"Anything that's considered calming is now called 'superblock'," Campins grumbles.
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A supervisor in Hunan grumbles about interference by political appointees.
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At the central market, Galya grumbles about rising petrol prices.
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Those familiar with the historiography will have their own grumbles.
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While many in Macau appear content, there are still grumbles.
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"They have turned security into a business," grumbles one executive.
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Those grumbles point to a bigger problem for Mr Trump.
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"The government is not serious about sharia," grumbles a cleric.
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"In fruit season, the humans don't taste anything," she grumbles.
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The intense security has prompted grumbles among some Beijing residents.
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"It's not; it's an exam," an exasperated roadie grumbles back.
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He grumbles about it, but it's not always the case.
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My stomach grumbles, and Jeff comes up beside me, laughing.
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The proposition "I'll keep $0.30 from each dollar" prompts grumbles.
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Some users on social media expressed grumbles about the wasted money.
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"The government deliberately wastes our time," grumbles Bianca Manrique, a doctor.
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"People have no money," he grumbles, pointing at his unsold animals.
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Those grumbles have different causes on either side of the Atlantic.
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Increased sales worldwide will drown out any grumbles from southeast London.
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"This is the reason why I don't do this," Kenny grumbles.
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It does not want them marred by grumbles about the economy.
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"He only wants to take photos when he's drunk," she grumbles.
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In the Uber People forums, there are countless other similar grumbles.
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He grumbles the whole way that I drive like a grandma.
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"It's the middle of the [expletive] night in Iran," he grumbles.
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But most grumbles about migrants are couched in non-racial terms.
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"I suppose everyone has to apologize for everything nowadays," he grumbles.
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The list of possible solutions is shorter than the list of grumbles.
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That regulatory failure was far from the only one to elicit grumbles.
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He has drawn fresh attention to some familiar grumbles about public markets.
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"Harare is the pothole capital of the world," grumbles a former minister.
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Grumbles said he has not heard from the EPA regarding his petition.
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But Grumbles said he didn't believe the EPA was resisting its duties.
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"This world is not kind to the Kellys of this world," she grumbles.
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Fully a third of the missed-bottle throws received reactions—usually disapproving grumbles.
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"For every maker there are four checkers these days," grumbles one investment banker.
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The coalescing drew discontented grumbles from the anti-Trump wing of the party.
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Grumbles are growing about the weakening economy, which the protests are not helping.
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"A tin of beans doesn't feed the cows," grumbles an old hand in Coonabarabran.
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"All the laws that the government used against me before still exist," he grumbles.
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I hear a lot of grumbles from executives that this is a bad thing.
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The decision prompted grumbles from disappointed Muslims, but not the violence many had feared.
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An SKA official grumbles that the locals expect the telescope to solve all their woes.
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"Money, Luxembourg, Iran, buy an election," he grumbles, and his father admits that's basically it.
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IN ALL countries, a big influx of migrants tends to provoke grumbles among the natives.
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He likes the Republican focus on personal responsibility (Democrats are all about victimhood, he grumbles).
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She said she often overhears Ben's grumbles while playing Overwatch, muttering about losses and teammates.
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As the smell of fresh chive starts to fill the room, my stomach quietly grumbles.
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"It might be an important part of the story," he grumbles to his girlfriend, Suchitra.
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Your partner grumbles about the check and leaves a bad tip — or stiffs the waitstaff.
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The speaker shouted, "Order!" and lawmakers, for a little while at least, lowered their grumbles.
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"The only thing they're not into yet is walking," grumbles a rival at a coach firm.
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"I'm pretty sure this is the worst idea anyone's ever had," Pikachu grumbles at one point.
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Another developing-country technocrat grumbles "we'll be under water" by the time his project is considered.
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He grumbles that feckless allies should cover more of the costs of maintaining American bases overseas.
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"We've turned our past dating back to Abrahamic times into a petrol station," grumbles a local.
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"We still think foreigners are spies or imperialists bent on plunder," grumbles an Iraqi fund manager.
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"How do you lobby Trump's gut?" grumbles an environmental lobbyist with experience in the Clinton administration.
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The comments were met with boos and and grumbles, according to multiple sources in the room.
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It was always made in jest, he said, and he has heard no grumbles from teammates.
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According to Widmaier, there were no major issues, other than minor grumbles, mostly from losing players.
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"What the hell did they expect for their lousy 22014 cents — to live forever?" he grumbles.
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It was a declaration that elicited more than a few snide grumbles from lawmakers and aides.
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Boos and grumbles filled Madison Square Garden when the judge handed King the coveted pewter cup.
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Either way, he's an All-American whiner who grumbles every time he doesn't get his way.
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Despite passengers' grumbles, Spirit's operating margin is close to 20%, higher than Delta's, American Airlines' and United's.
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In the chaos, the tortoise looks into Morty's eyes and grumbles out an indecipherable, Satanic-sounding message.
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The announcer read Cosby's name, to mild consternation and fading grumbles, only to have Kimmel walk out.
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Mr Le Pen still grumbles that his daughter's rejection of him is "scandalous" and calls her Bruta.
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It's also OK if your kid grumbles and says they've heard this all before, says Dr. Schroeder.
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Worse, Russian partners will never work late or at weekends "no matter the financial hit", he grumbles.
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"You will be penalised [by the market]," grumbles the sustainability chief of a big European food company.
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Grumbles over power outages turn to wholesale slaughter surprisingly quickly, and wreckage builds up almost magically overnight.
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A hotelier grumbles that bookings fall each time a ruling politician declares that France is "at war".
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For months, if not longer, Granit Xhaka will have heard the grumbles whenever he misplaces a pass.
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The morning the policy took effect, in October, 2006, there were grumbles throughout the plant's locker rooms.
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His extreme limberness, which rivals that of a professional contortionist, has provoked grumbles about unfair anatomical advantage.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "This is awful," grumbles the tiny historian on my right shoulder.
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There have been some grumbles from Republicans after the leadership purge at the Homeland Security Department. Sen.
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Yet the disjointed orchestra grumbles ominously in its depths while miniature violins play weirdly high, skittish sounds.
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Those grumbles continued today in a hearing of the House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.
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"What am I, Uber?" grumbles one of Veronica's would-be beaus after she insists he drive her someplace.
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Voters' grumbles about this or that policy, says Mr Gentiloni, should not be mistaken for full-blown Euroscepticism.
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Besides costly credit, perennial grumbles include shoddy infrastructure, unskilled workers, convoluted taxes, rigid labour laws and Byzantine bureaucracy.
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The grandmother of five never "grumbles" about the harsh attention she received, says her friend, author Jilly Cooper.
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All this attentiveness may be a help to some people with minor grumbles that are easy to solve.
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"My mum doesn't like my music," he grumbles, sounding like most teenage humans who have walked this earth.
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The film is out today in New York and August 5th in LA. *grumbles* something something '90s kids.
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"Sorry that I don't have the Secret Service to vacuum my car out, like some people," Biden grumbles.
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"You know Elizabeth—ever since she started at Planned Parenthood she's just been so political," she grumbles, primly.
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Her experience, and others' grumbles that the whole process looked a bit like backroom dealing, likely swayed their decision.
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"I'm both frightened and aroused," Steve's buddy Sameer (Saïd Taghmaoui) grumbles, watching her casually respond to a bar fight.
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John grumbles until lunch arrives, but once we set out our salads, he lets down the drawbridge a bit.
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"They're just disorganised people and they steal our customers," grumbles Rogers Lutaaya, who runs a clothes shop in Kampala.
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"All the Americans are over here," grumbles the man in the video, before launching into a surprisingly good impression.
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The day when grumbles about tax drown out the screams of war will be a good one for Colombia.
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Grumbles of official discontent plagued the film from the start, when it was still no more than a script.
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There was a smattering of grumbles when Anthony was introduced and the obligatory boos whenever he touched the ball.
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I thought you opened at ten, called the first desperately uncombed man in line to a chorus of grumbles.
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A company executive grumbles that Western sceptics seem to doubt that China is run according to the rule of law.
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"They get trained in safety, then take a better paid job on an oilfield," grumbles David Tuan, the city administrator.
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Amidst their grumbles and imprecations, one could hear the sound of cracks spreading through the dream of an integrated Europe.
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" But just minutes later, the chants turned to grumbles, then to boos, and then finally, another chant: "Throw it back!
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For all the grumbles and tensions, though, no one in Ireland wants relations to deteriorate more than they already have.
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They also pointed out that Mr. Manchin's grumbles about Senate dysfunction and the Democratic Party's shift left were not new.
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Notwithstanding Trump&aposs grumbles about America shouldering the defense burden of Europe, his administration plans to boost spending to support it.
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"Our industry has been in almost constant strife with regulators," grumbles Ranjit Singh Baxi, president of the Bureau for International Recycling.
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His successor, Matteo Biffoni, elected in 2014, is from the centre-left, but he still grumbles about the Chinese in Prato.
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"I feel like sports has been manipulated for political ends," grumbles Kim Ju-hee, a 23-year-old living in Seoul.
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Ironically, though, Clinton's tenure also earned grumbles from analysts who felt she failed to loom large enough on the world stage.
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I'm not ready to install tiny microphones all over my house that can listen to my grumbles—and I do grumble.
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There have been stumbles and setbacks throughout Trump's presidency that prompted head-shaking and grumbles from even the most unwavering aides.
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"The customer actually has to write out a sentence saying 'I assume all the risk'," grumbles a bank regulator in Beijing.
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"Sometimes I swear I'm the only real feminist you know," he grumbles, watching " The Bachelor " with her and her socialite girlfriends.
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His other project in Princeton, the Lewis Center, was greeted with some grumbles and required relocating a New Jersey Transit station.
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A young newcomer named Lori (a smart-alecky Emily Meade, who delivers impeccable eyebrow-acting all season) grumbles about the downpour.
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The uncertain future of the Mac Pro desktop comes as the company's new laptop has elicited grumbles from its core user base.
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"It's not my job to tell people who is the second best," grumbles Dr Stein, a Harvard-educated physician and former Democrat.
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Mr McDonnell faced grumbles from Labour MPs (including those usually well to the right of him) for supporting the Tories' tax break.
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Now, another limitation with offline playback is causing grumbles: some content can only be downloaded a finite number of times a year.
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The government's project may help curb some social ills about which the public grumbles, but it could also infringe on people's rights.
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"All the flirts and ruffians in the whole world must have been born on this lane," Shashi grumbles, but she is laughing.
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Maryland Environment Secretary Ben Grumbles has said that the state's environmental approval processes will not consider the project's relative benefit to Maryland.
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The company's ready to address some of the initial grumbles with the device by actually offering up some concrete specs this week.
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"My success is anybody's guess," he grumbles here over a lowdown garage-rock crunch, "but like a fool, I'm bettin' on happiness."
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Like others, he grumbles about the efforts expected of coal when emissions from other sectors, like transport, have barely shifted since 1990.
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"Boos and grumbles filled Madison Square Garden when the judge handed King the coveted pewter cup," The New York Times wrote then.
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"Boos and grumbles filled Madison Square Garden when the judge handed King the coveted pewter cup," The New York Times wrote then.
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Not everyone is happy about that, with The Guardian reporting that "residents famously despise the festival, and their grumbles are getting louder."
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Trump's efforts have prompted grumbles -- private and public -- from Republican lawmakers mindful of the uphill battle Trump is setting them up for.
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Bankers' recent grumbles about capital requirements and the burden of supervision have caused some to worry that bad old habits may be returning.
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He grumbles, giggles and gyrates his way through the story like a debauched sprite, leaving a gaping emotional hole at the film's centre.
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EVERYONE grumbles about the injustices of air travel, but most people assume that the inequities are at least grounded in a fair system.
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Tillerson doesn't want to get caught sounding too unequivocal, so he grumbles about how "the models" don't agree on what's going to happen.
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German data on Tuesday showing domestic inflation within a whisker of the ECB's target set off grumbles from conservative politicians and leading economists.
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White Walker Art Installations "Always the artists," Mance Rayder grumbles when he finds disassembled horse corpses at the First of the First Men.
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"The new notes don't fit in the parking meters," grumbles Anstes Agnew, a visitor from Rwanda who got stuck in the airport garage.
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Trump also often grumbles about Sessions to his friends and allies, leaving those he's speaking with wondering why he doesn't just fire him.
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In dynamic, it sounds like an angry dragon as it spits, grumbles and roars an explosive warning to everyone in a three-block radius.
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Yet although the leaders of all Britain's main political parties support this generosity, grumbles that the money should stay at home are growing louder.
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IN THESE populist times, a head of state whose summer break shuts down much of a busy beach resort might expect a few grumbles.
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I get up in the morning watching the mountain and it tells me things: I observe whether it grumbles or whether it's doing well.
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At the World Cargo Symposium, a meeting of industry bigwigs in Berlin this week, there were grumbles that their business has seen better days.
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"It was better when sanctions were still in place," grumbles a wheat merchant, who traded with American suppliers (OFAC approved) throughout the sanctions era.
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This responsibility was invoked in 2011 over Libya, prompting grumbles, especially from Russia, that the Western sponsors of action there were stretching the mandate.
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But it does not feel that way to the huge number of Indians negatively affected by Mr. Modi's policies, and the grumbles are growing.
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Some are questioning whether Clyburn has the chops to run against Pelosi, with grumbles from some that another, younger member should take up the mantle.
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"I'm sorry I wasn't born a bear," the former mayor of Belitsa grumbles, since the park's budget is more generous than that of his town.
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But as he grumbles through his retirement on his ranch, Graves comes to realize that the policies he put into effect have done serious damage.
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Pressure to extend tens of billions in federal relief to the struggling airline industry is being met with grumbles from top Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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He "wouldn't know the difference between a bulldog and a billy goat," grumbles Mr Campbell, who in some ways seems a better fit with the voters.
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The few grumbles expressed by the "computers" of Harvard Observatory will be familiar to many women (and, to be fair, some men) within the academy today.
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Not to mention a tougher job than the baristas who are whipping up countless venti red-eyes and flat whites while fielding those mumbles and grumbles.
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Mr Rubio grumbles that the business plan of some Silicon Valley tech firms is to get bought up, without necessarily caring if the investors are Chinese.
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And despite grumbles over austerity, young people are largely supportive of Prince Muhammad, with some comparing him to Lee Kuan Yew, the authoritarian who modernised Singapore.
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Looming 9,600 feet above sea level, the young stratovolcano remained deceptively quiet throughout the early 19893s, with only a few grumbles occurring in 1903 and 1932.
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It also has the support of the state's secretary of the environment, Ben Grumbles, who worked in the EPA under former Republican President George W. Bush.
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Even Michael Dell, who took his computer firm private in 2013 and grumbles about the myopia of stockmarkets, is taking his firm public again, through a merger.
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This rebuttal-rebuttal grumbles that if the evidence against Mr Page was so strong, the Democrats and the FBI would surely not have needed the Steele dossier.
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And further grumbles, when anyone signing on to the in-flight wifi found that, after trying to pay $15 for internet access, the internet connection was down.
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"Aw shit," grumbles Marcus Fenix, war-weary hero of the first three Gears of War games, as robotic enemies descend on his secluded home in the mountains.
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MacCarthy also peppers her tale with the first grumbles of discontent, possibly peer envy, among Bauhaus circles, as some find Gropius and Ise's house too lavishly equipped.
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Critic's Notebook In "The Friend," Sigrid Nunez's 2018 National Book Award-winning novel, the narrator, a writing teacher, grumbles about her students' personal essays on sexual violence.
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Earlier this year, grumbles about his missteps on the economy had been growing, and farmers had protested against his government, saying its policies were making them poorer.
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Mr. Grumbles, Maryland's environmental secretary, said the long-term effort to increase the bay's water quality required contribution from all six of the states in the watershed.
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Despite some initial grumbles about the introduction of commercials, which are not shown on the publicly funded BBC, the show has averaged 8.9 million viewers a week.
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As Washington grumbles about President Trump's order to hold a military parade in the capital, the Army's 823nd maxes out the potential for a show of might.
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The Republican National Committee's (RNC) midterm plan has sparked grumbles in the Senate over whether it puts too much of an emphasis on saving the House majority.
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There were worried grumbles through the rumor mill that Alden Ehrenreich (who plays young Han) was struggling to nail the part of the cocksure pilot during production.
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Yet for all of those months Pelosi has demonstrated a tried and true ability to keep her caucus in line, despite grumbles and some limited public push back.
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Mrs von der Leyen's narrow majority said less about her authority than about the strategic feints, procedural grumbles and face-saving measures of MEPs from across the spectrum.
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James plays a newly retired cop whose family keeps him busy enough that — as he repeatedly grumbles throughout the first episode — he might as well still be working.
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Within Likud there are grumbles, but only one senior member, Gideon Saar, a former interior and education minister, has criticised the effort to grant the prime minister immunity.
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Private equity executives are largely pleased with the tax bill, but there are growing grumbles about how the change to interest deductibility isn't grandfathered in for existing loans.
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But their three representatives in cabinet won't resign over the issue; despite their grumbles, they appreciate the fact that their control of the main plaza has been affirmed.
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It is a measure designed to plug a 1.4 billion euro hole in the bank's finances identified by the European Central Bank but has caused grumbles among bondholders.
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One grumbles that his "freedom of speech was egregiously compromised" when a panel discussion on Chinese politics was suddenly cancelled ahead of a Chinese state visit to Australia.
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"Everyone has to be the same" now, Ellis grumbles; everyone is forced to applaud the same politically correct television shows and cheer for the same politically correct heroes.
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This week: Why cities should respect street-food vendors, China's football season is greeted with grumbles and how the business model of the Olympics is running out of puff
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One after the other, the mayors presented their grumbles: the dearth of doctors, shortage of money for technology, decline of public transport, and lack of power for local officials.
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"This is what CRs have become," he grumbles, resting his feet on the row of chairs in front of him in the second-last row of Chem 1179, sulking.
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In a sketch on Corden's Late Late Show Monday night, Candace Payne enjoys her new toy while the late night host, in the passenger seat, grumbles about being late.
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So we crawl slowly forward: I edge toward actual questions, Marshall grumbles about not being able to get a seat when he comes to this pub in the evening.
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We call him our chaperone because he always likes to insert himself physically between the two of us and grumbles when we don't include him in hugs and kisses.
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Moreover, teams these days also tend to "play safe" and do not try difficult manoeuvres, grumbles Ramachandra Jadhav, a former player and coach with over 35 years in the game.
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He grumbles about an edict from Park Won-soon, the mayor, which has limited the height of the proposed apartment blocks to 22 storeys as a condition for their approval.
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Despite the revolution's achievements in social indicators like education, much of Cuba's population scrapes by on state wages, which at around $30 a month are a source of common grumbles.
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"Everything about this environment was quite unsuited to photography, human habitation, tourism or happiness," Dyer grumbles after losing control of his sled in the deep snow and terrifying his wife.
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The patent now belongs to Bruce Dern, who grumbles and mutters and squints into the sun in a performance that is as recognizable as the cover of a favorite song.
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They're usually a lot more difficult and substantial than those in a Puns and Anagrams — today, for example, we have ENTRY VISA, GRUMBLES AT, SCORE A GOAL and SENATE SEAT.
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He divides his time between Kabul, where he grumbles in public, tearfully, about being marginalised, and his home territory in the north, where he mobilises unauthorised militias to fight the Taliban.
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WITH Britain's political and constitutional future beholden to venerable judges in London, Europhile protests in Scotland and Irish grumbles about a hardening border, lots of hitherto settled questions seem wider open.
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"People don't just get into crisis in office hours," grumbles Sir Tom Winsor, the chief inspector of the constabulary, who wants other services to work in the evenings and at weekends.
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From the far right, Glenn Beck grumbles that ''there is no difference between a progressive and a socialist,'' one of the few points on which Beck and Sanders might almost agree.
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For some, the extreme nature of the campaign rhetoric — which is already thick with insults and grumbles about possible vote rigging — raises questions about American law, during the election and beyond.
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An editor friend living in Manhattan grumbles that he saw worse most winters growing up in Wisconsin; Wisconsin and Chicago, by contrast, are getting the full scary brunt of the beast.
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The United States grumbles loudest about importing more from China than it exports but has a relatively diversified bunch of trade partners and is less reliant on exports to drive growth.
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He weathered storms of grumbles from old-time Burners over the "turnkey" camps that accommodated the rich, pointing out that only 2 percent of attendees were members of society's wealthiest 1 percent.
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But while Apple has pumped out money, it has also faced grumbles that it's been slow to innovate in areas like self-driving cars, TV and video, and the Internet of Things.
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The company grumbles that PAR and Altimeter refused to engage constructively, but it ought to be possible to settle on compromise candidates, as well as agreeing whose services are no longer needed.
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The hi-fi is probably playing the Boss, and he grumbles to himself that his estranged son Biff, who prefers surfing to stockpiling, will regret ignoring him when the end-times come.
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There are also some glimmers of satire when someone grumbles about the foreigners who have degraded France beyond recognition: when it comes to xenophobes, plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.
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Instead of the typical sound of a car climbing through its rev range and shifting toward the top, you get a dreadful moaaaannn as the car grumbles along at the same RPM.
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Even the fact that Monday's news conference held by a fifth Moore accuser with celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred occurred in New York City, not Alabama, sent grumbles through the ranks of Democrats.
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FOR anyone seeking to understand what America wants and how it hopes to achieve it, the random early-morning grumbles of a 71-year-old man are rarely the best place to start.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Colombo's mayor announced Sri Lanka's congested capital would go car-free this Sunday to promote a "healthier" lifestyle, she might have expected a few grumbles from petrolheads.
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He grumbles about narrowly missing out on a "positive atom bomb", when Amazon recently shelved plans for a distribution centre, and 2,000 jobs, to be put on the old A.O. Smith factory site.
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Lifting Russian sanctions was one of the few solid proposals in the speech, so much so that Mr. Conte's remark that "I won't dwell on the details" prompted mocking grumbles in the opposition.
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"Money wins," Logan grumbles in the midst of a negotiation, which, in this world and similar fictional ones like Showtime's "Billions," is a mantra made more distressing by the inherent truth in it.
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I had seen some grumbles before watching that the de-aging is obvious more in the way the actors move than in their faces, actually, and I did find that to be true.
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Even in the construction sector, which looked set for a windfall - Ardern's hallmark policy was to increase the housing supply - there are grumbles because of delays in permits and a construction worker visas.
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But Chairman Cao, as he's called, grumbles about government-mandated safety regulations, and immediately makes clear that any attempts to unionize will be viewed harshly, threatening to shut down the operation if that occurs.
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In many cities, the supply of bicycles far exceeds demand, bringing chaos to sidewalks, bus stops and intersections and prompting grumbles that excessive competitiveness — seen as a national trait — is spoiling a good thing.
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Although Ms Jayapal gently grumbles that older Indian-Americans—the wealthiest of all—want a photo with a politician but find "parting with cash difficult", younger ones grasp that they can be influential as donors.
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There were grumbles from consumers (and a rash of articles about ways to avoid the hike published in, among other places, the Jeff Bezos–owned Washington Post), but no real sense of a budding backlash.
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European officials explained that though they disagreed with Team Trump's tactics, they agreed with the substance of America's grumbles about China's forced transfers of technology, uneven protection of intellectual property and state subsidies for its firms.
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I'm not the only one who kept losing fights with tanks during the beta — message boards echoed with player grumbles — so I ask Grondal if DICE is going to reduce their effectiveness in the final game.
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"I disliked weddings," she grumbles, recalling the trip to Cana.) "The Master" (2004), a subtle evocation of the inner life of a literary legend—Henry James—is a remarkable fusion of meticulous research and sympathetic imagination.
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But their grumbles are eerily similar to those that can be heard at Washington dinner parties, when academics or veterans of the Bush and Obama White Houses deplore Mr Trump and those voters taken in by him.
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Chosun Ilbo, a conservative newspaper, grumbles that a 10,000-won minimum is a "disaster in the making" and claims that next year's rise will leave workers "earning more money than the small business owners who employ them".
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"I think they had a bit of a shock when they got to the Village, but we're Kiwis and we suck it up and get it fixed," he said of Australia's pre-Games grumbles about their accommodation.
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" In an action scene near the end, the script winks at its own proclivities when Batou, facing an army of killer geisha-bots, grumbles, "Look, this ain't the time to get philosophical — I'm running low on ammo here.
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And if that produced grumbles about politicizing the military and the Scouts, he had no need to worry at the Covelli Centre in Youngstown, a 7,000-seat arena filled to the rafters as more watched on screens outside.
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The Yankee Stadium crowd, which had begun to tentatively believe in Gray after a recent pair of solid outings, responded as it had during many of Gray's outings in his brief Yankees tenure, with grumbles, boos and catcalls.
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Erik Bortsman, who runs De Dampkring, one of Amsterdam's largest coffee shops, grumbles that the police (and, worse, the taxmen) raid him two or three times a year, weighing the stock, checking the accounts and examining employees' job contracts.
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The apparent disconnect and subsequent grumbles over his performance resurfaced doubts over Sanders' ability to win over Democratic women of color -- a key voting bloc, especially among its older cohort, that Sanders lost badly to Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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A compromise that appeared largely favourable to Britain was found for French concerns about differential treatment for London banks outside the euro zone as well as Belgian grumbles about Britain setting a precedent for states to snub EU integration.
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His firms were paid nearly $88 million by the campaign in 2016, when he served as digital director and drew grumbles of self-dealing, though most of that money most likely was passed through to Facebook and other platforms for ads.
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Sterling, the key gauge of Brexit sentiment all along, jumped as much as a 1% against the dollar, putting it on course for its best six-day gain in more than 30 years before the doubts and grumbles set in.
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There were a few awkward drives to the rim, more than a few of his familiar grumbles to the referees and six fouls in those 229 minutes, but Cousins also racked up an impressive 232 points, 214 rebounds and 3 assists.
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It hasn't even courted controversy in any real way, save for a few grumbles from viewers who clearly missed the point of the film, bemoaning the omission of a scene in which the astronauts plant an American flag on the moon.
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Contrary to U.S. President Donald Trump's grumbles about a "devalued" euro handing the region's exporters an unfair advantage over U.S. rivals, the euro has risen to five-month highs versus trading partners' currencies, an index compiled by the European Central Bank shows.
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It was often hard to make out its limited, beasty vernacular amongst the regular grumbles and snorts, but I did hear things like 'stop' (when I took its food away), 'good' (whenever I fed it), and 'hey' (when I went outside to smoke).
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And not just saving, but cautious, conservative saving: despite lingering low interest rates (a source of perennial German grumbles since the euro crisis began), Germans have socked away €2trn in low-yielding saving and current accounts, and €2.1trn in insurance and retirement funds.
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Emanuel, a jovial 60-year-old with a missing front tooth, grumbles that it takes him an hour-and-a-half to commute to Leblon, where he sells biscuits and iced tea along the beachfront, from Jacarepaguá, 2000km (22009 miles) to the west.
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If a goal is to lower fees, it might be tough given that CalPERS Direct will pay "market rates" to its investment professionals (which also could create grumbles among those dozens of PE staffers still on the CalPERS payroll at below-market rates).
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Sterling, which has been the key gauge of Brexit sentiment all along, jumped as much as a 25.8877% against the dollar, putting it on course for its best six-day gain in more than 25 years before the doubts and grumbles set it.
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"Politicians aren't blaming the car-rental companies for renting white vans, or telecoms firms for offering phone and internet services to bad guys, but they are blaming internet platforms for allowing them to do bad stuff," grumbles an executive at an American internet firm.
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There will be plenty of grumbles from Republicans -- many of whom are on the record praising Comey as a trustworthy guy and able public servant -- but short of evidence that tilts the scales in Comey's favor, it will be very hard to abandon Trump.
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Yes, we reflect on how we really do need human companionship despite our misanthropic grumbles on social media, and we decide that next year, we're going to exhibit less road rage, floss for more than two days in a row, and sleep with fewer losers.
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Rather, it grumbles about cyber-espionage, the theft of intellectual property, the stalling of negotiations on a bilateral investment treaty and a general perception that the trajectory of economic policy in China is no longer towards gradually increasing openness, but towards greater autarky and protectionism.
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Right after the boy grumbles, "This is taking forever!" the narrator hands us the wheel, and trusts we will know how to drive back in time: by following the arrows on the page, flipping the book upside down and turning the pages in reverse.
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JON CARAMANICA The bass hops around nervously in nearly constant eighth notes, with drums syncopated against it à la the Police; a guitar on the left offers a neat new-wave hook while another one on the right grumbles occasionally with dissonant, distorted squawks.
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Ben Grumbles, secretary of Maryland's Department of the Environment, said that at least two million tons of sediment that had been trapped behind the dam entered the bay within days; that's more than a year's worth of sediment from the Susquehanna River under normal conditions.
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It's not surprising that all of it spits and grumbles in the face of the polished heroics of Socialist Realism, which quickly found its way into the capitalist markets for aestheticized nostalgia that had little, if nothing, to do with the realities of Soviet life.
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"From a PR standpoint, it's a disaster," one grumbles, after early assurances in response to the teen's abduction that "Jews don't do something like this," which becomes a desperate hope given the fear of mass unrest, and concerns about media coverage that's tossing kindling on the fire.
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Obviously, both coaches are lightning rods in part because of their dominance, but it's hard to take Saban too seriously when he grumbles about aspects of the game becoming "commercialized," when top coaches are among the main beneficiaries of that dynamic -- especially at the collegiate level.
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The newcomers include Madison (a scene-stealing Zoey Deutch, most recently seen in Netflix's "The Politician"), who, Tallahassee grumbles, doesn't have enough brains to provide zombies with more than a snack; and Nevada (Rosario Dawson), who possesses the sort of self-sufficient grit that even turns Tallahassee's gnarled head.
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A prosperity preacher, Paula White, spoke at Mr Trump's inauguration, despite grumbles about her hard-sell techniques, with worshippers prodded to make such "demon-slaying, abundance-bringing" donations as $229, chosen to honour I Chronicles 22:9, with its talk of Solomon earning respite from "enemies on every side".
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Aerospace engineer Michael T. Miller doesn't regret buying his "most recent toy, " a 1995 Ferrari F355 Spider, though he does wish it didn't cost him so much to maintain: "A major service cost me $13,000 and you are supposed to do this every three to five years," he grumbles.
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So it was a novelty Tuesday when Trump and outgoing Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley appeared together in the Oval Office, cheerfully announcing an end-of-year exit that caught most of the West Wing and State Department unaware and led to grumbles about inopportune political timing.
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After he loses his blue-collar job in the salvage trade as a result of a partnership between the federal government and Stark Industries ("it's all rigged", grumbles one of his accomplices), Toomes builds himself an unwieldy flying apparatus, calls himself the Vulture and begins building weapons out of thieved technology.
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If you were much of an underground hip-hop fan around the turn of the century, you probably have fond memories of the Australian turntable crew the Avalanches' landmark debut album Since I Left You—and a decade and a half of grumbles about what's going on with the follow-up.
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With beefed-up infrastructure like a new gondola and lifts have come high ticket prices (around 180 Canadian dollars, or about $138, for a one-day ticket, or around 150 dollars if bought in advance online) and grumbles from locals that the mountain is increasingly catering to a globe-trotting elite.
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A closed-door conference meeting where they presented their short-term funding bill -- funds the government until February 16, delays three unpopular taxes from the Affordable Care Act, extends the Children's Health Insurance Program for six years -- to plenty of grumbles, but mostly acceptance that it was the only path forward.
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From bitter Merrick Garland ("Could've been me," he grumbles, watching Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's Senate hearing from a local dive bar) to bumbling Jared Kushner ("The senior advisor to the president quietly moved the task 'solve Middle East crisis' to his to-do list for next week …"), the site takes gleeful swipes at both sides of the aisle.
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This morning he extensively rehearsed his grumbles about the EU ("from its lack of democratic accountability to the institutional pressure to deregulate or privatise public services") and made it clear that he will not be sharing a platform with David Cameron (who may struggle to endorse what the Labour leader called the "socialist case" for staying put).
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Both far-right experts and festivalgoers say the strategy is bearing fruit, injecting fresh blood into extremist networks; there was an alarming number of young faces at the festival, many wearing the T-shirts of a far-right German MMA promotion, prompting grumbles from some of the grizzled scene veterans about the straight-edge values of their new comrades.
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Since the release of his breakthrough album, Devil Is Fine, he has been the subject of much attention in the metal world, ranging from fawning praise to damning grumbles about trends and "fake" metal (he'd previously self-released another demo under the Zeal & Ardor name, but took it out of circulation because, as he told me, he thought it was "kind of crap").
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North Korea's participation in the Olympics has already become the biggest story from an already ultra-politicized games, sparking grumbles in South Korea that the country is being forgotten in what should be its international moment, particularly after officials decided to merge the North and South Korean women's hockey teams and march under a unified flag in the Opening Ceremony.
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Michael McCaulMichael Thomas McCaulHong Kong activists visit Capitol Hill Texas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state Overnight Defense: GOP grumbles after Trump delays military projects for wall | House panel hints at subpoena for Afghanistan envoy | Kabul bombing raises doubts about Taliban talks MORE (Texas), the panel's ranking Republican, as well as in a missive with all committee Democrats in April.
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And the film seems unusually determined to turn him into a clumsy meathead, a dim-witted, easily angered, easily manipulated rube who grumbles, "Why does this book have so many words?" when asked to read, and turns into a sulky adolescent every time he's dealing with his father, who Ian McShane plays with a tough-love contempt that's just slightly short of treating his adopted demon son like a badly trained dog.
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Michael McCaulMichael Thomas McCaulHong Kong activists visit Capitol Hill Texas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state Overnight Defense: GOP grumbles after Trump delays military projects for wall | House panel hints at subpoena for Afghanistan envoy | Kabul bombing raises doubts about Taliban talks MORE, Chip RoyCharles (Chip) Eugene RoyTexas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state GOP lawmakers call for provisions barring DOD funds for border wall to be dropped Lawmakers mark anniversary of Martin Luther King 'I have a dream' speech MORE and John CarterJohn Rice CarterCornyn faces toughest race yet in changing Texas Texas Republicans sound alarm about rapidly evolving state Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE face tough reelection battles.
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Teenager Gauff digs deep to continue dream run at Wimbledon Djokovic survives hurricane Hurkacz to reach last 16 Chilled Halep catches fire to dispatch Azarenka at Wimbledon Pella pulls out all the stops to send Anderson packing Saturday's order of play at Wimbledon Pliskova uses 'amazing' serve to see off tricky Hsieh Wozniacki's Wimbledon ends in grumbles Raonic outserves Opelka in battle of the big men Wimbledon the poorer for Kyrgios exit INTERVIEW-Gauff's first coach backs American to become world's best Lucky-loser Davis stands tall to oust Kerber at Wimbledon Nadal survives Kyrgios test in Wimbledon thriller Kyrgios still wrestling with his tennis soul after Nadal defeat Tennis royalty hands down tips to Britain's Next-Gen royals Murray makes winning doubles return as Brits march on Isner's hopes extinguished on 4th of July as 10 Americans march on 'Superstar' Gauff tipped for top five in five years American teenager Cori Gauff battled back from a set down and saved two match points to defeat Polona Hercog 3-6 63-6(7) 7-5 and reach the fourth round.
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