People could goad her, but she wouldn't bite that apple.
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Edward Snowden appeared to goad Google into a public comment.
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That record might goad Germany, or it might embolden Italy.
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MoveOn had started the presidential cycle trying to goad Sen.
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Others, including Scavino, would goad Trump with their own suggestions.
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J.P. Where would rappers be without haters to goad them?
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Trump has tried to goad Democrats into backing him on infrastructure.
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It can goad an enemy into losing focus and abandoning caution.
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The review will focus on K-12 policy, Mr. Goad said.
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"The president ... wants to goad us unto impeachment," Pelosi told the Post.
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" Trump education adviser Rob Goad described the plagiarism allegations as "character assassination.
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Founder Spotlight: Michelle Goad (PS Dept) 4:20 PM – 4:35 PM
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I fear they'll goad the women into fights just to get points.
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I'm referencing everything from Captain Beefheart to Jim Goad to mob mentality.
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His sole goal is to goad Kenny into a place of anger.
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He let Schumer goad him into owning a possible government shutdown. 2.
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That prospect should goad the seafaring world to band together against lawlessness.
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He is a gadfly, a goad, and a left-wing Pied Piper.
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Some of his staunchest allies seemed to goad him to do it.
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Himes suggested that Trump's tweet was an attempt to "goad" North Korea.
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They may even pick certain fights, hoping to goad House Democrats into overreaching.
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Once again, both parties goad us into becoming smokescreens for their insidious initiatives.
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In pushing back, he could goad the courts into an even harsher sentence.
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All across the halls vendors are running schemes to goad guests into online engagement.
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They also add chemicals called adjuvants that further goad the immune system into action.
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So he's making the case, but he's just trying to goad us into impeachment.
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It is a language King spoke to goad them into action, one historian says.
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Though often blamed on easy credit, human nature alone can goad a raging bull.
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Education Week's Politics K-12 reported that Rob Goad, an aide to US Rep.
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Hillary Clinton did not goad or trap Donald Trump as the media keeps insisting.
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No one else can goad Emily into condescending baby voices like Digger can. 220.
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And these feelings, it turns out, are an extremely powerful goad to political action.
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Reggie resents the promises of Monroe and tries to goad him into a fight.
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But Trump seemed to goad him to answer, saying it was a good question.
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He would goad the Shias into a sectarian war that would "awaken" the Sunni world.
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But the moderators and rivals could goad him into a defense of his lengthy record.
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President, don't let these guys goad you into not doing good things for the country.
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He's eager to subtweet Schwarzenegger, snark at uncooperative world leaders, and openly goad his political opponents.
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My post still broke through, thanks to its ability to goad my friends into angrily commenting.
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Knowing how Murphy likes to goad his fans, it could be major or nothing at all.
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He can goad states and coax school districts, offering gold stars to those who shape up.
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"One of the biggest environmental issues in our state is oil and gas [exploration]," said Goad.
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Some Trump allies even think the president is trying to goad Democrats into it. http://bit.
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And Ms. Blanchett is a goad to Mr. Roxburgh, a double-darer, who keeps things interesting.
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Its leaders appear convinced that Mr. Trump is trying to goad them into making a mistake.
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And the first minutes of Sunday's broadcast seemed almost designed to goad the president to respond.
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Wednesday's decision comes despite President Trump's continued push to goad the Fed to further trim rates.
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The question is how long should a company be unprofitable to goad sales and drive revenues?
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This is meant to goad the protector into staying, and to prepare in case it doesn't.
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Sanders, a U.S. senator from Vermont, expressed disappointment on Friday, and sought to goad Trump into reconsidering.
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Ted Cruz, who Rickrolled Trump in an attempt to goad him into debating him one-on-one.
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It often seems she takes personal shots at the President to goad him into ill-considered retaliation.
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Baker and Martinez transformed into nice guidance counselors, trying to politely and supportively goad him into participation.
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Sanders, a US senator from Vermont, expressed disappointment on Friday, and sought to goad Trump into reconsidering.
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His goal when he communicates is to persuade -- and often to goad -- not win praise for accuracy.
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They goad me along, like something out of one of those children's television shows I've heard about.
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The administration has employed a variety of of tax cuts, deregulation and spending increases to goad growth.
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Rather than purchasing a ready-made option, Goad prefers the process of making her own homemade brew.
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Will Clinton be inclined to listen to these movements and work with them—even to goad them on?
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Democrats accused Republicans of trying to goad Vindman into revealing the identity of the whistleblower with their questions.
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Teenage Camille (Sophia Lillis) in her cheerleading uniform uses a stick to goad a beetle in the soil.
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He was arrested unharmed, after he tried to goad a police officer to shoot him in the head.
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We're told he wouldn't listen to anyone and would goad people, including The Rock, by criticizing their acting.
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Trump and Kim may goad each other into the very conflict that they are both trying to avoid.
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Across the country, students have used the president's name to mock or goad minority opponents at sporting events.
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Why did it take a crew of human guinea pigs publicly risking their lives to goad lawmakers into action?
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"Our biggest advantage is to be able to market our project as a Canadian source of supply," Goad said.
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Feuds escalate more quickly than in the past, because rival gangs goad each other on social media, police say.
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In the video, Russell seems to goad Young into admitting to cheating on Azalea, who is now his fiancee.
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But his threats are rattling the Iranians, who worry that Mr. Trump's aides might goad him into a confrontation.
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Three hostages dressed in orange jumpsuits were killed in a video the jihadists sent to goad payments for others.
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Mr. Guterres is planning a summit meeting next year to goad world leaders to raise their emissions reductions targets.
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It's confident that the controversy following Trump will rally Democrats and help goad educated suburban Republicans into considering Clinton.
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Today, we wake up to tweets from a president that seem intended to goad a rogue state into nuclear war.
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Apparently a crooked deputy lied to FP to goad the Serpents into destructive behavior, clearly orchestrated by Hiram (Mark Consuelos).
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Second, selecting Fiorina allows Cruz to goad Trump in a way that no other selection -- except maybe Megyn Kelly -- would.
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The senator refused to pick between Sanders and Clinton after Colbert's couple of attempts to goad her into a camp.
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The company has reportedly sent a case of the beer to the White House to goad the President into responding.
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The site also notes that users are not permitted to antagonize conservatives or goad Trump supporters into vocalizing their support.
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After inheriting the Denning sisters on her Fantasy Inmate team once Blake quit, she tried to goad them to fight.
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The accumulation of PEtOH in turn seems to goad nerve cells into firing more easily, meaning their brains become hyperactive.
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People have been trying to goad me into getting into the fray and I'm not sure why I'm hanging back.
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Claire McCaskill, and her allies have attempted to goad Republican attorney general Josh Hawley into breaking with Trump on tariffs.
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Ms. Lazzarato sometimes seems to goad her father, and is reflective and a little regretful after he finally gets it.
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He has also tried to goad Mr. Sessions into re-initiating a closed investigation of the president's former political rival.
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Whenever her sisters were ready to leave, Karlie would goad them into staying and engaging in contests of sisterly supremacy.
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"When I have my back issues, that's really just my body screaming at me," says the creative consultant Matilda Goad.
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Mr. McConnell remains opposed to the legislation, which he says would split Senate Republicans and could goad Mr. Trump into retaliating.
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" Fonda: "Having smart friends who goad or encourage you to go deeper and to go further — that's a huge thing. Reading.
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And her particular ability to goad Trump and blunt the effectiveness of his political style has been inextricable from her gender.
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Whether Thug intended to goad his haters into telling on themselves or did so because he just doesn't care remains unclear.
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So perhaps Senators Corker and Warner are right to use the fear factor of future bailouts as a goad to action.
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A quick search for auto insurance companies in Maryland yields companies like Maryland Auto Insurance, Goad Insurance Company, and Woodhome Insurance.
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The news media tried to goad her into saying she was a man-hater, but she refused to take the bait.
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They goad you like a caged animal and you reach your boiling point (laugh) and then the red light goes on.
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Jana Partners, for example, helped goad Whole Foods Market into selling itself to Amazon, in a deal valued at $13.4 billion.
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If Shakespeare tends to goad modern performers toward displays of shoulder-swinging actorishness, Chekhov often has a contrary, admirably humbling effect.
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The police looked the other way while some of the protesters climbed over metal railings to goad one another up close.
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But such efforts seem more intended to rebuke critics of the administration's actions and to goad the media than to persuade.
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McConnell appeared to goad Schumer later in the day when he declared that the Democrats should have no expectations of impartiality.
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Both sides—I can't believe I'm both-sidesing this—of this niche culture war goad each other more year by year.
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Radical Islamic groups hope to goad the US and its allies into such a rhetorical construct to gain legitimacy and spur recruitment.
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Deliberate acts of humiliation of national dignity had been staged by the protesters, as if to forcibly goad the mainland into action.
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Without Carol and Barbara around to goad them into fighting, the women get really into the game, and the rivalry flits away.
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The goal is not to back the Chinese into a corner or goad them into further aggression, but rather just the opposite.
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However, Pelosi appeared to goad the mob, like a high schooler making mad little faces behind the school principal at an assembly.
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When people try to goad you into doing something stupid, they might say "don't be chicken," but consider what that actually entails.
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Kim may also be trying to goad you into a public exchange to take your attention away from the work at hand.
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That comes after months of escalation on both sides, and the threat remains that Bolton could goad an erratic Trump into war.
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They could even goad the Democrats who are conducting an impeachment inquiry to dig further into Mr. Trump's conversations with world leaders.
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" Without feeling any passion—without sensing that strange goad—"the husband would have relaxed on his wife's bosom in tranquility of mind.
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In Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's "Pacific Overtures," which opens at Classic Stage Company on May 4, gunboats are the pertinent goad.
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The president is attempting to goad the former first lady into a war of words that creates an "us versus them" narrative.
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But she also seems to think the president is trying to goad Democrats into impeaching him as a way to stoke controversy.
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A black belt in jiu-jitsu, Diaz tried to goad Masvidal into fighting him on the ground, but Masvidal wouldn't take the bait.
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But Trump's real objective may be to goad Iran into walking away from the accord and thereby accepting the blame for its demise.
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This was also intended to goad Beijing, which sees the system as a threat, to get more serious about enforcing North Korean sanctions.
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It's not limited to the U.S. by any stretch: Japan's colossal struggle to goad inflation to life has been a stalemate at best.
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Trump berated Sessions privately and, starting in July 2017, mocked and insulted him publicly in an apparent effort to goad him into resigning.
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The Hound, who tried to goad Arya into killing him by saying he should have raped her sister Sansa when he had the chance.
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Pre-release, the fear was that Joker's portrait of a pathetic, lonely man who finds his voice in violence might goad copycat lashings-out.
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But the Alabama legislation marks the latest, and most brazen, effort by a conservative state to goad the Supreme Court into reviewing Roe v.
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Starting this week, Facebook will begin demoting spammy or "engagement bait" posts that goad users into taking actions like sharing, tagging, liking, or commenting.
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Even at the moment of his own death, he was using the language of science fiction to goad us into thinking about our own.
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After numerous attempts to goad the Chinese government into applying more economic pressure against Pyongyang, President Donald Trump is running out of diplomatic options.
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Trump behaves a lot like many of the worst investors, but the trick will be to not allow him to goad us into blunders.
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Soon the Republican "tracker" who follows Ms. Slotkin with a video camera during her public events began trying to goad her into addressing impeachment.
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It also provides a goad to BoJack himself, suggesting that even for the rich and famous there are better ways to chase your tail.
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And Vito whips them into decadent ice cream—rich and thick, with nuanced flavors that seem to goad you into eating everything on the plate.
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" Parsi described a "pretend journalist" who "tried to goad me into agreeing" that the Obama administration "pursued the nuclear deal for economic and financial reason.
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In both cases, there is the possibility, experts say, that the Islamic State and other groups are using women to goad men into staging attacks.
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Mr. Cohen, this time as Gio Monaldo, an Italian billionaire playboy, repeatedly tried to goad Mr. Simpson into admitting that he was guilty of murder.
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But others worry that his hawkish views on Iran and North Korea, among others, may goad Mr. Trump into seeking military solutions to diplomatic problems.
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Trump, as is now his habit, flew to South Carolina on Friday night to goad the candidates and to underline his dominance in the state.
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At the same time, the Internet Archive has no reason to goad the industry into a lawsuit that it has a decent chance of losing.
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That opened a new line of questioning about why the President would goad an unpredictable leader with a nuclear bomb if he was mentally unfit.
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H.S.A.s and the campaign to goad more of us into them represent yet another step in the decades-long fetishization of private accounts in general.
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It's not immediately clear what was tested or why it's significant, but North Korea has been known to goad the US with its missile tests.
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It aims to ensure local leaders will have the final say "about what happens in the classroom," said Rob Goad, a senior Education Department official.
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Two by Design For the London-based Matilda Goad, a love of pastels and lushly printed wallpapers began at her family home in West Sussex.
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Goad counterbalances the drink's all-embracing soporific effect with a box-set binge (right now, the terrifying crime series "The Tunnel" is in her DVR).
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He dresses up as a cop, pretends to be a bartender, and frequently pops out at the worst possible times to goad Kiryu into a brawl.
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Abu Ali al-Basri, the director general of Iraqi intelligence, said his fear was that the killings could goad Shiite politicians into verbally tarring Sunnis collectively.
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He imposed a spiteful, full-blown blockade on neighboring Qatar, another important American partner, and has sought to goad the United States into conflict with Iran.
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The older kids set the younger kids on one another, and the correctional officers would tear into us with racist abuse, trying to goad a reaction.
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In search of exciting footage, he would send the boys hurtling down too-steep ski slopes, or goad them into reënacting fights from the previous day.
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His handling of cross-examination will also be important: If he snaps back at Republicans, who are sure to goad him, he could undermine his testimony.
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Early in this episode, Jamie goes from "It's not your fault, Brianna" to devil's advocate on a dime, so he can goad her into attacking him.
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The return of some stability to the U.S. equity market on Monday appeared to goad some investors away from so-called safe haven assets like government debt.
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I think Bannon showed himself more than willing not only to make common cause with those elements but to almost provoke and goad that strain of thinking.
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The truth was, she'd mainly been trying to goad them because Pippa had annoyed her, talking like an airheaded tumblrite about something as important as brain surgery.
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Republicans, including Fox News host Sean Hannity, urged the president not to fire Rosenstein, arguing the reporting could have been part of a plot to goad Trump.
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Johnson, whose tactics since he took office have been to goad his opponents and terrify them into submission, did not plan for it to be like this.
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Dozens of these skyscraper-shaped bottles deck the website's halls, trying to goad any sucker they can find into taking home a piece of (regrettable!) presidential history.
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Plenty of hardcore bands were built around their singer's ability to goad, or maybe intimidate, the audience into singing along, but Werner opted for something more impressionistic.
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The organization, led by the activist James O'Keefe, has recently targeted journalists, trying to goad them into revealing biases or unethical schemes to discredit the news media.
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But despite the performances — Jonathan Goad makes a flinty Atticus and the child actors are, thankfully, not overpolished — the production never realizes the power of the novel.
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They goad him to say foolish things, make rash decisions, and most of all to cave on his core principles — then fight like a tiger over trivialities.
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After weeks of leaks by officials, Erdogan has finally coming to the fore, revealing his calculus all along is to goad Saudi officials into a full accounting.
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Critics have noted that Mussolini, whom Mr. Salvini has purposefully echoed to both delight his nationalist supporters and goad liberals, often went shirtless early in his reign.
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After catching wind of the challenge, the music legend posted a video saying that while everyone should donate, it's not chill to goad people into doing it.
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It almost seems as if she's trying to goad Paige into committing, into proving that she's more like her steadfast mother than she is her wishy-washy father.
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President Trump has turned American foreign policy into an extortion racket, abusing his powers to goad foreign leaders into persecuting his domestic rivals and improve his political standing.
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The official also denied that the administration's stonewalling is intended to "goad Congress" into launching impeachment proceedings, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused Trump of doing last week.
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It's cool to see Kanye talk to someone who seems to get him on an intellectual level rather than someone attempting to goad him into saying ridiculous things.
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Obama went on to goad Trump for whining like a sore loser, and for demonstrating his unfitness for the presidency by blaming others for his losing poll numbers.
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And Lewandowski in particular makes conventional folks in the White House very very nervous.... Experience suggests he will not only indulge Trump's most combative instincts, but goad them.
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If Washington's intent has been to goad the Penguins into taking retaliatory penalties or adjusting their style to reflect the increase in physicality, it has failed so far.
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Pelosi, who backed the contempt resolution, criticized the Trump administration for actions that she has said are meant to "goad" Democrats into launching impeachment proceedings against the president.
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With around 90 seconds left on the fight clock, Romero and Costa put their hands behind their backs as if to goad the other into attack-happy battle.
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After working with psychologists to figure out how to goad Trump into an outburst in the first debate, the commanding Hillary saved the Machado provocation until the end.
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Flush with cash, these funds have taken stakes in ever-bigger companies, hoping to goad them into selling themselves or breaking themselves up to improve their stock prices.
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I think the ranters are reprehensible, but I don't want to see them locked up unless they're trying to goad their fellow passengers or shoppers to mob violence.
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Ms Harris tried to goad her into a pointless and petty debate over whether Twitter should suspend Mr Trump's account; Ms Warren brushed her off without breaking stride.
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His official title is outdoor play coordinator, and just to goad them on, he gave them a target number to recruit for the day for the obstacle course.
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The challenge served as a goad to donors, brought home the meaning of giving to those more accustomed to asking for money, and concentrated the institute's attention wonderfully.
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The Trump campaign may not be deliberately trying to goad his followers into engaging in violent resistance if Trump loses, but it's certainly making that outcome more likely.
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Still, many on Wall Street are eager to see if the latest offering will be able to lure subscribers away from established streaming companies and goad Disney shares higher.
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She was ready for every question, prepared for every attack, and managed to goad Trump into making mistakes that became the main story the day after every single debate.
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Or they start shooting at them with a small force to goad the defenders into using up their ammunition firing back, leaving them helpless when the main attack begins.
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In it, Guselnikov accuses a senior Latvian official, later identified as Rimsevics, of seeking bribes from PNB and of using the FCMC's decisions "as a goad to extort" money.
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The lender came into the spotlight when it accused Latvia's central bank chief Ilmars Rimsevics of seeking bribes and using the local supervisor's decisions "as a goad to extort".
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"People have told us that they dislike spammy posts on Facebook that goad them into interacting with likes, shares, comments, and other actions," the company wrote on its blog.
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You can goad and prick, you can accuse and insult, not just because a high fence separates you from the neighbors, but also because: Your family will forgive you.
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With this in mind, activists shouldn't simply vilify the tech industry — they should goad it toward accountability as Mr. Nader, Ms. Lightner and others did with the auto industry.
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But if the piece is not entirely effective as a work of art, as a piece of advocacy and as a goad for discussion, it is passionate and necessary.
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He killed Poussey because he is part of a toxic culture of guards who grope Latinas during frisks, call black inmates "apes," and goad mentally ill women to fight.
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Mr. Douglas knows how to goad his band mates through suggestion and understatement; Mr. Blake makes big gestures that can roll and rumble without crowding out anyone else's narrative.
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At the debate days later, Ms. Harris tried to goad Ms. Warren into an argument about whether to delete President Trump's Twitter account, which the Massachusetts senator laughed off.
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As Trump ramps up these attacks, there is also the danger for journalists that he will goad them into the exact kind of behavior he is accusing them of doing.
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Still, other Fed members points to an unemployment rate under 4 percent and burgeoning GDP figures as early evidence of an overheating economy and grounds to goad borrowing costs higher.
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The impeachment conundrum Pelosi has said she believes the President is trying to goad her into opening impeachment hearings, figuring that the ensuing political meltdown will help his reelection bid.
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Zarif has in the past said that a "B-team" including Bolton, an ardent Iran hawk, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, could goad Trump into a conflict with Tehran.
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Comey famously jotted down memos after his one-on-one conversations with Trump as he began to suspect his boss was trying to goad him into an unethical patronage relationship.
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So, granted, fact-checking on the fly is difficult, Clinton supporters are trying to goad the media to thump Trump and truth is sometimes in the eye of the beholder.
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"To be blunt, Andrea, I think it is foolish to goad or provoke or mock someone who, even in President Trump's own words, is on a suicide mission," Earnest said.
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Under this theory, the prime minister's threats to push through a no-deal Brexit are actually designed to goad MPs into blocking the UK's exit at the end of October.
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And while solving this initial attack was no Rubik's cube (big men simply sagged back to goad a jumper), Winslow's instinctual vision made placing him in these situations look genius.
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To goad them into a fight in the place of his choosing, he occupied the heights overlooking the town of Austerlitz, basic military strategy since the days of Sun-Tzu.
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What we didn't get, though, were the sort of showy questions designed to goad the candidates into fights — not necessary anyway, since so many participants came with fighting points prepared.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Pompeo appeared to goad Beijing, suggesting that the degree of independence Hong Kong maintains as part of its "one country, two systems" agreement with China was weakening.
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If attacked, he hits back hard, which means that Corbyn -- or another bitter foe, London Mayor Sadiq Khan -- could goad him into an eruption that would be uncomfortable for Johnson.
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It was a chef friend who introduced Goad to "golden milk," a warming blend of spices and turmeric served in coconut milk that is prized for its anti-inflammatory properties.
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Ms. Bondi, the Florida attorney general, was harassed at a movie theater by a mob that, according to her description, tried to goad her and her boyfriend into a physical fight.
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But it must also have worried that keeping Mr Leung in place for another term would goad demonstrators back onto the streets and risk plunging Hong Kong into yet more unrest.
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Here's a cynical one: phone sales in the US are really slowing down, and the entire smartphone industry is looking for ways to goad consumers into another wave of expensive upgrades.
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" She noted that her primary issue with the Tigertones' performance is the involvement of female and male audience members, and the group's attempts to "goad the oft-reluctant pair into kissing.
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" In a tense series of exchanges Tuesday, Blackburn—a major recipient of cable industry campaign contributions—unsuccessfully attempted to goad Wheeler into acknowledging that the agency's proposal would render content "worthless.
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"Crackers have the power to bring everyone together," says Matilda Goad of the pretty cardboard bonbons that have been pulled with a bang over Christmas meals in Britain since Victorian times.
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At a recent Christmas luncheon in London, Goad — a creative consultant and home décor designer — set the table with tortoiseshell-print crackers of her own design, which doubled as place mats.
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His goal, of course, was not only to ally himself with the crowd against the black-tie-wearing media celebrating at the Washington Hilton, but to goad and troll his opponents.
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"It's to be feared that this will became a new goad for North Korea, and trigger another round of tit-for-tat confrontation," the editorial said, referring to the joint exercises.
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Not only did he get to goad Democrats about their dysfunction, Gallup reported that his approval rating had climbed to 49 percent, his highest in that survey since his presidency began.
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But Murphy lets the contradictions sizzle: he knows that schlock can double as great art; that self-loathing can work both as a goad to ambition and as an emotional crippler.
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Separated from his long-suffering wife, Christian is made even grumpier by the marital happiness of an old school friend, Oliver (Ewen Leslie, terrific), whose familial contentment acts as a goad.
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Most of the film's first two-thirds are devoted to scenes where Rey finds another piece of information, only for Kylo Ren to pursue her and goad her into a fight.
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"I suspect I might not have been very pleased," says Matilda's mother, Emma Goad, 67, a former clothing designer who started out in the 1970s as an assistant to Ossie Clark.
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And Pelosi has suggested that the President is trying to goad Democrats into beginning impeachment proceedings -- which could be a boost to his re-election chances by rallying his base against impeachment.
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Teams are breaking up, so maybe Twitter is the only place where you can insult each other and goad each other and make jokes because you can&apost do that anywhere else.
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Watching Maeve deliberately goad a guest into strangling her to death — in the middle of some very angry coitus — was disturbing, but that's about what we should expect from Westworld by now.
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MAKING the case that Apple's gizmos are not "cutting-edge" is a way to goad devotees into an online tirade about the quality of the iPhone's camera or the slimness of MacBooks.
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Browder gained attention for publicly criticizing the management of companies in which his fund had invested as a minority shareholder, in an effort to goad them into being more efficient and transparent.
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All he needs to do is ask former President Obama how much he had to give up in order to secure enough votes to goad Congress into passing the Affordable Care Act.
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He has been emulating the "Minnesota Kevin" that James regularly tries to goad him into becoming, and it has resulted in 23 points including 2100 of 221 shooting form 236-point range.
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The central bank voted to cut the overnight lending rate three times between July and October in a stated effort to safeguard against "downside risks," support to economy and further goad inflation.
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John Weidman's book situates nine of the country's would-be presidential assassins, from John Wilkes Booth to John Hinckley, in a metaphysical shooting gallery and lets them goad one another across time.
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There were subsequent reports that he complained that his aides were trying to goad him into a war with Iran that could contradict his campaign vow to avoid new Middle East entanglement.
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Across the country, Mr. Trump's name — and his campaign for a wall on the southern border with Mexico — have been used to goad minorities, including by high school students at sporting events.
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The London-based housewares designer and creative consultant Matilda Goad, 29, vividly remembers Christmas when she was 183 years old, in the family home in Sussex that has always been her lodestar.
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The rest of the estate stayed in the family, however, and Emma inherited the cottage in 1976, when she got engaged to Matilda's father, Geoffrey Wanklyn Goad, now a retired property broker.
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Cantwell's complaint names two people who testified in court against him — Emily Gorcenski and Kristopher Goad — claiming they were part of a "cluster" of antifa who attempted to spray him with mace.
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Zarif has repeatedly said that Bolton, an ardent Iran hawk, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could goad U.S. President Donald Trump into a conflict with Tehran.
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He could return the diplomatic compounds to Putin, he could goad the House Republicans to drag their feet on the new sanctions bill, and he could lift some of the Ukraine-related sanctions.
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With a President trying to goad her into launching impeachment, fulfilling the textbook definition of abusing power, she faces growing pressure from her caucus to let the House vote on starting the process.
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Zarif said a so-called "B-team," including Trump's national security adviser John Bolton, an ardent Iran hawk, and conservative Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could goad Trump into a conflict with Tehran.
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But others are devilishly complicated, like a puzzle where I had to carefully goad a Piranha Plant into chucking fireballs at me, then dodge so it would light a pair of torches instead.
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However, it should be narrowly defined as instances when the speaker intends to goad those who agree with him to commit violence, and when his words are likely to have an immediate effect.
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Tensions between the West and Iran have bubbled to a historic height this summer, with both sides seeming to goad each other into war and Tehran appearing to isolate itself from the West.
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His sending off only seemed to goad and incite his team further, and their victory ultimately vindicated him and bolstered his reputation as a master of psychology, gamesmanship and the footballing hive mind.
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As for his critics, they have been left scratching their heads, wondering if Mr. Trump is actually trying to goad them into impeaching him on the theory that it would help him politically.
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Goad also recommends drawing on a few stars for extra shimmer and suggests adding velvet ribbons in an unexpected color, such as deep fuchsia or violet, or embellishing them with a little bell.
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He appeared to be attempting to goad Mr. Abbas into talks the leader has vowed to boycott, while doing considerable pre-emptive damage control in the event that Mr. Abbas does not relent.
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Zarif has in the past said that a so-called "B-team" including Bolton, an ardent Iran hawk, and conservative Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could goad Trump into a conflict with Tehran.
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However, Rogers warned that turning lawmakers away from the courts could goad Congress into more extreme enforcement measures, potentially including use of the long-dormant "inherent contempt" powers to physically detain recalcitrant witnesses.
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From Melbourne to La Paz, London to Cape Town, young people took part in an historic day of protests on Friday to goad world leaders into addressing what they call the climate crisis.
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A tight labor market and more expensive raw materials are expected to goad prices higher throughout the year, though manufacturers have thus far been hesitant to pass on the steeper costs to consumers.
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At a news conference, Sheriff Laney said he had received information that an "element" within the protest camps wanted to exploit veterans with post-traumatic stress and goad them into acts of violence.
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While companies are likely to continue to goad the market higher by returning cash to shareholders, it comes against a backdrop of concern that there may be no better place to put the cash.
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"I saw the decline of retail happening before my eyes and the lack of tools out there provided for the traditional sales force and wanted to power them to service the future," said Goad.
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Given his recent contributions, some wondered if Musk would also chip in and help with other ongoing crises, with one Twitter user attempting to goad the entrepreneur into bringing clean water to Flint, Michigan.
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The purpose of the jab being simply to goad a counter punch out of the opponent, which flies over the attacking fighter's shoulder as they close the distance to hit the body or head.
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The White House strategy of curtailing Lewandowski's testimony by foreshadowing controversial executive privilege claims appeared to be an attempt to goad Democrats into another protracted court battle that could delay a day of reckoning.
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The lead single, "Up Jumped Spring," finds them pushing Freddie Hubbard's waltzing jazz standard to an insistent clip: Mr. Smith's pedaled bass and Mr. Kreisberg's taut guitar playing goad and tug at each other.
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"In an ideal world, the best policies apply to everyone because it's not exclusively a transgender issue and having staff speculate who or who might not be transgender doesn't help anyone," Goad told the Times.
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But if Idaho is setting up that type of market — and if one insurer decides to take the legal risk and sell non-ACA coverage — will that goad other plans into doing the same thing?
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Trying to goad audiences into multiplexes with the tag line "Decide for yourself" seems particularly deluded at a time when coronavirus and hyperpartisan burnout are leading most viewers to decide to stay home and cocoon.
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You don't need to be a psychiatrist to understand that the kind of hate and fear-mongering that is the stock-in-trade of Mr. Trump and his enablers can goad deranged people to action.
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Lurking in Light's bedroom, however, is the actual killer: A mischievous Japanese death spirit named Ryuk (voiced with cackling relish by Willem Dafoe), who resembles a rotting tree trunk and behaves like an annoying goad.
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Last week, after Mr. Trump tried to goad Mr. Sanders by saying the Democratic Party was rigging the 2020 election against him again, he refused to bite and instead issued a statement attacking Mr. Trump.
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Later in Obama's presidency, however, business leaders worked closely with him to goad Congress into dealing with fiscal issues like the debt ceiling more responsibly to avoid hurting American's credit rating or the stock market.
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She has previously questioned whether Trump is trying to goad her into initiating impeachment hearings -- in the belief that he could paint her as captive to extreme "socialist" elements and urge voters to reject Democratic overreach.
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They often include hosting bad faith "debates" with those who disagree with him, where he uses twisted rhetoric, aggression and obstinance to goad guests into getting angry so he can paint them as crazy and wrong.
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The White House has been demanding that Beijing do more to pinch North Korea's economy and slow the progress of its nuclear programs, and even hit Chinese banks with sanctions to goad them into doing it.
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Axelrod wrote on Twitter that Trump's comments mocking the idea of a Schultz White House bid were "trying to goad Schultz in," and that an independent presidential candidate would be a gift for Trump's reelection chances.
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I came to Boulder because of these outspoken regents and because of Bob Carmichael, a long-ago player at Colorado, who has taken upon himself the role of moral goad and pushed others to speak out.
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Behind the scenes, in lieu of drawing a bath or making a cup of hot cocoa after a long day in the studio, Goad prepares a turmeric latte as part of her nightly de-stressing routine.
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Supporters of the viral theory have often speculated that germs such as HSV-1—the most commonly blamed culprit—directly goad the brain into spiraling out of control through inflammation, with amyloid-β only being a bystander.
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As only the second director in its history, Mr. Attia is proving to be a skilled modern communicator: He uses social media to goad elected officials, or to collaborate with other social-advocacy or small-business groups.
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Carville, taking the bait, tried to goad her into naming journalists she believed to be enemies of the American people — a dangerous game in a world where journalists regularly receive death threats just for doing their jobs.
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They warned that the move furthers the perception that the U.S. is no longer a reliable negotiating partner, risks pushing Kim closer to China, and, worst of all, could goad the North Koreans into restarting missile tests.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The center-right leader in the European Parliament denounced British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on Tuesday as arrogant and seeking to goad the European Union for calling on it to let Turkey join the bloc.
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He tried at a recent House Oversight Committee hearing to goad Neil Kornze, director of the Bureau of Land Management — which currently owns the land — into revealing whether the Obama administration was planning to designate the monument.
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Zarif has in the past said that a so-called "B-team" including Trump's national security adviser John Bolton, an ardent Iran hawk, and conservative Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could goad Trump into a conflict with Tehran.
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The Administration became convinced that Netanyahu, after years of threatening to use force against Iran, was bluffing, that he was really trying to goad the Americans into taking a harder line and even launching strikes of their own.
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Zarif has in the past said that a so-called "B-team" including Trump's national security adviser John Bolton, an ardent Iran hawk, and conservative Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could goad Trump into a conflict with Tehran.
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Fortune, which is seeking more than $700 million to develop its Nico cobalt mine and processing plant in Canada, expects to secure finance in 2018 once it releases a feasibility study on an expanded project, CEO Robin Goad said.
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In 1974, the release of the June 23rd tape, which became known as the smoking gun, was the final goad to Goldwater and the other Republicans to cease their defense of Nixon and to join calls for his ouster.
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Alternatively, like the Northwest Palace and the Nabu Temple at Nimrud, the attack could have served a dual purpose: intentional destruction for the composition of future propaganda and retributory violence to demoralize local populations and goad invading military forces.
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Senators will likely press Coats and Rogers on a Washington Post report last May that Trump attempted to goad the officials into publicly denying claims that Russia meddled in the election—an "inappropriate" request that both men allegedly refused.
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The "good news" is that the poor performance "looks set to finally goad the management into taking some of the actions to address underperforming businesses that we have been waiting for," analysts at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods said in a research note.
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And it's the odious Ted Cruz who has been using Trump's very words to goad Iowans into proving that they are not, in fact, so stupid as to back an ego-inflamed reality television star who makes fun of them.
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The Blue Jackets forward can do a little bit of everything, but he's made his reputation over the years as Sidney Crosby's nemesis, an agitator who can get under the Penguins superstar's skin and even goad him into dropping the gloves.
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Some foreign policy experts say U.S. efforts to tighten the screws on Iran could seek to goad it into ditching the nuclear accord in hopes that Tehran - and not Washington - would then have to shoulder international blame for its collapse.
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But Mr. Taylor was careful to retain an official neutrality on what Congress should do with his testimony and when lawmakers tried to goad him into taking a more political stance, he smiled serenely and declined to take the bait.
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But law enforcement officials were unsure whether Mr. Adan had made contact with any terror organization, or had "self-radicalized," heeding the online calls to radical jihad that terrorist groups have used to goad Westerners into mounting attacks at home.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and Rudolph W. Giuliani, his personal lawyer, both taunted John O. Brennan, the former C.I.A. director, on Monday, apparently hoping that they could goad Mr. Brennan into filing a lawsuit against the president for revoking his security clearance.
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I personally have been plagued by a recurring dream in which Luis Suarez, Edinson Cavani and Diego Godin, Uruguay's own departing trio of trophy-laden underdogs, goad me with their medals and piss all over my face from a motorway bridge.
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Calling upon India to help in Afghanistan, "especially in the area of economic assistance and development," Mr. Trump was holding up the prospect of a major Indian presence to goad Pakistan to crack down on the Taliban and deny them sanctuary.
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In Britain, Johnson is so sure of his support from the public that he sought Wednesday to goad his opponents into bringing down his government so that he could call a general election and take the issue to the voters.
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The two exchanged some heated words at yesterday's weigh-in that had Johnson come out of his corner a lot more aggressively than usual, and even after the win he continued to goad Poirier as he was being seen by medics.
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Through a series of exhaustive interviews and saccharine editorializing, 60 Minutes icon Morley Safer and his crew paste together an alternative reality that attempts to goad a sense of sentimentality out of the viewer by making a villain of Arnett.
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It remains unclear in this landscape if U.N. Security Council permanent members will renew a push to goad Russia and China into establishing a new tribunal or refer the Syrian case to an international court with legal jurisdiction to convict war crimes.
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" (The charge chimed with Mr Rubio's lament that "For a number of weeks now, Ted Cruz has just been telling lies".) Unruffled, Mr Cruz managed to goad Mr Trump into saying that Planned Parenthood, the much-maligned women's-healthcare provider, "does wonderful things.
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SEOUL, March 31 (Reuters) - South Korea's ruling party stepped back on Thursday from an election campaign pledge widely seen as an attempt to goad the independent central bank into cutting interest rates, saying it was just proposing more tightly targetted economic policies.
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Zarif has in the past said that a so-called "B-team" including President Donald Trump's national security adviser John Bolton, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could goad the U.S. president into a conflict with Tehran.
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China has been angered by U.S. freedom of navigation patrols in the South China Sea, but its forces have responded only by shadowing U.S. vessels and warning them, showing China's unwillingness to goad the U.S. military unnecessarily, according to Western and Asian diplomats.
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Mr. Froman for months has been meeting with lawmakers to address their complaints and with other nations' trade ministers, to goad their countries to act on their T.P.P. commitments now – on labor rights, for example – so that he can reassure Congress's doubters.
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"The bandwagonning [against Trump] that a lot of Democrats are trying to goad Republicans into is one way of ensuring that very good [Republican] candidates have an even harder time getting across the finish line in November," said one Senate Republican strategist.
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"The reason Mike Ashley is normally kept away from the press etc is that he speaks his mind too freely, so it will be interesting to see if the MPs goad him into letting his guard slip," said independent retail analyst Nick Bubb.
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Zarif has in the past said that a so-called "B-team" including President Donald Trump's national security adviser John Bolton, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could goad the U.S. president into a conflict with Tehran.
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Joon is kind of a perfect thing to happen in 2017, a bad and stupid year, because it combines all the weird, tired millennial jargon that marketers have invented with the knowingly infuriating tone of someone trying to goad said millennials into a reaction.
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So goal one is to gain leverage and a broader negotiation with the United States, and goal two is to potentially goad the US into taking some sort of limited strike on Iran and therefore make the US look worse than Iran in this conflict.
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Despite their best efforts to goad Trump supporters into a confrontation — protesters shouted "Racist!" and "Heil Trump!" at supporters as they walked through the gates — the protests went off peacefully, with police keeping them far away, and blocked off by a fence, from the arena.
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Having received a nasty gash on his leg after another robust tackle from Goiko as well as deafening taunts from the crowd, Maradona showed that he too had a violent side when Miguel Sola attempted to goad him at the end of the match.
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Mr. Wyden, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, is trying to goad Republicans, including the committee chairman, Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, and the majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, into defending Mr. Trump, giving Democrats a legislative rallying point.
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But it will be worked out in a fundamentally post–Cold War environment, in which the nightmarish aspects of Soviet communism no longer exist—either as a bogeyman to be used to suppress the left, or as a goad to inspire capitalism to defensive reforms.
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Focusing on how there are few effective differences between the plethora of battery types, besides functioning as additional products to goad users into buying, the duplicity at play is perfectly at synch with Blosum's intentionally trite Pop, undoubtedly marking Essex Street as another Nova highlight.
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Originally titled The Slaughter (1971), Findlay somehow turned the scandalous real-life story of Charles Manson into a boring film; in 1976, distributor Allan Shackleton repurposed the film to goad the moral panic surrounding FBI-fueled rumors about snuff films brought in from South America.
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And using fear to goad performance: Last spring, CEO Nikolay Storonsky sent an announcement to all staff through the company's Slack messaging service, saying that any members of staff "with performance rating [sic] 'significantly below expectations' will be fired without any negotiation after the review".
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The following spring they founded The Catholic Worker — an implicit goad to the Communist Party's Daily Worker — which argued that the cardinal sins of the United States were poverty, discrimination and exploitation, since the much vaunted American dream was clearly not available to everybody.
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Must it take a calamity, like an outbreak of food poisoning that kills tens of thousands or a deadly epidemic of an infectious disease, to awaken Congress to the dangers that lie ahead and goad it to protect the citizens it was elected to serve?
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Despite the taunts from the prime minister in parliament Wednesday attempting to goad opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn to the polls— Johnson said he was a "chicken" and appeared to call him a "great big girl's blouse" — Labour views such a move as a trap.
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Mr. Steinhardt, who is married with three adult children, is known to goad single Jews into kissing, dating or marrying, and to insist that Jewish women have children, sometimes offering money or the use of a Caribbean home as an incentive, dozens of people said.
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The president seems energized by the confrontation, and he views the compliant Republican Senate majority — which is unlikely to convict him if the House brings impeachment proceedings — as a license to goad Ms. Pelosi's team, according to two people familiar with the president's thinking.
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Either the Trump administration is trying to goad Iran into war or a war could come by accident because of the administration's reckless policies, but the prospect of the current tensions in the Middle East escalating into a serious conflict is now dangerously high.
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Judge Dan Aaron Polster of Federal District Court of Northern Ohio hopes that the shadow of the trial will goad the sides to reach a national settlement that could award money to cities, towns and counties across the country, and foreclose further opioid lawsuits.
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The rerating of Campbell's stock comes a day after a securities filing revealed that renowned shareholder activist Third Point and founder Dan Loeb recently built a 5.65 percent stake in the 149-year-old company with plans to goad board members into a sale.
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Instead, I would blame the boards of trustees or regents, whose members seem to lack the spine to support the presidents they hire in the administration of the tough disciplinary measures needed to guide and goad these unruly young ones toward more civilized conduct.
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So former acting Attorney General Sally Yates' decision to put her duty to the law above her instructions to carry out an awful executive order on immigration was all the sweeter, as it managed to goad Trump into a sexist crouch while sowing delight among his opponents.
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"Politicians, one, need to condemn the violence and the rhetoric, but they also need to not hide behind silence," said Jessica Goad, the advocacy director at the Center for Western Priorities who has written reports on extremism among anti-government protesters in rural parts of the country.
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The Democratic presidential candidate bought a political ad on the social network this past week that purposefully includes false claims about Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, and President Trump to goad the social network to remove misinformation in political ads ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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Even Trump acolyte Rudy Giuliani was admitting afterward that it didn't go well and her team is now hoping that will goad the Republican nominee into another edition of blaming trusting aides over his own instincts, and coming into the next debate with a different demeanor.
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" The motion stated that she's experienced "all manner of intrusive surveillance" since her release from prison in 2017, including "surveillance vans parked outside her apartment, federal agents following her, and strangers attempting to goad her into an absurdly contrived conversation about selling dual-use technologies to foreign actors.
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At a time when Mr Xi's anti-corruption campaign is causing many nervous officials to sit on their hands to avoid graft-busters' attention, party leaders are all the more unwilling to abandon an appraisal system which—however imperfectly—holds officials to account and can goad them into action.
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"If we don't have border security, we'll shut down the government — this country needs border security," Mr. Trump declared as the testy back and forth unfolded, and Mr. Schumer reminded the president repeatedly that he had called several times for a shutdown, appearing to goad him into taking responsibility.
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There was some "reportage" from sources like the conspiracy theorist and radio host Alex Jones — best known for suggesting that the Sandy Hook school massacre was staged — that the chemical attack was a "false flag" operation by terrorist rebel groups to goad the United States into attacking Mr. Assad.
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He'll have plenty of chances to taunt and goad coming up: There's a GOP debate on February 33, followed days later by the New Hampshire primary, then another debate, then primaries in South Carolina and Nevada, then, after February, there's Super Tuesday... This is just the beginning of a long road.
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Gangs&apos embrace of social media to goad foes or conceal drug dealing in emoji-laden text is the biggest change in how gangs operate compared with 10 years ago, according to new law enforcement data provided exclusively to The Associated Press ahead of its release Tuesday by the Chicago Crime Commission.
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The television episode waits until about halfway through the story to get to the point where the novella more or less begins, with Simon becoming dangerously absorbed in the machinations of the space insects and realizing that by controlling their food supply, he can goad them into waging war on each other.
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Past White House attempts to goad lawmakers into taking votes on hot-button issues have produced mixed results, including in 2013 when the Senate rejected a bill to expand background checks for gun purchases despite a massive PR push by the White House in the aftermath of the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting.
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"On the right side of the map, they are trying to show they are following in the path of Begin, and on the left they want to goad the right and show they are not his true heirs," said Mr. Makov, a former chief of staff to Mr. Begin's successor, Yitzhak Shamir.
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But the 44-year-old Korean-American filmmaker didn't just goad Beyoncé stans into attack with taunts about their inability to do real damage and quips to the press destined to immediately be taken out of context, he greeted the influx of bee emojis and tweeted insults like Lieutenant Dan howling defiance at a hurricane.
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DeVos has 300 days "to review and, if necessary, modify and repeal regulations and guidance issued by the Department of Education with a clear mandate to identify places where D.C. has overstepped its legal authority," said Rob Goad, a Department of Education official, according to a transcript of a White House call with reporters.
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She accomplished this by holding some things constant: a farsighted approach to the piano, which she used both to guide and to goad her bandmates; an ability to toggle between artistic styles without warping her own sound; and a belief that jazz ought to interact with its kindred art forms across the African-American tradition.
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Why it matters: A similar report in The Sun highlights the geopolitical risk that comes with the U.K.'s response: "It is suspected that [Putin] sanctioned the brazen nerve agent attack simply to goad Britain into a reaction that he can strike back against and look like a strongman standing up to the West to voters."
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David D. Cole, a Georgetown University law professor who co-wrote the Supreme Court briefs in the flag-burning case and who is about to become national legal director at the American Civil Liberties Union, said he wondered if Mr. Trump's strategy was to goad people into burning flags in order to "marginalize" the protests against him.
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Public health officials acknowledge that CDC and other parts of the government have repeatedly stumbled in the early days of the outbreak but say that the 52-year-old Azar, a former drug company executive who took over the department in 2018, did not reach out early or often enough to goad his subordinates into action.
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Then we were suddenly surrounded by police on bikes, who rode into the group in rows that resembled the spokes of a wheel, trying to break up the discussion between Val and Richmond, a local organizer known as "Goad Gatsby" (it was admittedly loud, but the mood of the group was quite calm and simply curious).
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Other times, he serves as a goad, as he did in urging Mr. Comey's ouster and assuring Mr. Trump that it would be a political "win" that would neutralize protesting Democrats because they had called for Mr. Comey's ouster over his handling of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, according to six West Wing aides.
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For decades, the word "troll" was web-speak for that one rude commenter on a forum who just wouldn't shut up or go away; the one who kept trying to goad the average reasonable person into a fight — and often an absurd one based on absurd logic, or a twisting of your assumptions regarding the basic principles you were arguing about.
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This is the Europe that is to be found in Colmar and CERN; in the student bars of universities—even, perhaps particularly, if the students from Germany and Greece mock and goad each other there; in old battlefields as well stocked with holiday homes as with past glory and in the football stadiums where Europe's great clubs vie for the cup.
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House Democratic leaders facing liberal calls for impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE are confronting increasing pressure from an unlikely faction: Republicans who appear eager to goad them into it.
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The main characters include some of the Founding Fathers left unseen in "Hamilton"—John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock—and the plot revolves around the overbearing Adams ("I'm obnoxious and disliked," he sings) and his efforts to goad the Second Continental Congress into signing the Declaration of Independence, even as the delegates bicker and goof off like a rowdy high-school class.
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"I think he is being portrayed as a martyr in some circles at this point, but I think for most people, what happened with the entire armed occupation is that the public and most Americans realized what this movement truly is, which is a fringe movement driven by radical anti-government extremists," said Jessica Goad, the advocacy director at the Center for Western Priorities.
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Kim Jong Un quickly learned from his father about the flippant threat of nuclear weapons, and how to goad President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE by making veiled threats of war.
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The founder of TechCrunch, Michael Arrington — who had his own issues with the Huffington Post and upper management at Aol — used the issue to goad them all when he was still the head honcho here, by sporting a shirt in TC green with the words "Unpaid Blogger" printed on it, at the Disrupt conference not long after AOL bought TC. Ultimately, the unpaid bloggers didn't get what they wanted, twice seeing the case dismissed.
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One is from the right, as Republican Party bosses seek to reassert their ability to overrule the voters — and the other from the left, with demonstrators seeking to shout out 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 and goad his all-too-susceptible followers into violence.
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The North Korean leader's latest goad came a few short hours after U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis said it would be "game on" if the hermit kingdom fired on the U.S. While the war of words between Washington and Pyongyang shows few signs of slowing, in Seoul, South Korean President Moon Jae In issued his own warning to the U.S. "Military action on the Korean peninsula can only be decided by South Korea and no one else can decide to take military action without the consent of South Korea," the Korean president said.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeNebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Inslee: Majority of 21625 Democrats have shown 'intense interest' in climate plan Harris eyes T climate plan MORE spent the last debate trying to goad former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 2900:220006 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE into agreeing to end fossil fuel use in a decade and a half.
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These releases do not include the POTUS or the VP. Other names that have popped up: John Eisenberg Jessica Ditto Bill McGinley Julia Hahn Sebastian Gorka Joseph Hagin Jason Greenblatt James W. Carroll Hope Hicks Gregory Katsas Thomas Bossert Reed Cordish Makan Delrahim Thomas Bossert Boris Epshteyn Kathleen McFarland Jeremy Katz Timothy A. Pataki Benjamin Howard George Gigicos Stephanie Grisham Stephen Munisteri Ashley Marquis Joyce Y. Meyer Chris Liddell Uttam Dhillon Helen Ferre Justin Clark Jennifer Pavlik Omarosa Manigault Shahira Knight John D. McEntee Alexander Gray Jennifer Korn Andrew D. Koenig Joseph Lai James W. Carroll Vincent Haley Kenneth Juster Ann Donaldson Robert T. Goad Scott Gast Carlos Diaz-Rosillo Ryan Jarmula Mallory Hunter Marc Short Gerrit Lansing Reed Kordish Joseph K. Kellogg Did I miss any?
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