Hell, I've done more than turn to them—I've groveled at their feet.
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Rather, the president focused on whether Scarborough had groveled to him or not.
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"If a contractor showed up at my door, I groveled," Ms. Ruh, 68, said.
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"We went over to his house and groveled — and we brought him cannolis," Todd admitted.
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Instead, Tillerson groveled before Trump in an attempt to renew his vows with the president.
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Chris Christie was humiliatedThe facts: Chris Christie groveled at Donald Trump's feet far earlier than most.
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"Yeah, we went over to his house and groveled — and we brought him cannolis," Todd admitted with a laugh.
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Here's a list of foreign companies — from Dior to the NBA — who have groveled to China after offending it.
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The president you're running interference for ridiculed our military intelligence officers & groveled before Putin in front of the world.2.
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"Sessions has groveled but Donald Trump will never forgive the sin of failing to serve Donald Trump personally," he said.
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For more than a century, the press has groveled the worst when presidents dragged the nation into the biggest perils.
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Unlike the Gary Cohns of the world, she never groveled, abandoned her values, or humiliated herself, and she kept her eyes on the prize.
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Trump seemed entirely unimpressed by both this strange compliment and a personalized Arsenal shirt brought along as a gift, but Morgan groveled on regardless.
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Image: GettyTravis Kalanick groveled on the floor before Uber executives last February, according to a new in-depth report on the company co-founder's fall.
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The fun, seemingly-innocent rating system of the MeowMeowBeenz turned Greendale Community College into a hierarchical, dystopian regime, where the Fives reigned supreme and the Ones groveled.
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In an interview with The New York Times, published on Saturday, Fan once again groveled to the Chinese state, and even appeared to thank the government for vanishing her.
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The documents show how top officials groveled before the supreme leader Deng Xiaoping, promising to support his decision to use force and to depose Zhao Ziyang, a moderate leader.
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Mayors had no choice other than to play along, though the shamelessness with which many (I'm looking at you, Bill de Blasio) groveled before Amazon went far beyond what was necessary.
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After taking one last meeting with her would-be Svengali, Sansa showed how much she'd learned by luring him into a fatal setup, outlining his many offenses against the Starks as he groveled for mercy.
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Dozens of brands, from Dior to Versace to the Houston Rockets, have groveled to Chinese customers after running ad campaigns or products that did not appear to respect China&aposs perceived borders and internal politics.
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About a year after its appearance, Socialite Rank shuttered after publishing scathing coverage of a letter it claimed Palermo sent to fellow socialites, in which she groveled for forgiveness and begged for an in with the community.
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It groveled, seemingly, on all fours; it snatched and growled like some strange wild animal; but it was covered with clothing, and a quantity of dark, grizzled hair, wild as a mane, hid its head and face.
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After the crowd leaves, Pedro maintains a saintly pose, forgiving his adulterous wife. Mari Gaila seems too clean and noble to have groveled in this squalor and comes off seeming almost saintly herself.
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In some cases, the writer groveled before the patron and a formal dedication "contained often a very elaborate and submissive affection". In some cases not only the authors tried to get some money, but also the printers tried through dedications to cover a part of their costs.
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Seneca appears in a fairly minor role in Henryk Sienkiewicz's 1896 novel Quo Vadis and was played by Nicholas Hannen in the 1951 film. In Robert Graves' 1934 book Claudius the God, the sequel novel to I, Claudius, Seneca is portrayed as an unbearable sycophant. He is shown as a flatterer who converts to Stoicism solely to appease Claudius' own ideology. The "Pumpkinification" (Apocolocyntosis) to Graves thus becomes an unbearable work of flattery to the loathsome Nero mocking a man that Seneca groveled to for years.
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Billboard magazine, December 1988: "The Lover In Me" shows Sheena Easton taking her career in a new direction. With production by L.A. & Babyface, Angela Winbush, Jellybean Benitez, and Prince, the album is smart, sexy, and soulful. People magazine, December 5, 1988: Anyone who likes to see Maseratis used to plow snow or filet mignon ground into hamburger may like this record, in which Easton does a convincing imitation of a fourth-rate R&B; singer. Maybe she got turned around by her collaboration with Prince, in which—during the U Got the Look video—she groveled around in a fashion that would have been humiliating to the most desperate starlet, let alone to a singer of Easton's stature and talent.
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