People have had it better, people have had it worse.
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And Jordanians are just have had it up to here.
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Bulifant said she wouldn't have had it any other way.
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YUAN forecasters have had it easy for the past decade.
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We always have had it tough against the top teams.
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The kid was on probation and shouldn't have had it.
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"I wouldn't have had it any other way," she says.
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Lots of subscribers have had it with the recent outages.
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Their manager would not have had it any other way.
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I believe the American people have had it with stonewalling.
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And you guys have had it for a long time.
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I think I have had it at least a year.
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He would not, though, have had it any other way.
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He would've loved to have had it, but he didn't.
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She was a Bronx beauty who could have had it all.
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I always had hope and I should never have had it.
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"I have had it," Trump exploded after an exchange on refugees.
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Americans have had it with this partisan assault on our elections.
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And still others said Ms. Nakaura might have had it coming.
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Because transgendered children have had it too good for too long.
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If the trappers would have had it, they would not have suffered.
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This is not to say, however, that beekeepers have had it easy.
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"I believe the American people have had it with stonewalling," Wyden said.
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We have had it in some years and not in other years.
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Elisabeth Moss (and a few unsuspecting allies) have had it with Gilead!
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I asked whether someone may have had it on during the cruise.
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"I have had it," Trump told his Australian counterpart during the Jan.
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And, unfortunately, we have had it 12 years now, and nothing is fixed.
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I think there are a lot of women who have had it harder.
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So many have had it done to them like it was to me.
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He did not, as Berger might have had it, hide for three days.
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Mockery, sympathy, love, loyalty, sarcasm, masochism ... the Chicago Cubs have had it all.
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These two have had it out for each other since Champs Vs Stars.
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It wasn't surprising that she had it because other saints have had it.
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Then I froze, the way I might have had it been a bomb.
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I probably could have had it if I'd stayed square in my position.
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"I have had it," Mr. Trump snapped toward the end of the call.
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I may have had it tough, but I know I am still privileged.
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As it turned out, however, many Scots have had it with the ballot box.
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Former British Vogue editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman may have had it all wrong.
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And yet the bad guys have had it in the works for a while.
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Perhaps it could have — had it not been for people like Tyler and Courtney.
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For the last 30 years the greens have had it their way in Washington.
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They then have had it surgically removed and have gone years without a relapse.
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There's a lot of reasons residents here have had it with the Democratic Party.
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I don't know the facts yet, but I have had it in other cases.
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Production sources tell TMZ, the honchos have had it with Gibson and his antics.
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The farmers of Greece have had it, and they're not going to take it anymore.
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And now there are indications, at least at a time, it might have had it.
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"Fund managers have had it too good for way too long," said Hostplus CEO Elia.
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I have had it for a year, but apparently I haven't seen him in longer.
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I personally have had it happen several times and I am by no means unique.
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"People have had it with hyperpartisan behavior," he said, nodding to his defeat of Gov.
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Maybe because we have had it so good we are spoiled and we expect better.
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Conway could have had it all professionally, but she would have given up much more.
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He then arrives in Westminster to attack the poor, who have had it so easy.
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"The only people who really know are those who have had it themselves," she added.
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Canadians have had it with the old gibe that they are content to "go for bronze".
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Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have had it with all the thoughts and prayers.
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But we could have had it without such large sacrificies, without such enormous violence, without represssions.
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Members of the Trump administration keep traveling on private jets, and government watchdogs have had it.
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"As much as stocks have been beaten up, the fundamentals have had it worse," he said.
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Many founders in Silicon Valley have had it so good they can no longer smell money.
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I think at this point, the vast majority of people in this country have had it.
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In barn-red Texas, some white evangelical women have had it with unquestioned fealty to Republicans.
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It's one of those experiences that once you have had it, it never will leave you.
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The threats of heavy retaliation already "locked and loaded," as President Trump would have had it.
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You've actually probably have had it for a while now...which means it's time to upgrade.
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It's something I wish had happened, and I really, really, would love to have had it.
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On the other hand, people have had it for coming on 70 years, like a right.
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San Francisco legislators have had it with the tech industry's wacky ideas spilling onto the streets.
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All generations were impacted by the Great Recession, but millennials may have had it the worst.
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But the protesters have had it with the government, which they see as corrupt, ineffectual and insulting.
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I have had post-traumatic stress and I have a lot of friends who have had it.
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From developers to doctors, here are seven side gigs for professionals who have had it with commuting.
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While he has usually felt accepted in the game, Singh acknowledges that others have had it easier.
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But according to science, Christmas carolers and holiday hangers-on have had it all wrong all along.
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In fact, we have had it available since the days of Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong—transmission.
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But as far as business scandals requiring formal apologies go, other companies have had it much worse.
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If these were the key ingredients required for political change, Iran would have had it by now.
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I'm a better, healthier, stronger person for this experience, and I feel fortunate to have had it.
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Women have had it so deeply ingrained in us that it's not polite to talk about money.
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It became like a kind of cult image, and many people have had it tattooed on them.
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To them, I say that three weeks ago, I might not have had it in me either.
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Mostly, I was assigned to the Metro staff, and I wouldn't have had it any other way.
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"You might have had it on your wall for a few months in college," Mr. Willers said.
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"The conversation, if we could have had it, would have been a really important one," she said.
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Even people opposing Ayers have told me that if he'd wanted the job, he could have had it.
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"People have had it with being rolled over by interests that are absolutely massive and gigantic," she explained.
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"I have had it with the culture that allows for sexual harassment to continue to fester," she said.
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Basically, it seems like a lot of people have had it up to fricking here with online ads.
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They have had it with the finger-pointing and blame games while the world is engulfed in chaos.
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I have had it for three years, and it continues to become an inexhaustible source of absurd situations.
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I have had it for a couple years now and it still runs like it is brand new.
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Donaldson scorched the ball, but Beltre is a Gold Glove winner and said he should have had it.
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I was also afraid my story would diminish the experiences of those who have had it much worse.
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SO, WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE HAD IT IMPERFECTLY, BUT WE THOUGHT THAT AT THIS PRICE, IT REFLECTED THE ENVIRONMENT.
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People have had it worse but the last four years I've sort of lost me way a little bit.
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I think I might have preferred to have had it in there but I wouldn't argue against it either.
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Dozens of football players have been found to have had it, including Frank Gifford, Junior Seau and Ken Stabler.
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"People have had it," Mr. Murphy said, comparing Mr. Christie's travel to a taxpayer-funded donation to Mr. Trump.
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This cruelty has denied health insurance to millions who could have had it with a stroke of the pen.
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So I'm not surprised by national polls showing that both Democrats and Republicans have had it with CEO greed.
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Just over one-third of children under 12 have had it, but nine of 10 adults over 80 have.
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They have had it out for us since we moved in in October and moving is in the near future.
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Some of them have had it drilled into their minds, for decades, that their job is to serve the republic.
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"I have had it," Trump told Turnbull during the call, according to a transcript reported later by The Washington Post.
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"If I would've really done what I wanted to do with the album, y'all wouldn't have had it," she says.
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But health care workers have had it particularly bad due to their perceived proximity to people infected with the coronavirus.
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These avian beings have had it with a human race that eats them for dinner and wreaks havoc with nature.
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This brand of feminism — frequently referred to as "intersectionality" — asks white women to acknowledge that they have had it easier.
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"Thousands of people have reached out to me on my Instagram page who have had it as well," she said.
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We should have had it in 2018, and that's why I don't think A Star Is Born should win Best Picture.
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Organized religion is tough for me, to be honest, probably because I have had it thrown down my throat so much.
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"Some of them have had it on their trunk, some on their limbs -- it appears it can be anywhere," said Duffin.
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Men have "had it all" for years because their wives have been sacrificing for them and supporting them all this time.
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BRANTLEY I would have had it nominated for "Pink" alone (That's Christine Ebersole's great solo at the end.) Two final questions.
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You would give the machine a language map that was, as Borges would have had it, the size of the territory.
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The ACA has meant health coverage for millions of working Americans and their families who otherwise would not have had it.
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Significant functionality has been lost, yes, but are there many people who would rather not have had it in the first place?
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Ever since Mark Zuckerberg opened up "The Facebook," millennials have had it drilled into their head that their online presence is important.
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The hunger for something different is unmistakable, partly because a big chunk of voters have had it with conventional politics and politicians.
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I think about people who have had it far worse than me; I rage because no one's ever had it this bad.
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House Baratheon As bad as the Tullys have it (more on that in a bit), the Baratheons have had it much, much worse.
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Despite the seeming cavalcade of injuries, many teams have had it far worse than the Yankees, according to the injury-tracking website ManGamesLost.com.
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That's not to say this guy might have had it, but there are pathogens that could have been passed from consuming that flesh.
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Hester said it was surreal to meet him in person, after only ever exchanging emails, but she wouldn't have had it any other way.
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Members of both parties in Congress have had it with Aung San Suu Kyi, a woman once honored as a hero on Capitol Hill.
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They said, "We deleted it," and now we're finding out they didn't actually ... KS: Also, they shouldn't have had it in the first place.
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Luckily, choosing a video this week was easy, and I wouldn't have had it any other way, which makes sense since I am in charge.
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National Jewelry Day is every accessory-loving fashionista's favorite holiday and our friends over at BaubleBar have had it marked in red letters for weeks!
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You know, I think it's important to acknowledge that there are women who have had it and continue to have it way worse than me.
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We put these so-called illness scripts together based on our knowledge of the disease plus the patients we have seen who have had it.
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I must have had it out, in my eagerness to be ready, to have all in order, in my anticipation of meeting the border patrol.
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"The American people have had it with years and decades of Clinton corruption and scandal," Trump told a rally in New Hampshire in September 2016.
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Utah will have to shell out more state funds to cover the newly eligible than it would have had it expanded Medicaid like other states.
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It just says that we have had it with you, and enough with you, and you keep screwing around with us, well, the hell with you.
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Read more: Everything we know about shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have had it with all the thoughts and prayers.
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President Trump needed the vote of just one more Republican senator to keep the repeal-and-replace process alive — and he could easily have had it.
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That I had met so many in Mexico who had mentioned traveling through Rio Branco perplexed him; he assured me I must have had it wrong.
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The work was removed, but in a creative way that arguably added more meaning to the work than it ever would have had it remained standing.
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"The British picked it up, and we may have had it at about the same time," said one cyberexpert who has been briefed on the findings.
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"I have had it with this behavior ... We are smarter, we are resolute and we outnumber the hatemongers by far," Dean John Hutchinson said in the statement.
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Judging by Whole Foods' stock price over the last year (it's down by half), you'd think that people have had it with what some consider overpriced food.
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Holy crap this is disgusting -- a jogger is defecating all over a Colorado neighborhood, and yeah ... residents have had it up to here with her s**t.
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After last year's tranquillity, as the charts below show, investors have had it all thrown at them this quarter, from the biggest ever rise in stock volatility .
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I am personally invested in access for people who may not have had it before, and that is something that continues to frustrate purists of all kinds.
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Somehow, Samuel L. Jackson does not have his own catchphrase — and no, "I have had it with these motherf*ckin' snakes on this motherfu*kin' plane!" doesn't count.
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Of course, Taylor Swift isn't the beginning and of the 🐍 — and she's not the first to have had it used against her in a big public arena.
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As for the bond guys, they have had it drummed into their heads since Volcker that Fed credibility is the be-all, end-all of analyzing monetary policy.
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The alternative would have been to brief key members of Congress who, in turn, would have had it in their power to get Flynn deposed through lawful channels.
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" It also alleged that "The Democrats have had it out for him from day one, and therefore nearly everything they do is under a cloud of partisan suspicion.
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If you poll, most of the people coming into the museum are either going to have had it or know somebody close to them who had skin cancer.
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The big boss of the White Walkers could have had it all — he was rarely out of the top 3 in this list — if ruling Westeros was his goal.
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I guess it takes hold on guys that have had it rough, whether they come from poor backgrounds or if they've seen some shit because they're refugees or whatever.
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If you had to do it all over again, when you first realized what you had gotten yourself into with this phone number, would you have had it changed?
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"Trump can rant and rave about coal all he wants, but most of the CEOs in the utility business have had it with coal," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Still, no matter how proud that photo might make him, Frank is such a savvy politician that it defies believability to think he would not have had it destroyed.
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Few Grey Sloan Memorial doctors have had it worse than fan-favorite Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone), a woman whose life has been haunted by tragedy for the last decade.
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Samuel Johnson may have had it right when he wrote that traveling helps us stop thinking about how things might be and instead see them for what they are.
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This week I have talked to a lot of people who know Mr. Musk, including those who adore him and those who have had it with his brusque intensity.
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I wouldn't have had it any other way, but again it is not the sort of thing I covered in any detail when I was writing about retirement planning.
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We were thinking we might have some news on that today, but as we're speaking we don't seem to have had it, so let's talk broadly about the trade agenda.
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"There is a good thing Harry Reid is retiring because I think the people of Nevada and the people of this country have had it with Harry Reid," he said.
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To say most of the millions of Americans in Puerto Rico, which declared a form of bankruptcy in May, have had it rough over the last year is an understatement.
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"So far in the five-plus years that I have had it, it has notified me twice that my Yahoo account was hacked, which we all know anyway," Grant said.
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Voters have had it with a president who demonstrates just how unfit, wholly unprepared, unqualified and uninterested he is in becoming a real, substantive leader who can unite the country.
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I looked at that job in the traditional sense of you know Ari Fleischer, Dana Perino, Mike McCurry, Josh Earnst, Robert (Inaudible) a lot of folks that have had it.
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To be sure, the fact that middle-class youngsters have had it much better in these respects has made it hard for poor youths to climb the social-class ladder.
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This, obviously, is not a revolutionary feature; iPhones have had it for a couple of years and that's going to be a popular point of comparison in Pixel 4 reviews.
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Galli wrote that "Democrats have had it out for him from day one," and he argued Trump should have had more opportunity to defend himself in the House impeachment process.
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Despite encountering some significant problems, the Affordable Care Act has, as promised, extended health insurance to millions of Americans who wouldn't have had it otherwise, at a fairly modest cost.
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"We wouldn't have had it any other way — it's what my little sister (Lindsey) would have wanted," says Lacy, who works as a family courts manager for the Idaho Supreme Court.
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And if you live in the Arctic, and can't understand why the rest of us aren't grasping the reality of climate change, here's proof that you really have had it worse.
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And while it certainly sends a signal—and will upend any travel plans Zhu and Zhang may have had—it alone likely won't put much of a dent in China's plans.
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While some Republican donors and elected officials have had it with Mr. Trump, another constituency dear to Mr. Priebus remains committed to the nominee: the 168 members of the national committee.
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"Over my 30 years working in the corporate sector, I have had it bred into me that quality is all-important," Chris Brennan, co-owner of Pump Street Bakery tells me.
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If I was that kid and I was allowed to choose whether or not to have a screening and you knew the possible outcomes, would you still have had it done?
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"She probably should have had it from the beginning," Sean McElwee, whose think tank Data for Progress has advised the Sanders and Warren campaigns on policy, said of a super PAC.
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" He continues, noting, "We take it for granted because we have had it for so long and this is something we think is always going to be there, but it is not.
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"I have had it all and lost it all, only to realize that less is more, money can't buy you health or happiness, and one day at a time is good enough."
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So, men that have had it in their genital area and any of their limbs have been kind of suffering in silence and kind of feeling like a reject in a sense.
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I have had it with the knee jerk reaction to every government rule or regulation or practice as being necessary in light of 9/85033 or "we are still at war", etc.
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I'm terrified, and I — a 32-year-old able-bodied and generally healthy cisgender female who happened to survive nine months of living hell known as hyperemesis gravidarum — have had it fucking easy.
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And this display of politics and whatever involvement people we now see coming, his lying under oath like Clapper, people have had it that I know, FBI intelligence and of course law enforcement.
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But, this led to some call-outs to Morgan from Little Mix and Ariana Grande stans who have had it and want to know what his deal was with constantly calling out women.
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Men who have had it reported to them by female friends, they have a responsibility as well because the more people speak out then the more victims don't feel like it's just them.
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I was so devastated I couldn't show it to anyone – and never would have, had it not been for the People magazine piece which meant I had to release portions to defend myself.
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We in turn barely question whether the male standard really is the more socially desirable or morally sound set of behaviors or consider whether women might actually have had it right all along.
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"I have had it all and lost it all," added Hadid, "only to realize that less is more, money can't buy you health or happiness, and one day at a time is good enough."
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Investors have had it all thrown at them, from the biggest ever rise in stock volatility to rapidly escalating tensions over global trade, deepening turmoil in the White House and major tech sector wobbles.
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But in running his norm-breaking campaign, Donald J. Trump shined a light on a larger truth: Voters have had it with the artifice, emptiness and elements of corruption that pervade the country's politics.
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But if it had been, I would have had it repaired regardless of the cost because it had been my father's gift and he had ensured that it came to me after her death.
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In fact, these companies may have had it easier than their peers who started just a few years prior — and who had to change plans and confront suddenly clenched fundraising environments when the economy collapsed.
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Recent actions in Congress to limit promising retirement savings initiatives by the states have made clear that many lawmakers apparently believe middle-class and working-class families have had it too good, for too long.
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" She added: "Even in this family planning work — we've only been at it since 2012 — but there are over 20 million women who voluntarily have gotten family planning access, who wouldn't have had it otherwise.
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Around a year after the code was stolen and circulated among the small group of friends, someone inside that group gave it "to someone else who shouldn't have had it," one of our sources said.
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It was a spontaneous show of respect for his team's most ardent followers, he said, but perhaps, too, it served as a little reminder of quite how good they have had it, all these years.
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So while early versions of the legend held that the trophy sank, later accounts have had it sitting safely on the ice (perhaps overnight; maybe as long as a few days) until it was rescued.
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For the heirs of all that wreckage, discovering that they have the ability to achieve this unity—that they have had it all along—is the one great act of detection required of them. ♦
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Bobby claims in new court docs cops have had it out for him because of his anti-police raps ... adding the very same officers who arrested him in 2014 harassed him and his friends before.
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"Even if we were going to be executed that day, someone would have had it on film...now that we are alive we can speak up and say something and give our side of the story."
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" This revelation puts a whole new perspective on perhaps his most famous movie line from Snakes on a Plane, when his character emphatically declares, "I have had it with these m———— snakes on this m———— plane!
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" Claire Mysko, spokeswoman for the National Eating Disorders Association, says the vitriolic online response to these post-pregnancy photos stems from women who "have had it up to here with this post-baby body reveal business.
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European Council President Donald Tusk, speaking from Ireland last Friday, may have had it right: "The key to the U.K.'s future lies — in some ways — in Dublin, at least as long as Brexit negotiations continue."
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Though no doubt Scovell would have had it otherwise, the fact that "Just the Funny Parts" is landing at such a charged moment — when women are exquisitely, bruisingly fed up — may be a stroke of luck.
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I grew up identifying almost exclusively with male characters' cool female sidekicks (Trinity, you could have had it so much better) or adding my own Mary Sue self-inserts, who were invariably weird antiheroes with improbable weaponry.
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The Pentagon said that all the exposures happened outside the US, but some of those who have had it or may currently have it may be in the United States, as there is no quarantine for Zika.
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Nevertheless, as Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense In America, notes on Twitter, the stories of the "Silence Breakers" may not have received the recognition they have had it not been for Trump.
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It also includes suburban empty nesters who no longer require bonus rooms and backyards, and perhaps more to the point, have had it up to here with shoveling the driveway, mowing the lawn and cajoling the furnace.
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"Private equity managers have had it too good for way too long, particularly funds of funds," Elia said, adding Hostplus was now directly investing in potential companies on a co-investment basis with zero fee being charged.
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"To be honest there just haven't been enough people that have had it in [their brain] to know how long truly this will last," says Nick Anetta, an engineer at Battelle Memorial Institute and another study co-author.
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He points out that the company, owned at the time by MCA/Universal, was quickly "snapped up" by Penguin and claims that today the asset would be worth "over ten times" what he could have had it for.
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In choosing those uniforms, which were a company's proprietary pattern, the Pentagon spent up to $28503 million more than it otherwise would have had it bought the Afghan National Army (ANA) uniforms with a nonproprietary pattern, the report said.
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In choosing those uniforms, which were a company's proprietary pattern, the Pentagon spent up to $28 million more than it otherwise would have had it bought the Afghan National Army (ANA) uniforms with a nonproprietary pattern, the report said.
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Some 254,000 customers were still without electricity in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia on Sunday afternoon, according to the Edison Electric Institute, while more than 2.3 million customers who lost power in the storm have had it restored.
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The ultimate futility of all accomplishment, the fascination of loneliness, the way sorrow colors our perception of the world: Pessoa's insight into his favorite themes was purchased at a high price, but he wouldn't have had it any other way.
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The virus is believed to be endemic in Africa and Asia, though it is not certain how many people have had it or whether they are immune to the strain circulating in the Americas, a descendant of the Asian strain.
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They had had the dog for years and might have kept both him and the apartment under the city's pet law, which allows tenants to keep a pet if they have had it "openly and notoriously" for 90 days or more.
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"The reaction to chorizo in the cities that have had it has been overwhelmingly positive, so we're making it available in all of our restaurants across the country," Steve Ells, founder, chairman and co-CEO of Chipotle, said in a statement on Monday.
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Le Pen has done nearly everything right: distancing herself from her National Front party, recognizing that French voters have had it with traditional parties and that many still see the far-right organization as a tool of her nasty, anti-Semitic father.
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"As for the report, bear in mind that Journalists from the Guardian, the Financial Times, and other reputable papers have had it since June 2016 and to this day they are unable to confirm a single statement from it," Telegram told The Hill.
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I saw Mark Antony offer him a crown (yet 'twas not a crown neither, 'twas one of these coronets) and, as I told you, he put it by once — but, for all that, to my thinking, he would fain have had it.
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In the process of writing this story, I heard from several people that they or someone they knew still had a ringback tone, in large part because they have had it for years, and don't know how to get rid of it.
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As historian Ted Hopf has shown, the Americans could not have had it more wrong: Soviet leaders never reached any such conclusion, and in fact were puzzled as to why the US sacrificed so many lives for a war that was clearly lost.
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While Mike Pompeo is focused on a number of key geopolitical concerns, an email obtained by CNN suggests that the secretary of state also appears to have had it, up to, here, with, the rampant, improper use of commas by State Department staff.
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One Senate GOP aide said that Lee, Johnson and McCain have had more input by participating in the more than 30 meetings McConnell has held with the Republican conference to craft the bill than they would have had it gone through committee hearings and markups.
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The author of the post wasn't identified—the Best of Nextdoor Twitter account scribbled over their face—but they said that they lived in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and they have had it up to here with "cheap candy" like Dum Dums, Smarties, and Jolly Ranchers.
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"Tens of millions of Americans have had it with the biased, ideologically-driven mainstream media outlets that sanctimoniously advance their own agendas under the guise of 'news' and 'journalism,'" said Levin, founder of LevinTV, the flagship program of CRTV, in a statement provided to The Hill.
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PC gamers have had it easy over the past few years — the Xbox One and PS4 had such weak CPUs that, a couple of examples notwithstanding, it's generally been very easy to run console games at much higher graphical settings and frame rates on fairly modest hardware.
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"As a result of its use of these written examinations, Baltimore County has hired fewer African American applicants as BCPD entry-level police officers and police cadets since January 1, 2013 than it would have had it used a non-discriminatory screening device," the lawsuit contends.
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"We have a national law, we have had it since 1978 — it's as old as my husband — and I have to drive through two regions to have an abortion?" said Silvia Brandimarte, 34, who was told her fetus had a serious genetic disease in her 12th week of pregnancy.
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Decades later, I recall it with a blend of outrage and wonder inflected by my recognition of the fact that African-American students have had it much worse, and that other ethnic groups and religions have now replaced Jews as the focus of the anxiety that afflicted my interlocutor.
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At this point, given the layers of quotation and allusion, it seems silly to treat David's image as if it were, as Percy might have had it, some flimsy representation standing between himself and an unmediated world, or a private snow-globe reminder of that stretch of Interstate.
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Many others have had it much worse; I counted myself lucky for only having been touched in subtle ways — a male relative digging his hands in my tiny skirt pockets to "feel around for change"; another bringing his hand to my crotch when he thought I was asleep.
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Donald Trump will become president next week because a sufficient number of Americans have had it with the confining, tiptoeing, politically correct form of speech and interaction favored by liberal elites on the coasts who believe they hold a monopoly on wisdom and the only key to progress.
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If chance would have had it that we would have met at an earlier stage, we might not have had the discoveries together that we did have and found those things in life together that were valuable to us at a later point in life when we were both more mature.
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And here is that shift's main value beyond Soleimani's quite personal obliteration: For the first time, the religious and political terrorists who run Iran have had it planted in their brains that they, too, can and might be killed just as easily, quietly and efficiently, if the U.S. so wills it.
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Although only one person in five ever gets symptoms, and even then it often causes only mild rashes, red eyes and fevers, women who have had it, particularly in the first trimester of pregnancy, appear to be much more likely to have children with small heads and damaged brains, a condition called microcephaly.
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John, a well-to-do barrister who was educated at Oxford, says he sees less rigidity and more economic mobility today — but he also speculates, somewhat clumsily, that people like him may have had it harder than members of the working class because of increased "competition" for elite jobs among the upper class.
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And the problem with working in a collaborative medium is that you can never really say whose idea it was, because all ideas start to be the product of a conversation, and the actual defining point of the idea might come from one person at one time, but they wouldn't have had it without the preceding conversations.
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It's about three women who work on Wall Street who have had it with the finance industry's chauvinist ways and are out to shatter all the glass ceilings in their way — hence the title (which is bound to cause confusion for anyone who remembers Shattered Glass as the 2003 movie starring Hayden Christensen as real-life disgraced New Republic writer Stephen Glass).
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Luckily for all of us, hip-hop star and puck aficionado Snoop Dogg, or whatever animal moniker he currently prefers, decided on Saturday to put down his Gin & Juice (assuming he put it down but he just as easily could have had it with him) for a few moments to Drop It Like It's Hot in the LA Kings broadcast booth.
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Rep. Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLouie Gohmert's exchange with Robert Mueller revealed an uneasy relationship Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Mueller will be remembered for his weak testimony, not his shocking report MORE (R-Texas) said Wednesday that House Democrats howling over new rules aimed at preventing another sit-in like the one they staged last summer could have had it a lot worse.
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By curious coincidence, the laudatory press on Prince Philip's retirement (which included the accidental publication of a draft obituary in The Daily Telegraph) coincided with reports about another prince consort, Prince Henrik of Denmark, who after long kvetching about not being named a king announced that he did not want to be buried next to his wife, Queen Margrethe II. Whatever private frustrations Prince Philip might have had, it is hard to imagine him complaining about his lifetime supporting role (an exception was the food: "I never see any home cooking — all I get is fancy stuff").
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