Don't get worked up about why things aren't happening quicker.
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We don't get worked up, we don't cause a fuss.
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After that, I find it hard to get worked up.
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A lot of people get worked up about asking someone out.
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I think this helps me not get worked up about small stuff.
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Trump sometimes starts slow—it takes him time to get worked up.
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He may think it's wrong that people get worked up over it.
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I knew something was different this morning—Costa Ricans rarely get worked up.
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Guys, there's really no reason to get worked up about all of this.
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JF: It is too easy to get worked up about things these days.
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At that point, it's easy to get worked up about the Friday crossword.
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AOC and Porsche get worked up about their design work in a press release.
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" After dinner, he "sometimes 'hate-watches' CNN to get worked up, especially Don Lemon.
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" Jackson continued, "I know injustices are frustrating and it's easy to get worked up.
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And I promise, I'm trying to get worked up about this, I really am.
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There are two big reasons not to get worked up over the breathless headlines.
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Chinese netizens and businesses will only be encouraged to get worked up more often.
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I try not to get worked up and Google reasons I could be throwing up.
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After a while I just decided, man, I can't get worked up over this stuff anymore.
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It's one thing to get worked up when your go-to mascara or lipstick is discontinued.
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But listing a monitor stand at $1,000 was just low enough for people to get worked up.
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"I've seen a lot in my time, and I don't get worked up too easily," he said.
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But I thought: What if you thought about big, big issues, and you don't get worked up?
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Said Coogler: I feel like every day we get another reason to get worked up over Black Panther.
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I see some colleagues who get worked up about things that I'm like, whatever, let's just keep going.
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Like, why is anyone going to get worked up over a "top" unrestricted free agent like Jack Johnson?
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The second I come back on I get immediate anxiety, I get sad and I get worked up.
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Voters frequently get worked up about deficits, for instance, but generally as a proxy for other animating discontents.
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I've always been a nervous wreck, and I have a history of vomiting when I get worked up.
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And as people get worked up over the game, they neglect a few important things—like not double-dipping.
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But yes, she says that overall, your friend doesn't need to get worked up over what happened last weekend.
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Pardon me for sounding callous, but I just can't get worked up for the loss of an already meh feature.
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What I mean is, he didn't get worked up when he talked about oysters, not like some people I knew.
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The flurry of activity could cause them to get worked up, or even panic and escape out the front door.
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"I think people are going to start to get worked up again, whether it be in excitement or frustration and fear."
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Less time warming the bottle means less time for Riley to get worked up and the more quickly he'll fall back asleep.
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It's hard to get worked up about any of them because, hey, the show didn't seem to care all that much either.
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" Mr. Putin, asked about Alaska during a call-in show in 2014, said "we don't need to get worked up about this.
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"It's really important to highlight this issue because ... young individuals ignore some of the symptoms, and they don't get worked up," Chang said.
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When you realize this, suddenly it seems kind of silly to get worked up about Android phone makers copying the iPhone X's notch.
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Of course, if the news cycle gives you something to get worked up about, do your thing — just don't start any fights, please.
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In my case, it feels precious to let myself get worked up over what amount to cosmetic flaws on my very expensive new phone.
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Meanwhile, Stephens, the Times columnist, argued that a single mention of hanging as a penalty for abortion wasn't enough to get worked up over.
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And at the same time, volatility has been so low for so long that it doesn't take much for markets to get worked up.
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Chinese trade — as opposed to other forms of Chinese malpractice — is the wrong issue to get worked up over in the world of 2018.
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Though Memphis fans get worked up about the Clippers (38 points) and the Thunder (34), those N.B.A. teams could not care less in return.
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"I can get worked up about things that aren't important, but what I really try to do is put on music and dance," she explains.
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I like that before this conversation started you said, I don't know if I'm gonna get worked up because I usually need an audience [laughing].
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"I won't get worked up over the U.N. or any other organization that might try to dictate to us what to do in Jerusalem," Turgeman said.
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If you're going to get worked up over a band you "listen to," at least pay attention to the things they have to say in their songs.
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He admitted that he was wary of what the days leading up to July 31 could bring but said he was trying not to get worked up.
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If I'm just as loved today as I was on the day I was born, then what is there to get worked up about, he might be thinking.
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If parents want to get worked up about threats to their children's welfare and future, how about a more concerted and constructive look at the failings of schools?
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"A lot of people get worked up over the idea of 'fake' gamer girls to the point where they're pushing women who'd be interested out inadvertently," she said.
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But he watches Ms. Pirro and her fellow Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, and sometimes "hate-watches" CNN to get worked up, especially Don Lemon.
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But all it would take is a few bad things to happen and the press to get worked up, and we might be dealing with the same thing.
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Jokes dealing with race are nothing new, thus it is silly to get worked up over something mildly offensive just because it is produced through a different platform.
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"i didn't mean to offend by expressing that [euphemism for breasts] should be calm, i know injustices are frustrating and it's easy to get worked up," she tweeted.
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I'm a sucker for the history of the game, too—but the fact is, I like home runs far too much to get worked up about any of that.
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It's hard to get worked up about dying alone when there's true ugliness in the world: Islamophobic immigration policies, Trump's inexplicably ham-like face, or Kellyanne Conway's inauguration outfit.
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It's hard to get worked up about dying alone when there's true ugliness in the world: Islamophobic immigration policies, Trump's inexplicably ham-like face, or Kellyanne Conway's inauguration outfit.
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When a skinny scorer like Ingram ventures into the paint, there are a lot of big guys that are going to get worked up getting ready for the block.
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The phlegmatic Mr. McConnell may not get worked up about much, but over the years he has consistently displayed a fierce passion for strangling anything resembling campaign finance reform.
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It's hard, after all these months, to get worked up about Trump's fantasies, but there are still people in America unbalanced enough to believe their president tells the truth.
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Instead, he didn't get worked up about Puerto Rico until more than a week after the storm hit, when he saw the mayor of San Juan lambasting him on television.
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Instead, he didn't get worked up about Puerto Rico until more than a week after the storm hit when he saw the mayor of San Juan lambasting him on television.
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The Pepe the Frog-obsessed wing goes by either the "alt-right" or the "so-called alt-right" (or the "alt-lite"), and people get worked up over which phrasing you use.
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In many that were on view in a 2015 retrospective at SculptureCenter in Queens, and in two new works here, meaning is unfixed and death is nothing to get worked up about.
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" Klobuchar said, "if I get worked up about this, it's because I believe it so much in my heart, that we have to bring people with us and not shut them out.
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Nixon's most loyal supporters in the conservative media downplayed the Watergate allegations at first: "I can see no grounds for impeachment, or even to get worked up about," said conservative publisher Henry Regnery.
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Earlier this year, the president of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, Land Tawney, told me that he'd never really seen Bullock get worked up about anything — until a public lands rally last year in Helena.
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For instance, if every time you get an email from your aunt it's because she's mad at you, you'll probably start to get worked up before you even read past her subject lines.
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"I really don't want to talk about it anymore because I get worked up, and I don't want to just talk about negative s--- all day, but it's the same thing," she said.
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We covered this last year, when we pointed out that people tend to get worked up over who isn't on the list without wanting to make the tough calls about who shouldn't be.
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Turning to Mr. Alagna, the question of how he fared on Thursday in a role from his early days might seem a matter only die-hard opera fans could get worked up over.
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Now, she said, the thinking is that some irregularity is OK, but to go more than 90 days without a period for two consecutive periods is concerning — and should get worked up medically.
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It is somewhat understandable that we don't get worked up over the 500-home run club anymore, but when Pujols hits No. 600, he will be just the ninth player to reach that plateau.
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When the host asks if there was an intervention for Shelton's Twitter responses, the country singer, 39, said there wasn't but at some point he just decided he couldn't "get worked up" over it anymore.
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"I won't get worked up over the U.N. or any other organization that might try to dictate to us what to do in Jerusalem," Deputy Mayor Meir Turgeman, the planning committee chairman, told the newspaper Israel Hayom.
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Furthermore, it appears that seeing so much sorrow and pain throughout history, and being tasked with stopping the White Walkers, has made it difficult for Bran to get worked up about any one person's individual concerns or emotions.
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But even if you can't get worked up by the prospect of countless statue-nabbing La La Landers treating the podium like their own personal In-N-Out window, you have one big reason to get excited about this year's ceremony.
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I've given hundreds of speeches ... maybe thousands by this time ... and I've been on lots of platforms with a lot of male speakers, and male speakers get worked up and they start to shout and they may even pound the podium.
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It's almost impossible to get worked up about any of this, though, because the $36 menu is such a fair deal, and because so many of the dishes work so well and do things you didn't know Korean food could do.
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This sounds so shitty and cynical, but having observed the world and witnessed as much as I can like The Watcher from the Moon, people just get worked up, then they get married and they forget that they were worked up.
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Apart from Santa María de Atzompa, which uses a green glaze, and San Bartolo, where the clay is fired to black, the pottery in this region is simple, drab brown and mostly unadorned: not the kind of thing outsiders get worked up about.
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"The Malays are more focused on socio-economic issues, and if you don't focus on their poverty and hardships, obviously they'll get worked up," said the lawmaker, who asked not to be named because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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The View 20's display also features vibrant, sometimes eye-searing colors that make the icons in Honor's Magic UI 2 look a little cartoony, but since the phone's theme and color profile can be easily customized, there's not much to get worked up about.
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We love a good rush — to get worked up in the defense of our way of life — and we also love to pretend that this hasn't reliably happened throughout history, humanity being pied piper-ed away from civil decency by the indelible smell of freshly baked fear.
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Though older generations everywhere get worked up over radical developments in art, music and cultural forms — recall how American parents reacted to Elvis Presley, the Beatles, hippies and beat poets — the arts have a powerful history as a political force in Russia and the Soviet Union.
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There are two outcomes for me admitting it in public: people agree with me and I have to listen to them get worked up and shit talk Beyoncé for a while, or, more likely, people disagree with me and go on a long-winded rant regarding why I'm wrong.
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The men, mostly in their 47.33s and 80s, joked that their wives gave them a hard time for leaving the house ("not even the coronavirus can keep this guy home"), that life's finish line was too close to get worked up about a contagion, that they had faith in northern Italy's vaunted health care system.
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When you see people, and we've all had this happen, that come to our meetings and say, "You know, yeah, I voted for Donald Trump, but I don't want to do it again, because I want my kids to be able to watch the president on TV and not mute the TV" — we have to remember as Democrats, and if I get worked up about this, it's because I believe it so much in my heart that we have to bring people with us and not shut them out.
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Val bribed Jasmine Thomas (Jenna-Louise Coleman) to tell her when the judge was coming. Marlon, Val and Diane Sugden (Elizabeth Estensen) went frantic with Marlon trying to create a gourmet menu. Diane reminded him that they were a traditional pub and not to get worked up about it.
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" During spring practice, Boren impressed his coaches and teammates; however, he refused all interview requests. During the summer, when asked about the impending Michigan – Ohio State game he said "My attitude is there are 11 games before that game,. . .I can't let myself get worked up thinking about that game. I don't want to take a chance of being unprepared for any of the first 11 games.
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Gosden was said by his father to be absent-minded, not streetwise and potentially vulnerable. He was a ‘deep character’ who did not get worked up or moody. His teachers characterised him as a shy, quiet young man who was mature beyond his years. Other sources have stated that although Gosden was 14 when he disappeared, he looked younger – perhaps about 12, as he was small for his age.
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Who cares? The characters are so sketchily drawn that it's hard to keep them straight, let alone get worked up about their survival." Also describing an unfavourable opinion, Marrit Ingman of The Austin Chronicle professed the film exhibited "problems which arise in the film's third act" which causes "a profoundly implausible plot turn that sends the movie skidding into bogeyman horror. It cheapens the sentiment, and the film doesn't recover.
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They find Yashvi's friend Harlow Robinson (Jemma Donovan) with a bag of pills and Yashvi is forced to arrest her. Levi tells Yashvi not to let work become personal, and not to get worked up over every case when she later questions why Harlow's charges were dropped. At a family barbecue, Levi learns that the men who attacked him when he was a child were actually looking for Kyle. This causes a rift between Levi, Sheila and Kyle.
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PC Sean McCartney (Sean Maguire) first appears in Series 2 as an old flame of Rachel's. Over the course of an investigation they reconnect and become an item (to the chagrin of Kevin). Sean is any easygoing guy who never seems to get worked up about anything; though his persistent attempts to woo Rachel irritate her, he is supportive and always there to help when she needs it. Eventually he proposes marriage, going so far as to set a date and make the arrangements without telling her first.
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She confesses to Takumi in a panic, and leaves Takumi somewhat hanging on the credibility of what she had said, stating both love and hate towards him. Fumino's parents died in an accident, leaving her orphaned. She is also shown to be extremely jealous when Takumi gets along well with other girls, and if they try to get Takumi to go along with their plans, she will come up with a lie on the spot to prevent them from monopolizing him. :She is easily embarrassed, and can get worked up if someone even suggests that she cares for them.
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Ooblets was developed by a two-person indie game development studio composed of artist/programmer Rebecca Cordingley and designer Ben Wasser, since 2016. The game was due to be published by Double Fine, but following that company's acquisition by Microsoft in June 2019, the Ooblets developers announced that they would instead self-publish the title. On August 1, 2019, it was announced that Ooblets would be an Epic Games Store exclusive. In the announcement by Glumberland's Ben Wasser, he included what he felt had been joking language related to criticisms of the Epic Games Store, calling those who threatened to pirate Epic Games Store exclusives "immature, toxic gamers", but that the situation was "nothing to get worked up about".
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Despite these low yields, the region's wines in the 2013 vintage were of a high quality, and prices remained stable and low.RomanticWine.de, accessed on July 23, 2014 From countless conversations to wine growers in and outside the area, the conclusions on the underlying reasons are various. On one side, the area is vulnerable to the climate conditions of the respective vintage year; on the other side, there is an ongoing trend to forfeit quantity for the sake of quality. The most hyped wineries all over the world get worked up on only selecting the best grapes by hand. Due to the region’s geological conditions, this is usual practice on the Middle Rhine.RomanticWine.
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In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Malfoy addresses Hermione as a 'Mudblood' and the twins get worked up at this vulgarity; they jump to her defense, so angry that Malfoy had to be blocked. When Harry is unable to go on Hogsmeade trips in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, they give him the Marauder's Map and show him a secret passage out of the castle so he can participate in the trips with his friends. In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the twins show up in Hogsmeade to surprise Ron on his seventeenth birthday. After Ron had been accidentally poisoned that morning, the twins show genuine concern and worry for him.
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In his review of the film, critic Roger Ebert praised Wilson's performance, writing: "[Wilson] never seems to be trying to be funny, and that's a strength," though he faulted the script's material. For his role of Paul, the bereft father, in Hesher (2011), Roger Ebert said of Rainn in his review: “He has that rare quality in an actor, an uncanny presence. There are a few like him (Jack Nicholson, Christopher Walken, Bill Murray) who need only to look at something to establish an attitude toward it. Yes, they can get worked up, they can operate on high, but their passive essence is the point: dubious, wise, sadly knowledgable[sic], at an angle to the throughline.
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Dagley learned to play billiards from two brothers who were good amateur players, Reg and Jack Wright, in his home village of Earl Shilton. He served in the Korean War whilst on National Service, and once spent a night in a group on a dinghy after the American transport plane that they were on had to ditch. He said that this experience of not knowing what the dawn would bring gave him a perspective on the game: "After that, you don't get worked up over a game of billiards." He was runner-up in the English Amateur Billiards championship in 1963, and from 1964 won the title fifteen times in twenty-one attempts, never again losing in the final.
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" John Ortved wrote in his book The Simpsons: An Uncensored, Unauthorized History that "Scully's episodes excel when compared to what The Simpsons airs nowadays, but he was the man at the helm when the ship turned towards the iceberg." The Simpsons under Scully has been negatively labeled as a "gag-heavy, Homer-centric incarnation" by Jon Bonné of MSNBC, and many fans have bemoaned the transformation in Homer's character during the era, from sweet and sincere to "a boorish, self- aggrandizing oaf", dubbing him "Jerkass Homer". The Simpsons writer Tom Martin said in Ortved's book that he does not understand the criticism against Scully because he thinks Scully ran the show well. He also commented that he thinks the criticism "bothered [Scully], and still bothers him, but he managed to not get worked up over it.
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Latham was fired from Sky News on 29 March 2017 after the story was published. Latham later defended himself saying that a lot of journalists who discussed the comments had not seen the show: > That video was put out there to deliberately confuse people, because the > young people were using the words of women and the first fellow up was > talking about sex with a man - so it became clear later on what the sort of > trick was, but they put it up there for public discussion, we had a > discussion about it on the show. No offence was meant, none should have been > taken. It really is appalling that people who complained about nothing at > the time all of a sudden get worked up later on... In April 2017, Latham launched a website called Mark Latham's Outsiders and hosted a weekly Facebook Live program.
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