" She replied that Trump had a "penchant for sexism.
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He said the horse had a penchant for running away.
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He had a penchant for simple storylines of good versus evil.
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Mr. Sherman had a penchant for correcting others' grammar, and Mrs.
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Kyle also had a penchant for dry one-liners, heavy on word play.
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He sadly also had a penchant for Nazi memorabilia and hard punk music.
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Atlanta has always had a penchant for hidden spots and word of mouth.
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He had a penchant for celeriac boiled in water and liverwurst with onions.
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She had a penchant for calling everyone "dah-ling" in her thick Hungarian accent.
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Mr. Trump has had a penchant for using tragedies to illustrate his campaign's message.
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It didn't help that the tour-company driver had a penchant for morbid tales.
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She had a penchant for defying what others expected her to say or think.
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Ms. Berman, he said, was a "liar" and had a penchant for the dramatic.
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Agathe tells us that she's always had a penchant for one-night stands with strangers.
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Daryl also had a penchant for wearing zombie ears around his neck in earlier seasons.
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Johnson also had a penchant for grand infrastructure projects, some of which became high-profile boondoggles.
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Cars, cars, cars The Old Man had a penchant for merchandise of his time, particularly cars.
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His inspiration was George Washington, a distiller of rye who also had a penchant for applejack.
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But Mr. Guzmán — who, according to witnesses, long had a penchant for snooping — wanted something more.
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Boutros says very few people knew the Academy Award winner had a penchant for engraving things.
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Jackson also had a penchant for executing people — soldiers, enemies, whatever — for little or no reason.
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It takes imagination to turn trash into treasure, and Wright has always had a penchant for design.
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The son of the former tennis professional Yannick Noah, he had a penchant for wearing throwback jerseys.
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At the California Institute of the Arts, where she studied acting, she had a penchant for streaking.
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Those who have known him for years said Mr. Cohen had a penchant for luxury, like Mr. Trump.
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He had a penchant for forcing out top executives and had business conflicts with his son and daughter.
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One of them was Karen Diebel, a Florida politician who had a penchant for making bizarre calls to 911.
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Colleagues called him a foul-weather friend, since he had a penchant for the dodgier end of the market.
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Mr. Adams has long had a penchant for adding layer upon layer of agitated musical strands to his scores.
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Varys empathizes, recalling his own time counseling Daenerys' father, The Mad King — who had a penchant for burning people alive.
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Queen Latifah joins the growing number of crime victims ... her car stolen by thieves who had a penchant for punch.
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In a new video on her website and app, Khloé reveals she has always had a penchant for predicting events.
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He was a power guy, but he had a penchant for high flying moves which defied his wrecking ball physique.
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As the first batch of documents released in 2015 revealed, someone at the compound had a penchant for conspiracy theories.
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My father died in 1990, and Mom married another Buick man named Ted, who had a penchant for Park Avenues.
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Although I knew that you had a penchant for spontaneous adventures, you were always more calculated and cautious with your career.
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As a young man, DiCaprio had a penchant for playing troubled teenage boys (This Boy's Life, The Basketball Diaries, Marvin's Room).
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In contrast to his mild manner, Mr. Carson had a penchant for broad-brush, divisive utterances about race, sex and religion.
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Ms. Beiny included the New York collector David Rockefeller, who had a penchant for 18th-century Chelsea porcelain, among her clients.
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Her father was a Protestant minister, her mother, who had a penchant for brand-name perfumes, worked for a biomedical corporation.
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But Rocco had a penchant for using bad language, the charity says, so staff member Marion Wischnewski volunteered to take him in.
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Nixon, too, had a penchant for sowing mayhem and a gourmand's appetite for revenge, especially in the wee hours of the morning.
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Clinton is like Richard Nixon, who had a penchant for self-destructive acts that he was either oblivious to or blamed others for.
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The photographer's husband also had a penchant for infidelity, and she, too, was in a marriage of two artists trying to advance their careers.
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It was painfully clear before Trump entered the White House that he had a penchant for attacking his friends and cozying up to America's adversaries.
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A native of France, he had a penchant for highbrow poetry and goose liver pate, which didn't help with the public's perception, unfairly or not.
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For a social network that's really just a skeleton brought to life by the media its users share, Facebook has always had a penchant for art.
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Quinlan has always had a penchant for shrinking herself, using her songs to show her flaws and, often, not allowing much praise to be worked in.
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His apartment high above the Thames was full of paintings of famous men—he had a penchant for popes—but they struggled to compete with George.
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Although we see some documentation, it sounds like Maxwell, who wrote what Brugger describes as a "fictionalized account" of his life, had a penchant for fabulism.
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I've always had a penchant for this type of behavior, but it didn't begin to interfere with my life until I got sober two decades ago.
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Although we see some documentation, it sounds like Maxwell, who wrote what Brugger describes as a "fictionalized account" of his life, had a penchant for fabulism.
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It's a bold move, but Scylla, which has a free open-source product along with paid versions, has always had a penchant for going after bigger players.
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Three arrested, including suspect's nephew The German jihadis, like some of their compatriots, had a penchant for bureaucratic subdivision, with leading proselytizers responsible for recruiting in particular regions.
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While some may say it's hypocritical to reap millions from Facebook and then call for users to jump sip, Acton has always had a penchant for supporting privacy.
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To test whether Cratena nudibranchs had a penchant for hydroids that had freshly eaten, the authors did lab experiments on 25 slugs, presenting each with four mesh bags.
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HONEY BOY Shia LaBeouf, who in 2015 sat through a marathon of his movies at the Angelika Film Center in Manhattan, has always had a penchant for self-dramatization.
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A man who had his sons call him "Maestro" rather than "Papa," D'Annunzio, who had a penchant for cocaine and lobsters, claimed to have had many thousands of lovers.
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HONEY BOY Shia LaBeouf, who in 22017 sat through a marathon of his movies at the Angelika Film Center in Manhattan, has always had a penchant for self-dramatization.
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HONEY BOY Shia LaBeouf, who in 22017 sat through a marathon of his movies at the Angelika Film Center in Manhattan, has always had a penchant for self-dramatization.
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Extravagant both verbally and visually, Wolfe had a penchant for spotting trends and then giving them names, some of which — like "Radical Chic" and "the Me Decade" — became American idioms.
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Many of Trading Spaces' original designers – Hildi Santo-Tomas, Vern Yip, Genevieve Gorder, Doug Wilson, Frank Bielec and Laurie Hickson-Smith – had a penchant for out of the box design.
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It's still unclear exactly why Penton and his roommate were arguing, but what is clear from the 21-year-old's Twitter account is that he had a penchant for weapons.
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Opponents have accused him of playing dirty, and as a rookie in the 221-21 season, he had a penchant for getting players to retaliate against him and draw ejections.
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Could it be that they're concerned about their Dragon Queen going off the deep end like her daddy, the "Mad King" Aerys Targaryen, who also had a penchant for burning people?
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Since they first came together back in 217, French metal giants Gojira have always had a penchant for the otherworldly—whether they're exploring the ocean deep or reaching for the stars.
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There was Ernest, who had a penchant for pastel Marks & Spencer cardigans and matching plimsoll shoes, and who was "as rampant and incorrigible a pedophile as you could ever imagine," Friston says.
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Mr. Dillon, who grew up in Astoria, had a penchant for picking fights, which were settled on the blacktop of the park near the middle school, several people who know him said.
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Perhaps the most bizarre story he tells is of the customer — "a well-dressed, well-turned-out lady" — who had a penchant for urinating in the wastebaskets of the salon's changing rooms.
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Though Himes had a penchant for mistreating himself and others, he was also brilliant and courageous in his depiction of the absurdity of black American life and the violence of white supremacy.
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According to the Globe, McArthur had a penchant for rough sexual encounters, and several media reports say police found a young man tied to his bed when they arrested him earlier this month.
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Cesar Altieri Sayoc, the man who allegedly mailed a dozen bombs to George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and other political figures, may have also had a penchant for threatening his ideological enemies on Twitter.
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They also had a penchant for classy—suits for the guys; tasteful dresses and rompers for the ladies—on-stage outfits that established their glittery sound and charming personalities as a symbiotic entity.
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The singer has had a penchant for canceling shows on short notice; in late 2017, the music site Consequence of Sound counted more than 120 that he had scrapped or postponed since 2012.
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As a Duchess, she has had a penchant for hugging fans (which Harry has done too) and is known to wear black clothes and dark manicures, all of which are against royal protocol.
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In March 2018, Professor Ronell pointedly complained that Mr. Reitman had a penchant for "comparing me to the most egregious examples of predatory behaviors ascribable to Hollywood moguls who habitually go after starlets."
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Just like Zuck, Bat Boy had a penchant for terrorizing rural populations with hoaxes and iffy secondhand information, but at least Bat Boy didn't sit at the helm of a global network of influence.
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The fly in the ointment was Michael Flynn as national security adviser — Flynn, a retired lieutenant general, had a penchant for anti-Muslim rhetoric and conspiracy theories — but he didn't even last a month.
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In the days before Uber, Travis Kalanick wasn't much different than other San Francisco Bay Area entrepreneurs, except that he was fresh off a $20 million exit and had a penchant for Pulp Fiction.
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To make matters worse, any impeachment proceeding would highlight the dubious business deals of Hunter Biden, reportedly had a penchant for making huge profits in countries where his father was conducting official government business.
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Baillie Gifford's Charles Plowden on 103 years of investing Baillie Gifford is a 110-year-old asset management firm based out of Edinburgh, Scotland, and has long had a penchant for pre-IPO tech companies.
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Neumann had a "penchant for bringing marijuana on chartered flights and smoking it throughout the flight while in the enclosed cabin" and Bardhi "could not expose her unborn child" to this, according to the complaint.
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Pham, whose background is actually in business but who always had a penchant for tech and gadgets, originally set out to scratch his own itch and arrived upon the idea for his company as a result.
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" White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters pushed back against Shaub's comments, telling the newspaper he had a "penchant for raising concerns on matters well outside his scope with the media before ever raising them with the White House.
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Obama had a penchant for lecturing the Saudis on human rights — even going so far as to delay an $110 billion arms sale that went through yesterday, out of concern for how those weapons might be used.
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We're told the former employee said R. Kelly's crew knew full well Kelly had a penchant for having sex with underage girls, but rather than blow the whistle on him, they actually helped the singer procure young girls.
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In a similar episode in 2013 in Argentina, where the then-president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, had a penchant for prosecuting number-crunchers keen to report accurate inflation figures, the IMF threatened expulsion if statistics did not improve.
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Conspiracy number one: Larry was a PR stunt and was adopted to fix Cameron's image problem, specifically the perception that he was a stuffy upper-class nit who probably had a penchant for hitting animals and street urchins with a stick.
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His lack of development as an artist was suggested by his mannered performance of Beethoven's late Sonata No. 30 in E. Like his mentor, Mr. Lando had a penchant for pulling phrases out of shape with expressive tugs and twists.
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Xiaomi has always had a penchant for revealing its annual sales figures, thanks to some spectacular growth in its early days, but this year it declined to give full numbers for 2016, marking its first non-reveal in its history.
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But interviews with the suspect's former acquaintances, witnesses and others, and details from his now-deleted Facebook account portray him as a troubled young man who harbored resentment toward women, had a penchant for computer programming and appeared determined to die.
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Modest Beginnings Maxwell fell in love with fashion and women at a young age — he often helped his grandmother at Riff's, the Longview, Texas women's clothing store where she worked as a boy— and had a penchant for cutting up Goodwill dresses.
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This, combined with the fact that Armstrong-Jones had a penchant for sleeping around — he has not one, but two affairs while courting Margaret in season 23, with actress Jacqui Chan, and married couple Jeremy and Camilly Fry — did not bode success.
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About five months before the notorious knife incident took place, the Facebook page "Canuck and I" uploaded a profile picture of Canuck wielding a another knife in his beak, showing the bird had a penchant for blades long before his antics went viral.
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The gang poured their huge profits into expensive cars (Penchukov had a penchant for high-end BMWs and Porsches, while Klepikov preferred Subaru WRX sports sedans), and the chat logs were filled with discussions of fancy vacations across Turkey, Crimea, and the United Arab Emirates.
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But before even showing up Thursday, Schlossberg -- who apparently had a penchant for giving people an earful in public, according to numerous videos that have surfaced purportedly showing him yelling elsewhere – was filmed hiding behind an umbrella after reporters confronted him outside his apartment.
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Even Mr Scalia, an outspoken originalist, said he was "not a nut" and would not rule that the 8th Amendment permits torture if he discovered strong evidence that the framers had a penchant for stretching people on the rack or pulling out their fingernails.
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Jen's former employers had a penchant for nightly bar visits and held "initiation rituals" in which new hires would shotgun beers; abstaining employees thus missed opportunities to hobnob with the bosses, and most grew sufficiently disgruntled with the booze-addled opportunity gap to quit.
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Edward Champlin, a historian of Rome at Princeton University, says that Caligula pursued "a love of pranks that a 4-year-old might disdain" and had a penchant for "blurting out whatever is on his mind" — such as suggesting that Incitatus could become consul.
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Give us drama, give us characters, give us the live 40th anniversary episode of any self-respecting soap opera in a song: this band, who have had a penchant for creating a vivid scene since they were describing scraps in the back of taxis, can deliver it.
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When faced with pressure, President George W. Bush famously referred to himself as "the decider" — a phrase thought of as the "You're not the boss of me!" of presidential declarations — and had a penchant for using "fabulous," a decidedly non-Texan adjective, to voice his approval.
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On the last day of the 1996 Democratic Convention in Chicago, Mr. Morris resigned as chief campaign strategist for President Clinton's re-election bid because The Star, the sister publication of The National Enquirer, revealed Mr. Morris's affair with a prostitute who claimed he had a penchant for sucking her toes.
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As much as he had a penchant for cheap jokes (corpses juxtaposed with ironic signs) and maudlin titles ("I Cried When I Took This Picture"), he also captured the full range of human expression, documenting the seamy side of a world-class city, sticking around after a tragedy to photograph the onlookers.
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Though he has described himself as "agonizingly shy," Hayes said that he also had a penchant for performing—apparent in the pleasure on Sacks' face as he reads passages for the camera, or tells a mischievous tale that I won't spoil, but will hint that it involves orange jello and Sacks' genitalia.
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While the police did not disclose a motive for the rampage, interviews with former acquaintances of Mr. Minassian, witnesses and others, and his now-deleted Facebook account, portray a troubled young man who harbored resentments toward women, had a penchant for computer programming, served briefly in the military last year, and appeared determined to die.
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But the statement was focused on rejecting the idea that his followers had a "penchant for violence" — "Our campaign has held giant rallies all across this country, including in high-crime areas, and there have been zero reports of violence," he wrote — and legitimizing the complaints of his supporters about the fairness of the Nevada convention.
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