The smartphone industry has a habit of taking CES off.
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Trump has a habit of commenting on powerful women's appearances.
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"Math has a habit of not going away," Hubbard said.
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Unfortunately, Dillashaw has a habit of getting his kicks caught.
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She has a habit of delivering her punchlines almost under
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History inside the Beltway has a habit of repeating itself.
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He has a habit of knowing who is calling him.
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Kipchoge has a habit of smiling whenever pain sets it.
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But downhill skiing has a habit of producing the unexpected.
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She has a habit of showing up wherever the drama occurs.
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"But he has a habit of making appalling statements," she added.
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Of course, Grace has a habit of doing supercuts like these.
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The president has a habit of saying whatever's on his mind.
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Cuba has a habit of being incredibly intense at hockey games.
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Someone has a habit of being on his phone too much.
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Azealia Banks has a habit of making headlines for offending people.
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Jenner has a habit of gifting Stormi with mini luxury cars.
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Affleck has a habit of putting himself in the cross hairs.
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He also has a habit of insulting prominent people of color.
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Because Trump has a habit of saying the quiet part out loud.
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MSI has a habit of making very good and very beefy laptops.
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Scientific inquiry often has a habit of suggesting more questions than answers.
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But Illinois has a habit of chewing up and spitting out governors.
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"Trusii has a habit of not paying people, including me," said Kuo.
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She comes from wealth and has a habit of spending too much money.
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Russian state TV has a habit of airing fake clips of real war.
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My grandmother has a habit of picking out cute little things for me.
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President Trump has a habit of blocking people he doesn't like on Twitter.
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Cleve has a habit of trying out his new music on taxi drivers.
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Comey has conceded that his "ego" has a habit of leading him astray.
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Sasha Banks has a habit of nearly braining herself on her suicide dives.
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PHILADELPHIA — Joseph R. Biden Jr. has a habit of bringing people to tears.
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She has a habit of wearing sunglasses, much like a competitive poker player.
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Now he has a habit of 40 to 80 push-ups a day.
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Trump has a habit of keeping company and confidence with the racially offensive.
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Tesla has a habit of giving customers imperfect new features that can be misused.
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Sophisticated, if not especially likeable, Olivia has a habit of burning through inappropriate men.
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What is clear is that Mr Trump has a habit of overpromising on infrastructure.
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What is clear is that the president has a habit of overpromising on infrastructure.
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When it comes to tin, supply has a habit of performing better than forecast.
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Shkreli has a habit of spending big for the music of his favorite performers.
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Trump has a habit of doling out pardons as rewards to his political supporters.
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The Trump administration has a habit of ignoring research that contracts its policy positions.
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Often, though, the discussion has a habit of falling to the lowest common denominator.
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The missile has a habit of malfunctioning during those initial seconds in the air.
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President Donald Trump has a habit of referring to countries not by their names.
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Trump has a habit of taking to Twitter to make statements or call out companies.
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Trump also has a habit of cherry-picking or exaggerating economic data for political gain.
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When she does take big decisions, Mrs Merkel has a habit of ducking the consequences.
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What's relevant is that the president has a habit of lying to everyone about everything.
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Trump has a habit of telling the base exactly what it does want to hear.
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POPE FRANCIS has a habit of causing shock-waves with seemingly off-the-cuff remarks.
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The president has a habit of making comments in the moment, without consulting his advisers.
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While Trump has a habit of praising dictators, his effusions for Kim are unusually florid.
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Elaina Plott and Peter Nicholas: Trump has a habit of contradicting himself after a tragedy.
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She has a habit of making history, but in person she is soft-spoken and composed.
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Ryan Reynolds has a habit of trolling his old X-Men Origins: Wolverine pals Hugh Jackman.
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To add to the confusion, she has a habit of creating expectations that she leaves unfulfilled.
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She has a habit of taking a few beats to thoughtfully consider her responses before answering.
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She has a habit of saying things that when taken out of context sound really bad.
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Amazon has a habit of collecting state subsidies and funneling public funds for its own benefit.
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Blizzard has a habit of announcing Hearthstone expansions at BlizzCon, which will be going on Nov.
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She has a habit of calling out nonsensical marketing revolving around Scandinavian lifestyle on social media.
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"Maurice has a habit of ignoring the facts," he added when asked about Mr. Levy's comments.
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Donald Trump has a habit of making claims that don't quite hold up when checked out.
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Nick, who has a habit of fidgeting with his wedding ring, answers no (more or less).
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How McGregor can win the crowd overSports has a habit of making bad news go away.
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Richardson has a habit of putting his heroines in harrowing binds, and "Clarissa" is no exception.
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You are aware the United States has a habit of overthrowing governments in Latin America. Yes.
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Beijing has a habit of waiting for attention to die down before meting out its punishments.
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Cline has a habit of reaching for glamorous phrases, even if the glamour blinds the meaning.
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Broner has a habit of blowing off court cases ... so, no one really knows where he'll be.
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They also note that Game of Thrones has a habit of casting unknown or first-time actors.
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Krystal's taken to calling Arie "baby," and she has a habit of stealing time from other women.
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But back to the color, Apple has a habit of switching up colors every now and then.
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If it feels like Tax Day has a habit of moving around on your calendar, you're right.
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Camille's mother, Adora, for example, has a habit of pulling out her eyelashes in times of stress.
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Dontnod Entertainment, the development studio behind the newly released Vampyr, has a habit of creating messy games.
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He has a habit of waxing nostalgic about his own achievements rather than focusing on the present.
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Dan Harmon has a habit of landing himself in controversies, and he's notoriously open about his flaws.
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Tragedy has a habit of compelling its survivors toward a kind of obliterating inertia or relentless activism.
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Society has a habit of ignoring queer women—something the cult Instagram account Herstory aims to correct.
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As we all know by now, the president has a habit of rambling and improvising during interviews.
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And she has a habit of biographical embellishment that, while trivial next to Trump's, is still disconcerting.
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Ms. Hall, 35, an actress of nuance and ferocity, has a habit of taking on these roles.
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The President has a habit of ignoring the political and diplomatic sensitivities of his hosts during trips abroad.
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He immediately makes it clear has no problem conceding he has a habit of cozying up with strangers.
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Like most guru-like figures, Susun has a habit of speaking in free-associative parables punctuated with paradoxes.
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But he has a habit of undermining those messages even when he gets it right the first time.
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Representative Steve King, a Republican from Iowa, has a habit of praising white supremacists (and possibly neo-Nazis).
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That could also be self-preservation, as Trump has a habit of contradicting unequivocal statements from his spokespeople.
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The maker of KitKats and Nespresso has a habit of missing targets and sacrificing profit to boost revenue.
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Charlize Theron, star of "Atomic Blonde," has a habit of playing dauntless women who face down great challenges.
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The Catholic Church, he wrote, "frowns on" such adaptation and has a habit of emphasizing aid over transcendence.
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She seems relaxed but has a habit of picking at the skin on her fingers when she's nervous.
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Democrats point out that Corker has a habit of loudly opposing measures that he ends up voting for.
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ET, but we should warn that the company's founder and CEO Elon Musk has a habit of running late.
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The Release Of Kat's Sex Tape Euphoria has a habit of turning women's sexual manipulation into stabs at empowerment.
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Still, Washington has a habit of writing off presidencies early on if administrations fail to get a fast start.
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SHAPIRO: Well, the president has a habit of saying to people well, you can&apost quit, you&aposre fired.
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The HTC 10 has a habit of overexposing images and fading colors in even easy situations like this one.
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It appears Mama Lopez has a habit of stealing the spotlight from her daughter, often at Lopez's Vegas shows.
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Swift has a habit of being off-tone, but at the BBMAs this year, she hit the mark. Mostly.
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The tech giant has a habit of leaking its own product releases early and this time is no different.
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Mr Joyce has a habit of highlighting his rural roots by wearing cowboy hats and giving whip-cracking displays.
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Because Cook has a habit of always misspeaking and dropping massive clues about future products during public appearances, right?
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Musk simply has a habit of teasing news on Twitter before said news is completely ready to be announced.
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Intuitive Surgical has a habit of blowing away the numbers, and I bet this time will be no different.
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Acer has a habit of going thin and light, and really pushing other PC makers to create similar designs.
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But the water is full of gross objects and the clown has a habit of rearing out of it.
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Indeed, he has a habit of changing his proposals, sometimes outright lying about what he's said in the past.
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However, Cosmopolitan reported that Kelley has a habit of liking tweets that are not always very flattering about Peter.
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A much younger co-worker, also male, has a habit of hugging me every day when he comes in.
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The chemistry between singer and producer here is uncommonly strong, but Mr. Hannibal has a habit of such alliances.
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But North Korea has a habit of not letting itself be ignored when it comes to its southern rival.
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He has a habit of passing out on the couch and joining me in bed sometime between 1 a.m.
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But the internet has a habit of abusing things, and Facebook clearly hasn't figured out a way to prevent it.
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Mrs Merkel has a habit of using compound adjectives (noun-adjective words) when more committal, less wooly alternatives would do.
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If reports are to be believed, Cambridge Analytica has a habit of pushing ethical and legal boundaries to gather data.
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Like Richard Nixon or The Who, Moore has a habit of using retirement as a launching pad for his comebacks.
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Xiaomi has a habit of entering new categories with products of reasonable quality priced low enough to disrupt the incumbents.
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When backed into a corner, President Trump has a habit of bringing up alleged conversations or interactions to gain leverage.
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I have noticed that Junior here has a habit of posting nonsense about me whenever the Mueller investigation heats up.
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The President has a habit of picking up ideas from the Fox News vortex and turning them into political fodder.
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The channel has a habit of reducing more serious "dramas" to entertainment, then throwing them away when they grow stale.
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Yes, a law would be hard to get; legislation under this Congress has a habit of dying on the launchpad.
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Trump has a habit of publicly insulting his own party members, including his most recent nemesis, Sessions, and Republican Sen.
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Crossed wires Trump has a habit of making policy on Twitter, but his pronouncements on Sunday did not come from nowhere.
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"Scarlett has a habit of falling for a guy and moving really fast," a source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Culture has a habit of reaching these points where it feels like we need to rip it up and start again.
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Since the July 4, 1997, landing of the Mars Pathfinder rover, NASA has a habit of scheduling major events on holidays.
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Randall Munroe, the author of the webcomic XKCD, has a habit of making wonderfully lucid infographics on otherwise difficult scientific topics.
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But Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to take over from Prime Minister Theresa May, has a habit of straying from the script.
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She has a habit of adding "you know" to the end of her sentences, with a slight tilt of her head.
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"This is a government that has a habit of changing rules after the match has started," says a prominent economic columnist.
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Chris Pratt has a habit of making the sweetest proclamations about his love for wife Anna Faris and their son Jack.
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He added that the Trump administration has a "habit" of nominating people whose backgrounds don't fit the mission of the work.
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But this friend also has a habit of saying derogatory things about gay people, often under cover of her religious beliefs.
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But Schumann also has a habit of sharing opinions about female bartenders that would've been dusty and outdated several decades ago.
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Traywick has a habit of spouting off goals that seem completely impossible—including to some of the biohackers behind the company's science.
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But certainly talk of trade tensions has a habit of forcing investors to sell and uncertainty certainly no friend to the markets.
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Jeff Flake has a habit of making big threats to block Republican plans, only to vote with the majority in the end.
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The pugnacious Mr Fico, who has been in power for nine of the past eleven years, has a habit of insulting journalists.
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Europe tends to ignore Macedonia until it lands at the centre of an international crisis, as it has a habit of doing.
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He's not fully media trained, and has a habit of distracting the cameras away from his owner and onto his own antics.
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But you might have noticed, he has a habit of saying the same two words right after he makes his biggest promises.
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Carney's camera has a habit of locking onto Conor and Raphina's features, more lustful for their youth than the young actors themselves.
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" When we came to a furniture stand, Mahdavi, who has a habit of switching to French at emotional moments, stopped short. "O.
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Charles also has a habit of writing testy notes to ministers to question certain policies and press them to adopt different plans.
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Rose (Arlee Chadwick) still has a habit of lapsing into convoluted stories about St. Olaf, her hometown, a Norwegian settlement in Minnesota.
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"However, North Korea has a habit of showing off new concepts in parades before they ever test or launch them," Hanham said.
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But you might have noticed, he has a habit of saying the same two words right after he makes the biggest promises.
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Reynolds Woodcock, a couturier plying his trade in London in the 1950s, has a habit of sewing secret messages into his garments.
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Diaz, 34, a ferocious fighter whose salty language and frequent criticism of the U.F.C. spurs his popularity, has a habit of creating controversy.
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But Lauren, whose dad drowned on a beach vacation for her 18th birthday, has a habit of gaining weight before major life milestones.
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The MCU has a habit of mix-and-matching its more popular characters into different films, just like the comics that inspired them.
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And Facebook has a habit of announcing sweeping reform after public criticism, and then providing little detail or means to evaluate the changes.
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Razer has a habit of making fantastic peripherals for PCs, and the attention to detail here makes me think the trend is continuing.
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Your phone also has a habit of tracking places you've been and subjects you've searched, so you'll want to deactivate that, if possible.
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Be it his inauguration crowd, his hands, or a certain other part of his anatomy, the president has a habit of talking big.
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At times Ferguson sounds like the parody pundit Carl Diggler, who has a habit of linking every public event with his failed marriage.
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Tesla has a habit of including Easter Eggs (aka hidden software features) in its software updates, and the latest update includes two doozies.
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But Trump has a habit of ignoring or surprising his own advisers, so their assurances should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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As the rapid appearance of this bloom demonstrates, life has a habit of prevailing even in the face of nature's most ferocious conflagrations.
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Nixon's camp is reportedly concerned about the temperature of the room, because Cuomo has a habit of making public appearances in cooler conditions.
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Anyway, it isn't altogether guaranteed that Edgar, who has a habit of collapsing into comas, will survive long enough to see that day.
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"The president has a habit of expressing what he is feeling, and he expresses himself often," said Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee.
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Fans adore this guy for the simple reason that he gets the job done and has a habit of making a spectacle of it.
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And one of the longstanding critiques of Johnson, the former mayor of London, is that he has a habit of making politically expedient promises.
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For FCA the main stumbling-block was the French government, which has a habit of being a tricky counterparty in deals involving national champions.
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But more so than that, I'm reminded that things change as you get older and, above all else, life has a habit of improving.
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The country has a habit of under-promising and over-delivering on environmental targets (China's emissions may already have peaked thanks to slowing growth).
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The camera has a habit of catching the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building on 125th Street, with its striding statue of Powell.
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Some critics say Biden has a habit of touching women without asking permission, such as rubbing their shoulders or putting an arm around them.
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Being a psychologist, she has a habit of psychoanalyzing me; being my partner, she offers feedback on how I could be a better boyfriend.
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Still, Shlesinger has a habit of changing course just when you least expect it, and she backs up her observations with some killer impressions.
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He also has a habit of out-of-the-box thinking: Earlier this month, he confirmed he had thought about acquiring Greenland from Denmark.
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Swordspoint takes place in a society in which the nobility has a habit of settling disputes by hiring professional swordsmen to fight proxy duels.
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"Did I mention that the President-elect has a habit of sending random and sometimes bizarre tweets in the early morning hours?" the letter said.
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He has a habit of knocking on her door when it's time to go out onstage, and she now walks out without even acknowledging him.
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She is shy and darkly funny and has a habit of sitting with one leg pulled to her chest as if to fold herself away.
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" Thomas wrote separately to argue that the Court has a "habit of applying different rules to different constitutional rights — especially the putative right to abortion.
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Bill Gates has a habit of reading for at least one hour each night, so he makes his way through a good number of books.
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Yun has a habit of petting it during demos, and when she shows Kiki to me, the robot's eyes turn into happy little half-moons.
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"I have noticed that Junior here has a habit of posting nonsense about me whenever the Mueller investigation heats up," Ocasio-Cortez said on Twitter.
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In many ways still a child, Adar has a habit of sleeping with the adults, who seem oblivious to the need for boundaries or discretion.
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The dish is also missing a few degrees of heat; like some of the other noodles, ceci e pepe has a habit of arriving lukewarm.
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How will people doing business with Venezuela know whether or not to trust that formula if the government has a habit of disregarding the law?
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A note of skepticism is in order for the simple reason that, as Julie slowly discovers, he has a habit of lying about nearly everything.
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Trump has a habit of drumming up controversy to stay in the spotlight — after all, it's part of what rocketed him to his primary win.
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But Trump has a habit of toggling between the role of distant first daughter and shrewd policy adviser, depending on when it's convenient for her.
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She builds a nice rapport with two women colleagues while commiserating over a male colleague who has a habit of talking over them in meetings.
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Donald Trump has a habit of retweeting and thereby validating unsubstantiated posts from some of the most extreme and unreliable propaganda websites on the net.
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Mr. Reilly has a habit of leaning into stereotypes about felons, almost as a political protest, and I sometimes wonder if it is self-defeating.
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Lena Dunham has a habit of stirring up controversy, and that extends all the way to Girls, the show that Dunham created and stars in.
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Ivanka Trump has a habit of toggling between the role of distant first daughter and shrewd policy adviser, depending on when it's convenient for her.
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Warm and friendly, Mr. Hartman, 50, has a habit of talking adoringly about his nurse-practitioner wife and track-star daughters in a winning Texas twang.
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But at tonight's Republican debate he went for an old-fashioned decency hit, pointing out that Trump has a habit of insulting, well, everyone (including him).
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While there's never a good time for a cat to pee on my bed, Paula has a habit of doing it at the absolute worst moments.
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Son's group has a habit of buying highly valued startups on its own balance sheet and transferring them to the Vision Fund at a higher value.
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One is that Trump has a habit of jumping to conclusions before he has all the information he would need to make the most educated decision.
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Outside of his music, he rarely shares the details of personal life and has a habit of wiping his Instagram clean of any glimpses we catch.
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The reality, however, is that the EC has a habit of protecting competitors from competition, rather than protecting consumers, who are the focus of U.S. law.
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America has a habit of romanticizing the playboy as much as the cowboy, but there is often something untoward about the playboy, unseemly, predatory and broken.
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The neighborhood has a habit of birthing great black women: The actress Phylicia Rashad and her sister, the director and choreographer Debbie Allen, grew up there.
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All photography by Shauna Keane This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Britain has a habit of holding onto things, merely because they never went away.
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The State Department has a habit of underestimating controversies before they explode, and that tendency is flaring up again in the furor over an edited video.
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If he has found himself alone, those who know him say, it is largely because he has a habit of pushing those close to him away.
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As Lemonis soon learned, Jeff has a habit of taking on too many tasks that he can't actually get to, which consequently impedes the company's productivity.
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Canonized history has a habit of saying more with what it doesn't show than with what it does, selectively exaggerating achievements as well as concealing crimes.
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This is related to his conspiracy theories, but Trump has a habit of believing and retweeting bad information that sounds good to him at the time.
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Paul likes to make noise in the Senate and has a habit of being a thorn in his fellow Kentuckian Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's side.
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ET. The famously ratings-obsessed former reality TV star has a habit of exaggerating his performance, and this time he plugged Fox News in the process.
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This has a habit of activating itself with regular finger taps, however, which was endlessly annoying until a commenter below pointed out how to turn it off.
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It has a habit of infiltrating Saudi hospitals via patients visiting for regular dialysis or cardiac appointments, causing outbreaks that have killed patients and health workers alike.
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The great thing about the Golden Globes is the awards show has a habit of showing a little extra love to fantastic series viewers may have missed.
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Departure from White House stance Trump also has a habit of seeing political events through a prism of his own image and how they affect his reputation.
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Conroy has a habit of spotting trademark filings: he found the AirPods trademark, an AirPods case, and Warner Brothers' filing of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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" The next day, however, Martin Sorrell, chief of WPP, which owns J.Walter Thompson, said "there is a problem" and "Maurice has a habit of ignoring the facts.
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Juncker's Dutch deputy defended the outburst as the mark of a "passionate" politician: "Jean-Claude has a habit of letting his heart speak," Frans Timmermans told reporters.
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"I have noticed that Junior here has a habit of posting nonsense about me whenever the Mueller investigation heats up," the Democratic Socialist from New York tweeted.
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"He has a habit of laying out guardrails for the government and he did this during the nuclear negotiations in 2014 and 2015, as well," he said.
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It's because most every dick has a habit of poking out of things, especially if you're like me and you prefer your boxers to be relatively snug.
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It's also a big thing for The Colonel who has a habit of attending basketball games and then getting kicked out of them for being too rowdy.
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CNN reporter Daniel Dale pointed out that the president has a habit of inventing tears — Trump does have a whole spiel about big, strong men crying around him.
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It's a tale of love and ego not unlike 2016's La La Land, and it has a habit of propping up the biggest star at the time.
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Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling has a habit of declaring extra tidbits about her characters that can't be explicitly found anywhere in her novels, like Dumbledore being gay.
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I'm building a career on my own terms where no two days look the same, and it's not just because the scenery outside has a habit of changing.
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But let's not forget that in addition to the other allegations against him, Assange supposedly has a habit of ignoring cutlery in favor of eating with his hands.
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But when he doesn't want to answer a question, he has a habit of sliding the conversation in another direction, in the slick manner of a seasoned politician.
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Not only that, but single payer (Canada for example), has a habit of rationing care to save on costs which leads to long waiting times for elective procedures.
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For as tight a ship as Apple runs, that ship has a habit of springing more than a few leaks, especially when it comes to new product categories.
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Pettersen said he also has a habit of taking "gimmes"—a putt so close to the hole, you don't have to actually hit it—that aren't really gimmes.
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Society has a habit of turning up its nose at things that are marketed to and enjoyed by women, which, yeah, is kind of an unfair double standard.
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The president dismissed Axios' reporting as "ridiculous" — though he has a habit of dismissing any negative or investigative coverage of his government, even if true, as anti-American.
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President Alexander Lukashenko, once the manager of a Soviet collective farm, just celebrated a quarter-century in power and has a habit of putting his opponents in jail.
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With his reality-show approach to the presidency, Mr. Trump has a habit of weighing in on the day's most-covered news stories with his own running commentary.
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If there's one villain in Free Meek, aside from the justice system itself, it's Brinkley, whom the investigators claim has a habit of bringing lawsuits against seemingly anyone.
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Critics, who often complain that Sopko has a habit of setting up straw men to knock down, say that's especially true in the case of the task force.
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Supporters at the Bill Clinton organizing event on Sunday defended the former president, who has a habit of veering off-message on the trail, saying he simply misspoke.
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Fiona has a habit of being attracted to the bad boy type, and when she does have a healthy thing going with a fairly nice guy, she self-sabotages.
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APT10 has a habit of targeting Managed Service Providers (MSPs)—companies that remotely provide tech products to clients—and then using that privileged access to infiltrate their ultimate targets.
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Microsoft has a habit of opening its stores very close to Apple stores, but Capossela puts this curious coincidence down to Microsoft and Apple always aiming for premium locations.
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"Shake it Off," the lead single of that album, was announced three years ago today, and Swift has a habit of celebrating minor anniversaries and milestones in showy ways.
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"Whatever you bring to this office, this office has a habit of magnifying and pointing out, and hopefully you correct for it," Obama said at a press conference Monday.
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And he has a habit of developing a crush on political allies and aides, and then souring on them when they fail to match his exacting standards of loyalty.
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Gaudreau left after a year, good enough to play at Boston College immediately, though his father admits Johnny has a habit of pushing the pace in his career, too.
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Trump has a habit of not believing the women who accuse powerful men of sexual assault, a position that probably comes naturally to him because he was accused himself.
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He carries a set of joke-shop fake teeth in his shirt pocket, and has a habit of disrupting the routines of everyday life with absurd and outrageous improvisations.
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But it also has a habit of tossing some of this information away just as quickly between episodes, simultaneously signaling that most of everything we're being told is disposable.
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But you might have noticed, he has a habit of saying the same two words right after he makes his biggest promises," he said, referring to the words "believe me.
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But, as anyone who has ever made a sand castle knows, soil isn't terribly strong and has a habit of forming a shallow pile rather than more structurally-beneficial shapes.
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The billionaire business mogul has a habit of generously tipping his groundskeepers "when the mood struck him, sometimes peeling $100 bills from a wad in his pocket " recounts the butler.
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The defenestration of Reince Priebus, Sean Spicer and the short-lived Anthony Scaramucci shows that he also has a habit of rewarding even his most loyal defenders with public humiliation.
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And it suggests a new turn for Obama, who has a habit of opting for post-partisan positioning when the partisan trench warfare is more what the moment calls for.
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The evil presence in My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite takes the form of an incredibly beautiful young woman – who has a habit of murdering all her boyfriends.
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OSI, which has somehow anointed itself as the body that will "decide" whether a license is open source, has a habit of myopically debating what's open source and what's not.
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Collectively, this all proves too much ground to cover in 134 minutes, particularly since Crimes of Grindelwald has a habit of wandering off into corners and getting lost in alleyways.
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"California is a state that likes to upset expectations and has a habit of being a wild card politically," said Representative Adam B. Schiff, who is supporting Mrs. Clinton. Mrs.
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The billionaire investor also has a habit of making controversial comments about politicians who want him to pay more of that money in taxes — and about other people as well.
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Asked on ABC's "This Week" if Trump has a habit of offering hush money to outgoing White House staffers, Conway argued that confidentiality agreements are standard in the current administration.
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Like the Capitol dome, which has a habit of popping up when you turn a corner, government is frequently in the foreground, but coexists with a larger, more diverse landscape.
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And Mr. Spector, 36, an exhilarating actor in his own right ("Russian Transport," the coming Spike series "The Mist"), has a habit of supporting her, onstage and off it, too.
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But men are never questioned over their behavior — even Trump himself has a habit of engaging in openly hostile body language such as crossing his arms without his opponents dragging him.
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Three former senior employees said Musk has a habit of pushing out employees who disagree with him, and that policy has left him critically isolated during a crucial period for Tesla.
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But you might have noticed, he has a habit of saying the same two words right after he makes his biggest promises," he said, then repeated the Trump catchprase "believe me.
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"Whatever you bring to this office, this office has a habit of magnifying and pointing out, and hopefully you correct for it," Obama said at a press conference on November 16.
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But Leica has a habit of slapping its name on other companies' cameras more or less just to make them look better than they are, and that's probably what's happening here.
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Elon Musk might be the world's most extremely online billionaireThe Tesla CEO, worth an estimated $26 billion, has a habit of getting into fights and long-running feuds over the internet.
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I love him, but he has a habit of touching his face during meals, then bringing his fingers to his mouth (to lick crumbs from them or put more food in).
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But his work space is near mine, and he has a habit of taking personal and medical phone calls about intimate issues on his office phone in an open office layout.
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Measuring in at up to 12 meters (40 feet) long, it is the second-largest fish, and it has a habit of colliding with boats and getting entangled in fishing equipment.
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He also has a habit of seeming like he's finally "gotten it together," putting on a blinder against a decent opponent, and then looking completely out of place in his next fight.
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Google also has a habit of over-promising and underdelivering at I/O, so it may be smart to hold off on the hype until we see it in action for ourselves.
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Gingrich is someone who, like Trump, has a habit of thinking out loud, and it seems like he's trying to return to the Trump fold after spending a week in the woods.
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Daniel has a habit of wandering from home for days, staring off into space, frightening a housewife at a merry-go-round who doesn't know what to make of his awkward hellos.
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And, in a general sense, Trump has a habit of favoring his own facts and handpicked advisors, like Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner, over counsel from senior and much more experienced officials.
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For all his talents, Mr. Bi has a habit of lingering on a shot a few moments too long, enamored of what he finds there, and of treating the plot with indifference.
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She is a natural reporter, watchful and carefully expressive, with a heightened impulse to gauge her companion's mood; she has a habit of smiling quickly to offer reassurance during an uneasy silence.
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They saw Macron, who has a habit of speaking derisively of the working class (and pushing "reforms" that disproportionately hurt them), as merely the latest face of elite contempt for the poor.
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The details: If your non-human support creature growls, has a habit of threatening to bite, or lunges at other passengers — you can't board with it, writes the Chicago Tribune's Lauren Zumbach.
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Although it's a novelist's right, and often her strong suit, to forage, ingeniously using disparate elements to create a sense of life, Semple has a habit of foraging openly, broadly and effusively.
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Richard Javad Heydarian, a political analyst at De La Salle University in Manila, said the president has a habit of making outlandish remarks whenever he finds himself in a difficult political situation.
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That's because the president has a habit of blaming the Fed for unfavorable economic data or declines in the stock market, said Sarah Bloom Raskin, former governor of the Federal Reserve Board.
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Sotomayor recently wrote in a dissenting opinion that the Court has a habit of granting the Trump administration emergency relief when they ask for it, even if it's not really an emergency.
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One of this writer's personal favorites — goDog's line of dragon plushies are a must-have for dog-owners whose fur baby has a habit of chewing through their toys at record speeds.
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His statements about the broader economy are similarly suspect—there are plenty of good economic indicators actually out there, but Trump has a habit of insisting things are even better than they are.
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Mr. Clinton has a habit of impromptu meetings and phone calls, including one with Mr. Trump before he entered the presidential race, and with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas during the Republican primaries.
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The United States government has a habit of abandoning military bases after it's done with them, but Greenland's Bluie East Two is arguably one of the craziest camps that's ever been left behind.
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In this début novel about the intense relationship between two Nigerian sisters, one, Ayoola, has a habit of murdering her boyfriends, and relies on her competent and measured sister, Korede, to clean up.
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"The president has a habit of tweeting things that turn out later to be either inaccurate or completely false," said David B. Cohen, a professor of political science at the University of Akron.
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London has a habit of seizing on a homegrown designer as a savior every few years, from John Galliano and Alexander McQueen to more recent talents such as Jonathan Anderson and Simone Rocha.
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So as she goes, Johnson said anyone pushing to be her replacement would be wise to remember the President has a habit of speed dialing trusted allies not on the White House payroll.
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He has a habit of taking things too seriously — like his job as a campus police officer at a small liberal-arts college — and of trying a little too hard to fit in.
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Giovinco has a habit of striking penalties to the right of the keeper, and it looked as though Rimando knew that, as he got down smartly to make the save and redeem himself.
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Multi-millionaire Harding said Buffett has a "habit of being right" but added that his own Winton Capital business, which manages more than $30 billion, offered lower fees and creditable returns to investors.
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And they certainly can't depend on a federal government run by an administration that has a habit of picking anti-union apparatchiks for Labor secretary, ones who consistently favor business interests over workers.
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The so-called Silicon Valley candidate has a habit of ripping the tech industry, but his message is catching on, he's flush with cash, and he's positioned to survive deep into the primaries.
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Budden has a habit of letting people's words and actions get to his head, prompting Dr. Singh to wonder why he gives them the power—a question the rapper is hard-pressed to answer.
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His wife was aggrieved by press reports about Mr Trump's legal battles with sub-contractors who say that he has a habit of not paying them—reports that Mrs Clinton and Democrats often cite.
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But if Mr. Cruz wins Iowa, that does not necessarily translate into a collapse of Mr. Trump's support — on the contrary, New Hampshire has a habit of doing the opposite of what Iowa did.
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Similarly, Trump's use of the term "fake news" is pretty meaningless here (and has been for a long time), as the president has a habit of dismissing any coverage critical of him as false.
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Played by: David Michael Scott (Season 21), Richard Dormer (Seasons 22-23) You may have noticed a trend by now: Game of Thrones has a habit of recasting characters as they get more prominent.
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After all, the president has a habit of doling out pardons to people he considers to have been wronged by federal prosecutors, such as former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio and conservative provocateur Dinesh D'Souza.
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In conversation, he has a habit of recalling the names of all the blues players who have died in recent years: Otis Rush, Koko Taylor, Etta James , James Cotton, Bobby Bland, and many others.
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The organization is far too prolific to be just a bored teenager, and it has a habit of choosing targets that would be of interest to the Russian government, like journalists in Eastern Europe.
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Her teenage son (Jared Ivers) is on parole, his father is in jail, and Leigh has a habit of popping pills and alienating those — like her concerned mechanic (Jimmy Gonzales) — who want to help.
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"There was public shame," said Mr. Sanford, who has a habit of talking about himself in the second person, and who still takes the More is More approach to discussions of his private life.
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Barbara Bush has a habit of damning her son with faint praise, most notably in a recent campaign ad in which she said he "seems" to be the best candidate to solve the nation's problems.
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And if a rider has a habit of trying to rob Uber drivers, chances are she'll have a really miserable Uber rating—and a company happy to point law enforcement to a recent billing address.
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And it's certainly true that military-funded technology has a habit of filtering down to the consumer space after the expensive R&D work is done — as indeed is the case with drone tech itself.
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But between then and the making of new record, Destroyers of the Soft Life, that comfortable constancy began to crumble, partly by choice and partly because life just has a habit of making that happen.
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B.N. Harrison, a 35-year-old freelance writer who moved from Baltimore to a more rural location last year, has a habit of posting ambiguously emotional posts on social media, because she feels chronically lonely.
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" Pelosi said Thursday that Trump "has a habit of making appalling statements" and "doesn't know the difference between right and wrong," and reiterated that she thinks Trump has been involved in a "criminal cover-up.
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Like her husband, who, as noted in a previous recap, has a habit of bumping people off on his way up the political ladder, Claire, in a manner of speaking, kills to get her nomination.
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But between then and the making of new record, Destroyers of the Soft Life, that comfortable constancy began to crumble, partly by choice and partly because life just has a habit of making that happen.
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FRIEDMAN Mr. Bolton has a habit of toggling between big, thematic shows and smaller, more personal deep-dives into the work of a designer, and I feel like this resides somewhere between the two forms.
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The woman has a habit of annotating her life in caustic quips to the audience, like a steady stream of tweets, and the priest picks up on the way she slips out of the moment.
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He is furiously disdainful of most of the people he meets, but also has a habit of sidling up to them and initiating awkward conversations with a smile halfway between a snarl and a leer.
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He plays this guru con man as an outsider with a man bun, who has a habit of clasping his hands and saying "namaste" even as he embarks upon a stealthy takeover of Orgon's home.
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J.K. Rowling has a habit of retroactively dropping fun facts about the Harry Potter universe, and often they're equal parts mind-blowing and frustrating because they change what we thought we knew about the beloved franchise.
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Netflix has a habit of "disrupting" things — your workday, your interest in doing anything besides sitting on your couch, the television industry — and today, it announced that it would disrupt the very format of comedy itself.
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While some household tasks are best performed with good-old-fashioned teamwork, the proud husband and father has a habit of leveraging technology to make day-to-day life more efficient for his family of four.
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According to the diver, who submitted the footage to Viral Hog, the harbor seal, named Whiskers, who interrupted the fight has a habit of following around divers and using their flashlights to catch an easy meal.
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Anthony Bouchard, who often sports a waxed handlebar mustache that recalls the outlaws of the Wild West, has a habit of showing up at public events where everyone is unarmed and explaining that they're in danger.
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It's far from great: The game has a habit of freezing when a player gets injured, certain arenas skew camera angles away from the court itself, and AI players sometimes dribble out of bounds without reason.
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But since the release on Friday of a recording in which Trump essentially admits he has a habit of sexually assaulting women, a series of stories involving the Republican nominee seems to be doing just that.
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Abraham's ostensibly endearing cantankerousness — he has a habit of haggling over prices, a would-be quirky character detail that feeds into a nasty stereotype — becomes increasingly trivializing as we learn more about the horrors he witnessed.
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Johnson has a habit of speaking his mind, whatever his outlandish opinions — an approach that might not be super well suited to the delicate upcoming negotiations over the terms of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Mr. Trump has a habit of engaging in side fights when bigger controversy looms, though he said he had been unaware of Ms. Streep's remarks until a reporter from The Times called him early Monday morning.
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" Kaavia's latest milestone is that she has a habit of "nodding," Union said — and the former Miami Heat player chimed in that the new action was something that made their baby girl's family "laugh for two hours.
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I mention this because it's how we learn that while Stevens seems to have the It factor that punk rockers of the time had, he also has a habit of shooting heroin in the nude after sex.
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Am no fan of Jones — among other things he has a habit of repeatedly slandering my Dad by falsely and absurdly accusing him of killing JFK — but who the hell made Facebook the arbiter of political speech?
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has a habit of tearing up memos, notes, letters and even negative news articles he doesn't like, according to one of the people tasked with reassembling records the President has hand-shredded.
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McDonald's has a habit of challenging anything "Mac" related or "Mc"-prefixed (just ask the company that owned MacCoffee) and it had already registered the name "Big Mac" for use on both food and restaurants in Europe.
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He has a habit of deflecting tough questions and affecting an amused insouciance about his mistakes, which include fathering a child with a woman other than his wife (he and his wife, a lawyer, have four children).
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"Iran likes to surprise its adversaries and has a habit of attacking its enemies [from] an angle that they have never expected it," Sara Vakhshouri, president of energy consulting firm SVB Energy International, said in an email.
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Mr Barbash has a habit of spoon-feeding his themes with somewhat unlikely dialogue, such as when Anton's sister warns him that "it's [Buddy's] life story you're writing, and pretty soon you've got to begin writing your own".
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With the Packers, just one win away from another Super Bowl appearance this year, Rodgers&apos talent is no longer a secret across the NFL, but he still has a habit of finding ways to surprise his opposition.
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Throughout the books, other characters share rumors of a large wolf pack roaming the Riverlands led by "a she-wolf of monstrous size," which has a habit of killing men who are loyal to the Lannisters and Freys.
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Manigault-Newman writes that Trump has a habit of tearing up papers once he's done with him, and, as has been reported elsewhere, staffers are charged with taping them back together to preserve them under the Presidential Records Act.
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The only caveat we'd make is that if your pet has a habit of leaving you presents, you won't want to try running the vacuum with them on the loose in the house, at least when you're not around.
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It is a role that is likely to take on outsize importance for Mr. Trump, who has no experience in defense or foreign policy issues and has a habit of making broad assertions that are not based in fact.
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It is a job that is likely to take on greater importance for Mr. Trump, who has no experience in defense or foreign policy issues and has a habit of making broad assertions that are not based in fact.
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" Left: "I don't really have idols or muses, but this 1986 image of Sean Penn fighting a paparazzo in New York — as he was known to do while dating Madonna — has a habit of reappearing on my mood boards.
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Rice has a habit of repeating spin that turns out to be wrong (as on Benghazi) and Americans have heard false accounts about weapons of mass destruction before (although in President George W. Bush's case, the weapons didn't exist).
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If you follow Sam Neill on Twitter, then you know that the Jurassic Park and Hunt for Red October star has a habit of giving the animals on his farm in New Zealand the same names as his famous costars.
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According to the Times, Trump called Cohen on Friday to "check in," which is probably not wise for a president to do when it involves an associate under federal investigation — especially if that president's associate has a habit of recording conversations.
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As Ronan Farrow's New Yorker exposé reveals, the network allegedly has a habit of protecting and promoting predatory men, from 203 Minutes executive producer and CBS News chairman Jeff Fager to Brad Kern, NCIS: New Orleans showrunner and executive producer.
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The Recording Academy has a habit of dangling those glistening, golden gramophones — especially for the honor of one of their Big 4 general categories — right over the heads of artists of color, only to bestow the winning honor upon someone white.
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Responding to President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday is likely to be exceptionally difficult, since Trump has a habit of tossing off such an array of bizarre claims that it's easy to get distracted.
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Furthermore, de Blasio did all this while toiling in the substantial shadow of New York's conservative Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo, an erstwhile ally who has a habit of undercutting left-leaning priorities and who eventually became de Blasio's ruthless tormentor.
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When cultivated indoors from cuttings, Salvia divinorum tends to have a sickly appearance; the leaves fall frequently and without warning, and the quadrangular stem has a habit of breaking when the plant grows more than a few feet in height.
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The chances of that happening, however, are near zero, not least because his would-be country claims territory, like the border town of Brcko, that does not belong to it and has a habit of belittling Bosnian Muslims as fanatics.
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"And this government has a habit of blocking unfavorable ones," Corsano said, citing a recent episode where a group of ex-convicts physically prevented a socialist leader from submitting a referendum proposal by blocking the door to a government building.
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" In August of 2016, Gregory Krieg and Jeff Simon came to a similar conclusion about Trump's use of these phrases, pointing out on CNN: "Trump has a habit of punctuating his more self-assured claims with the phrase 'believe me.
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Managed by a harried publicist, Julia (Margita Gosheva), who wears mostly sleeveless dresses and has a habit of placing folded tissues under her arms during stressful times (which are plentiful), the campaign has a hard time assimilating the shaggy, stammering Tzanko.
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Education isn't on the Bachelor franchise menu, though—it has a habit of serving up lazy, prejudiced portrayals of Asian countries and using these locales as backdrops for proposal-worthy dates that the contestants, who are largely white, get to enjoy.
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The budding fashionista has a habit of raiding her mom's closet, as Kardashian West hilariously explained on Instagram last month with a photo set of North having a meltdown after being told she couldn't wear her mom's high-heeled pink snakeskin boots.
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The photo is particularly meaningful in light of a recent essay Chip penned for his and Joanna's magazine, the Magnolia Journal, in which he reveals that he has a habit of carrying binoculars with him wherever he goes for a very cool reason.
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That Moore is a Liverpool fan is no secret to anyone who's watched him on stage during EA's E3 press conferences, where he has a habit of bringing up the team, even when it's not directly relevant to the subject at hand.
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There is nothing demonic, however, about her treatment of the figures in the three portraits on display, which are suffused with warmth and humor, even if the humor is a bit on the caustic side, and darkness has a habit of creeping in.
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In discussing Trump's fiery comments toward North Korea Tuesday, one source pointed out that Trump has a habit of using a "filter of billions" to speak to an audience of one, which could be the case with the President's barbed rhetoric toward Pyongyang.
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The decision is sure to revive worries among Trump critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
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Bottom line is that analysts and traders should plug in 170.8 bushels per acre with confidence to their 2017 U.S. corn balance sheet, but they may also want to make room for some upside, as WAOB seemingly has a habit of underestimating yield.
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Portrayed by Jeremy Secomb like an animated refugee from Madame Tussauds Chamber of Horrors, this Sweeney has a habit of getting into the faces of the customers at the modest eating establishment run by his dear friend, accomplice and possible future victim, Mrs.
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His wife, Darla, meanwhile, has a habit of tweeting inaccurate anti-vaccination memes and a ton of racist stuff, but leading conservative commentators take the view that, since they are nice to their friends, quoting her accurately amounts to a liberal smear campaign.
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The allegations that Kelly has a habit of abusing young women and girls have been public knowledge for decades, so why, many people have demanded, is he still able to sell music and record and perform and live the life of a beloved superstar?
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Next week's American Horror Story finale may put a stop to Michael's evil-adjacent plans (thanks to some time-traveling witches) but Fern might still return to the AHS franchise, as either Michael or someone other character; AHS has a habit of recycling actors.
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Such a macabre safeguard sounds silly, but death has a habit of bleeding us of the rational, and the fear of spirits rising from an unquiet grave becomes a much more immediate concern when corpses are as subject to relocation as any other tenant.
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The only president who has not accepted the security policies of this consensus is Donald J. Trump, who has a habit of occasionally praising dictators and despots — including Putin — that should be as alien to true conservatives as it is alien to true liberals.
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Pakistan has a habit of harboring extremists like Osama bin Laden, the al-Qaeda leader who planned the September 11, 2001 terror attacks in the US. Navy SEALs raided bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan in 2011 and killed him after a 10-year manhunt.
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Congress has a habit of running awfully close to deadlines on just about every major issue, but Phillips says this is exactly why Americans as a whole are frustrated with government and said it's a major reason why lawmakers struggle to get anything done.
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The waitresses provide table service for those in the middle of sharking, the jukebox/PA system has a habit of playing lonely traveler songs like Dylan's "Tangled Up in Blue," and the regular barflies with their gin blossoms and softly-held mixed drinks aren't territorial.
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The waitresses provide table service for those in the middle of sharking, the jukebox/PA system has a habit of playing lonely traveller songs like Dylan's "Tangled Up in Blue," and the regular barflies with their gin blossoms and softly-held mixed drinks aren't territorial.
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Whether it is the Al Smith dinner, the sacred space in front of the CIA's Memorial Wall, or on the deck of the USS Gerald R. Ford, Mr. Trump has a habit of putting himself first in front of organizations dedicated to serving others.
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House Targaryen is on the rise, but Dany has a habit of conquering cities and moving on, so most of what she gains here is a free army and a boost to her rep — she's the queen of the mic drop and the crowd-surf.
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Mr. Robot has a habit of waving away some bigger questions with some variation of, "This person's just super powerful, don't worry about it," and I'd be disappointed if that were the case with Whiterose, who's quickly becoming one of the show's most compelling characters.
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" He has a habit of making light ethnic jokes about himself, like a kid trying to ingratiate himself at a new school: "I'm Asian, so I know a lot of doctors," or "The opposite of Donald Trump is an Asian man who likes math.
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So we've got a wacky-aunt-learning-to-parent comedy, in the tradition of wacky-uncle tales like "Uncle Buck" and "Full House," except that the aunt is on the run from loan sharks and has a habit of dispensing drugs to children and domestics.
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Read more: The US extracted a top spy from Russia after Trump revealed classified information to the Russians in an Oval Office meetingBut the president also has a habit of reaching out to an aide's predecessor whom he fired when that aide is at odds with him.
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If you read the Hollywood trades, you might sense an unsettling frame to that joke, too: ABC is owned by Disney, which is seeking to buy Fox, a merger that could be scuttled by Trump, who has a habit of threatening media corporations that cross him.
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The White House officially says it retains full confidence in Pruitt, who has happily carried out the administration's agenda of slashing the agency to the bone, though this particular president has a habit of saying that right up until the point where he fires top-ranking officials.[Guardian]
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The accusation is that she has a habit of acting tough, but not sticking her neck out: opposing the formation of the Coalition in 2010, but not pressing the issue; arguing for mandatory sentences for juvenile knife crime, but folding under opposition from then justice secretary Kenneth Clarke.
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The startup said it employs 35 journalists who have reviewed and published labels on about 2,200 sites based on nine journalistic criteria such as whether the site presents information responsibly, has a habit of correcting errors, or discloses its ownership and who is in charge of the content.
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A politician who blatantly lies by describing a peaceful protest as an "assasination attempt" will do the same to his opponents once elected In other words, the Trump campaign has a habit of quickly escalating incidents without evidence, and that could have adverse consequences on a global scale.
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Every three years, whenever the broadcast rights for the Champions League go out to bid, the European Club Association, the body that looks after the interests of UEFA's constituent clubs, has a habit of suggesting that now might be the time to consider creating a breakaway European Super League.
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Despite his history, Tampa Bay still made Winston the top pick of the 2015 draft, so it will likely take more than a couple good games from a 35-year-old journeyman quarterback who has a habit of playing like a world beater and quickly flaming out to unseat him.
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It's a bit odd for one person to be inducted without their musical brethren, but the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has a habit of actually doing the opposite of what happened to poor Chic — inducting bands and ignoring the things that their respective members have gone on to do.
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Some even think that, as a dealmaker, China might negotiate with him more easily than with Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, who has a habit of talking about human rights (as long ago as 1995 she riled her hosts with a fiery speech at a UN women's conference in Beijing).
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In my conversations with him, his political preoccupations seemed closer to libertarianism than to anything more blood and soil, but he has a habit of saying things that, depending on your view, seem either like dog whistles to the far right or like the bomb-throwing reflexes of a born controversialist.
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The Motion Picture Association of America has a habit of using the R rating to shoo teenagers away from realistic depictions of their own lives, a prohibition that is easy enough to get around in the age of digital streaming but that nonetheless serves as an official endorsement of evasion and repression.
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"Tom has a habit of taking the trash out from under the kitchen sink, tying the tall bag, then just leaving it on the floor, in the garbage can — but obviously unusable, now that it's tied," said Jenny Patt, a lawyer who lives in Peter Cooper Village in Manhattan, referring to her partner.
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Netflix Hack Day, the company's internal hackathon, has a habit of producing some amazing gems — like a brain-controlled interface, a Fitbit hack that shuts off Netflix when you fall asleep, a Netflix app for the original NES and a way to navigate the Netflix app with Face ID and ARKit, to name a few.
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We ended up having a good chat where I told him what I expect from friendship and encouraged him to be a bit more self-reflective and to communicate his boundaries better in social situations, rather than bottling up his anger when people make fun of him (which he has a habit of encouraging).
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Fan Bingbing Is Reportedly No Longer in CustodyLittle is known about the whereabouts of Chinese actor Fan Bingbing, who's been out of the public…Read more Read The Chinese government has a habit of making people disappear for extended periods of time, the most recent example being Chinese actress Fan Bingbing, who went missing this past July.
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After the two agents left her doorstep, Ford talked to her boyfriend, who recommended she talk to Cathy Elliott Jones, a lawyer based in Ventura County, California, who considers herself an "earth mother" adviser to Anonymous, and who has a habit of pausing, mid–phone call, to yell "fuck you, FBI!" in case her phone is tapped.
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Judging by his lacklustre election campaign Mr Schulz has a habit of flitting restlessly between subjects without prosecuting any long enough to make an impact and a habit of letting his rhetoric get far ahead of the substance (his lofty talk of rewriting Germany's social contract was not borne out in his party's modest social-justice proposals, for example).
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Rodriguez has a habit of charging his man with little control over his weight, drawing him into one of these charges could allow Edgar easy opportunities to turn Rodriguez onto the fence and either take him down or attempt to grind and dirty box along the fence—though that has never really been an Edgar forte.
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But the company doesn't have a great reputation for servicing its rural customers: It has a habit of refusing to fix copper lines as a way to force users to upgrade to fiber, and last year announced plans to cut off service to around 8,500 rural customers who were unknowingly racking up roaming charges via Verizon's partnerships with regional wireless providers.
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And while Rihanna has a habit of working the register at her launch events, this event in particular seems to have turned out to be much more than a traditional meet-and-greet when the star decided to apply her new products on her fans (which may prove to be challenging when these fans refuse to watch their faces ever again).
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The oft-acerbic way he communicates with co-workers has drawbacks—Rondo likes to antagonize Pelicans coaches during film sessions with questions seemingly intended to test their intelligence, and has a habit of running sets that aren't even in New Orleans's playbook—but has also turned him into a beloved figure who's appreciated by teammates, both in and away from the game.
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To bolster their understanding of what grows in Australia, after staging a similar pop-up in Japan last year, Mr. Redzepi and Mr. Larsen have turned to locals like E. J. Holland, a voracious and loquacious 23-year-old chef and forager who has a habit of dashing into the bush, shirtless and barefoot, with a bowie knife in hand.
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While that sounds good to those who have successfully completed and benefited from that extended journey, it is often well beyond the capability of many Americans for whom life has a habit of getting in the way of a four- to six-year educational journey — in the form of health, family or personal financial issues (often compounded by the soaring cost of tuition).
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While many major celebrities have been "caught" editing their Instagram photos, from Beyoncé to Lady Gaga to Victoria's Secret models, others on the receiving end of a different kind of ridicule are figures who we'd probably like to think of as above such activities: People like Callista Gingrich, US ambassador to the Holy See, who has a habit of posting photos of herself and her husband Newt with faces as smooth as Renaissance-painting babies.
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On Monday, the "Outnumbered" panel discussed Ocasio-Cortez's latest spat with the president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE "I have noticed that Junior here has a habit of posting nonsense about me whenever the Mueller investigation heats up," Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter last week, after Trump Jr. posted a meme that suggested socialists eat dogs.
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Per Apple's notice announcing the service program, here's the full list of models that are eligible for the service program:MacBook (Retina, 215-inch, Early 22017)MacBook (Retina, 22015-inch, Early 0003)MacBook (Retina, 2000-inch, 29)MacBook Pro (25-inch, 2016, Two Thunderbolt 3 Ports)MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Two Thunderbolt 3 Ports)MacBook Pro (13-inch, 93, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2016)MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017)Owners of those devices will be able to take their laptop to an Apple Store or any Apple Authorized Service Provider to receive repairs, which will be provided free of charge (though it's worth noting that Apple has a habit of finding other issues that need to be fixed first with a device, and the company will happily charge for addressing those problems.)Apple warned that servicing the issues may require replacing individual keys or the entire keyboard.
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