"Oh, they're cute — they get flustered and I get flustered, and it's all kind of fun," Mr. Cassidy said of his fans in 21970, when he was 20133.
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He tends to get flustered and lash out when taunted.
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" Trump was "flustered, frustrated, and unable to regain his footing.
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That's an important quality in someone, not to get flustered.
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Then, sounding flustered, she gave the phone to another woman.
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At times he appeared flustered, a bit befuddled and overmatched.
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Their aggressive stand made Uber management visibly flustered, he recalled.
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Possibly, this is why the "Avengers" misadventure so flustered Scott.
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" Or, as Chargers Coach Anthony Lynn said when asked if the Ravens had appeared flustered: "If you're used to running the ball for 26 yards and you get only 233, yeah, you get flustered.
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Minor (10-6) flustered Cleveland for the second time this season.
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Minor (27-23) flustered Cleveland for the second time this season.
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I've genuinely never seen her flustered — she's just so, so cool.
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Unfortunately for them, perhaps, none of this flustered Google's chief executive.
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THE YOUNG Israeli diplomat was visibly flustered, tie askew, forehead glistening.
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Trump seemed flustered at times and often lapsed into self-contradiction.
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When I talked to Hamilton about it, the subject flustered her.
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However, some confusion concerning communication is leaving you a little flustered.
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Neither of them seem flustered—it's all part of the hustle.
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But while he was flustered, she was charmed by his recovery.
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When pressed on the issue, the candidate grew ever more flustered.
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Flustered, Mr. Dauer said he couldn't talk but would call back.
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He pressed repeatedly for an answer from the visibly flustered host.
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I think that a flustered and clumsy Mr. Giuliani just misspoke.
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However, he said the market since early February has left him flustered.
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But then she would get flustered and leave the stage and cry.
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Maybe the cows this time around will be a little more flustered.
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Nicole Kidman still gets flustered talking about her big Emmy night smooch.
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"Sometimes when they're flustered, I'll give them a little history," he said.
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Corden got pretty flustered, but Levine stayed cool as a proverbial cucumber.
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No, she didn't get flustered as any of us mortals would have.
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And besides, Emil, you wouldn't be the first Viking flustered by Canada.
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Ms. Sanders, who announced her departure on Thursday, never seemed especially flustered.
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In the opening minutes of the first game, Barcelona's players seemed flustered.
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SABINE I suspect this man was speaking the international language of flustered.
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"I was just so overwhelmed and flustered at that point," she said.
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North Korea is shooting off missiles and the White House is flustered.
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Even models as experienced as Gigi Hadid can get flustered before walking.
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Still, that doesn't mean she doesn't get flustered when meeting her favorite celebrities.
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Yet a flashy wedding might simply be a recipe for a flustered couple.
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In fairness, who wouldn't get a bit flustered when talking about Alexander Skarsgård?
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But neither she nor McCain seemed flustered, even as the pressure wore on.
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Seemingly flustered, he referred to the flight as number 650 instead of 610.
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There is a flustered housekeeper, Ellen (Julie Walters), who can barely keep control.
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McCrae's poems often read like transcripts, their style a flustered but necessary shorthand.
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But for the time being, he still gets flustered more often than not.
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His many attempts to bring the antagonists together in Yemen were repeatedly flustered.
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Biden was flustered, caught off-guard by this unexpected expression of lived experience.
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A flustered Mr. Arakawa vowed that Mr. Segale would get his money soon.
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They had flustered Giants quarterback Eli Manning and flummoxed the Giants' rushing attack.
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Gemma gets suspiciously flustered by Eve's arrival, and compliments her a little too much.
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"Hillary Clinton was flustered when a Black Lives Matter protester challenged her," he said.
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What flustered watch wearer can't decided and instead opts for a two-in-one?
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He didn't get flustered and he kept the interview going against all the odds.
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The pilgrims looked briefly flustered when two Palestinian youths chased the bus, throwing stones.
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Mr. Johnson, appearing flustered, was at a loss to come up with a name.
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I quickly got out of the car and I was flustered and started sobbing.
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This flustered Trump, who smiled and said "so true" in response to the laughter.
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This can help you avoid getting flustered and fumbling words during the actual interview.
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I haven't seen Brazil this flustered since the Germans tore them apart in 2014.
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At a confirmation hearing Tuesday, Mr. Goodfriend was flustered by questions about his predictions.
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Despite scoring first, Real Madrid briefly looked flustered in the minutes after Mandzukic's equalizer.
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The hens were flustered by their new resident and stopped laying eggs in protest.
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Connecticut (10-6, 1-3) implemented a full-court press that flustered Wichita State.
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And Ola finally kisses Lily, who is rather flustered by the big romantic gesture.
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Washington games are why when Warren's asked about Biden's soft-corruption she gets flustered.
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"For me it was kind of powerful to watch everyone get flustered," Martin recalls.
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"You still see him get a little flustered out there," Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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He finally got flustered by the interruptions and stalked away to his golf cart.
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Lena Dunham's casual comment about the male anatomy flustered Maria Shriver on Friday's Today show.
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Don't worry Gemini: The reason you're flustered is because the Moon is in dreamy Pisces.
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Wood noted that Ivanka looked flustered and her eyes closed as she finished her answer.
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A tad flustered, I head over towards the audio section to find someone who might.
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The attendant, flustered, offered up five hundred apologies and a free swing with the hammer.
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I was just really flustered and overwhelmed and she was a breath of fresh air.
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When a human sounded confused or flustered, Duplex took a tone that was almost apologetic.
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According to NBC New York, Fleming wasn't the only one flustered by the huge delays.
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An older, established writer is defensive and withholding of advice, flustered by the literary competition.
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He appeared flustered, but not flummoxed, and managed to land a few memorable one liners.
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As the attacks started coming his way during the debate, however, Trump became visibly flustered.
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Martin Schwab, a longtime member of Vienna's Burgtheater, made for a flustered and impetuous Lear.
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Beckham's absence may have affected the game's outcome — the Giants' offense looked flustered and feeble.
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Lighthizer, flustered, said, "We're never going to use M.O.U. again," drawing laughter from Chinese negotiators.
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It was nighttime in Tiberias, a dilapidated Israeli resort town, and I was feeling flustered.
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I do not get what people are seeing who think she is flustered or unsteady.
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I do not get what people are seeing who think she is flustered or unsteady.
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The white woman, whose sweater was now draped over the back of her chair, looked flustered.
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You're flustered, hurried, and out of your mind worried that you won't make it in time.
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As they dig a grave for Hayes, Ian suddenly gets flustered, scrambling out of the dirt.
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Most people would be flustered by the nudity, but she wants to create a beautiful portrait.
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Managing the distance perfectly, he darted in with jabs against Bisping and flustered the bigger man.
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The attendants saw I was clearly flustered during the flight and my daughter would not settle.
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In the first half, Coker was flustered and didn't have time to throw the ball downfield.
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"Judge?" an increasingly flustered Stein asks six times, before giving up when she cannot be found.
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"They seemed like they were flustered," said Casillas of the Cowboys' demeanor late in the game.
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Villanova's frantic defense — sometimes pressing, sometimes man-to-man, sometimes zone, always aggressive — flustered the Sooners.
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" Biden a bit flustered after a Nevada supporter says he can "hug and kiss me anytime.
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With two outs, Davis was taking comical leads off second base and Lester was clearly flustered.
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Christie goes on to say that the scene resulted in "the powerful warrior who's totally flustered."
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This source described Bornstein as flustered and said he had trouble getting his photocopier to work.
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The prime minister appeared flustered as he watched Lee take a seat on the opposition benches.
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The Trump look-alike seemed a bit flustered as he worked his way up the steps.
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From then on, every time I thought about it I would get all hot and flustered.
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Then, a little flustered, she added, "Nothing's degrading, right?" before handing the microphone back the judges.
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Gigi was the only model without shoes and socks, but she didn't seem flustered at all.
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Flustered fans flocked to Twitter in confusion and it's safe to say they were not happy.
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Mr. Sondland showed a weird knack for seeming momentarily flustered and then deflecting into punchy asides.
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She made a flustered comment about how ultrasounds could get the sex of the child wrong.
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But preparing for the trip she will take this weekend to Cooperstown, N.Y., had her flustered.
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When Leonard exercised his rematch clause, he out-boxed and flustered Duran, showboating all the while.
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But my husband and I become flustered criminals on the witness stand in a bad courtroom drama.
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The big question: Flustered cybersecurity pros have been left wondering how much of the story is accurate.
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Asked why he had done so when his boss said he shouldn't, Mr Sessions looked momentarily flustered.
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I had a knot in my throat, I was getting hot and flustered, but no tears came.
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Morton traditionally has flustered Troy Tulowitzki (163-for-216, three strikeouts) and Darwin Barney (26-for-24).
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My mom often sounded flustered or irritated when she answered — though it was never directed towards me.
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The September debate exchange seemed so devastating because of Trump's flustered, in-the-moment response to it.
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Flustered, Johansson tries to think of someone: "Don't put me under the gun like that," she said.
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" The Florida senator, who looked a little flustered, said: "No, no, I've never been to a rave.
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Reagan, in his address at a gala dinner held in honor of his guests, was clearly flustered.
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But most surprisingly, what made the "Home" singer the most flustered was neither of his past romances.
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There are two reactions to feints: you get flustered or you play it cool and ignore them.
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Esther Phillips, 21, was flustered when she boarded the car at the 210th Street station (21 degrees).
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Frank compares it to stopping a flustered individual on the street and asking if everything is okay.
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"Half of the people in City Hall don't even live in Trenton," Vanessa once told me, flustered.
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Anderson Cooper, flustered by Jeffrey Lord's blind worship of Trump, describes a vulgar scenario to ridicule it.
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He added that higher interest rates and slowing economic growth could also leave the bull market flustered.
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" We shook hands, and, almost flustered, he corrected himself: "No, it's 57 days until Christmas. Fifty-seven.
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He appeared flustered to me, and this was the first time I'd seen it in a debate.
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Soon she was permitted to audit all of Cillian's classes, smiling dreamlessly at the flustered, frightened teachers.
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Miscommunications abound when Mercury in Cancer challenges Uranus on July 11: People are feeling unfocused and flustered.
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I lose my patience and get a little flustered, but then I stop and take a step back.
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"I wasn't expecting to have to say it in front of you!" he says, looking a little flustered.
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So when there's people in your ear saying things and stuff, I think she got a little flustered.
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The Real Housewives of New York star told PEOPLE NOW that she got flustered when meeting Hugh Grant.
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I get flustered trying to park in that part of town, and they don't have the book anyway.
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I hand over my card, feeling a little sick and a little too flustered to question the cost.
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He was flustered again last night while claiming he does not owe her a face-to- face apology.
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Four (yep, four) retrogrades are on the horizon and, needless to say, we're feeling a bit flustered already.
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At a pivotal moment of FX's new dark miniseries Taboo, a lawyer relentlessly paces about a courtroom, flustered.
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I was flustered when I signed off with one promising source, and I couldn't remember our phone number.
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They managed to master what flustered Hitchcock nearly 20 years ago, what he is still seeking to solve.
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Flustered, he considered using another glove but decided against it, a decision Cubs fans have lamented ever since.
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"Let's do one thing at a time," a slightly flustered Alexander said, before he walked away from reporters.
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"Is inflation in our world a good thing or not a good thing, generally?" repeated a flustered Scott.
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Kraninger sat there with a pained, flustered expression for a few seconds before the audio was turned off.
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I completely condemn any harassment, and that's why I— (pauses, flustered) That's why I stopped using the hashtag.
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If you're flustered, Alvarado has some basic pregame advice: "Breathe in and out, roll your shoulders, then begin."
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Skittish about their uncovered faces and flustered about their friendly interactions with boys, he fired them soon after.
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When she interacts with healthcare providers, she says employees often are some combination of flustered, worried, and annoyed.
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During filming, some people would get flustered by saying "clit," a very mundane part of the female anatomy.
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She's bubbly, but with bite; he's cool when he's not completely flustered, which is most of the time.
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Remember to sympathize if a customer appears especially flustered, and try to remember that everyone has bad days.
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About five minutes later she came back into the restaurant, a bit flustered, to look for her phone.
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Flustered, I tried to improvise, shuffling through my printed pages for some semblance of a relevant talking point.
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At one recent campaign rally in Barinas state, flustered organizers hit the phones to try to boost numbers.
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While he stays pretty calm throughout, the reporter looks about as flustered as if she'd actually won the lottery.
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But then the singer, surrounded by dancers and a sea of humanity, appeared flustered and complained of technical difficulties.
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Nadal had Rublev under almost constant pressure breaking him eight times, with the flustered Russian committing 43 unforced errors.
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Officers became flustered and rough, and when one struck a female patron with a baton the throng became agitated.
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Ease off on others today—don't demand answers right away because people will get flustered and say stupid things.
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According to Sacca, producers were flustered: "They didn't know how to make me look rich to America," he said.
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It's weirdly comforting to know that even people as well-known as Payne get flustered at big parties sometimes.
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From flustered travelers running around to crying babies to limited seating, it can make for a very unpleasant experience.
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"He seemed kind of flustered when I said who I was and what I was calling about," Tarlie says.
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When the tall boy learned I didn't have a teenage mom, as I guess he expected, he became flustered.
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When an image of male genitalia suddenly appeared on her screen, she said she felt more surprised than flustered.
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The government in Athens, one of the first to condemn the coup attempt while it was developing, was flustered.
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When the students erupt in a standing ovation at the end of his remarks, Baldwin looks surprised, even flustered.
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Their mother and father, Chung-sook (Jang Hye-jin) and Ki-taek (Song Kang-ho), are flustered and foulmouthed.
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Castro wore an expression of flustered delight, and news photographers' snapshots of the moment immediately made the international wires.
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Moreover that trigger happy left hand swing that we talked about when Nasukawa gets a little crowded and flustered?
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One morning, early on in my tenure, I showed up to work and was confronted by a visibly flustered manager.
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The man turned to see her fidgeting with a remote control in front of an enormous TV. She seemed flustered.
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After self-exiling herself from the group yet again, Carol (Melissa McBride) looks a little flustered in this new photo.
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" Appearing a bit flustered by the questioning, Kourtney put her hands in front of her face and reiterated, "We're friends.
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Sonya, a long-time Kali student, also recalled that Simon would often notice when she's flustered with a particular drill.
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The actress got a little flustered after Tina Turner started blasting from her iPhone during an interview with iTV's Lorraine.
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But even when flustered by personal issues and dance routines, the singer proves she's forever ready for her close-up.
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A 2201.01-in-26 laptop may sound appropriate, but most don't have processors suited for heavy-duty daily use. Flustered?
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Finally, flustered and confused, Firat jabbed her middle finger at the 'end call' button, sending the intelligence agency to voicemail.
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Most of my therapists and psychiatrists have been white women, so I wasn't expecting to be flustered by a doctor.
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A bulky figure, Camp can be solid or sweatily flustered; his benevolence bears a glint of menace, and vice versa.
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And as if all that weren't enough, the reactions by Jane (flustered) and Darcy (appreciative) really drive the point home.
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But he's sweaty—both physically and mentally—flailing disastrously at every turn: flustered at recruiter meetings, drunk on job interviews.
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A shy girl may get flustered and look away quickly, whereas those more confident might maintain eye contact and smile.
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"We all make mistakes," he said, growing flustered as Ms. Maitlis continued to press him on the crowd size issue.
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Whatever the answer is, it can't be the flustered outrage that's been our trademark for the past couple of years.
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"I'm not able to be rushed this fast," a visibly flustered Mr. Sessions said to Ms. Harris at one point.
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Nadler was clearly flustered on more than one occasion by the delay and stalling tactics used by Collins and others.
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However, the Buccaneers were effective in the half-court and flustered the Gators into several turnovers after their quick start.
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As the family story goes, Carol was asked to play for Heifetz; she became flustered and began to sing instead.
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He doesn't get flustered or worry if his shot is contested, and can get to either hand whenever he wants.
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Jones will take comfort in the fact that in this third installment the old(er) gal remains adorably flustered yet relatable.
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Trump never lost it but did appear flustered at points during the debate and gave rambling answers to some policy questions.
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As an interesting sidenote, I came upon a rather flustered sounding FAA spokesperson when I called up to ask for comment.
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Rubio's somewhat flustered answer on Sunday was a defense of the controversial Gang of Eight bill in 2013, which he supported.
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"It's so busy," a flustered and irritated dancer said to another employee as I looked on, sixer of beer in hand.
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" Hadid had never said that, but he was so flustered that he said he was acting like a "donkey wearing blinkers.
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Democratic Representative Steve Cohen seemed flustered that the media would shrug at the bit of political theater he had helped orchestrate.
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Yousef Erakat , aka FouseyTube, was perhaps the most flustered after winning the biggest award of the night: Entertainer of the Year.
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Kids wondering aloud what a Muslim's version of Christmas is, while adults became flustered trying to figure out how to proceed.
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But after Mr. Reagan won the nomination and got off to a flustered start in his campaign against President Carter, Mrs.
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After taking 13 of the first 16 shots on goal, the Rangers were outplayed in the second period and became flustered.
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The Oculus Gear VR store has yet to throw an experience at me that has flustered either of the S7 devices.
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Contestant Lou Dawg got pretty flustered when he tried -- and failed -- to identify judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.
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During the regular season, Milwaukee beat the Celtics twice in three matchups — and the Bucks' defense flustered Irving, who had a .
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Even the most advanced of our current automatons still get flustered by mundane tasks like loading a dishwasher or dusting knickknacks.
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Physicality matters here, and things like getting flustered, having bad aim, or being disoriented have meaningful (though never punishing) mechanical costs.
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Travel plans and workplace policies for tech company employees are evolving by the day, leaving some employees flustered and rumors circulating.
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She doubles in the role of an existentially challenged God, and the charmingly flustered Marylouise Burke appears as her lieutenant, Death.
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Their flustered sons were 250 and 6, and to calm their jitters they did what they could to mimic familiar regimen.
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Kings G Jonathan Quick has been flustered by the Predators in his career, posting a 4-8-2 mark with an .
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Back in the city, amid the hustle and bustle and the ambient noise of the sirens, I found myself flustered, overwhelmed.
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One day, she dropped by his faculty office to say hello, and he grew so flustered that he rushed her out.
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Even though OPEC made an upward revision to its global demand outlook, signs of even modestly higher Saudi output flustered investors.
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He was never one to cower to a feisty manager's tirade, nor did he get flustered from loud boos from fans.
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"I was getting flustered, having migraines, and they were serving food from a pizza joint — not the healthiest," Mr. Gooley said.
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At first, the veteran actor, who plays a detective in the Netflix original, seems a bit flustered, perhaps stunned at the win.
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He was poised, respectful, and didn't appear to be caught off guard or flustered by any of the questions thrown at him.
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The driver took a while to arrive and appeared flustered, telling us of the traffic and construction that led to the delay.
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He looks really flustered, and if you pay attention to what he's doing, he's just flipping some papers over again and again.
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Not used to being on camera, Rosen felt flustered from the first question, which colored the rest of his interview, he said.
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When the presenter asked who designed her dress, a dramatic garment with a white bodice and sheer skirt, Ora immediately became flustered.
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She walked into the room a little flustered and opened to the group with "Sorry, my breathe probably smells of onions...". Ha!
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Flustered, San Jose sent pucks into no man's land or right onto the sticks of waiting Penguins players, fueling another Pittsburgh attack.
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It set the tone for a quarter where Boston shot 14 of 18 from the field and generally flustered the Jazz defense.
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In this episode, the arrival of Hannibal — swaddled in stardom and purple velvet — turns everyone at American Century into flustered teenage fans.
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Upon his exit, a flustered reporter valiantly doing his live TV thing summons him over for a talk and it is brilliant.
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Claire files this information away for later, then discovers that Young Simon has run off, no doubt flustered by the female attention.
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"I was wondering whether your dad was really an African-American man," a reporter asked Ms. Dolezal, who looked perplexed and flustered.
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The images were censored by staff at the conference, not Mr. Vogt, who said he was "shocked" and "flustered" during his presentation.
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But sometimes, Taylor said, they'll be empathetic to the fact that you seemed flustered or for some reason weren't on your game.
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Ms. Niou moved to the district two years ago, and she has also been flustered by questions about her previous voting record.
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It's one of those situations when in your head you want to look great but end up just looking flustered and confused.
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Woody catches him in action, and Stinky Pete becomes noticeably flustered, quickly dismissing the women by ushering them out of his packaging.
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It features multiple compartments to keep their essentials organized, so they'll never feel lost or flustered while out on a day trip.
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"I'm angry, sad, flustered, confused, but mostly just heartbroken," Margaret-Ann Seger, a product manager at Uber, wrote in a Facebook post.
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It can be—such as when we search the homes of people running brothels, who are really short-tempered and quickly become flustered.
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I felt like a cranked-up fetus, and brief moments of calm and clarity were interrupted by jolts of panic and flustered thought.
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"People get flustered before they go on [to present] and the redness in their natural complexion starts peeking through their makeup," Grayson explains.
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A flustered doc checks Skip's systolic pressure, notes it's 100 and dropping, and sends a corpsman rushing for a bag of dried plasma.
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Yet Simeone's side looked flustered, while there was a remarkable freshness to Madrid, which Ramos said was down to Zinedine Zidane's rotation policy.
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I got really flustered so I went out to the smoking area and looked for someone or anyone to talk to about it.
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And most importantly, the kids across all these trials didn't seem too flustered by having a phone funnel held up to their ear.
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Spicer at times became flustered at the line of questioning, saying it was "insane" for Trump to be aware of Manafort's business arrangements.
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As the crowd chanted Corbett's name mid-fight, Jeffries looked flustered, missed on a couple of haymakers, and was playing into Corbett's hands.
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" A bit flustered, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) looks to his Avengers teammate Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) and replies, "Yeah, it's called the Re… Revengers.
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I called my mom and told her what I did, feeling both flustered by the instance and drained overall from the long evening.
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After she explained that the card reflected her former name because she is transgender, the somewhat flustered clerk accepted the card and Mrs.
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Surviving market crashes Puglia, like many investors, sometimes gets flustered when the news on his stock picks runs contrary to his investment theses.
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If Sanders faltered, or got flustered by Trump's bullying, it would damage the electability argument he's been using to justify his continued campaign.
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As a flustered young smith named Josh works away at converting the used car metal, Neilson stares him down with his arms crossed.
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He's also able to strip down to a T-shirt, climb a ladder, and get all sweaty when a flustered Daisy stops by.
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It can also be helpful to have a couple go-to phrases on the ready if you get interrupted to avoid getting flustered.
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Some audience members booed, though whether because of poor sound, Dylan's "betrayal," his truncated set or the flustered M.C. Peter Yarrow was unclear.
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She became flustered and looked as if she were trying to jog the memories with her hands, sketching the answers in the air.
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Fans aren't sure long they were a couple for, but Chalamet seemed flustered when Andy Cohen questioned him about the relationship during an interview.
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When it was my turn to pitch, I would become so flustered that people seemed totally confused about what came out of my mouth.
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She captioned the meme (a picture of herself looking flustered, surrounded by a large crowd), "When your fans keep asking you for new music."
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She signs my book and I chat with her for a bit but then I get really flustered and bolt out of the room!
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I noticed my community becoming extremely flustered and as much as I wanted to react, I knew it would only harm the overall vibes.
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" The flustered waitress called over the manager who, according to one newspaper report, said to the press: "Why shouldn't they be served a drink?
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He was able to successfully parry any of their very gentle attacks, never got flustered, never raised his voice, never seemed out of control.
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Mercury retrograde in Leo finds you flustered with paperwork—give yourself extra time to do things and double check everything before you hit send!
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It's funny, for us, whenever we're in the same room, I get really flustered, because we've been doing it remotely for so long [laughs].
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Some audience members booed, though whether because of poor sound, Mr. Dylan's "betrayal," his truncated set or the flustered M.C. Peter Yarrow was unclear.
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Mr. Bloomberg refused to release those women from the N.D.A.s, calling them "consensual" — then appeared flustered by further attacks by Ms. Warren and others.
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Team Trump, while privately flustered and re-calibrating due to the Bolton disclosures, didn't show any hint of concern Monday on the Senate floor.
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Sanders, because he is Sanders and also because he was likely somewhat flustered by the Warren confrontation, offered Steyer this: "Yeah, good, OK." Oomph.
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TOKYO, Oct 7 (Reuters) - SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son said is "embarrassed and flustered" by his track record, in comments to Nikkei Business magazine.
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Though the rogue ball was removed from play, Murray was clearly flustered and netted a groundstroke in the next rally to lose the game.
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The early run to end the streak might have come off Walker, but the big Diamondbacks right-hander was anything but flustered about it.
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Dolores is understandably flustered, and Will suggests they go back towards Sweetwater, because being out on the fringe of the park is making her glitchy.
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He looked flustered in a fight with Bush over the use of eminent domain in advancing the interests of public use projects and private industry.
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Teigen was unaware of this federal law, and gets flustered trying to say that it's mostly just "fan mail" and that she's trying to help.
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When he can't find the right street, he grows increasingly flustered, before the woman entering his father's cab spins the story in a new direction.
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Beatty got visibly flustered and deferred to co-presenter Faye Dunaway, who saw the words "La La Land" on the card and blurted it out.
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It's a scary song for a scary world, for the geek, deeply flustered, has found himself caught in what appears to be a romantic situation.
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The network went to a commercial break, but the camera briefly showed Lochte and his dancing partner, Cheryl Burke, as both appeared flustered and surprised.
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In the first round, Moraes flustered Assuncao's awkward, low-pace counter striking by throwing out dozens of feints and jabs, scrambling the signal with static.
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Storming in with a kick and some punches, Walker slapped a double collar tie on the flustered Rountree, a great position for a taller man.
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While Trump might want to practice his poker face a bit when facing adversity, it is easy to see why he is so visibly flustered.
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Plus, Hodgeman did get extremely flustered during that moment, and he did actually go to the hospital later in the day on January 25, 1995.
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People familiar with the discussions told the outlet that Washington's refusal to delay sanctions that took effect Sunday has flustered planned meetings for this month.
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"My husband has nothing to do with my desire not to have children," I continued, hoping I did not look as flustered as I felt.
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Your ruling planet Mercury begins its retrograde today, Virgo, finding you in a flustered mood—make time to rest and to catch up with yourself!
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And when it's someone I used to have feelings for, it's left me flustered and trying to come up with the right thing to say.
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"She did have a choice," a visibly flustered potential juror said after a prosecutor explained that Ms. Ortega pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Getting interrupted in a meeting can leave you feeling flustered and mad -- but there are ways to regain the floor without making the situation worse.
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I timidly informed her I wasn't Jared, and her flustered response told me that I should have told her at the start of the call.
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Eastern, Fox | Line: Chiefs -19943 | Total: 54.5 Coach Kyle Shanahan seemed flustered this week when facing questions about San Francisco's ability to pass the ball.
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Big Bird was often flustered but persevered with the help of his neighbors on Sesame Street, where puppet creatures and humans lived side by side.
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Big Bird was often flustered but persevered with the help of his neighbors on Sesame Street, where puppet creatures and humans lived side by side.
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Louisville's defense flustered Michigan in the first half, but the Cardinals' youth and inexperience showed down the stretch with some bad fouls and stagnant offense.
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The flustered Suns muttered among themselves during a timeout after the layup, and fans headed for the concourses in droves, even though halftime had not arrived.
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Mirren, 70, gave Colbert, 51, an extra-special greeting when she walked out onstage and planted a kiss on the host's lips, leaving Colbert completely flustered.
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In the NBC interview, Clinton appeared flustered, angry, and unprepared for the line of questioning — an uncommon occurrence in the highly scripted world of book promotions.
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Certificates of deposit, a fairly sacrosanct investment where capital is preserved on the promise of modest but positive returns, are in some cases leaving investors flustered.
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The Musketeers' 223-226-227 zone flustered the Thundering Herd, who went 239 of 22012 from 03-point range and shot 20 percent in the half.
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During an appearance on The Late Show earlier this month, Mirren greeted host Stephen Colbert with a kiss on the lips – leaving him blushing and flustered.
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Beatty looked flustered and soon a small cadre of people, the La La Land team and Oscar telecast producers were clustered behind him, frantically doing something.
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" (He did use gas on his own people, and many others.) Clearly flustered and stumbling over his words, Spicer proceeded to calls concentration camps "Holocaust Centers.
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As Arizona's defensive coordinator in 2013 and 2014, he prepared for two division games against the Seahawks each season — and saw how they flustered the Cardinals.
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I had thoughts about this and probably some jokes about how Crosby's excellence leads to a flustered Jeremy Roenick sweating on TV, which everyone can enjoy.
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We grin with him; the connection is distant, but it's intimate enough for us to feel flustered and melancholic when we learn of the character's death.
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But the most invested and indignant appearance comes from Jim Jones, rapping about the changes in the genre with the grim crankiness of a flustered dad.
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But as I watched him, a flustered Gump in the headlights, I saw a broader story, a dark parable of bets misplaced and souls under siege.
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But the match turned on its head at 4-4 in the second when he became flustered after being called twice for breaching the service clock.
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Thursday night, he inverted that meme, effectively mocking Trump for repeating the same tired catchphrases about solving health care by introducing more competition—and leaving Trump flustered.
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Hill was seen throwing his arm over the seemingly flustered La La Land star's shoulder as they made their way off the stage following her acceptance speech.
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If it's tough to remember or you get flustered by work or the next Democrat to announce a Presidential candidacy, remember, it's easy: just start with "hi."
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The head of SoftBank, whose Vision Fund is plowing over $100 billion into young companies, said he is "embarrassed and flustered" by his track record in investing.
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Thomas, however, was a bit flustered by the outpouring of attention the photo received, telling BuzzFeed that it's just who he is and how the restaurant works.
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He missed several opportunities to pin Clinton down on issues she has prevaricated about because he became flustered and lost his focus, forgot why he was there.
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BRUSSELS — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain headed home flustered and empty-handed on Friday after a blunt exchange at a European Union summit meeting, where Mrs.
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They get pretty flustered when it's a tight race, whereas we delegate the jobs a bit more evenly across the boat because we can use our hands.
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Charlie (Eli Gelb), an adorably flustered young man with a smile like sunshine, walks into a hat shop, looking for a wife to take back to America.
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When I got flustered, I think Sonny used to pick up on that energy, and then he would get frustrated, and then the whole cycle would start again.
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We're all busy, but make sure you take the time to write and double check your email and that you aren't distracted or flustered when you're writing it.
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Not biting or hostile, Mac came across as laid-back and creative — everything Apple was telling its customers they could be — and left PC flustered in its wake.
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Just seconds before the cabin door closed, a very large gentleman—not overweight, but big and broad and oversized—came bounding down the aisle in a flustered state.
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"I have such a phobia with belly buttons, and I know when you're really pregnant your innie becomes an outie," Kardashian said to the camera before getting flustered.
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Cosart has yet to record a decision despite making six career starts versus the Mets, but has flustered Curtis Granderson (0-for-17) and the team in general (.
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Sale, who is seeking to match his career high in wins, has flustered Tim Beckham (21-for-11), Davis (2-for-15) and Adam Jones (4-for-20).
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" Scolded by one senator for not looking closely enough into Valeant's drug pricing, a somewhat flustered Mr. Ackman said, "I regret that we didn't do more due diligence.
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Trump doesn't have much experience yet with calling bereaved military families; perhaps he was flustered, and thus wasn't as careful with his words as he should have been.
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No wonder the military government seemed both irritated and flustered when in early January Vajiralongkorn, after just a month on the throne, asked to modify the draft charter.
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Barrett is 19 and not easily flustered, and he scampered over to the basketball, picked it up, squared to the basket and launched another attack at Mount Howard.
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Also around is Nicole's sister, Cassie (Merritt Wever), who pulls off the funniest and most flustered sequence in the movie—serving Charlie with divorce papers when he arrives.
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Flustered because he has overslept and is expecting a guest — his severe Great-Aunt Matilda — Mr. Curry wants to oust Paddington, who seeks sugar for a marmalade recipe.
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Which means I'll get to sleep late, screw up the start of the week's circadian rhythm, wake up flustered, in a rush, 30 minutes past the usual time.
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While most were flustered by the request, one chipper girl working at a pub lent a helping hand and poured herself a glass of delicious Clearbrook municipal water.
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I noticed that by the end of this challenge, my mornings felt mindful and concise — instead of rushed and flustered — giving me clarity on a day-to-day basis.
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Flung back and forth across the court by Querrey, Murray chased down ball after ball and the flustered American netted the simplest of volleys to give up break point.
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If people overthink their lie—if they are overly conscious that they are lying—then it becomes too much pressure and they get flustered and the deception becomes obvious.
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Lee said that Geraldine had taken a wrong turn on the trail, more than once," and Ms. Largay "became flustered and combative when she made these kinds of mistakes.
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Although Triple H controlled the match most of the way, he lost the world championship after his wife leapt into the ring, which flustered him, allowing Reigns to win.
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"I was completely flustered, but I imagined since it was such a big citywide emergency that I would be able to be heard that day regardless," Ms. Sciascia said.
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When a reporter asked the president about the closure of the office, Trump became defensive and flustered, calling the question "nasty" and saying he knew nothing about the move.
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If he was flustered by occasional shadowy glimpses of his handlers flitting by he gave no hint, refusing to cast so much as a cursory glance at his watch.
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There is no arguing against the fact that if you are a decent banger who is feeling a bit flustered, it's a great way of getting someone off you.
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Given Ms Baker's penchant for pregnant pauses and flustered speech, one might think to compare her to Harold Pinter—but her characters are more earnest than Pinter's, and more endearing.
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ABOUT THE PREDATORS (14-6-3): Filip Forsberg saw his seven-game point streak halted by the Hurricanes, but the 43-year-old has flustered the Blackhawks in recent history.
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They grab lunch at a diner, where Sid gets flustered trying to cover up his impromptu houseguest… and coincidentally, the subject of that pretty, crazy girl on TV comes up.
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The right-hander has routinely flustered the Mets in his career, posting a 2-0 mark with a 1.32 ERA and 0.88 WHIP while limiting the club to a paltry .
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Flustered fighters are great for putting in pot shots against, but fighters who work hard to ignore feints often end up slower off the mark when the real attacks come.
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Growing up in the late '90s and early '00s, I knew that none of the characters I harbored flustered crushes on were actually gay—in fiction or in real life.
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Pelosi, Hoyer and Clyburn all held the top three posts during the last Democratic majority, a fact that has some Democrats flustered and calling for a new generation of leadership.
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JoJo explained that Aaron has cut off his relationship with his family for the last 1 or 2 years -- and Jordan got flustered when she asked him to explain why.
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In a game against the United States, the eventual gold medal winner, Han led China with 20 points and flustered Charles and Morgan Tuck on both ends of the floor.
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He asked her out to dinner on a Saturday evening, and though Ms. Aloni accepted the invitation, she arrived with several friends in tow, leaving Mr. Olidort a bit flustered.
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Sanders was a more stoic figure at the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room podium than her volatile predecessor, who would often grow flustered and yell at reporters during intense confrontations.
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John Bolton, playing dual roles — the ever-flustered director, Hennesy, and the accommodating captain of the ship where the show-within-the-show eventually washes up — gives two winkingly good performances.
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" Trump also claimed that he had "merely mimicked what I thought would be a flustered reporter trying to get out of a statement he made long ago," adding that if "Mr.
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After leveling the match at two sets-all, Murray broke Raonic in the opening game of the decider and the flustered 13th seed smashed his racquet in frustration before promptly crumbling.
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It doesn't get flustered and it has access to the game's backend, giving it a precise feed of numbers covering information like the health of each hero and distance between them.
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The defense has a long walk back after they spawn and by then they're likely too flustered to gather a strong defense, never sure of what shenanigans Meta might pull next.
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But frankly, he was probably flustered after being called out for having his phone on hand and also perhaps from being a little out of his element on the language front.
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There follows a moment of flustered intimacy: It was the first time in his life he'd had a lover call for him, and the fact had a scandalous dazzle to it.
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But the provision, which is up for renewal this year, has also flustered proponents of a promising technique that could help mothers avoid passing certain devastating genetic disorders to their children.
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Something always happens just as I&aposve made it to the front of the line at boarding, rendering me flustered, and I&aposll become that awful person holding up everyone else.
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Trump has also flustered some allies by pushing a united NATO hard line against China, while simultaneously offering conciliatory comments about Russia, which many NATO members regard as an imminent threat.
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He sits up when a flustered girl walks in, saying her phone was stolen by a supposed "friend" who pointed a gun at her baby daughter as they took a morning stroll.
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Harvey has flustered Bryce Harper (24-for-23) in his career, although Anthony Rendon (6-for-17) and Ben Revere (5-for-15) have gotten their licks in against the struggling stud.
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"One of the students in the classroom, the most flustered one came up with the idea" of tying the door using a belt and a projector cable to a table, she said.
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The river has been worshipped as a god, played host to one of the world's mightiest ports and provided the backdrop to any number of romcoms starring a delightfully flustered Hugh Grant.
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The 32-year-old has flustered the Flyers throughout his career with 23 points (19 goals, 19 assists) in 44 encounters, but sat out Minnesota's 3-2 loss in Philadelphia on Nov.
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The ACT UP activist Sarah Schulman plays a flustered archivist at C.L.I.T. (Center for Lesbian Information and Technology), the patchouli-scented women's library that Dunye based on New York's Lesbian Herstory Archives.
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"If he were flustered he would have told me on Sunday," Giuliani told CNN's Dana Bash, referring to a lengthy meeting he had that day with the President at his golf resort.
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I will repeat this because it is one of those things that should probably be repeated: the president-elect of the most powerful nation in the world is flustered by dick jokes.
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Probably the most extreme example of this occurred during the infamous Milgram experiment, in which volunteers became so flustered when ordered to administer electric shocks to someone that they started laughing hysterically.
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Barboza hates being kept busy, gets flustered when you stay in his face, and can't kick nearly as effectively without getting himself in a comfy position and really preparing to do so.
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As her lead shrank, May was forced to backtrack on the policy at an appearance before the media on Monday at which she appeared flustered and irritated when taking questions from reporters.
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It's all about patience, you can't get flustered, you can't get frustrated, you've got to stay the course and that's what we're going to continue to do, whatever it takes to win.
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But a flustered Klobuchar, who sits on the Senate committees that oversee trade with Mexico and border security, couldn't come up with his name even after Venegas pressed her twice more. pic.twitter.
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To wit, it's easy to see how some people could get flustered with the watch and band being piecemeal; it can be challenging in terms of cognitive load and fine-motor skills.
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Five if you count DiCarlo's fluffy pomeranian, full name Enzo Ferrari Drift DiCarlo, who seemed to be taking CES in stride better than most of the flustered, sweaty humans at the show.
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With his squinting blue eyes and clean-shaven good looks, Mr. Heard often embodied the stereotype of the 1980s businessman, bringing a mixture of flustered charm and self-assurance to the roles.
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And after appearing so flustered by Mr. Trump, Mr. Bush recently found a way to cast himself as a serious alternative to him in a country fearful of global terror and economic decline.
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It didn't matter, though, since the Red Raiders' defense flustered Abilene Christian all afternoon and paved the way to a 74-47 victory on Friday at the United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas.
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In a statement last November, Trump sounded a similar note writing, "I merely mimicked what I thought would be a flustered reporter trying to get out of a statement he made long ago."
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In addition to Clem, his gallery of characters included the easily flustered proprietor of a general store and Lavern Nagger, a husband constantly arguing with his wife, Ida Lee (played by Roni Stoneman).
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In the comic meditation The Stanley Parable, a hapless office worker explores his abandoned workplace while being harangued by the game's domineering narrator, who grows more flustered and hostile with every act of disobedience.
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By then the damage had been done, with a distraught and flustered Begu meekly surrendering the tiebreak before she slumped into her chair and hid under a towel in an attempt to regain composure.
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Kristaps Porzingis made only 4 of 17 field-goal attempts, bricking wide-open 3-pointers and getting flustered by the defense of Paul Pierce, who was a freshman at Kansas when Porzingis was born.
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Weise has scored a career-high 11 goals to reside behind only captain Max Pacioretty for the team lead, and the former flustered Philadelphia by scoring twice in a 6-3 win on Nov.
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A cold shower will help you cool down No one wants to get back to their desk hot, sweaty and flustered, so take a quick cool shower to bring your body temperature down. 9.
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Most importantly, fans couldn't help but draw comparisons between the pressure fighting style of Pirog and that of Golovkin: it seemed like Jacobs was getting set up to be flustered and knocked out again.
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Carey kicked off her set with the New Year's Eve classic "Auld Lang Syne," but became flustered when she appeared to not be able to hear the backup vocals heard on the live broadcast.
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Generally, the female main character (MC) is flustered and virginal, naïve and self-effacing to the point of self-annihilation, while the male characters conform to personality archetypes that are more aggressive and active.
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I start to list things: I'd like to be able to handle myself in group conversations, speak confidently and not have to repeat myself, and not get flustered when I'm called on in meetings.
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Bergeron has recorded nine points (four goals, five assists) in his last 11 games overall and has flustered the Penguins to the tune of 33 points (10 goals, 23 assists) in 40 career encounters.
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Seeming a little flustered he said initially he had registered the company at his apartment in Cambridge, and later "I think we moved it to an innovation center in Cambridge and then later Manchester".
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He followed what was the finest debut by a quarterback in 33ers history with a performance in which he repeatedly looked flustered, throwing two interceptions, and let a big second-half lead slip away.
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That would likely require a feat Mr. Biden has not accomplished so far in this race: a thoroughly forceful debate performance, free of missteps or flustered responses to predictable criticism from his Democratic opponents.
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But as Becky Hernandez returned to the witness stand on Tuesday, there were moments when she became flustered as prosecutors showed the images and as they asked about her upbringing and her father's behavior.
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The two men touched gloves and Pirog immediately pursued Jacobs to the ropes—shifting in from orthodox to southpaw and orthodox again, and sending the flustered Jacobs to the mat with a short right hand.
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Over on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the seemingly unflappable Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) found herself flustered in the warm presence of Beth (Emma Willmann), a potential new client who pleasantly surprised her by laughing at her jokes.
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And rather than listening to you, I listened to the flustered giggling of a comrade of schoolgirls who—between porn, real life, and poorly illustrated comics in sex ed books—discussed all things sex. Endlessly.
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DeSclafani has struggled mightily against Paul Goldschmidt (7-for-11) and Matt Carpenter (9-for-13, three homers), although he has flustered Yadier Molina (3-for-20) and Kolten Wong (0-for-14, seven strikeouts).
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But even they are somewhat flustered by their next collaboration, the restaurant in the Met Breuer, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new museum in the former uptown home of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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The couple has also placed a "red card" by their door with their Fifth Amendment rights on it, "in case someone comes to the door and we get flustered and need a reminder," she says.
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Pomeranz has flustered Jonathan Schoop (2226-for-21, four strikeouts), Mark Trumbo (27-for-220) and Adam Jones (22-for-213), although Welington Castillo (221-for-24, one homer) has found some success versus the hurler.
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But she appeared flustered taking questions about her announcement of a cap from journalists, including one whom suggested she was "weak and wobbly" in contrast to her election promise to be a "strong and stable" leader.
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The third set was a non-event but Monfils burst back into life in the fourth and despite breaking for a 5-3 lead it was Djokovic who became flustered as he struggled to seal victory.
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This is what makes this Barboza fight so interesting: Hooker likes a lower pace and a longer range, while all of Barboza's problems in the cage have come against opponents who have crowded and flustered him.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A flustered Jelena Ostapenko became only the sixth female Grand Slam champion to fall at the first hurdle of her title defense on Sunday when she lost to Kateryna Kozlova at the French Open.
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Instead, a little flustered, and freezing, they plowed through the cold, sponged a little warmth in the StubHub outlet, and then re-emerged with those old-fashioned tickets in their hands and vapor on their breaths.
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So, basically, don't try to have a deep talk or ask anyone for anything important because they will likely say no—and even if they say yes, they'll be too confused and flustered to be useful.
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I get a little flustered at the counter (sometimes I get nervous talking to people) and the cashier gives me a bit of a hard time with my out-of-state ID (but I'm really 21!).
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It is also worth remembering how flustered and angry Mr. Trump appeared to be when President Barack Obama made fun of him — and made a roomful of people laugh — during the 2011 White House correspondent's dinner.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Koreans were left flustered on Wednesday after President Trump asserted that he had made their government pay $500 million more to help cover the cost of maintaining American troops in the country.
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Between the retreating left swing and the retreating or pivoting almost straight-armed check hook, it is clear that Nasukawa's response to being flustered is to throw as hard as possible and try to get away.
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The former senator from New York cited the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks when asked about her ties to Wall Street, a response that aides later said came because their candidate was somewhat flustered by Vermont Sen.
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But the few who stayed quickly opted to leave, feeling flustered and distrusted by Trump's inner circle, which had spent months casting public doubt on the integrity of any government employees who served during the Obama administration.
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As a moderator of the September presidential debate, Ramos flustered Biden by asking whether Latinos should trust him and by repeatedly pressing the former vice president to explain President Barack Obama's record of deporting 3 million people.
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Lee spoke about "BlacKkKlansman," the state of the Hollywood and, naturally, the state of the White House, from his home in New York, where he watched Tuesday's announcements with his wife, two children and one flustered dog.
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" Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican, who sat next to the president looking flustered, emerged from the meeting and declared, "I thought it was fascinating television and it was surreal to actually be there.
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But, if he doesn't, Bachelor Nation deserves a Bachelor who isn't afraid to mix things up style wise, can get a little understandably flustered, and has an adorable pooch that we can all see on our TV screens.
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Although the Secret Service had to escort several people off the stage, the Democratic candidate was reportedly not flustered by the interruption and instead seemed to draw from it a metaphor for his uphill campaign battle against Clinton.
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Cardinals starter Jack Flaherty (212-226) saw his consecutive scoreless-innings streak halted at 23 after Eugenio Suarez launched his team-leading 34th homer in the first inning, but Flaherty flustered the Reds the rest of the way.
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The 1925 Colonial home was used for exterior shots in the 1991 film – starring Steve Martin as doting but penny-pinching dad George Banks, with Diane Keaton as his flustered wife Nina – as well as the 1995 sequel.
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The chaos onstage was not shown on television, but in the aftermath, the camera cut to the show's host, Tom Bergeron, who sent the show to commercial as an apparently flustered Mr. Lochte wiped sweat from his brow.
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Mr. Hickenlooper, for instance, showed up at our office flustered because he had lost his wallet, and confessed sheepishly that it had been a long time since he had dealt with certain indignities of being a private citizen.
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This, like "Present Laughter," is a Coward play centered around a man who draws women to him when he would rather be left alone: Both plays end with their flustered heroes fleeing female companionship, but for what precisely?
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This, like "Present Laughter," is a Coward play centered around a man who draws women to him when he would rather be left alone: Both plays end with their flustered heroes fleeing female companionship, but for what precisely?
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The rest of the time it resembles one of those compilation videos of football bloopers that a flustered aunt has bought you as a last-minute birthday present—albeit with none of the witless C-list celebrity commentary.
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The stories the audiences heard in the first part are repeated, but now in an oddly mythologized way — with the exception of a character returning from each original story, flustered and trying to be heard, yet not acknowledged.
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In remarkable scenes that flustered even the sotto voce BBC commentators, opposition lawmakers threw themselves at the silk-canopied speaker's chair, trying in vain to keep him from getting to his feet and allowing Parliament to be suspended.
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Mr. Macron, a former economy minister who founded a political movement centered on jump-starting France's stagnant economy, but who has never held an elected office, appeared flustered at times as Ms. Le Pen displayed a mocking smile.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.), made his name in the GOP field with a zany ad featuring a mess of flustered elephants and donkeys screeching and knocking over podiums — a symbol of what Moody sees as dysfunction in Washington.
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Motley, stifling defense lead Baylor past VCU Baylor's zone defense flustered Virginia Commonwealth in the second half, allowing the 20th-ranked Bears to grasp a 71-63 victory on Wednesday afternoon in the Battle 4 Atlantis in Nassau, Bahamas.
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But while Price fielded plenty of questions Wednesday about his views on reforming the health care system, it was his actions as an investor that sparked the tensest exchanges and seemed at times to leave the veteran lawmaker flustered.
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Garbrandt looked so flustered when Marcus Brimage, a much more limited striker with a significant reach disadvantage, got in his face and yet Almeida stood back, throwing the odd kick and attempting to counter when Garbrandt threw his own.
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According to a Tantris employee, who signed a nondisclosure agreement upon being hired at the studio and therefore asked to remain anonymous, Simmons arrived late to the staff meeting he had called, and seemed flustered when he got there.
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For the first time in the wild, caustic and bruising Republican campaign, Mr. Trump was in the position that so many who have tried to challenge him had found themselves in: flustered, frustrated and unable to regain his footing.
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Rowling is very deeply on Strike's side no matter what he does, so that he always finds himself with perfect final cutting statement for every situation and everyone else finds themselves gasping and flustered in his implacably cool wake.
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Miocic would show a shoulder feint or slight level change to simulate a jab, Ngannou would begin a counter swing and then rethink it, and then Miocic would punt the flustered giant's lead leg as he returned to guard.
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Adam Thielen caught a touchdown pass to cap Minnesota's opening drive Sunday and finished with a career-high 234 yards, and the Vikings' defense flustered Brock Osweiler and the Houston Texans on their way to a 25-256 victory.
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She seems flustered that her freedom to choose what to do with her own body would be somehow stacked against the idea that she's a feminist — or that people would think those things work in opposition to each other.
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When the prince, then the Saudi defense minister, sent fighter jets to Yemen in March 215, Pentagon officials were flustered to receive just 48 hours notice of the first strikes against Houthi rebels, two former senior American officials said.
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Amid a flustered showing by the defense team, featuring Bundy acting as his own temperamental co-counsel, Chi Omega member Nita Neary strides in, stone-faced vengeance personified, to identify Bundy as the man who attacked five of her sorority sisters.
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The 24-year-old weighed in on the feud between the singer and Kardashian West in an interview with Sunday Times Style magazine, reportedly becoming flustered and stumbling over her words when asked about the 35-year-old reality star.
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Maybe 2020 will find a flustered 30-year-old Lizzie having a particularly hellish experience trying to use a coupon at Victoria's Secret and she'll have no choice but to scream her iconic past line, "I WANT A BRA!" again.
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" Also writing in The Telegraph, Harriet Alexander declared that she would put forward Trump as the winner for the first time of the three debates, saying, "maybe it was the calm he projected, in comparison with his flustered, angry persona.
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Cerrone's loopy hands were largely absent in this fight—on the one occasion that he was flustered enough to try to punch his way off the fence Till almost caught him with that dangerous left hand from the open side.
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Whether or not DiCaprio actually threw shade at Gaga, or if he was just flustered by the moment, is up for debate, but it was a welcome distraction from truly awful things, like Ricky Gervais and Mel Gibson's onstage bantering.
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Kozlova, competing with a large, weeping blister on her heel which caused her to take a medical break at the end of the first set, was well worth the victory, playing with power and composure, in contrast to the flustered champion.
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Jon Kyl to replace McCain in Senate Arizona governor faces pressure over McCain replacement MORE (R-Ariz.), who is also supporting Trump, said he disagreed with media analysis that Trump appeared agitated and flustered during the debate while Clinton seemed composed.
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Trump, who has praised Russian President Vladimir Putin in the past, flustered allies at his first NATO summit when he dropped a mention of the mutual defense principle, known as Article 5, which is the bedrock of the trans-Atlantic partnership.
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The White House said it took possession of the medical records as part of "standard operating procedure," and a separate source told CNN that a flustered Bornstein simply handed over the originals when he couldn't get his copier to work.
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As a flustered Cerrone threw up his left kick, Masvidal took it on his right side and attempted to parry the kick across himself with his left hand, coming up into a left hook and a right which put Cerrone down.
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In the face of a partisan crowd who were jeering him as he took crucial throws, Suljovic, who had started the match as an almost unbackable 1-14 favorite, looked increasingly flustered at two legs all in the fourth set.
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Keys was looking flustered and short of ideas but she produced a venomous forehand winner to hold for 2-2 in the second set after Barty had earned a break point with a loopy, angled forehand that dragged Keys way out of court.
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"I draw comfort from the fact that the leaders of the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security have military experience, they've been in combat, they're not going to get flustered, they understand how to make things work operationally," Chertoff said.
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After a flustered Richard blasts a focus group that's "totally freaked out" by the platform, he needs an hourslong whiteboard tutorial to win them over — or, at a minimum, reassure them that Pied Piper won't become sentient and take over the world.
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Rating This sentiment is part of what made 22's surprise hit Neighbors so much fun, as Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen's flustered new parents tried to take down Delta Psi, the disruptive frat next door, and its leader, Teddy (Zac Efron).
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A flustered Bencic struggled from there, giving a sarcastic thumbs up to the crowd when they applauded the double fault before sending a forehand into the net on match point to end the first-time encounter between two of the game's rising stars.
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Which honestly isn't all that bad given that he was coming up with it on the fly and had to be flustered by the whole you're-a-liar-no-you're-the-liar thing he was witnessing play out between Sanders and Warren.
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"I told him, 'I don't think I'm ok with this, I don't think I'm comfortable with this,' " the former assistant said, according to CNN, adding Spacey grew "visibly flustered" and fled the trailer, leaving the production for the remainder of the day.
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This installment, at the Bell House, welcomes the musical guests Tor and Lisa alongside the stand-up of the lovably flustered comedian Jo Firestone; the restrained yet unpredictable comedy of Joe Pera; the self-assured sauciness of Jacqueline Novak; and many other delights.
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Legend has it that Christopher Columbus once had a curious meeting with some Aztec Indians—he thought they had dropped a handful of almonds and was surprised to see the flustered Aztecs scrambling around in the dirt over a couple of almonds.
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While Berlin's politicians were less flustered over the headquarters' location, politicians in the German state of Hessen, home to the financial capital Frankfurt and Deutsche Boerse, were significantly more concerned over the idea of their crown jewel of a European exchange sacrificing its local headquarters.
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What was meant to evoke excitement for the latest OnePlus device has instead flustered some of the company's fans, who point to the rising cost of OnePlus phones each year as ample reason to seek proper certification just like Samsung, Apple, LG, Google, and others.
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And Reid as the family matriarch is given clichéd moments that can only be followed up by, "Oh, silly gran" — but she also gets some of the series' most haunting monologues, capturing the anxiety and nostalgia of the older generation, flustered by increasingly tougher times.
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At first he's hot, then he's "cool and swear-y," and then she's popping around the church to bond with him over a canned G&T, pretending she isn't obsessed with his neck and that he's not visibly flustered to see her during a sermon.
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Clinton and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE can both get flustered when attacks get personal, and that's a worry to some of their supporters.
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Thankfully, he was able to turn his stumble into some fancy footwork, saving face at the very last second, looking flustered but with his unrequited lady love still firmly at his side, albeit cracking up over his total lack of composure in her presence.
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Even punter Chris Jones rumbled for 30 more yards on the ground: But the Dak Prescott Fan Club has to recognize he was flustered by a playoff-caliber defense, and struggled to integrate Dez Bryant into his take-what-the-defense-gives-us passing game.
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Although there were moments when his ability to maintain his composure was heroic, there were as many or more when he grew flustered, reddened, sputtered and resorted to insult, looking tinier than I thought that a man who stands well over 6 feet tall could.
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The album is streaming now on Apple Music, where you can find the the duo's swirling, Balearic heater, buoyantly urged along by flustered analog percussion and a rallying cry vocal sample that seem to struggle to keep up with the kick drum's uptempo poise.
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The family obtained this surveillance video recorded early Sunday morning, and you see Lisa Marie getting into his SUV and leaving at 2:18 AM. The family confronted Rogers with the video Monday night, and he became flustered and could offer no plausible explanation.
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No one seemed flustered one night when a couple showed up in jeans and sweatshirts at Gwen, an inventive and, in any other city, fancy, restaurant with a $95 fixed-price menu on the edge of Hollywood, opened last June by the chef Curtis Stone.
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First, his daughter let herself in and danced behind him while Kelly tried to continue talking — and then a baby in a walker rolled through the door, followed by a flustered woman who dragged them out of the room in a near-farcical rush.
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It's why some Americans get flustered when they are told to press 1 for English, favor a national language (even though dozens of languages have always been spoken here) or have a knee-jerk response upon finding out a Mosque might be built across the street.
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It was the clutch of the 250 Hyundai Accent (with no power steering, mind you) which flustered me that night in the empty lot of Long Island's Roosevelt Field Mall, and it was what caused me to stall the Mustang repeatedly this time around in Utah.
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The song continues to play as MGK awkwardly stands in the back, not having played a lick of guitar through most of the ending of the track ... and things ended even more poorly as Kelly appeared to lurk over to the stagehand who appeared upset and flustered.
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But the liberal Osefo took the opportunity to address Trump's handling of Charlottesville: Huntsman seemed flustered, noting that there were "good people on both sides of this debate" – as Trump also pointed out – before punting to Caldwell for his take on the removal of Confederate statues.
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Butler, Bulls hold off Celtics in Game 1 BOSTON — Flustered through the first three quarters, Jimmy Butler produced a breakout final period that was enough to carry the Chicago Bulls past the top-seeded Boston Celtics in the opener of a first-round Eastern Conference playoff series.
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" When he surprises Nixon by reading from a never-before-seen transcript of a conversation between the former commander in chief and one of the Watergate conspirators, his adversary becomes flustered and blurts out the damning words: "When the president does it, that means it's not illegal.
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They seem to us so coupled, married, So flustered with their needful young, So busy housekeeping, so harried, It's hard to picture them among The origins of myth—a buried Secret, rape, a cut-out tongue, Two sisters wronged, where there's no right, Till transformation fledges flight.
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Not a big deal, but it might be an issue for people with even less time or an emptier fridge than I. Since we were choosing meals a week in advance of our delivery date, we were able to plan for these adjustments without getting too flustered.
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Parker's initial conversation with Tony "Iron Man" Stark gave viewers a strong impression of Holland's flustered-but-eager character, and those qualities carried over to Spider-Man's demeanor during the film's big action centerpiece, which pitted Iron Man's team of government-sanctioned heroes against Captain America's rebels.
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The trick is not to get flustered in the moment that your debate partner brings up a theory or nugget of truthiness that you haven't encountered before, such as a reference to the medieval warm period (irrelevant) or the allegation that the planet is actually cooling (nope).
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We already know that Kavanaugh does not come off as particularly honest under tough questioning; recall how flustered he became when Senator Kamala Harris asked him whether he'd ever discussed the investigation by Robert Mueller, the special counsel, with anyone at Donald Trump's personal lawyer's law firm.
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It was a topic that Mr. Trump did not appear prepared to address, and his flustered response only reinforced the notion among critics that the American president had spent far more time thinking about cutting the cost of the alliance than the threats it must address.
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I've happily participated in lesbian meme culture that celebrates thirsting after middle-aged actors; I've swooned over historical photos of '70s butches in three-piece suits; I get particularly flustered whenever I watch or read anything about queer relationships with age gaps, like in Chloe Caldwell's iconic novella Women.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has been flustered by the onslaught of negative coverage generated by his new personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who has exacerbated his political troubles in recent days with a series of unscripted interviews, four sources familiar with knowledge of the President's thinking tell CNN.
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Carlos Hyde rumbled for 98 rushing yards and two touchdowns, and the Browns' defense, led by Myles Garrett and Denzel Ward, flustered the Jets into enough mistakes to get Cleveland back into a game that at one point seemed like it would be a blowout in New York's favor.
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And it wrote a separate story on Trump's reaction to Streep's remarks, in which Trump insisted in an interview with The Times once more that he was not mocking Kovaleski, but merely imitating a flustered reporter who was trying to back away from a story he had written.
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Watching Denver Nuggets point guard Monte Morris is like stepping into a time machine and going back into my grandmother's living room, where I would crouch in front of a 20-inch standard definition TV and fall in love with smart point guards who never made mistakes or looked flustered.
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Then, appearing slightly flustered, Zuckerberg looked up at one of the hecklers and said he would engage with his question — about shadow profiles (though Zuckerberg dare not speak that name, of course, given he claims not to recognize it) — arguing Facebook needs to hold onto such data for security purposes.
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This is an intense combo—the planet of war in one of the funnest areas of your chart would typically bring you passion, but Mars is hasty and unruly when it's retrograde, so you might get flustered around your love life and creative projects during the first part of May.
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If Melania Trump was flustered by her husband's somewhat caustic visit to NATO in Belgium earlier in the week, or the thousands of protesters waiting to parade down the streets of London Friday, beneath a large balloon interpretation of the US President in a baby's diaper, she didn't show it.
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The military vet's sincere declaration of love ("I can see myself getting down on one knee in a few weeks if I'm ever so lucky") is met with a flustered "thank you" and a rose, sealing what was likely the sweetest (and sourest) one-on-one thus far this season.
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Earlier this year, when he called for Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other new members of Congress to "stop acting like young people," it felt exactly like something an older white guy on a Sorkin TV show would say to a young woman upstart, to be met with her flustered acquiescence.
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The book was a choppy read, stuffed with e-mails, blog posts, and other ephemera, and the film, likewise, finds room for video clips, talking heads, and messages dictated by a flustered Bernadette to her all-purpose assistant, based in India; Bee's voice-over, pensive but unnecessary, tops and tails the whole thing.
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Just about the only time I ever saw McCaskill appear flustered was at a town-hall meeting in Kansas City, when a man got up and said that McCaskill had promised to meet with him to discuss a problem he was having, but when he'd contacted her office nobody had returned the call.
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No one is quite sure how either team will cope with its mounting fatigue, but Houston's rampant switching and desperate aggression in Game 4 clearly flustered the Warriors in a way this league hasn't seen since Cleveland completed its historic comeback from 19703-1 down to win that Game 7 at Oracle Arena.
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In one early scene (above), she removes her jacket and shirt (which turns out to be not much more than a collar), before enjoying a gin martini (her signature drink) in a low-cut vest and a pair of faux cuffs, while her new (and visibly flustered) mom friend, Stephanie (Anna Kendrick) looks on.
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ET, MSG-Plus (New York), CSN California (San Jose) ABOUT THE RANGERS (27-23-22): Lundqvist, who missed three games due to neck spasms earlier in the month, dropped to 0-2-2 with a 3.76 goals-against average in March and was flustered after he felt he was interfered with on the tying goal.
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Record: 3-9Last week: 29thWeek 13 result: Beat the Eagles, 37-31Week 14 opponent: at New York JetsOne thing to know: The Miami Dolphins were once a threat to go 0-16, but in recent weeks have shown plenty of fight, including pulling off the trick play of the year against a flustered Eagles defense.
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Cuarón's latest film and only his eighth feature overall as a director, Roma is a semi-autobiographical look at a flustered upper-class Mexico City family in the early 1970s, who are reeling from the departure of their adulterous patriarch and leaning on the quiet but steady support of their live-in maid, Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio).
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True, it rode its luck here, granting Roma a raft of chances, relying on some flustered finishing and some generous refereeing — Roma should have had "two penalties," said its president, James Pallotta; Monchi, its sporting director, pointed out that the final, if video refereeing was available in the Champions League, would be Roma against Bayern Munich.
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In the wake of Rubio's funny-but-not-serious debate gaffe where he repeated the same canned line several times, McKay Coppins wrote: But to those who have known him longest, Rubio's flustered performance Saturday night fit perfectly with an all-too-familiar strain of his personality, one that his handlers and image-makers have labored for years to keep out of public view.
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Give me Jason Kidd's vision; Steph Curry's shooting ability; 1994 Hakeem Olajuwon to protect the rim; Larry Bird's chin (he's gotten punched in the face several times and never gone down); 2010 Dwight Howard's shoulders, which are beautiful; Russell Westbrook's pettiness; Dirk Nowitzki's one-footed fadeaway (it's impossible to block); Tim Duncan's end-game demeanor (he just never gets flustered); Gary Payton's trash talking ability; and Reggie Miller's late-game heroics.
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On Wednesday, when they'd finally gained entrance to the Uffizi Gallery, after an hour or so of waiting in the queue for ticket holders, and then more unzipping in her father's bag, and quarrelling over the printouts of his bookings, and his extreme exasperation with the inefficient system—so that Angela had to take over, flustered, appeasing and apologizing—Cecilia saw the paintings they'd anticipated so eagerly with a kind of horror.
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The advances offered by the S73 line's new "VR optimized" Snapdragon 820 chipset breathe new potential into the quality of experiences that can be viewed on Gear VR. Where the more system-demanding pieces of VR content on the S6 and S6 edge left users ingeniously attempting to cool down their devices, the Oculus Gear VR store has yet to throw an experience at me that has flustered either of the S7 devices.
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Here's the video: And several times during the presidential campaign before ever broaching Serge Kovaleski, Trump applied the flailing motions and sounds again to describe everyone from Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE to an unnamed flustered American general to confused bank regulators.
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You notice the estate agent seems to have two fundamentally divergent personalities: One is the calm demeanor of a methodical serial killer tabloids describe at his trial as being "charming," with all the warmth of a python trying to figure out how to take you down; and the other is this flustered guy who pretends to work his ass off for you, even though nothing has happened, and you've been ringing and emailing all week, and it's taken over your brain so all you can think about is him.
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Your mom also has to co-sign your lease, and the real estate agent was rude to her when she signed and said that she had to guarantee the whole property and not just one person, and she got a bit flustered and signed, and you sort of gently coerced her into doing it—a bit, not a lot—but you didn't exactly stand up to the estate agent when he changed the contract to do this, and you tell her you're sure Tariq, Harry, and Joe will be good for the money, and it'll never come to that anyway, you promise her; anyway, you're taking the little room on the smallest rent, so you won't ask her for any more money favors, promise.
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