She wasn't getting in the fricking time machine about it.
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DC: You're going to get fricking' attacked in the night!
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I wouldn't change a thing, even though it was so fricking hard.
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Monday was just really fricking weird when it came to impeachment news.
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"This situation popped up like a fricking soap opera," he said, authorities claim.
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Our yard is about three quarters of an acre, it's just fricking huge.
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I was about to lose my fricking mind in that room, but I sat.
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So big fricking cheers to us and to many years ahead 🧠✨ pic.twitter.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo) 1 / 6And the PowerPlay mat isn't just expensive, it's also fricking huge.
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Oh, and she even got feedback on her outfit from none other than Ariana fricking Grande.
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"I never thought the judge was going to throw a three-year fricking sentence," Cohen said.
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"I'm about to beat this dude up with his own fricking expandable baton," he later recalled.
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If you're down with regularly dealing with the boil on the taint of America, it's a fricking deal!
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"We were so fricking cute, no wonder my mom kept having us," she says, and she wasn't exaggerating.
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Basically, it seems like a lot of people have had it up to fricking here with online ads.
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" He later added, "Harvard, up in Boston, he put on his fricking application that he was born in Kenya.
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Then imagine your reaction going viral on Twitter to the point where Stephen fricking King actually ends up retweeting it.
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Those are the subtle improvements that if you want those to work, you really need a system that fricking works.
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Only when Project Tango finally did reach a phone, it was fricking huge, only coming in Lenovo's massive Phab2 Pro.
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"The biggest loss is the fricking years of lost time—whatever he could have been doing during that time," Ruffalo says.
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White, who is a small and beautiful female separatist ice queen; Miss Scarlet, who is fricking glamorous as hell and a sexy madam.
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Everything's just going to turn to shit, and we're going to be huddled on the ground, eating fricking mud 20 years from now.
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" The series' motto is "As normal as you might be in your own country, the minute you go abroad you automatically become a 'fricking idiot.
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"I think fundamentally Amazon wants to be in every fricking room in the house," Carolina Milanesi, a consumer technology analyst at Creative Strategies, told Rachel.
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Who has power in what situation, and who is the dude suckling at the teat, completely dependent on whatever fricking thing Trump says, like Mitch McConnell.
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And that's where you end up losing your A players who would rather work with a team where they can make the fricking decisions and move on. Yeah.
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When asked why he sent an email to his entire fricking department, Burgess told Science that he wanted to share his excitement at the news with students in particular.
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"Orange County may be more purple, but when you look at the college-educated whites they still fricking hate taxes," says GOP consultant John Thomas, who works extensively there.
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"I think fundamentally Amazon wants to be in every fricking room in the house," Carolina Milanesi, a consumer technology analyst at Creative Strategies, told CNN Business ahead of the company's announcements.
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It drives me nuts that "Donald Trump says:" still is a story, that when the guy says something about Heidi Cruz, it just drives me nuts that every day is fricking open mic night, right?
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Because by not making it, you contribute to that organizational debt ... that's where you end up losing your A players who would rather work with a team where they can make the fricking decisions and move on.
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While we can only speculate what the track might sound like, we do know that California rock radio station KROQ's music director has heard the song and described it as "fricking fantastic!" in an interview with Radio.com.
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Speaking another language is a pretty cool party trick in any situation — but when the language in question is Dothraki, and the person delivering it happens to be Jason fricking Momoa, the whole thing gets taken to another level.
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If you're in it, you have probably returned from a trip, have symptoms, or have been in close contact with someone with symptoms, are in a higher medical risk bracket, or just want to stay as safe as fricking possible (totally your prerogative).
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If there was any lingering doubt that the Canadian government is chock-full of fricking nerds whose lunch money I would like to relieve them of, the Bank of Canada's announcement of a shiny new 10 dollar bill on Friday convinced me. Why?
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There's this notion that, 'I'm a fricking Amazon, I don't need help, I don't have problems, I'm never going to let you see a chink in the armor or weakness because while I was on active duty, if I showed weakness, I got run over.
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I can be on time; but when I'm at home getting ready, I don't see an end to this tunnel, I don't see a light, it's just pitch black, this is a fricking routine that is never going to fucking end, and I feel like I'm drowning all the time.
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"I may not like a commander in chief one fricking bit, but our system puts the commander in chief there, and to further weaken him when we're up against real threats—I mean, we could be at war on the Korean Peninsula, every time they start launching something," Mattis said.
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But then it got screwed up, and it got confused, and the algorithm got messed up, and it started eating kids, and it got stray, and there were these attacks of stray Baby Yoda robots that used to be toys, but they got so much AI in the future that they got loose, and they're fricking eating kids.
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I lost my house, I lost all my cars. I lost everything. I was fricking homeless. I lived in that goddamn car for a while.
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"Freaking" (or sometimes "fricking") is often employed on U.S. over-the-air television entertainment programming as an alternative to the adjective "fucking", as in "where's my freaking food?" It is rarely used to replace "fucking" as a term for sexual intercourse. In the Father Ted episode "The Old Grey Whistle Theft", Ted's picnic at the local picnic area is disturbed by people claiming that he is in their "fupping spot". The man yells out "Fup off, ya grasshole" and when Ted asks them why they are talking like that, the man points to a list of picnic area rules, one of which is "No Swearing".
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Engadget's opinion was that this could be largely because most users would not see a noticeable change in the look and feel of the system. However, most reviews commented on the large improvement in speed of the native Mac OS X applications Finder, iCal, Mail, etc. CNET editors gave it 4 stars out of 5, stating "Intel Mac users will like Snow Leopard's smartly designed interface enhancements, and its Exchange support is a must-have (especially with Outlook for Mac on the way). With a ton of technological improvements, Snow Leopard is worth the $29 upgrade fee." On October 21, 2009, SFGate blogger Yobie Benjamin wrote that the "MacBook Pro that came preloaded with Snow Leopard kicks butt and is a screaming fast machine", but "when I tried to upgrade one of my 'older' MacBooks, it was a fricking disaster from hell".
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