.
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An analysis by The New York Times found more than 250 examples of exaggerated, misleading or flat-out false claims by Mr. Trump about the Russia investigation.
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" Jason Hartke, president of the Alliance to Save Energy, a coalition of business and environmental groups, said that "The Energy Department flat out got it wrong today.
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There are some instances in the letter that are flat-out untrue, and we look forward to further discussing it with the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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As for sex tapes -- which Mel B claims Gilles and Belafonte used to extort her -- she says flat-out she's not in possession of any of them.
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To hit a ball in the gap and just flat out outrun the defender and the ball to third base is something you don't see very often.
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"Overall, if trade tensions remain elevated, gold can count on this issue as being flat out supportive," VM Markets Managing Partner Stephen Innes said in a note.
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"Overall, if trade tensions remain elevated, gold can count on this issue as being flat out supportive," Stephen Innes, managing partner, VM Markets, said in a note.
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A mother became flat-out angry at my premise, that the school was a common thread through an apparent spate of deaths, mostly by suicide or overdose.
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"The Energy Department flat out got it wrong today," said Jason Hartke, president of the Alliance to Save Energy, a nonprofit coalition of business and environmental groups.
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Altomari said Agile "flat-out" disagreed with the FDA's assessment, and that it expects to escalate the matter and pursue a dispute resolution process with the agency.
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All politicians practice a certain economy with the truth, but flat-out lying to the American people on a significant matter is a major abuse of trust.
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Verbal sparring is a feature of his show, and Cuomo has frequently confronted his guests for presenting arguments he perceives as ill-reasoned or flat out wrong.
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It's a team effort, and the dubious MVPs of this one were the CBS moderators, led by Norah O'Donnell and Gayle King, who got flat-out mugged.
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Second, here's what to do with your money: It's possible that the Democratic nominee will be someone to whom you flat-out refuse to make a donation.
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"Quite frankly, I think he's flat-out lied about saying, the reason he made the strike was because our embassies were about to be bombed," Biden said.
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As much as Gates has worked to do good in the world, the insights into his history and personal life are flat-out more interesting and surprising.
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But the gruff actor has given mixed signals about returning to the role, even flat out denying he would play the part again after 2015's Spectre.
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She adds in the docs that his statements about her being physically abusive toward him and abusing drugs are flat-out lies ... and she vehemently denies them.
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First off, "Pee" flat-out denies Lira's allegations he was physically abusive to her a handful of times ... including while she was pregnant with their baby girl.
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According to its page on the crowdfunding site, the Mighty is the brainchild of a team that was flat-out fed up with their mobile music experiences.
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The notion that we can't afford better schools, better roads, better health care and a better shot at the American dream isn't outdated, it's flat out wrong.
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"If the Trump administration's argument were to prevail, insurers could once again be able to flat-out deny Americans insurance based on their health status," Scott wrote.
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After two straight seasons of playing the best football of his life, it's possible that the 36-year-old Palmer just flat-out ran out of time.
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That sentiment is based on a long history of flat-out racist policing in America, even if it doesn't apply to every single officer or department today.
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The Game is flat out wrong when he calls Sean Kingston a dirty snitch ... this according to Sean's lawyer, who swears her client never spoke to cops.
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" When Kim comes over to talk to her sister about the divorce being in tabloids, Khloé flat out said to her, "don't try to act like you care.
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But it's time to get real: We could probably throw away a good chunk of what we own because it's either impractical, outdated, or just flat out unnecessary.
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That said, there are some beauty inventions out there that we flat-out don't get — and that make us feel like we'll never stop laughing at their ridiculousness.
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But any doubt about the arrival of true, flat-out rock was extinguished by "Maybellene" (1955), the two-minute ditty by Chuck Berry, who died on March 18th.
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The pictures themselves are flat-out gorgeous, but when seen through the Pantone index, it's easy to understand how vital color harmony is to creating a good photograph.
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But any doubt about the arrival of true, flat-out rock was extinguished by "Maybellene" (1955), a two-minute ditty by Chuck Berry, who died on March 18th.
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No fake beef to sell a fight here ... Sergey Kovalev tells TMZ Sports he flat out admires Canelo Alvarez ... and is a HUGE fan of the superstar boxer.
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These elements appear directly across from each other on the Wheel of the Zodiac, and they tend to possess very different, if not flat-out conflicting, personality traits.
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Besides always being flat-out fun, it's also always been a stage for magical musical moments – and a place where some of country's biggest legends have been made.
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Trump has not personally commented on the allegations but her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham recently lashed out at the "laundry list of salacious & flat-out false reporting" about Mrs.
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It takes a one-in-a-million leader to be able to spout that garbage or just flat-out scare players into fucking up less than their opponents.
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"We're targeting late spring but there are a million puzzle pieces that have to come together and we're flat out working as hard as we can," Taylor says.
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The second episode starts to get a little weird, and by the third installment, the show transitions into a flat-out hilarious mashup of college and horror comedy.
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So when Insys representatives misled and in some cases flat-out lied about a patient's needs, they helped push a dangerous drug to people who didn't need it.
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Then, right as she kicks her mom out and tells her flat out that she's a racist, Randall walks in showing off his first signs of the chickenpox.
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A lot of folks said she flat out lied (again) while defending her use of her private email servers during an interview with Fox News over the weekend.
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Last month, a former Christie staffer, who worked underneath Kelly, claimed that he "flat out lied" about his staff's involvement in Bridgegate during a December 2013 news conference.
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"This girl is flat out impressive," the host says of Seinne Fleming, a 27-year-old Yale grad, who according to ABC is a commercial real estate manager.
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Not only is that flat-out false, I&aposve never heard such thing, but Omarosa didn&apost even make an effort to call or email me to verify.
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Not condescending-the-cuisine-of-other-cultures bad, or personal-preference bad, or even just-so-crazy-it-might-work bad, but full-on, flat-out anti-tasty.
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Once you've been the victim of a rumor or the unwilling subject of an urban legend, it can be difficult, if not flat-out impossible, to shake it.
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Once her custom Flat Out machines are available, she will install them in nightclubs, airports and convention centers, where women often find themselves in search of comfortable shoes.
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Things got even more uncomfortable when Nick took her dad aside to ask for his blessing if he were to propose to Vanessa … and got flat-out denied.
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Some conspiracy theories can be thought experiments that are either interesting to contemplate or are just flat-out funny, and we've rounded up some of the "best" below.
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Bill Belichick is a flat out BETTER COACH than Vince Lombardi ... so says a guy who won 3 Super Bowls with B.B., former star wide receiver Troy Brown.
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As MBW point out, however, Spotify haven't denied flat-out that the platform may be home to fake artists, though they've said plainly they aren't behind said fakes.
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The waves of sound from excited spectators built in the towering wooden grandstand as the Ortiz brothers approached, racing flat out with only inches between their stirrup leathers.
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" But after that statement drew considerable backlash — and charges of disingenuousness and flat-out lying — Nielsen in a speech on Monday said, "We have to do our job.
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On Monday, he famously denied Kesha a hug by flat-out rejecting her outstretched arms three times in a row in one of the most awkward interactions, ever.
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One of the most significant provisions of the NFA was a flat-out ban on certain kinds of guns, such as automatic and semi-automatic rifles and shotguns.
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I promise you this: If and when a recruiter or hiring team is ready to start checking your references, she's going to just flat-out ask for them.
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Oil prices collapsed over the last year after major producers, led by Saudi Arabia, decided to flood the market and pump flat out to secure more market share.
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"The interpretations being given to these texts appear to be misleading at best and flat-out wrong at worst," said Matthew McAlvanah, an assistant United States trade representative.
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The buying spree has soaked up fuel even as many refineries have been running flat out, while the surge in demand has sent tankers on unusually erratic routes.
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"This government is working flat out to secure a deal that protects the interests of our financial services industry," Glen said in a video message to the conference.
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However, the days when auto assembly and parts plants throughout the Midwest were running flat-out because of high demand for nearly every type of vehicle are over.
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Under the new White House rules, if the president flat-out lies to you, you can only ask a followup challenging it if he agrees to let you.
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The ruling doesn't flat-out say that an immigrant can't be granted asylum on the basis of having faced domestic violence or gang violence in her home country.
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Senate Republicans famously flat-out blocked Obama's pick to replace Scalia, Merrick Garland, even though that unprecedented move left the court short a seat for nearly a year.
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" — but Ms. Franklin turned it into a flat-out affirmation: "It is the land of the free, the free!" she sang, "We are the home of the brave!
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She also said that not every Gardendale resident who supported the secession did so for racist reasons and that a flat-out denial would be unfair to them.
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Colin Kaepernick has been told flat-out he can't get an NFL tryout unless he quits kneeling ... and Common says that ain't right, especially not in this country.
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Since then, Trump has mused several times that Blagojevich got too harsh a sentence, often giving flat-out false descriptions of the case and the evidence against him.
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Why it matters: Different international standards and flat out mistakes by judges have muddied scores in the past, but VAR theoretically fixes that by sticking to one standard.
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Sure, yeah, you can have your Pixars and your Illuminations, but no animator—especially working on series television—reliably combines artistry, emotion, and flat-out action like Tartakovsky.
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If violence exists on the periphery of "The Philanthropist" — and, in one startling instance, at its very center — the tone elsewhere on London stages is flat-out abject.
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Not to sugarcoat it: The Sanders campaign has flat-out lied about things Biden said in 2018 about Social Security, and it has refused to admit the falsehood.
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Boeing, once known for a culture of safety and rigorous engineering, has over the past decade gained a reputation for sloppy work, blown deadlines, and flat-out scandal.
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" He compares investing in the market to putting money in your savings account: "Your bank flat-out tells you, 'We will pay you 1 percent interest per year.
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"Teddy Perkins" delivered a chill-inducing mixture of suspense, cultural commentary, brutal violence and flat-out weirdness, with Mr. Glover unrecognizable under prosthetic makeup as the titular recluse.
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Perritt of ACOG said one of the most effective ways she's helped patients is by asking flat-out: Do you need to hide your birth control from anyone?
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But late communications to applicants about financial aid, even without mentioning dollar amounts, can seem like flat-out poaching to the schools that have already admitted those students.
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Gratuity is included, and if you try to tip the coat-check girl she will flat-out refuse your money, with the sweetest smile you've seen in days.
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"They've gone after my surviving son, gone after me, and told lies that your networks won't even tell on TV because they're flat out lies," Mr. Biden said.
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It has been less than a week since President Donald Trump warned that he might flat-out ban flavored e-cigarettes because Melania has a son, or whatever.
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It then listed a dozen rules and punctuated them with a disclaimer that a number of people interpreted as being discriminatory at best, flat-out racist at worst.
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Frustratingly for many Labour supporters, Mr. Corbyn has resisted making flat-out apologies, refusing four opportunities in one TV interview before doing so, somewhat reluctantly, in a second.
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While some policies flat-out prohibit employees from taking a few extra days after a trip, more likely your company allows or even encourages the practice, Bradley says.
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It makes sense that in a hyperstimulating world, what at first seems captivating now feels less so; what was once mildly diverting may now be flat-out dull.
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Johnson could resign to avoid breaking his extension promise, or he might flat out refuse to ask the EU for an extension, which would be against the law.
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They were dancing in celebration of hateful language, and decisive rhetoric, and flat-out lies, yelling for unity while giving their full-throated support to policies of exclusion.
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Remember, he flat out told Harvey Levin earlier this year on "OBJECTified" ... there was a better chance than not he'd step down when his contract ended in 2020.
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So to make his case, Trump uses a combination of cherry-picked and out-of-context statistics, incomplete data, and flat out erroneous information to invent a crisis.
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That means even if someone knows your username and password, it'll be nearly impossible for them to post pics or scan private accounts without flat-out stealing your phone.
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Still others were flat-out bewildered by Halsey's choice, given Manson's sometimes violent, misogynist lyrics and past allegations of abuse and harassment against him (some of which were dropped).
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Prysmian is working flat out to get the General Cable deal done and will then shift its attention to ASN, depending on the outcome of the auction, they added.
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That year, the insurgent California governor and future president refused to flat-out endorse his opponent, incumbent GOP President Gerald Ford, after running a particular brutal race against him.
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The deputy is 'just flat out not OK to be around children'Miller told the Times that she had given the school weeks of advance notice about William's orthodontist appointment.
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Prosecutors have now admitted they were flat-out wrong when they told us Linda faced a maximum of 18 months in prison and a $1 million fine if convicted.
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The concerned looks from strangers and friends who wondered — and sometimes flat-out asked — if my daughter was undergoing chemotherapy were all a reminder that she thankfully was not.
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