I'm for #Brexit & promise to neither gloat nor whinge.
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"Everyone stopped because we didn't want to gloat," explained Franken.
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"There's no reason to gloat about this and everything else."
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President Donald Trump quickly logged on and began to gloat.
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Pakistani democrats feel they have a special right to gloat.
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For President Donald Trump, it is an unmissable opportunity to gloat.
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He urged his supporters "not to gloat or humiliate" the opposition.
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But I'm from Chicago, so I know better than to gloat.
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Buhari urged his supporters not to gloat, or "humiliate" the opposition.
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GLENN BECK and Bill O'Reilly did not miss the chance to gloat.
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My cardio is outrageous, not to gloat, but I'm doing pretty good.
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Apart from this one lad, who's having a bit of a gloat.
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"This is not the time for the Democrats to gloat," Moore said.
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Still, we gloat about being so close that we could touch them.
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So rest assured, we won't gloat that we got this one right.
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It was a moment to strut and gloat and curse and insult.
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Unlike other "Jeopardy!" champions, though, Kelly doesn't get much opportunity to gloat.
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But he also clearly grasped that this was no time to gloat.
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Here&aposs the pitch deck Gloat used for its Series B round:
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Many people have taken the opportunity to gloat and show off their agelessness.
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Another generation of high-flying, middle-aged officials is more inclined to gloat.
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Trump, to his credit, resisted the temptation to gloat, which deescalated the situation.
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For Republicans like Trump and Conway who gloat when Democrats are accused, beware.
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I now do this (you can gloat now, mom), and you should, too.
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Australian fans can gloat about retaining the trophy, having won it last time.
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It would have been unseemly, after all, to gloat while on foreign soil.
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This traveling gloat-fest is an excuse for more of the Trump narcotic.
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And this spring, it's probably alright for the Astros to gloat a little bit.
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While Mr. Erdogan himself did not gloat, pro-government news outlets in Turkey did.
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"I expected that they (would) come out flying again," said Fleury, refusing to gloat.
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When they win, they might gloat excessively or act abusively to the losing party.
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Mary T. Barra, the chief executive of General Motors, can't afford to gloat, however.
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So Satan, who loved to gloat, started hanging around God's cloud all the time.
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Even though Hillary won the popular voteDonald Trump now has a reason to gloat.
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Still, for those in Trump's orbit, the Barr letter gave them enough reasons to gloat.
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She thinks he's come to gloat about Trump's victory and tries to kick him out.
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" Ryan's warning to Democrats: Don't gloat, because Obamacare's problems are "going to get even worse.
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He used the #TrumpTrain hashtag to gloat about Trump's win in the November presidential election.
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"I don't wish suicide on anyone, I don't gloat upon on anyone's death," Bloom said.
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I wasn't ready for Megan McCain's husband to gloat about inheriting wealth from slavery. pic.twitter.
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Gloat, which has 65 employees, is used by major companies including Unilever and Schneider Electric.
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Tongue firmly in cheek, the 'hacker' on Facebook Live invites you to gloat over the 0.01%.
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As president-elect in early January, Trump took to Twitter to gloat about his successor's ratings.
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Some members of r/freefolk couldn't help but gloat over Clarke's responses to the fundraising effort.
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She just raced her damn heart out & Trump supporters gloat/cheer/celebrate her inability to medal.
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A German general would later gloat that his men had stayed awake for 17 straight days.
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They don't gloat and preen and rest on their laurels and brag about their past successes.
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And if they won't be petty and gloat for the haters, Twitter will do it for them.
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I'm hiding half the things that I do because I feel like I don't want to gloat.
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I don't want to gloat and say we've done better, because it could've gone the other way.
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I'm hiding half the things that I do because I feel that I don't want to gloat.
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He has taken some time to gloat over past predictions that the U.S. would suffer terrorist attacks.
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You can tell his mom and daddy raised him right, because he doesn't gloat, and he doesn't boast.
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Self is flexing his muscles to teach Cisco a lesson and shows up to Mariahlynn's performance to gloat.
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"President Trump will no doubt gloat about these findings and misuse them in his ongoing disinformation campaign," Rep.
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Yasay said the Philippines did not want to gloat over the win, or rock the boat with ASEAN.
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Get yourself a stellar camera — like the GoPro Hero5 — and prepare to gloat with your globe-trotting adventures.
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Is there anything more irritating than hearing someone gloat about fight predictions that turned out to be true?
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For die-hard fans of the product, the delayed release also means delayed gratification and opportunities to gloat.
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So we can gloat all we want, but hating powerful women is definitely not just an American thing.
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That it too quickly garnered over 200 million plays is only proof that he was right to gloat.
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President Bill Clinton also presided over a bubbly stock market but resisted the urge to gloat about it.
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The initial claim was traced to online forums like 4chan, where commenters appeared to gloat about deceiving journalists.
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And even if Democratic turnout is low, it won't give Republicans a valid reason to gloat, Newman said.
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That means if Kelly were to stand next to his identical twin, Mark, he would probably get to gloat.
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Third, McConnell can now gloat about any 5-4 decision in which Gorsuch casts a vote with the majority.
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Those here who gloat over the Trump win are basically saying that those previous American presidents weren't that different.
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As for the game, the Clippers emerged victorious this time around ... but Floyd's not one to gloat, is he?
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It's so much more fun to beat your friends and to then be able to gloat in their face.
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The campaign was a flop, but the way in which Donald Trump chose to gloat about it was telling.
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Other portfolio companies include cloud automation business Spotinst, AI-enabled career development tool Gloat and business management tool Arbox.
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When Nixon was finally forced from office, Bradlee walked through the newsroom, reminding reporters "Don't gloat" during the resignation speech.
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She said she'd been fielding "a flood of text messages" about Amazon's retreat , but she didn't have time to gloat.
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Trump did wait to gloat on Wednesday, slamming those Republican lawmakers by name who didn't "embrace" him during their campaigns.
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She didn't even gloat when our photog made reference to the protest at NFL headquarters where only 3 people showed up.
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"Your job as a winner is not to gloat, not to rub your opponent's face in the loss," he says. 2.
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In its eagerness to whoop and gloat over positive economic news, the administration destroys the confidence essential for sustained economic prosperity.
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They are disappointed at the lost opportunity to gloat about their power abroad had Mueller's report found Trump guilty of collusion.
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One was a meme calling Hitler "the first progressive;" he described another as a more harmless gloat after the 2016 election.
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But the excitement came with an admonition "to be a good winner" and not to gloat about his win at school.
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"There are times when people at Facebook would gloat about the power and reach of the network," a former senior employee said.
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I didn't use it, but seems like a good opportunity to gloat or admit your limited knowledge about history or the world.
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He agrees, and the rules are set: losers have to match a check to the community center, and lets the winners gloat.
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"I would like to make a special appeal to my supporters not to gloat or humiliate the opposition," he said on Wednesday.
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Make no mistake: A generation of Jordan worshipers was poised to gloat had the Thunder been able to close out the Warriors.
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" She recalls telling the company that "it was very bad taste to call them an OxyContin victory and to gloat over it.
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Gloat uses AI to help businesses manage their talent pool, and helps employees find career opportunities in the companies where they work.
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It was also written to commemorate (read: gloat over) Venice's victory against the Ottoman Empire at the siege of Corfu in 1716.
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You may be heartbroken, but you can gloat with petty satisfaction for feeding two giant bears and raising funds for animal conservation.
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As it stands, chances are about even that we'll see Trump at the dais again next year, with considerably more to gloat about.
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The group overhear him calling his dad to gloat, but ending on an incredibly sweet note and leave Gretchen to do the deed.
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Samsung owners who stuck to the Galaxy default of leaving the back button on the right side: you may now proceed to gloat.
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It's not every day that a beverage comes around that can both get you tipsy and offer you health benefits to gloat about.
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It was the last time he could gloat without having to defend what is shaping up to be a horrific health care bill.
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When government ministers gloat that India has the world's fastest-growing economy, he likes to point out how low a bar that is.
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We observe their handiwork, and it's all gore and gloat; one sequence, involving the torment of a child, strikes me as dramatically inexcusable.
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"(Tech) organisations constantly gloat about the potential of digital media to do good, but I feel there is very little done," he said.
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"(Tech) organisations constantly gloat about the potential of digital media to do good, but I feel there is very little done," he said.
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It's fair to say that, despite loving to gloat about their dining choices, rappers have not exactly embraced the traditions of the holiday.
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There's no evidence to support that conspiracy theory, but Trump's allies were happy to gloat that the Democrats didn't have any results yet.
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Their team (not they, but rather someone disciplined, ambitious, clever, and successful) won the playoffs, and like drunken sports fans they gloat and jeer.
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Annette even comes to the White House to gloat to Claire about her latest scheme and the fact Frank's loose lips made it possible.
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And when you lose, as you will from time to time, I hope every now and then, your opponent will gloat over your failure.
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Perhaps we'll get there if we promise not to gloat or rub it against the losing candidates' supporters on the day after Election Day.
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It's the land of hipsters, perpetual rain, ironic murals and blue coffee, and now, its residents have (even more of) a reason to gloat.
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Every time a female musician releases new music, I think of Sheeran's braggy quote about 2017 being "all Ed, all the time" and gloat.
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American and Western officials are poised to gloat over the recapture of Mosul and Raqqa from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Ben Reuveni, co-founder of Gloat, came up with a different idea: use AI to help businesses find the best candidate within its ranks.
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What Barry was saying was valueless and oversalted, just some pure Nelson Muntz–grade gloat, and that, too, is Some Extremely Jon Barry Shit.
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Meanwhile, Lyft's co-founder and president John Zimmer says he's not going to gloat about his main competitor's misfortunes during its scandal-filled year.
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Because Schadenfreude apparently just isn't as satisfying unless it's coupled with some gloat-y tweets, Twitter has been having a field day with this news.
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When he finally got a chance to gloat on the mic ... he shouted out the Trumps -- which was met with peppered boos from the crowd.
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As I begin to gloat, the titular dragon Nidhoggr zooms toward me in its fateful arc, snatching up my avatar in its low-fi maw.
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Willie waddled in a circle around him, grinning like a fat cat that forgot its mange long enough to gloat over a wounded baby bird.
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Iranian officials brazenly boast that their country is now in control of four Arab capitals — Beirut, Baghdad, Sana and Damascus — and gloat over their hegemony.
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Christmas cards: Dear Shylock, in this seasonWhen we're all bereft of reason,As upon my rent you gloat,I would like to cut your throat.
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They did what the U.N. often does — not much, but enough for both Pakistan and India to claim victory and gloat to their domestic audiences.
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He and his contractor learned on the job and later marveled that they pulled it off, unaware that their client was listening to them gloat.
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Here&aposs the pitch deck that Gloat, with operates in Tel Aviv and New York, used to raise investor interest in its Series B round.
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In fact, Gloat aims to help businesses keep their best people by giving them an idea what their careers could be like within the company.
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If it makes you gloat instead, then look in the mirror the next time you want to know why your political philosophy doesn't attract more people.
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Gilbert admittedly has no chill, though ... so he took the opportunity to gloat about his big win in court and troll Laura at the same time.
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Meanwhile, his crew of unlikely white nationalist Davids have had time to gloat about orchestrating the upset of the century and taking down the Clinton Goliath.
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Occasional they emphasize and gloat about the achievements of the people they know, because they like to bask in the glory of being connected to them.
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For those disappointed by the presidential outcome, much of the anxiety stemmed from concerns that relatives who supported Donald J. Trump might gloat about his victory.
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The tune rankled the company for decades — but in a statement issued through his label, Prine told VICE News he wouldn't gloat over the company's bankruptcy.
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Some gloat over the chaos of Boris Johnson's government, after it lost six Commons votes, its parliamentary majority, a clutch of Tory MPs and two ministers.
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Kives, a Hollywood agent, forwarded the email chain to John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chairman, and Huma Abedin, Clinton's closest aide, to gloat about the verbal beatdown.
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Gloat cited a survey that said nearly half of millennials were happy to leave their jobs within two years at a large cost to the company.
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He may hope that economic difficulties, inflated expectations, populist promises and regional conflicts will in due course allow Moscow to gloat about the failings of popular revolutions.
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But before Republicans gloat over the Democrats&apos hypocrisy, they need to be careful and not to mirror the Democrats&apos Russia transformation by becoming Kremlin apologists.
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"And the restraint on the Pakistani side was not to gloat but to actually come up with Imran Khan's suggestion to turn back the pilot," he added.
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Trump thanked them for swinging Wisconsin his way, then immediately started to gloat about the results of the recount, which had only been announced the previous day.
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"I know I'm going to do it early in the morning so I can get an 'I Voted' sticker and gloat all day," says actress Natalie Morales.
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" Democratic Party Chair Tom Perez also did not sugarcoat — but did add a dash of gloat: "This was a rejection of the repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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Of course, Drake was LOSING HIS MIND when the Raps won their first ever NBA title on Thursday night ... and decided to hit up Steph (probably to gloat).
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Mr Bannon enjoys a good gloat, not simply over the Democrats but also over the Republican Party establishment, with whom he has fought a guerilla war for years.
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After getting into a little Twitter spat with the celebrity chef a few months ago, PETA, however, took the opportunity to gloat over him finally making the transition.
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And you can gloat knowing that if Apple ever does put out a fully convertible laptop, it would probably retail for far more than what Lenovo is charging.
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Buhari, of the All Progressive Congress party, said he would reform the economy, combat graft and improve security, and urged supporters not to gloat or "humiliate" the opposition.
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Both he and Erteo are notoriously attention-hungry and have made very public appearances to spread their rhetoric and gloat about their successes in repressing Western metal bands.
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It's like being first in line at a Louboutin sample sale — you'll get the best stuff and get to gloat to the unfortunate masses still waiting in line.
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Republicans who thought they could rush this dreadful bill to give President Trump a first-100-day achievement to gloat about seem oblivious to what most Americans want.
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"Well, the bullies can gloat and preen that they chased the skinny kids off the block," said Leon Rodriguez, a former Obama administration director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Mr Layton did not explain why a church would gloat over the fact the state had paid for its new rubberised playground surface; nor did he mention the constitutional significance.
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Before taking off to Raleigh, North Carolina, for a campaign rally, a smiling candidate walked to the back of the plane to gloat to reporters about a "great, great" evening.
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Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) urged fellow Democrats not to "gloat" as the party took a victory lap after Republicans pulled their ObamaCare repeal bill from a scheduled Friday vote.
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If Senate Republicans vote to acquit the president, the GOP will surely gloat and dismiss the entire saga as a reflection of how far partisan Democrats are willing to go.
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So far, Mr. Trump's secretary for health and human services, Tom Price, has taken every opportunity to gloat about the health law's setbacks, even as he is administering its programs.
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Following Donald Trump's win, many devastated, die-hard Hillary Clinton supporters are simply not in the mood to gather at a table with their conservative relatives and hear them gloat.
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In fact, not only was there no celebrating, I, who was his press secretary at the time, declared days before that the White House would be a gloat-free zone.
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A very hydrated Drizzy went on Instagram to gloat and it was pretty hilarious ... Drake told the fans he's designing the Raptors championship rings and will release 2 new tracks Friday.
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Apparently his gem of a father is the type who wants to gloat at his son's failure and see him grovel, so Jack gives him the story he wants to hear.
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We got the biggest New England fan on the Hill out at Reagan Airport when she couldn't help but gloat over Tom Brady's EIGHTH straight trip to the conference championship game.
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A historic breakthrough with North Korea also offers Trump an opportunity to gloat over former President Barack Obama, to preen on the world stage, and to earn the respect he craves.
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Pelosi, already gearing up for the next fight, took pains not to gloat on Friday and declined to comment on the conventional wisdom that the President had underestimated her political skills.
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Mr. Trump, who has been traveling the country on a thank-you tour reliving his victory on election night, took time to gloat over his onetime critics in the Republican Party.
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On Tuesday, Gloat, which started in Israel in 2015, said it raised another $25 million from venture capital investors by Intel Capital and Eight Roads Ventures, a fund affiliated with Fidelity.
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She sarcastically thanked the former congressman for calling her "punitive" — which is how he described her attitude toward the wealthy during the October debates — then gave herself a moment to gloat.
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Showing up at CPAC wasn't just a chance for Trump to bask in adulation; it was a chance for an outsider to gloat at his complete and total victory over the Establishment.
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Giving Europe a rare opportunity to gloat, among the major markets, Italy saw a 17.4 percent increase year-on-year, France a 7.5 percent rise and the U.K. a 5.3 percent rise.
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The election was a month ago, and Trump fans are still exercising their right to gloat about how a bunch of famous liberals said they would move to Canada if Trump won.
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He thanks them for the release of the American hostages, reminiscent of how Trump used to privately gloat to business associates that he'd really taken somebody for a ride on a deal.
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With the center-right government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte facing a tough re-election bid later this year, officials have been careful not to gloat about the overabundance of vacant cells.
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So President Trump and his fellow Republicans may gloat that the Mueller report has fundamentally exonerated the president, but it has not alleviated valid concerns about his past and continuing behavior toward Russia.
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As Iron Man and Spidey work together to pull off the Gauntlet, Star-Lord saunters up to the Mad Titan, both to gloat and to ask an important (to him) question: Where is Gamora?
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President Donald Trump used the usually solemn occasion of the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday to gloat about his acquittal in the Senate's impeachment as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sat just feet from him.
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The problem, he maintains, is really "so-called lefties who claim to be against Hitler, but gloat over his atrocities by watching Phönix [a German television channel which broadcasts news and documentaries] each night".
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"I get one day where I can gloat about it, and you all get upset," Mr. Klaber, 43, an apartment building manager, said of his largely liberal circle of friends, who were not amused.
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And Republicans gloat that the failed attempt at removing Mr. Trump has only made him more politically powerful, energizing voters to rally behind a president who survived the ultimate effort to take him down.
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Stephen Colbert, who spent nine years lampooning Bill O'Reilly on "The Colbert Report," said he wasn't going to gloat on the air about Mr. O'Reilly's ouster at Fox News over allegations of sexual harassment.
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JERUSALEM, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Gloat, whose human resources technology can help firms retain employees, said on Tuesday it raised $25 million in a private funding round led by Eight Roads Ventures and Intel Capital.
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Farage is generally an unpopular figure in the EU's elected body, having used his seat in Parliament to criticise the 28-nation bloc and gloat when Britain voted to leave in the June referendum.
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The announcement, in a seven-minute, 37-second recording, was coupled with a warning to the United States not to gloat over killing Mr. al-Baghdadi, who oversaw beheadings of American hostages and other atrocities.
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Unlike with the similarly internet-fueled Pizzagate and Seth Rich "cover-ups," which involved unknowable power brokers with vast resources, acknowledging the November 4th uprising theory is an excuse to gloat about its inevitable failure.
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But while many book lovers may be tempted to gloat, the death of Barnes & Noble would be catastrophic—not just for publishing houses and the writers they publish, but for American culture as a whole.
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In January, he coasted to re-election with almost unanimous party support, prompting allies to gloat that he had tamed the hard-line House Freedom Caucus far more deftly than his predecessor, John A. Boehner.
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Some argued that it was disrespectful to gloat when they were already clearly in the lead, but others saw the pushback for what it was: a clear example of the double-standard that women athletes face.
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Hu Xijin, editor of the widely-read Chinese tabloid Global Times, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, responded on Twitter to Trump's comment, asking if it was "noble for a president to gloat".
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AND, LIKE, IT MUST FEEL – I MEAN, IT'S – YOU DON'T WANT TO GLOAT, I UNDERSTAND THAT, BUT IT IS AMAZING TO BE ABLE TO – STEPHENSON: IT TRULY IS. WE HAVE THREE CO-EQUAL BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT.
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" He asked that he not be identified, explaining that he was worried about trolling by fringe elements: "I don't need a bunch of white supremacists clogging up my phone line, even if it's just to gloat.
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Millennials have successfully smuggled bits of their childhood into modern pop culture: "The Magic School Bus" is back on Netflix, and whole NBA teams have turned to posting "Arthur" memes to gloat or sulk after games.
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" When news broke last week that Trump had promoted Manafort to campaign chairman and chief strategist, Stone took to Twitter to gloat, calling it a "good decision" and mocking Lewandowski, urging him to "call your office.
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I hope Justices John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy consider what will happen when they rule in the administration's favor — only to see Trump gloat over his "Muslim ban" in a tweet the morning after the ruling.
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And as tempting as it is to gloat, or come up with other theories about why this is, Tsugawa cautions that there's a significant amount of work to do before we really know why the effect exists.
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We got the ex-Pats DB just a couple days after Brady earned his 9th trip to the Super Bowl ... and Asante couldn't help but gloat about the correct Brady prediction he made to us last month.
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" He shunned personal pronouns because his beloved mother, Dorothy, always warned him not to gloat or focus on "the big I." Asked what the Malta summit with Mikhail Gorbachev would mean for the world, Bush replied: "Grandkids.
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"While we are proud of the values and actions that have always distinguished us, this is not a time to gloat, particularly when many of the events are rooted in personal pain for several individuals," they wrote.
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Elsewhere in the city, moderate Iranians lament that the US has given hardliners a reason to gloat, and say the US president has extended "the rule of mullahs," as they are known by moderates, for decades to come.
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" Mr. Trump made no mention of the President's birthplace at his Thursday rally in Laconia, N.H., but he did gloat about starting his rally 30 minutes before his traveling press was set to arrive, calling it "good news.
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Some of those clients are now grappling with a secret, nerve-racking waiting game, while fellow parents openly gloat about cheaters getting their due or whisper about which high school senior might have benefited from some shady help.
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" Hu Xijin, the editor of the Global Times tabloid published by the Communist Party-owned People's Daily newspaper group, responded to the tweet, asking if it was "noble for a president to gloat" and attributing the slowdown to "restructuring.
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Rather than gloat, the town supervisor, Edward P. Romaine, said in a statement that he and other town officials would soon meet with the village board to start transferring responsibility, a process that could take up to two years.
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Where technology and economics collide The US economy posted strong gains in February — which President Donald Trump will almost certainly gloat over, and Federal Reserve officials will almost certainly take as further support for an interest rate hike this month.
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That left them in a quandary of how to stall the measure without allowing Democrats to gloat that Republicans were so opposed to tighter gun restrictions that they defeated even a bill offered by a member of their own party.
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He lived in an America where he watched a grown man yell childishly about his personal 1st world problems, gloat to other men like him about how he takes pride in assaulting women, then proceed to win the American presidency.
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"It's a brilliant piece of social engineering that takes advantage of one of security professionals' worst tendencies: to gloat over security failures," Wendy Nather, the head of advisory chief information security officers at cybersecurity firm Duo, said in an online chat.
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Chuck turned up to gloat, but his life is in shambles heading into the second season, too: His case against Axe has yielded nothing for Chuck but a separation from his wife and a career-killing investigation into his prosecutorial misconduct.
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Speaking for UKIP during the debate, Paul Nuttall, a potential successor to Farage, told Juncker, "I'm not here to gloat", and said that Brussels and London must now cooperate to ensure the best deal for Britain and the rest of the Union.
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Texans who gloat about new Austinites who fled San Francisco's "out-of-control housing costs" gloss over a basic fact: San Francisco is more expensive than cities in Texas in part because more people want to live here than there is housing.
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Tomorrow I will admit to eating a bowl of my kids' sugary cereal for breakfast, but I will also gloat over having pushed the bowl aside when I finished and stayed in that seat, building and demolishing and rebuilding paragraphs for three hours.
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In that moment, the believers who had suffered through the team's years in the desert/basement would be exalted and made glorious in their faith, or anyway be able to gloat about everyone who didn't think Joel Embiid would ever make it via ironic retweet.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg even went so far as to gloat about the success of this deceptive modus operandi on stage at a European conference in May — claiming the "vast majority" of users were "willingly" opting in to targeted advertising via its new consent flow.
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" Before the 2016 Republican presidential primary sent new political memes ricocheting through corners of the internet (looking at you, Zodiac Killer Ted Cruz), the George W. Bush "Miss me yet?' meme gave the 43rd President's fans a chance to gloat amid the Obama administration.
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Notably, he found himself on the opposite side of Zelda Power's generally progressive opinions on Gamergate and Brexit, which said female gamers were often victims and Britain should remain in the EU. He'd been effectively ostracized when Donald Trump was elected, returning only briefly to gloat.
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But it suggested that at least some senior officials are taking the coronavirus threat seriously, rather than viewing it merely as something that the state media can use to gloat over the travails of foreigners and promote Mr. Putin's image as the savior of a besieged country.
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And all of it is underpinned by Apple's privacy pledge and relatively solid security track record, as well as the luxury status symbol provided by an Apple-branded piece of titanium, with its number-less design that non-coincidentally makes it easy to gloat about on social media.
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Donald Trump loves to brag about any and all celebrity support he can get, which is why you'll see him gloat anytime celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, Roseanne Barr, Stacey Dash, Scott Baio, and Clint Eastwood (yes, even though he once yelled at an empty chair).
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Unlike the other speakers, Kavanaugh did not gloat over the parade of judicial nominees that have made their way through the Senate or heap praise on Trump, who just hours before had asked the Supreme Court to stop the Manhattan district attorney's office from subpoenaing his tax returns.
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" In a tweet Wednesday, he if he turns out to actually be the Golden State Killer: Not to gloat or gawk, he says, but "to ask him the questions that (McNamara) wanted answered in her 'Letter to An Old Man' at the end of I'll Be Gone In the Dark.
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And as I see this, I cringe when politicians discuss health saving accounts and tax-breaks as though they are earth-shattering innovations, and when they gloat about eliminating "entitlements" that provide people with health security and expose them (and hospitals and taxpayers who will ultimately pay their bill) to certain harm.
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While most of the criticisms lobbed against this team have struck me as completely ludicrous, I do cede the point that this is really the first time that an American team has dominated in a truly international sport — which means soccer has become yet another arena for the US to gloat about our supposed supremacy.
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European leaders seemed to gloat over the way they treated Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE at the recent NATO and Group of 2900 summits.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE The problems with the Democratic caucuses gave the president a chance to gloat — and he was not going to pass up the opportunity.
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Tuesday, President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE delivers the annual State of the Union address, which will be an opportunity for him gloat over his acquittal Wednesday in the sham Senate impeachment trial.
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We knew it was colder up north (including the mysterious territories where "almost no one lived,"—thanks, Canada's education curriculum), but of the cities getting coverage on national news, it was easy to be confident that we had it the worst, and one of my aunts used to confirm this, on days when the windchill pushed below -40 F or a blizzard dropped 30 centimeters of snow, by calling from Vancouver to gloat.
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When pressed on the federal civil rights lawsuit that first put his family's business interests on the national stage, Donald had the interminable gall to gloat in the fact the case was settled out of court and "There was never any admission of guilt," as if lifting a line directly from the villain at the end of a John McTiernan movie, right before the hero shoots the gas tank behind him or something.
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Because the rap is in Korean, we conducted our own in-house translation to see what Bixby raps: Even when time flies by it doesn't change Rhythm of Bixby Do you know all you see, if I told you you would know Tell me again, Bixby I will rap, please sing for me Cherish it deep in your heart, bixby If you let me go and forget me, it doesn't matter Tell me again, Bixby While this is an epic debut, Bixby probably shouldn't gloat just yet.
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