Instead you were heaped with praise on Twitter — Twitter!
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Pine also heaped praise on Wonder Woman's director, Patty Jenkins.
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And several of her clients have heaped praise onto Bero.
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Hungarian head coach Tamas Marcz heaped praise on their defense.
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Certainly not fried onions heaped with cheese and bacon, guys.
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Trump had heaped praise on Bloomberg when he was mayor.
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And he heaped praise on Apple for respecting people's privacy.
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Rick Snyder in October, help has been heaped on Flint.
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Tragedy heaped on tragedy this week, all over the country.
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He heaped praise upon the first responders at the scene.
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Fox heaped praise on Mr. O'Reilly in announcing his departure.
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In his rally Saturday night, Trump heaped praise on Saccone.
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He heaped lavish praise on his own performance and ideas.
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Will the indignities heaped upon Trump's youngest daughter never cease?
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She's also had many injustices and indignities heaped on her.
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Ricardo Rosselló, has publicly heaped praise on the federal government's response.
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Then he turned to the heaped plates in front of him.
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President-Elect Donald Trump heaped on the insults at his Jan.
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" The "Mom" star heaped praise on McCarthy's impersonation, calling it "genius.
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The US president heaped praise on Theresa May's successor on Tuesday.
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Rosselló, meanwhile, has heaped some blame on Bishop and his colleagues.
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I heaped on a scoop of cilantro and chopped red onions.
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Plates heaped with roasted chicken, potatoes, and rice were passed around.
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A room service cart was heaped with champagne, lobster and shrimp.
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Marshall, a conservative, heaped praise on McGovern and touted their friendship.
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In typical hyperbolic fashion, Trump continually heaped adjectives on the storm.
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But Martin has only heaped praise upon Tolkien, while decrying Tolkien's imitators.
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His fiercest rivals heaped praise on him as a visionary and perfectionist.
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Worse still, politicians have heaped scorn and disdain on these wonderful Americans.
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Republicans in Congress heaped on the praise, though Dems were not impressed.
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Outside your door are people heaped with more than anyone could handle.
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Bulldozers had heaped debris from the plane into piles on the ground.
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" Stern, 85033, heaped praise on the billionaire, calling him a "phenomenal mayor.
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Elsewhere in town, poke is typically heaped on a stark bed of rice.
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The pizzas are made in the Ukrainian style, heaped with bacon and onions.
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Even former president Barack Obama, while not explicitly endorsing, heaped praise upon Pelosi.
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You don't want to just be heaped in the pile with other options.
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Nappies, clothes and toys are heaped in a pile in their living room.
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In the aftermath, there will surely be blame heaped on Democrats and feminists.
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Some locals consider porridge with a heaped spoon of sugar a decent meal.
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Weekend media reports heaped further pressure on Boeing and its domestic U.S. regulator.
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Trump has previously heaped praise on Drudge Report and its founder, Matt Drudge.
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Many former Obama staffers, including Mr. Axelrod, have heaped praise on Mr. Buttigieg.
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Murt had the glassy, heaped disposition of one routed recently from his bed.
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Sanders wasn't the only convention speaker that Chelsea Clinton, 36, heaped praise on.
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Criticism was again heaped on Dawson amid his docuseries on YouTuber Jake Paul.
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Penn especially heaped praise onto Bradley Cooper, the movie's director, writer, and star.
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A pair of top Republican senators on Thursday heaped praise on former Sen.
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Detainees spend an hour a day in a caged courtyard heaped with mattresses.
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High-ranking Republicans heaped praise on Haley following the announcement on Tuesday night.
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Trash and garbage were being heaped on the pavements, as public services slowed.
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By then, he was already being compared to White, heaped with big expectations.
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Emerging from the storm The storm heaped plenty of misery across New England.
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In court filings, he heaped blame on the Pennsylvania Insurance Department in particular.
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He looked at several of the open books heaped on the octagonal table.
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Three of the friends have sardine skeletons and heads heaped on their plates.
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Rows of vehicles fell several stories below and lay heaped in a mangled mess.
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When I reached out to Oganessian, he heaped praise onto Shaughnessy and her team.
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I normally do two heaped tablespoons of mayo, and one tablespoon of the gravy.
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Worries about global growth have heaped pressure on the banking sector in recent months.
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For investigators, the attention heaped on the anniversary only highlights the work still ahead.
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Mr. Trump heaped praise on Mr. Johnson, the prime minister, while disparaging Mr. Corbyn.
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The debris, including body parts, was heaped onto trucks and dumped by a river.
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When it was his turn to speak, Mr. Morales heaped more praise on himself.
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Israel, the closest U.S. ally in the Middle East, has heaped praise on Trump.
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Even trays heaped with mansaf, lamb stewed in yogurt, could not rouse large crowds.
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This isn't the first time the outgoing UKIP leader has heaped praise on Trump.
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The original poster retweeted Jenner's reply, while her followers heaped on piles of praise.
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Xi met with Putin earlier in June, and heaped praise on the Russian leader.
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Not so, at least not when it came to the abuse heaped on Marge.
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The university flap heaped more tension onto Hungary's already fractious relationship with its neighbors.
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Only last month, Abbas heaped praise onto Trump during their press conference in Washington.
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Ahead of his meeting with the queen, Trump had heaped praise on the monarch.
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Former congressman and possible 2020 presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke (D) heaped praise on Rep.
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It probably helped that critics heaped praise on the most recent Public School collections.
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The president heaped praise on his former top diplomat in an interview with Politico.
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" Trump also heaped praised on the Mexican people, calling them "spectacular, hard-working people.
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They want to encourage people to ridicule me without having it heaped onto them.
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The Filipino shaved ice halo-halo is heaped with toppings including chickpeas in syrup.
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He heaped praise on the president for not closing the door to future meetings.
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They heaped the corpses onto a pile of skeletons, and all were quickly incinerated.
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Ceramic plates were heaped with salad and polenta, which they devoured with real flatware.
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But Mr. Clyburn has also heaped praise on Mr. Steyer and his financial might.
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It may dent her credibility as all his sins will be heaped on her.
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Hurricane Dorian The destruction that Hurricane Dorian heaped upon the northern Bahamas is unimaginable.
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Trump has been dismissive of the intelligence assessments and has heaped praise on Putin.
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Earlier on Monday, Trump heaped praise on Xi for his help on North Korea.
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Runaway metaphors rebound off heaped generalizations, and yet an attractive humor is in play.
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Gwyneth Paltrow heaped on the praise as she celebrated her son's 12th birthday on Sunday.
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In fact, ignore any praise we've ever heaped onto smart speakers and voice-controlled assistants.
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In an interview with Politico over the weekend, Mr. Obama again heaped praise on Mrs.
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Most of the paintings they heaped on a bonfire were portraits of white historical figures.
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An army of frustrated Wall Street analysts has heaped criticism on the company this week.
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She scotched suggestions she had buckled under pressure heaped on her after her Paris triumph.
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An Obama spokesperson heaped praise on Biden a short time after his launch on Thursday.
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Priebus on Thursday also heaped praise on Trump following passage of the GOP healthcare bill.
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Effects seem barely answerable to causes, and staged encounters are heaped one upon the next.
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The scorn heaped on Melania for her footwear focused on its self-indulgent, flashy impracticality.
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Trump has nevertheless heaped personal praise on Kim and expressed enthusiasm for a second summit.
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It showed the bodies of Kevin's parents heaped on the floor, along with many others.
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Not surprisingly, the two men also heaped upon me dozens of suggestions for my exploration.
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The Trump administration has heaped sanctions on its international foes, seeking to change their behavior.
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They heaped desks in front of the door, stacking them as high as they could.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe earlier heaped praise on Pompeo at his residence in Tokyo.
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Ilham Ahmed, a Kurdish politician who co-chairs the SDC, heaped criticism on de Mistura.
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DeGrom's injury just heaped more gloom on a dispiriting night for the Mets (17-11).
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Kevin K. McAleenan, the acting secretary of Homeland Security, heaped fulsome praise on President Hernández.
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The latest contretemps came when Mr. Trump heaped scorn on Mayor Sadiq Khan of London.
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That has heaped pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government which was elected in December.
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That has heaped pressure not just on U.S. miners, but on Canadian companies as well.
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The plots were marked with white wooden crosses and heaped with bright-colored plastic flowers.
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A typically wry press release put out by the TST heaped praise on the governor.
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Cuomo heaped up some solid progressive accomplishments even before Nixon challenged him for his job.
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After a televised immigration meeting with members of Congress on Tuesday, Graham heaped on the praise.
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During an appearance on The View earlier this month, the stars heaped praises on each other.
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This is essentially a bigger version of that, with way more shredded coconut heaped on top.
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His left kneecap pointed inward at an unnatural angle as he lay heaped on the court.
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Many celebrities heaped praise on the team and congratulated the athletes on a victory well earned.
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In a speech at the event honoring young leaders, Prince Harry heaped praise on his grandmother.
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In June, cabinet members heaped stilted praise on Trump for the cameras, and the audience winced.
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That has spooked the global airline industry and heaped pressure on Boeing, whose shares have plunged.
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For all the criticism heaped at the USGA for being "reactionary", it faces a tough task.
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The goal was the second of the season for Reinhart, who later heaped praise on Lehner.
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After all, birthstones are heaped with meaning (whether or not you choose to believe in them).
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Trump heaped praise on Obama's early presidency in 2009, then launched his birther crusade in 2011.
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"He slashed prices, introduced new plans and heaped ridicule on rival cellphone companies," Mr. Eavis writes.
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" After Mar-a-Lago, Trump heaped praise on Xi. "We had a great chemistry, I think.
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Rapper Kanye West recently heaped similar praise on Owens and the two later met in person.
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Despite the allegations, Kelly and White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders heaped praise on Porter.
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Republicans and business groups long critical of FSOC and its methods heaped praise on Wednesday's ruling.
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In the meantime, both sides have generously heaped blame on just about everything you can imagine.
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The businessman heaped praise on his supporters during the Ohio rally, crediting them with his rise.
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President Donald Trump on Friday heaped praise on Abbott Labs for developing the ID NOW test.
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Since then he has heaped sanctions on Iran as part of a campaign of "maximum pressure".
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He brought charges against many state elected officials and routinely heaped brimstone of contempt on them.
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In the cemetery of Baruta's 21990th-century church, headstones are heaped with mostly faded plastic flowers.
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In his Instagram post, he heaped praise on the fans, his teammates and the Patriots organization.
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At the buffet, we heaped our plates with biscuits, grits, eggs, French toast, and candied peaches.
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But the austerity measures, which were accompanied by a crackdown on dissent, heaped pressure on many.
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James Inhofe (R-Okla.), who worked with Pruitt in his home state, heaped praise on him.
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Layers of paint are flaking off the walls, and floors are heaped with dirt and dust.
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Visitors were met by walls plastered with seductive photographs and tables heaped with provocative books and zines.
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That heaped further pressure on its share price, which slid more than 235 percent in morning trade.
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That heaped further pressure on its share price, which slid more than 24.47 percent in early trade.
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HE HEAPED HIGH PRAISE ON HIM SONEONE I DO KNOW AND HAVE GREAT RESPECT FOR.. WE'LL SEE.
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Not only did Democrats oppose Reagan&aposs policies, they heaped scorn on his blunt anti-Communist rhetoric.
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For now, Thomas has earned every plaudit being heaped on him as he continues his remarkable run.
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So far at least, he doesn't seem to be changed by the responsibilities heaped on his shoulders.
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The company's financial meltdown has heaped pressure on the White House and lawmakers to address biofuels policy.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders heaped scorn on Bannon and the book at her briefing on Thursday.
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If we are going to criminalize politics, why spare one committee from the opprobrium heaped on others?
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Visitors are treated to a heaped assortment of cakes made of rice, palm sugar and coconut flakes.
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Praise was heaped onto Pence at the small-table meetings before his speech at American Axle Manufacturing.
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The crowd jeered and heaped scorn on these women because they had kept company with German soldiers.
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Sleeves rolled up and declaring himself "fired up" on her behalf, Mr. Obama heaped admiration on Mrs.
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Mr. Trump, who appeared on his show last year, has in turn heaped praise upon Mr. Jones.
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Public criticism has been heaped on Klinsmann throughout his five years at the helm of the organization.
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Party websites and newspapers heaped scorn on him, and party officials said he would face further punishment.
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Beneath posters of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, two metal-framed beds were heaped with blankets.
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" She heaped praise on a manifesto written by white nationalist Richard Spencer, describing it as "Martin Luther's
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"Because of encryption and because of radicalization, the cost… is heaped on law enforcement agencies," Wallace said.
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But that fleeting and vague reference contrasted with the detailed praise he heaped on civilian terrorism prosecutions.
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The sound of a violin, in this dark shed, where the dead were heaped on the living.
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Several heaped praise upon the president, though it was not possible from the audio to identify them.
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I would stare at the bold, swirling primary colors, the oil heaped in some places, splattered elsewhere.
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Since taking office China has heaped pressure on Tsai, fearing she is pushing Taiwan towards formal independence.
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He has the strength of character to deal with the pressure being heaped on his young shoulders.
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The president heaped contempt on his predecessor's strategy, promising that he would avoid President Barack Obama's mistakes.
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Luther's ugliest legacy was the invective that, in his later years, he heaped on the Jewish people.
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A side plate spills over with basil, lime, wheels of jalapeño and bean sprouts heaped like kindling.
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CONNECTIVITY PROMISE Rumours about the possible demise of Flybe have heaped pressure on Johnson's newly elected government.
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News that two of Trump's former advisers face prison sentences has heaped political pressure on the president.
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Billy Nungesser, a frequent Obama critic who led the state's disaster response, heaped praise on Fugate's agency.
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And crispy latkes, fried in pools of oil, were heaped with dollop after dollop of sour cream.
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Yet this dish, born of poverty, has its own luxury: the sheer abundance heaped on the grill.
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Palestinian President Mohammed Abbas has heaped scorn on the conference and urged Arab governments not to attend.
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Defending is hilarious, with slide tackles covering several yards and poleaxed players commonly heaped atop one another.
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He also heaped praise on Kushner, saying he could play a peacemaker role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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President Trump&aposs detractors in the media were quick to challenge the praise he heaped on the dictator.
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It's all washed down with cans of soda or cups of tea sweetened with heaped spoons of sugar.
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Duterte has heaped praise on Xi for his economic support, but some analysts say he is being exploited.
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Rihanna's new Fenty Beauty line has been heaped with praise about its countless shade range and diverse ads.
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Literary novelists like Lauren Groff, Helen Oyeyemi and Eimear McBride have heaped praise on Ms. Han's hypnotic prose.
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But it also heaped pressure on tech companies, especially, warning it wanted to see rapid action and progress.
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Clinton got a significant push from President Obama, who heaped praise on her in an interview with Politico.
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But he heaped praise on Mr. Trump and said he would easily support him as the party's nominee.
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In Turkey, however, politicians heaped praise on the player and lashed out at those who had abused him.
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This speaks to the degree of international opprobrium that has been heaped on Russia for its Ukraine campaign.
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S. tariff row, slowing China growth and rising trade protectionism heaped pressure on the world's third-biggest economy.
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Blame was heaped on David Cameron for being irresponsible enough to call the referendum in the first place.
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But the company's financial meltdown has heaped pressure on the White House and lawmakers to address biofuels policy.
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Calling her "extraordinarily smart" and "beautiful," Obama heaped praise on the "Becoming" author, whom he married in 1992.
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The 31-year old Hansdotter was happier with her result than the performance and heaped praise on Shiffrin.
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Imagine the scorn Scalia would have heaped on Kennedy for both his reconsidered abortion and affirmative action positions.
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And for all the scrutiny heaped on their every move, the clues still aren't really leading anywhere. E!
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He heaped praise on Trump, saying he loved the president, and that he was "very loyal" to him.
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" Regarding Tatum specifically, Embiid heaped the superlatives onto a rival for a change, saying: "He's a special one.
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Steep tax cuts for corporations and other enterprises have heaped plump windfalls on many investors and chief executives.
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He called Sergeant Felix a bully who heaped special abuse on three Muslim recruits because of their faith.
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That means Sanders needs to start naming his enemy, the thing that Warren has heaped praise on: capitalism.
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In the aftermath, many of Twitter's users and own employees heaped ire on Mr. Dorsey and the company.
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Marigolds are still heaped on his images, the more plentifully by those who hate his truth-telling spirit.
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The president has heaped economic sanctions on Iran's Islamist regime and at times threatened Tehran with military action.
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These artificial benefits bestowed on behemoths are made worse by barriers to entry heaped on the little guy.
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The media, again, heaped open scorn on Trump — how dare he praise a murderous dictator and American adversary?
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He heaped scorn on San Juan's mayor for appealing for help to what she assumed was his humanity.
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Republicans were widely blamed for the historic disruption, and Cruz's colleagues heaped scorn on him as a result.
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Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress and Democrats have both heaped praise on Mattis since his nomination was announced.
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The areas of highest soil contamination overlapped with where the sewer district sludge had been heaped, Stone said.
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Peyton Manning heaped praise on the defense while congratulating Von Miller for being named the game's most valuable player.
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Higher crude costs have heaped financial pain on oil importing countries with weakening currencies, including India, Argentina and Turkey.
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Even though reports showed reasons to doubt North Korea's commitment to denuclearization, Trump heaped praise on Kim last year.
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Barr did not deserve Mueller's snit nor any of the snitty abuse heaped on him for doing his job.
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He tweeted about the cartel more than 50 times and heaped criticism on Saudi Arabia in separate Twitter missives.
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Instead, he basks in the massive commercial and industrial waste heaped into dumpsters behind restaurants, offices and construction sites.
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IN THE aftermath of the 276 presidential election, much blame was heaped on social media for fuelling partisan rancour.
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He heaped particular praise on Bong's team, calling out the individual talent it took to make this film happen.
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Trump heaped scorn on Mueller, calling him "totally conflicted" in part because he had wanted to head the FBI.
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Cleaning up the mess heaped on top of decades of pollution and environmental damage will take years, possibly decades.
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I heaped lemony Chinese black ants on salads and sprinkled them onto pizza as I would red pepper flakes.
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The National's new album, Sleep Well Beast, was released on Friday and almost everyone has heaped praise on it.
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" Before introducing Pence, Cruz heaped praise on the GOP vice presidential nominee, saying that he embraces "strong principled conservatism.
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Samsung's disastrous battery issues have invalidated the praise we have heaped upon its beautifully designed, but fatally flawed smartphone.
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He slashed prices, introduced new plans and heaped ridicule on rival cellphone companies like Verizon, AT&T and Sprint.
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For years, he heaped praise on Mr. Dauman and paid him huge sums of money to show his appreciation.
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Perhaps no episode captured the disturbing rise in intolerance as much as the verbal abuse heaped on Mr. Jasso.
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In lieu of Hospoda's red cabbage "essence," there is simply red cabbage, shredded and ingloriously heaped, sour and sweet.
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So when Trump changed course on Sunday and heaped praise on the intelligence apparatus, it fell flat for some.
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She scoops marshmallow fluff out of a jar and downs several enchiladas at a time heaped with mole sauce.
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As for the scorn that reviewers and critics had heaped onto his subsequent films, that was due to jealousy.
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Fish circled inside a large aquarium, while brightly lit display cases presented rarities like caviar heaped in crystal bowls.
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Clippers (20-14) L.A.'s "other" team is thriving amid all the attention (and pressure) heaped upon LeBron's Lakers.
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And it's a perfect wedding of patriotism and payback for all the humiliations that he has heaped on her.
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The group has heaped positivity onto Glushko, revitalizing her primary on-court weapons — strength, athleticism and a dangerous backhand.
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Mr. Trump seemed to presage a different era with all the praise he heaped on Russia and Mr. Putin.
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When asked after Game 4 to sum up Johnson's impact, Coach Quin Snyder heaped praise on the veteran guard.
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Republicans heaped praise on President Donald Trump while Democrats expressed concerns about the legality and consequences of the attack.
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The press and public have heaped ridicule on Petersen the past few days, mocking his performance in the hearing.
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The senator Trump had once called "Lyin' Ted" on Thursday heaped praise on the President's first year in office.
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But Trump, speaking to reporters Tuesday afternoon, heaped more criticism on Bloomberg for distancing himself from stop and frisk.
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Indeed, if leaked transcripts are to be believed, he's heaped praise on the drug campaign to Duterte over the phone.
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Before leaving Ms Madonsela heaped praise on her strong team, which will remain at the office of the public protector.
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In one installation, seaweed, kelp, and chopsticks are heaped in a rectangular plastic tray encircled by length of steel wire.
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There's a lot of pressure heaped on young people these days, and I think a lot of it is unnecessary.
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Add to that the poor economic outlook and negative interest rates and the pressure is heaped on a bank's profitability.
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Instead, Republicans heaped blame on the Environmental Protection Agency, which made mistakes but was a bit player in this drama.
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Everyone knows Ronda is one of Joe's favorite fighters -- and he heaped heavy praise on her at LAX this weekend.
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The United States has heaped pressure on its allies to ban Huawei components from 5G networks due to security concerns.
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Over the years, tenants, condo buyers and elected officials heaped criticism on Mr. Boymelgreen, who oversaw many of the projects.
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Consider this: Throughout the campaign, Trump heaped praise on Putin, even defending Putin against allegations that he had journalists killed.
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He has at his disposal the world's greatest professionals who do not merit the insults he has heaped on them.
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The US President heaped praise on Sisi, signaling a significant shift from cooled US-Egypt relations under the Obama administration.
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Read MoreOPEC trims 2016 outlook for cartel oil Crude's brutal slump has heaped pressure on U.S. oil and gas producers.
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A small collection of small-scale songs, both lyrically and musically, the praise heaped on Thrush Metal has been manifold.
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At the Parrish, a wooden pallet is heaped with iridescent sperm whale teeth formed from clay by Courtney M. Leonard.
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Hawley is throwing his support behind Trump, who has heaped praise on the candidate and attended multiple fundraisers for him.
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Sarkozy lost the 2012 election to Socialist Francois Hollande, but Fillon avoided the disdain that was heaped upon his boss.
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From now on, it's two heaped teaspoons of Kenco, four of sugar and milk you pinched from the work fridge.
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Moscovici also heaped pressure on Italy's government to respect EU rules on deficits, as the clash between the two continues.
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Nasrallah also heaped criticism on Arab states that accused Hezbollah of terrorism at an emergency Arab League meeting on Sunday.
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And the conservative lawmaker heaped plenty of scorn on one of Dodd-Frank's biggest pieces: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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She went on to quote praise Manigault Newman has heaped on Trump in the past, prior to leaving the administration.
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He won Senate confirmation on a 85033-6 vote in April, and Democrats heaped praise on him through the process.
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In a joint postgame on-court interview, he heaped praise on his longtime rival Georges Niang, the Iowa State senior.
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John McCain as "just another senator from Arizona" and heaped scorn on the "lords of technology" who rule Silicon Valley.
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Republicans heaped praise on Price, with Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch declaring him an "exceptional nominee" in a floor speech.
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During a dinner at his Bedminster club last summer, Trump heaped praise on Nooyi, who was seated at his table.
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Mr. Trump has heaped praise on Vladimir V. Putin for months, calling him a strong leader and a potential ally.
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The trade conflict further escalated on Thursday as the United States and China heaped more tariffs on each other's goods.
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Both women heaped praise upon the plans, including the governor's promise to crack down on sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Because of such injustices and indignities heaped on students of color, many of their families have chosen charter schools instead.
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" He said if Sanders was "more aggressive," the media "would have heaped twice as much hatred on top of him.
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But with Icher out on maternity leave, hopes have been heaped on Boutier's young shoulders as a top French contender.
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" Meanwhile, The Times of London has heaped upon the new monarch a notably un-British encomium: Eiko is "watchably bendy.
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He also shows why the rest of us need to be more skeptical about the praise heaped on big donors.
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As American allies reacted cautiously to the proposal, adversaries heaped scorn on the United States for its support for Israel.
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Artists of the 20133th century often depicted it as a skeleton with a scythe and victims heaped at its feet.
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Following the bridge scene, the film's first 45 minutes play lopsided with much of the turmoil heaped on Violet's shoulders.
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Contrast is essential, as in a plate of shwe taung noodles with kinks of crispy noodles heaped over chewy ones.
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But they also heaped personal attacks on one another in the most contentious of the nine Democratic White House debates.
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There, Trump and Modi rallied with 50,000 people, mostly Indian Americans, as the two leaders heaped praise on one another.
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There, Abbott heaped praise on Trump for his "compassion," and members of Trump's administration promised Texans they would receive help.
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Both Republicans and Democrats have heaped praise on Mattis, who is hugely popular with the Marines, since Trump announced his nomination.
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Trump heaped more criticism on the Fed, calling it 'my biggest threat' in an interview with Fox Business Network on Tuesday.
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" Ever the supportive sister, Khloé Kardashian heaped on the praise in the comments section, writing, "I have some gorgeous ass sisters.
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Activists heaped animal turds at the door of the Palazzo Grassi, which will open an exhibition of new works by Hirst.
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Trump welcomed that language and, days after referring to President Xi Jinping as an enemy, heaped praise on his Chinese counterpart.
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Whenever there is a presidential convention, all the attention is heaped on the political theater surrounding the nominees and their party.
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The huge pressure heaped on designers taking the reins at Paris' historic fashion houses and the need to be immediately successful.
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Proud parents Victoria and David Beckham heaped on the gushing social media tributes while celebrating their son's 16th birthday on Saturday.
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Then again, by acquiring Shattenkirk, MacLellan heaped a lot of pressure on a team that hasn't ever responded well to it.
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EA made the announcement in an earnings call released on Tuesday, which heaped praise on the Respawn-developed battle royale game.
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It was tragedy heaped on tragedy this week, but a few things made people smile, like Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes.
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Trump Backtracks on Pope AttackDonald Trump has heaped praised on Pope Francis hours after attacking his "disgraceful" comments about Trump's faith.
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We have reported on horrible car accidents, serial killings, political corruption, disease outbreaks, air crashes, natural disasters, tragedy heaped on tragedy.
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Touting Clinton's environmental record, "Cheers" star Danson heaped praise on the former secretary of State at a Monday night campaign event.
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Mail was heaped on the floor, and the son's sippy cup from the day they'd left was still in the sink.
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Then, in another moment that ignored the political realities facing Republicans, he heaped praise on Chris Christie, New Jersey's outgoing governor.
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Or a room with clothes and toys heaped upon two stripped twin mattresses, where three children wildly jump on the beds?
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If we gave equal consideration to all the choices heaped upon us on a daily basis, we'd never get anything done.
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The shrimp are more disorderly, heaped in long trays, alongside floppy tubes of calamari and the occasional bin of glaring sardines.
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Does being a tourist here mean that one is contributing to the cruelties heaped upon the Rohingya and other ethnic groups?
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For Lowery, the memories heaped all over a place take on more than just an abstract theoretical quality — they are ghosts.
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Slices of life, however accurate, collect into a kind of glutinous falseness when shaved too thin and heaped in a pile.
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Trump's statement heaped new confusion on how the GOP will move forward with its campaign pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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In the past decade, attention has been heaped on hip new direct-to-consumer brands selling everything from razors to mattresses.
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He heaped ridicule on lawmakers for thwarting his efforts to push for a "no deal" Brexit and to call an election.
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The president last week heaped new criticism on his predecessor's energy policy, calling it a "giveaway" of public resources to corporations.
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Confusion reigns, for good reason, about the many tech inventions that have been heaped upon us over the past 10 years.
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Some former commissioners who served under both Republican and Democratic administrations, lawmakers and other federal officials also heaped on the praise.
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Here's what Trump said in November 2015 about the man he heaped praise on today: [Carson] said he's got pathological disease.
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They either endorsed him outright or heaped praise on Trump's nominee, while noting that they take their judicial confirmation responsibility seriously.
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He criticized NATO, spoke of possibly recognizing annexed Crimea as part of Russia and heaped praise on Vladimir Putin, Russia's strongman president.
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H.R. McMaster to replace Michael Flynn as national security adviser an "outstanding choice" and heaped praise on Trump's entire national security team.
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Before even mentioning Cruz, Pence heaped praise on Trump, commending him for drawing attention to Carrier's decision to shift jobs to Mexico.
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There are big black coils of irrigation hoses and heaped fifty-pound bags of organic fertilizer at the foot of the deck.
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In June the British vote to leave the EU heaped on additional volatility and spooked some companies hoping to tap equity markets.
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In the photo, he sits on his uncle's lap as his family poses at a nearby dock, squid heaped in the background.
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Labour MPs who had bayed for Mr Corbyn's sacking after the EU referendum, only 18 months ago, heaped praise on the announcement.
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Standard & Poor's decision to cut Casino's debt ratings to junk last year has heaped further pressure on him to improve Brazilian operations.
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The praise heaped on Tuesday's speech shows the power of these two sides working together, the Bannon agenda packaged with Ivanka polish.
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Media reports about a trove of leaked emails has heaped pressure on him to allow a judicial commission to investigate graft claims.
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The businessman also heaped praised on President Obama and said they've talked by phone a couple times since their White House meeting.
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EU officials often fume about the opprobrium heaped upon Europe over migration while rich Gulf or Asian states look the other way.
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McSally is seen as a potential replacement for Kyl, who heaped praise on the GOP congresswoman in a recent interview with CNN.
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"They're creating mirror images of some of the criticism heaped on the Kremlin, and throwing it back at the West," he says.
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The president's tweet came hours after he heaped criticism on the county's elections officials to reporters outside the White House early Friday.
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But the business and banking community heaped scorn on that study as well, arguing it was oversimplistic and relied on outdated data.
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Angela Merkel's government had been seeking to circumvent pending U.S. sanctions; the sanctions have heaped pressure on Iranian President Hassan Rouhani (left)
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In their dugouts, rough-hewed logs heaped with dirt form the roofs and discarded packing crates keep boots off the muddy floor.
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Despite being denied a win, Hungary went through to the last 16 as group winners and Storck heaped praise on his outfit.
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Obamacare, on which Heritage spokespersons like Jim DeMint have heaped abuse, was modeled on a policy proposal implemented in Massachusetts by Gov.
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This is, of course, reminiscent of the arms-length praise heaped on Giuliani during 9/11 by some of his harshest critics.
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His supervisors within the New York Police Department heaped on such praise that in their telling he sounded half comic-book hero.
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The roof of the century-old house partly collapsed during Tuesday's earthquake, and rubble and broken furniture were heaped on the sidewalk.
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During a tour of the facility, Trump heaped praise on CDC, disputing any concerns about the agency's response to the escalating crisis.
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Only now, as they confront Charles's death, even more responsibility has been heaped on the ever-widening shoulders of the Bucks' phenom.
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In the meantime, the press heaped upon Clinton more than her share of negative coverage, according to a study from Crimson Hexagon.
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In comments outside the White House, Trump heaped praise on Pompeo and alluded to differences with Tillerson, noting their disagreements on Iran.
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Instead of offering just fish heaped on rice, each bowl is nearly overgrown with mesclun greens and seaweed salad, tempering the lushness.
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Britain's hardline stance on trade talks with the European Union heaped pressure on domestic equities already battered by concerns over the virus.
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Poor earnings performance has heaped further reminders of the challenges GE faces, with the most recent report again falling short of expectations.
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He was humiliated by the scorn heaped on him in Parliament on Tuesday, where he was nervous and out of his depth.
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Leaders of the coalition also heaped criticism on Mr. McConnell, questioning his commitment to pushing the health legislation across the finish line.
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Because so much praise has already been heaped on Alexievich and on this volume, I'm going to place my own reservations first.
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And if you think she's basking in the disses currently being heaped on her ex, think again, 'cause she's staying unbelievably chill.
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Beside it is a shallow metal dish heaped with stiff translucent strips and pointed shards the size of a great white's teeth.
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Obama entered through the sliding door next to the briefing podium after Earnest's introductory remarks and heaped praise on his longtime aide.
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Environmental groups heaped scorn on Trump's order, arguing it was dangerous and went against the broader global trend toward cleaner energy technologies.
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Rising U.S. oil production and crude stockpiles, as well as a stock market sell-off, heaped pressure on oil prices this week.
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Regulators have banned online sales of vaping products, and China's major propaganda outlets have heaped on scrutiny, citing the potential health effects.
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The foie gras and steak satisfy, but it's the sea bass that surprises, its skin like lattice, heaped with lightly charred ramps.
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At the time, top Democrats and many on social media heaped praise on the congressman for his long history of social activism.
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Anderson heaped praise on his opponent, who is 13 years his junior, calling Shapovalov an "unbelievable competitor" during a post-match broadcast interview.
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The picture and her name quickly went viral, and everyone from celebrities to politicians heaped much-deserved praise on the young woman's accomplishment.
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The adulation that was heaped upon him eventually irritated some Negroes in the civil rights movement who worked hard, but in relative obscurity.
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Heaped with crunchy fries and slathered with ketchup and mayonnaise, the massive sandwich (20,000 dong) will fill you up for an entire afternoon.
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The letter didn't mention the environment at all nor did it even hint at any wrongdoing, but it heaped praise on the president.
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James Kirkup described his experience of writing about trans issues without attracting the vitriol that is heaped on female journalists who do so.
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Trade uncertainty heaped further pressure on hog futures after negotiations to end the bruising U.S.-China trade war soured dramatically since early May.
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Worries about global growth have heaped pressure on the banking sector in recent months, forcing many big lenders to make sweeping cost cuts.
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The news raised the prospect of further credit rating downgrades and heaped pressure on President Jacob Zuma, who is already facing corruption allegations.
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Fearing job losses, Germany's federal government and powerful unions have heaped criticism on the tie-up plan, confirmed by both manufacturers on Tuesday.
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Still, none of that quite compares to the praise Schultz heaped on the president on Thursday, talking with reporters on CPAC's radio row.
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Among other broadsides, the person heaped scorn on officials who described, in terms of economic performance, a "red-letter start" to the year.
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Palmer also heaped compliments on Schweikert, though noted he only recently learned that his fellow Freedom Caucus member was interested in the job.
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Trump heaped praise on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The South Carolina lawmaker has heaped praise on Trump for his foreign policy, including Trump's decision to de-certify the Iran nuclear deal.
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The House held its first hearing on the Flint water crisis on Wednesday, during which the federal government heaped blame on Michigan Gov.
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Other speakers at CPAC heaped praise on Trump, lauding him as a transformational figure with unparalleled support among the Republican Party's conservative base.
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Poor earnings performance has heaped on further reminders of the challenges GE faces, with the most recent report again falling short of expectations.
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Tommy Hilfiger heaped praise on Gigi Hadid, but in the process threw major shade on models he worked with back in the day.
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That Trump heaped praise on Boris Johnson, saying he would make a "great" prime minister, sounded like a death knell for Theresa May.
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But in an echo of the criticism heaped on "Slav," some Indigenous artists have accused Canadian artists of appropriating their culture as well.
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But for all of the praise that pundits have heaped on his skills as a debater, Cruz did not emerge as the winner.
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Across China, though, dead pigs have been found heaped in rivers and ditches, suggesting that farmers disposed of them without notifying the authorities.
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Late-night hosts heaped scorn on President Trump on Tuesday for what they called his slowness in addressing the fallout from Hurricane Maria.
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Some worry, however, that the expectations being heaped on the 21-year-old's shoulders might be impossible for anyone to live up to.
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The candidates heaped praise on former congressman Beto O'Rourke for his impassioned response to the mass shooting in his hometown of El Paso.
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Democrats, meanwhile, heaped scorn on the senator for making gestures toward standing up to the president but not doing so when it counts.
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The Shenango plates were for less formal gatherings of bigger crowds, and were likelier to be heaped with my mother's signature spaghetti casserole.
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University officials reacted in time-honored fashion: They heaped abuse on the reporter and the paper, accusing them of vox populi scandal-mongering.
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Trump and Modi each rode into office on a wave of populist rhetoric, and each heaped praise on the other at the rally.
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Trump has heaped economic sanctions on Iran in what the administration describes as a "maximum pressure" campaign aimed at bringing Tehran to heel.
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I would argue yes — but that's only because the show really is good enough to justify having so many plaudits heaped upon it.
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Judging from the children's plates in the lunchroom heaped with salad and bowls of vegetarian chili, the healthy new fare is a success.
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Trump heaped praise on the troops and bragged about his accomplishments, specifically praising the work to destroy the Islamic State and al-Qaida.
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Trump has heaped praise on Xi in recent weeks in hopes of gaining Chinese cooperation and has held back from major punitive trade measures.
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But all this was a mere prelude to that moment when a waitress, smiling, brought in plates heaped high with the prized kanburi sashimi.
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Now, as advised by his Virta health coach, he'll eat a far smaller portion of meat, heaped with butter, and several servings of vegetables.
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This requires them to be mixed with a yeast-filled agent and then heaped in mounds, packed in buried jars or sometimes sealed pits.
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The president is a dangerous clown who deserves all the scorn that can possibly be heaped upon him while kids die in American cages.
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The loss heaped more curling misery on Canada coming on the heels of the failure of Rachel Homan's women's team to reach the playoffs.
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Although Heller and the president have clashed in the past, Trump invited the senator on stage and the senator heaped praise on the president.
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The accolades were also heaped on manager Claudio Ranieri, who has never won the top flight title before in his 30-year managerial career.
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The former first minister of Scotland has heaped criticism on the U.K. prime minister just hours before the official triggering of the Brexit negotiations.
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Unlike the universal praise that gets heaped onto more traditionally "respectable" film-making enterprises like 3.5-hour period pieces, this one actually seemed cool.
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A great many indignities are heaped on Bill Pullman's character, Ben, in "Trouble," including pneumonia, a collapsed lung and a bullet to the chest.
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"We wanted to accept the shame that had been heaped upon us, and prove it wasn't a given," said John Landgraf, FX's chief executive.
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" And in "Hatred," a lurching, crunching march heaped with electronic noise and thick orchestral chords, Mr. Cale sang, "I'm stepping away from the edge.
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There's a sports bar, tattooed, shirtless dudes hanging out in run-down suburban streets, a house-closing party on a lawn heaped with junk.
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Trade experts have heaped scorn on that claim, noting that the United States already produces more than two-thirds of the steel it uses.
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Unfortunately, "The Shawshank Redemption" received less attention when it was released the same year, even though critics saw it and heaped it with praise.
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The president has heaped praise on Mr. Kim since their summit meeting on Tuesday in Singapore, where the two leaders discussed denuclearizing North Korea.
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The biggest line was outside HK B.B.Q. Master, where Mr. Man ordered a small Styrofoam box heaped with char suy — slow-cooked barbecue pork.
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Perhaps ironically given the uniform scorn heaped on trade deals at both conventions, international trade added 0.23 percent to growth in the second quarter.
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Riley skillfully fuels Suzy's desire for self-determination with the indignities heaped upon her and her fellow stews — weigh-ins, height requirements, makeup checks.
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The Margolis Healy consultants found Baylor officials had ignored federal regulations and heaped Title IX responsibilities on officials who already had full-time jobs.
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" The bizarre display will likely do little to stanch the bipartisan criticism heaped on Trump on Saturday after he condemned violence "on many sides.
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Her husband had torn up the soggy carpet, and Ms. Lopez, 22, had scrubbed the floors and heaped the soaked clothes in the bathtub.
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On paper she was a vague outline of heaped bags with a head-shaped lump on top, but Mr. Polan nonetheless lifted his pen.
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At the company's old factory in Le Roy, N.Y., "trucks arrived each week heaped with the dusty remnants of tissue and bone," Rowbottom writes.
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All the contents of previous decades and centuries are heaped up on the sidewalks for us to pick through and select and repurpose or discard.
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Fuel for generators had been provided, but no generators; books had been donated but, because libraries had no shelves, they were heaped on the ground.
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Arab criticism of Trump's plan contrasted sharply with the praise Washington's traditional Arab allies heaped on him at the beginning of his administration in January.
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House Majority Whip Scalise naturally heaped praise on the Prez for standing up to one brutal dictator, and sending a message to all U.S. enemies.
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He heaped praise on the deputies for exercising restraint — but said his only request is that more officers do the same with people of color.
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For beauty "gurus"—especially those better recognized when heaped more heavily in makeup, like James Charles—makeup is minimal to the point of seeming nonexistence.
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She expressly blamed "the people who let him buy the guns in the first place," but also heaped scorn on legislators for not doing enough.
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The flight from risky assets heaped pressure on commodity-linked currencies including the Australian dollar, which fell 1 percent to $0.7280, an 18-month low.
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According to the officials, Trump is now considering trade actions against Beijing, despite having heaped praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping after an April summit.
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The athletes heaped praise on the Deodoro Whitewater Stadium, a bright spot in an Olympics that has been dogged by complaints over infrastructure and security.
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The sheer volume of violence, both sexual and not, heaped upon the female characters in season 1 of Westworld generated quite a lot of backlash.
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At the same time, company execs heaped praise on Face ID at its event this week, saying the technology has proved wildly popular with users.
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But Trump also heaped praise on Hillary Clinton before running against her, only to throw ad hominem misogynist attacks at her on the campaign trail.
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Her pensive expression suggests an ambivalence towards or yearning for a collective past, tucked away in details like the heaped family photographs and Essence magazines.
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Abdel Fattah el-Sisi: A 'fantastic guy' Trump heaped praise on Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi during his April visit to the White House.
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Critics and fans alike have heaped praise on 2015's new addition to the Rocky franchise, "Creed", which sees a black fighter as the hero.
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For his part, the president heaped praise on Perez at a Friday press conference, calling him of the best secretaries of Labor in American history.
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But he also notes the delineation between his favorite Cursive albums and the best ones, the records that fans love and critics heaped praise upon.
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The slide has heaped new pressure on a drought-stricken farm sector that must now contend with food inflation, the byproduct of a weak currency.
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The flight from risky assets heaped pressure on commodity-linked currencies including the Australian dollar, which fell one percent to $0.7280, an 18-month low.
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They have been growing pell-mell (see chart), in part because their structure allows them to escape much of the regulation being heaped on banks.
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President Obama on Monday heaped praise on the cast of the hit Broadway musical, "Hamilton," saying it's brought together an unlikely cross-section of Americans.
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He feared that such waverers might expose him to the kind of posthumous condemnation that was heaped upon Josef Stalin after the Soviet leader's death.
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Russia James Comey Of all the 2016 figures in Clinton's book, most of the blame for her loss is heaped on the fired FBI director.
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Did it cross Trump's mind about what would be said at his funeral and whether it would match up to the praises heaped on Bush?
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The adulation heaped on the deal by those who usually excoriate him reportedly thrilled the president, a teetotal non-smoker whose chief addiction is praise.
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Yet Dag Solstad's novels arise not only out of the shortcomings of history but out of the shortcomings of life—the heaped disappointments of existence.
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" Clinton heaped praise on the 27-year-old British singer, saying, "I just have a huge admiration for her skills, her ability, and her personality.
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In the years since, he hunted down the band's music, heaped praise on El Maanouni and in 2000 orchestrated a full restoration of the film.
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Extra responsibilities can often be heaped on the plates of underrepresented employees, but Smith says that these can be leveraged to help create leadership opportunities.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that some local Democratic officials in Michigan were frustrated and felt betrayed after Biden heaped praise on Republican Rep.
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Kushari suggests a collapsed architecture of rice, lentils, chickpeas and macaroni heaped under crisp broken strands of vermicelli and onions shrunk down to their sugars.
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Close at Hand Yana Gilbuena is dreaming of banana leaves in Antarctica, heaped with a feast of chicken feet, pork intestines and crab-fat rice.
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Sometimes all three are heaped together, and once I received the benediction of a cow's foot, its collagen leaking a shining trail through the stew.
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ITALIAN LOCKDOWN The unprecedented lockdown of the whole of Italy, which is convulsed by Europe's worst coronavirus outbreak, has heaped fresh disaster on global airlines.
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Additional criticism has recently been heaped on Bezos' charitable ways, particularly after Amazon committed just $690,000 to relief efforts for the Australian wildfires last year.
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I returned my clothes to their hangers, but within a few days I found the closet door open and everything heaped on the floor again.
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And yet there can be no doubt that neither man has met his own expectations, or those heaped upon them by their respective teams' fans.
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DETROIT — Coleman A. Young II was settling into a diner booth with a mug of hot chocolate heaped with whipped cream when a stranger approached.
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Worse still, it's estimated that 60 percent of polyester clothing is trashed within a year of manufacturing and is then incinerated or heaped into landfills.
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During his first meeting with Duterte in November 2017, the two men heaped praise on each other, with Trump saying they had a great relationship.
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Later on during the rally, Trump declined to say anything about Ford -- saying, "I'm not saying anything about anybody else" -- but heaped praise on Kavanaugh.
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His office emailed YouTube videos to the press in which Mr. Christie and the president of the state Senate, a Democrat, heaped praise on each other.
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After cutting fiscal first-quarter guidance by about 8 percent on Wednesday, CEO Tim Cook heaped much of the blame on China's economy and Sino-U.
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Google the phrase "black privilege," and one steps into a universe where whites struggle daily against the indignities heaped upon them because of their skin color.
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Rocko's Modern Life is beloved for its cheeky (if obvious) satire and the boatloads of innuendo and adult humor creator Joe Murray heaped onto the show.
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Heaped neatly in the courtyard, stands a pile of shoes belonging to victims, all that remains of the dead, many of them students attending a conference.
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Things are better for the rich, as income inequality has continued to grow and income gains have been heaped at the top of the income scale.
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And their politicians have heaped all the blame for slow growth on the EU's austerity policies rather than the lack of structural reforms to boost productivity.
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Driving the news: President Trump has broken with past presidential precedent and heaped both praise and disparagement on a collection of U.S. companies since taking office.
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Within our community, femme, non-binary, Indigenous artists and artists of colour are often heaped with the responsibility of educating those of us still catching up.
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Arthur Lubow, a journalist, confronted a figure heaped in myth, an artist-suicide whose work cannot be disentangled from the tragedy of her depression and death.
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Barry Jenkins, the director and screenwriter of "Moonlight," was basking in the glow of what's likely to be a long award season of heaped-on praise.
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In an interview with Russian state television reported by The Associated Press, Putin heaped praise on Trump while claiming that America's political system was devouring itself.
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Trump heaped praise on Pelosi and raised the possibility of working together in a "beautiful, bipartisan type of situation" on areas where they have common ground.
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Khamenei and hardline loyalists have heaped pressure on Rouhani, saying the diplomatic opening afforded by the nuclear deal had not yielded benefits promised by the president.
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The president raised eyebrows Thursday night when he heaped praise on Australia's universal healthcare system even though that type of system is widely derided by conservatives.
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In a speech on Sunday night, Mr. Rajoy referred to democracy as the rule of law, and heaped praise on the police and the judicial system.
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Anil has also heaped praise on Mr. Modi, calling him "a king among kings" and likening him to one of the greatest heroes of Hindu mythology.
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Sanders supporters were mixed in their views of Warren — some attendees at his two rallies praised her while others heaped scorn on their home-state senator.
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After avoiding much of the scrutiny heaped upon its internet rivals over the last year, Google has been thrust into the harsh spotlight in recent weeks.
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Everyone who spoke at Sunday's news conference heaped praise on the Prez because he said out loud the other day people needed to show him appreciation.
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Representative John Yarmuth, Democrat of Kentucky, heaped praise on Ms. Pelosi's leadership skills but demurred when asked if he would want her to go to Louisville.
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The next day, he drove to the mill and got permission to rummage through the papers, by then heaped into a mound, before they were shredded.
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Vegetarianism and veganism are on the rise; and kale, the bacon of the clean-eating moment, is now routinely heaped on salad plates across the land.
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A number of viral tweets reacting to Waters, who has been voicing support for Trump's impeachment for more than two years, heaped praised on the congresswoman.
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The world's two largest economies have heaped hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs on each other's products, roiling financial markets and disrupting global supply chains.
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Hatch has heaped praise on the president in recent months, calling him a "heck of a leader" after the GOP passed its tax plan in December.
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Gerber heaped praises on Jerome Guillen, a longtime Tesla executive who was promoted to president of automotive amid an exodus of other top brass last year.
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The move has proved popular on the streets of Christchurch where heavily armed police stand guard at roadblocks heaped with flowers in remembrance of the dead.
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But as this shutdown dragged on for a record 35 days — and more blame got heaped onto Trump — his administration appeared to veer away from those plans.
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So as the series has heaped punishment on the characters, it's not hard to be a little excited for whatever punishment they dish back to their tormentors.
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With eight-times grand slam champion Agassi making a fast exit from the stands at the conclusion of the match, Djokovic heaped praise on his new coach.
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Last week, Trump, who has joined other Republicans in accusing Democrats of encouraging "mob" tactics, heaped praise on a Montana congressman who assaulted a reporter in 2017.
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The Russian side's Greek coach Dimitris Itoudis heaped praise on power forward Kyle Hines, whose ironclad defense and crunch-time rebounds ground Anadolu's offense to a halt.
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Ursula Le Guin apparently called him "our Melville," and there's no shortage of other storied authors who have heaped praise upon him over the past 40 years.
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Just days ago, for example, Trump heaped praise on North Korea's Kim Jong Un, regarded by many as one of the most hardcore dictators in the world.
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Sir Chuck was at LAX ... where he also heaped some praise on LeBron James for hitting 30k career points and Kobe Bryant for getting an Oscar nod.
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In her video revealing her battle with hyperemesis, Rose heaped praise onto her partner, telling fans that he is "so amazing" and takes great care of her.
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Pacman also heaped a ton of praise on Joe Mixon and A.J. McCarron ... and generally seemed to be in great spirits even though his season ended early.
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President Obama has heaped praise on Perez and the two have met privately, though the president says he won't endorse or get involved in the DNC race.
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That heaped pressure on nations and U.S. states that depend on oil revenue, bankrupted about 200 American energy companies and wiped out hundreds of thousands of jobs.
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Just how regulators arrived at $1.9 billion, or at any of the $219 billion of fines they have heaped on financial firms since the crisis, remains opaque.
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A fragile nest of fried noodles, heaped with buttery macadamia nuts, scallops and shrimp, is a dish so mild as to suggest the meal has hit pause.
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The mining and oil sectors account for some 20183 percent of export revenues in Africa's top copper producer and declining production has heaped pressure on the franc.
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The duo heaped praise on each other in remarks on the House floor and poked fun at their frequent contentious showdowns while leading the Financial Services panel.
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Unions are already sounding warnings about Mr. Fillon's plans to reduce the state's role in the economy, and the National Front has heaped scorn on his proposals.
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The first thing you encounter in Berlinde De Bruyckere's No Life Lost is a glass display case in which three dead horses are heaped atop each other.
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Inside Saurashtra Impex, an explosion of colorful fabrics heaped in piles and stacked to the ceilings greets you, along with the owner, Kishor Maheshwari, and his staff.
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Mr. Nunes, 44, has made an unlikely transition from a leadership loyalist who once heaped scorn on Republican hard-liners to one of the hard-liners' idols.
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After frying, the gorgeous, brown-edged eggs are heaped onto a lemony salad filled with crisp vegetables — radicchio, sugar snap peas and cucumber — to accentuate the crunch.
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Both were too nervous to concentrate on the menu, so they ended up with plates heaped with meat, not realizing they were supposed to order side dishes.
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I disliked the bitter coffee, so I heaped in more sugar, and again he rose, washed the spoon, dried it, and set it back on my saucer.
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As he has in the past, Trump heaped praise on the practice, while Kudlow said such central bank contrivances are no substitute for pro-growth fiscal policy.
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"This stuff," he gestured to the seemingly glamorous event unfolding nearby and all the attention being heaped on his not-so-little superstar, "none of it matters."
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But in other areas, stagnant water covers the roads and garbage is stuffed into every nook and cranny — between houses, along riverbanks, heaped up in vacant lots.
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Other Republicans heaped blame on Saccone, blasting him as a poor candidate, even though he faced a tough political environment contoured by the President's low approval rating.
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Members of Congress, particularly Republicans, have heaped criticism on the agency for decades, and the National Rifle Association has lobbied to limit the agency's authority and funding.
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Inside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, Williams is seen as a total professional by her colleagues, who heaped praise on her when asked about her work efforts.
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While condemning the violence of recent protests he took care not to criticise the local government and heaped praise on the work of the Hong Kong police.
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The crisis at Popolare di Bari has heaped pressure on Conte's coalition, which brings together the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the centre-left Democratic Party.
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Protesters, some carrying bows and quivers of arrows, heaped chairs from classrooms as well as umbrellas onto footbridges, creating barricades to slow an anticipated rush by police.
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By week's end, heartbroken families and friends had begun to lay loved ones to rest in Magnitogorsk's Left Bank Cemetery, where the headstones were heaped in snow.
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It does mean, though, that he has repeatedly expressed contempt for the foundational values of the US Constitution, and heaped praise on those who routinely circumvent them.
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Even then, there is no guarantee: Despite all the sanctions heaped on North Korea in recent years, its economy grew 3.9 percent last year, by most estimates.
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Trump heaped praise on Moon as an "extremely competent" leader despite some concerns voiced by U.S. officials that Moon might be too willing to compromise with Kim.
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The work heaped around me was an attempt at art, though as the site's description warned, not all of it had been sublimed from waste to treasure.
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Both she and Mr. Clinton heaped praise on the president during their recent stops in the state, in jarring contrast to the South Carolina primary eight years ago.
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Lawmakers heaped criticism on an advisory committee report to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission recommending that the agency scrap its proposed rule on position limits in derivatives trading.
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Johansson and Jost first made their public debut as a couple in November 2017, and they heaped on the PDA together in an SNL appearance the following month.
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All the attention being heaped on Mr. Bratton did not sit well with Mr. Giuliani, who pushed him out in April 1996, barely two years after hiring him.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Germany coach Joachim Loew heaped lavish praise on his young, experimental team after they beat Chile 1-0 to win the Confederations Cup on Sunday.
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At the same time, the increased economic challenges, such as the trade war, Brexit and weaker manufacturing data, have heaped further pressure on the central bank to act.
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In the past, John McEnroe has heaped praise upon Serena Williams, previously saying she "greatest female player he's ever seen," but now he'd like the clarify his statements.
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"Taking the famous St. John dish of bone marrow on toast and turning it into squid ink roti with bone marrow and shallots heaped on top," says Harris.
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Of all the indignities heaped on Adam and Eve over the centuries, one of the most unfortunate is that we often overlook what they did after leaving Eden.
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But in the meanwhile it's making changes to how it licenses Android in Europe to avoid the risk of additional penalties heaped on top of the antitrust fine.
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For one, every flat surface in the test kitchen is heaped with fuchsia-coloured petals, left to dry so the restaurant will have wild rose oil come winter.
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Duterte, who heaped praise for the country's military and police during the Monday address, declared martial law in May after fighters from the Maute group began their assault.
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Ghomeshi's high-profile trial has heaped fodder on the larger debate about how the media and courts treat both the accused and the accusers in sex crime cases.
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In recent weeks, online invective was heaped upon Michelle Gregg after a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo grabbed her 3-year-old son and the animal was killed.
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But a year later, he realized that he had more responsibilities than ever heaped on his plate, yet was back to doing work that he wasn't paid for.
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During public comments in the Oval Office, the president and Haley heaped praise on one another for what they hailed as strides in U.S. foreign policy since 2017.
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Trump heaped praised on Obama after meeting with him for the first time in the White House, but recently Trump has taken to Twitter to criticize the president.
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That heaped pressure on the lira, which slipped to 5.74 per dollar in FX markets, while Turkey's dollar-denominated government bonds also fell as much as 1.2 cents.
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For many years Trump, has heaped high praise on both Bill and Hillary Clinton throughout their tenures at every major office they have held since the 1992 campaign.
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It's easy for first-time founders to drink their own Kool-Aid and get overly hung up on any positive feedback that's heaped upon them or their product.
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Like Al Qaeda before them, the new jihadists have heaped scorn on the Saudi royal family and put toppling the monarchy near the top of their wish list.
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Mr. Laffer has heaped praise on Mr. Trump for the tax cuts he signed into law in 2017 and for his steps to reduce federal regulation of business.
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They heaped scorn on Zhao Ziyang, the Communist Party leader purged for being soft on the demonstrators, and blamed the upheaval on subversives backed by the United States.
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Or for a Hong Kong favorite heaped with curry-laced fish balls in a gooey swamp of peanut butter and sesame paste, spiked with sugar, salt and vinegar.
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Over the past year, Google has avoided the intense scrutiny heaped upon internet rivals, even as it grappled with questions about privacy and misinformation on services like YouTube.
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From his studio in Athens, the designer Nikos Koulis has heaped pearls and diamonds on hoops to create the ornate versions that appear in his new Lingerie collection.
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Every day this week, New Jersey Transit has heaped more frustration onto its customers by warning them that their morning trains could be delayed by "slippery rail" conditions.
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A Christmas crunch has heaped more pain on British retailers, as changing habits and belt-tightening exposed the industry's struggle for growth and its slim margin for error.
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But it obviously struck a massive nerve with audiences as well as with the industry, which has heaped praise on it beginning with the Golden Lion at Venice.
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While former President Obama won't officially endorse, he's heaped praise on Perez, his former Cabinet official, while members of the past administration also appear to back Perez's bid.
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The flight from risky assets heaped pressure on commodity-linked currencies including the Australian dollar, which fell more than 1 percent to $0.7278, the lowest since January 2017.
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In an interview with Refinery29 as part of her cyberbullying campaign, Lewinsky spoke about the impact of having national scorn heaped on her at such a young age.
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In their formal party gear, they went to work on the trash, which was heaped on Spring Street, around the corner from the grand Nike entry on Broadway.
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The flight from risky assets heaped pressure on commodity-linked currencies including the which fell 0.94 percent to $0.7301, as well as the Canadian and New Zealand dollars.
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The crisis at Popolare di Bari has heaped pressure on Conte's fractious coalition, which brings together the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the center-left Democratic Party.
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The crisis at Popolare di Bari has heaped pressure on Conte's fractious coalition, which brings together the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the center-left Democratic Party.
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WASHINGTON, DC — If Marcel Duchamp was still alive, he probably would laugh over the public scorn heaped on Maurizio Cattelan's duct-taped banana at Art Basel Miami Beach.
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There's a daily hot bar, where you can get perfect carnitas heaped above yellow rice, next to a pool of chubby black beans glistening in their own liquor.
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Why are French fries always relegated to the side of a dish when they'd be just as satisfying (if not more so) heaped on top of an entree?
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Ryan, in his first interview since Trump's election, said Thursday on Fox News, that he is confident that he won't be challenged -- and heaped praise on the President-elect.
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The hand-cut fries come served in a traditional paper cone, heaped with grated cheddar and Red Leicester cheese and flavoured with spicy paprika sauce, garlic, rosemary, and thyme.
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One of the many divorce books heaped on the floor beside my bed urges me to develop two stories about the breakup: a private one and a public one.
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A city-dwelling couple might be teased by neighbours for having only girls, but that is nothing compared with the pressure heaped on villagers by clan patriarchs and matriarchs.
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And so during last Saturday's debate, while Christie and Bush heaped scorn on the first-term Florida senator, Cruz refused the ABC News moderators' invitation to attack Trump's temperament.
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But further pressure was then heaped on the big banks when one state decided to adopt a levy of its own and another expressed an interest in following suit.
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LAS VEGAS — Faraday Future FF 91, an all-electronic autonomous vehicle got a unveil worthy of all the hype and wonder heaped upon it over the past 12 months.
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The GOP standard bearer also says the United States should rethink its longstanding commitment to international institutions such as NATO and has heaped praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Of course, if you get that kind of praise, you've likely heaped up some other accolades along the way, from glowing newspaper write-ups to overwhelmingly positive Yelp ratings.
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He also heaped necessary praise on that Taco Bell hot sauce—that sweet, fiery nectar that gave him life and a presumably consistent mouth burn during those long days.
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Today, the U.S. population has more than tripled and the FBI has had counterintelligence, organized crime, sophisticated financial crimes, counterterrorism, drug trafficking and cyber crimes heaped onto its plate.
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But Trump heaped praise on McConnell after the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brettt Kavanaugh, and McConnell returned the favor on Wednesday in complimenting Trump's role in the midterms.
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But despite the absence of death or injury, national security experts say the president's goodwill heaped on the FBI for a job well done will likely be short-lived.
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Clinton heaped praise on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the source of constant complaints and home to rats so hearty they can carry full slices of pizza on their backs.
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Drunk on the praise Rousseau had heaped on Sparta, the bloodthirsty revolutionaries went to any length to make the French wear togas—but it was never going to work.
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We got MLK3 at Tyler Perry Studios after the 10 candidates duked it out onstage Wednesday night in Atlanta, and he heaped praise on more than half of them.
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For the time being, some of those components were heaped in riotous piles in the museum's basement, and others in Mr. Cave's studio in Chicago, where he is based.
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Trump heaped praise on Kim Tuesday as he met with the North Korean premier in Singapore for a historic summit that followed decades of tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.
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In a speech on the Senate floor on Monday, Mr. Reid heaped abuse on Mr. Grassley, saying he was abandoning his oath of office and abdicating his constitutional responsibilities.
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There were heaped dishes of mashed potatoes and of mashed turnips, and of mashed yellow squash, all dribbling melted butter down their sides from little hollows in their peaks.
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Servings: 43Prep: 5 minutesTotal: 15 minutes 10 heaped tablespoons mincemeat 2 thick slices panettone, 2cm thick, from an 18cm diameter cake 40 grams butter 2 tablespoons icing sugar 1.
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Men, women and children crammed their belongings into backpacks or heaped them onto strollers to walk as far as they could toward the next shelter or town before sunrise.
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The rising stars were heaped with praise for their most recent album, Hunted, and have carved out a very special niche for themselves within the current extreme metal pantheon.
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The frustration at Hibbert in the Pacers' organization and fanbase made for a stark contrast with the adoration that had been heaped on him over the previous six seasons.
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Whooping and shouting, we rode a rushing swell of grass, birds in orbit all around, then dropped into a fang-shaped draw, snaking through shoals of heaped-up boulders.
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Line: Seahawks by 13 ½ Richard Sherman, writing in The Players' Tribune, recently delved into what makes great cornerbacks great and heaped praise on his rival Darrelle Revis, among others.
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She even keeps a stack of receipt books, heaped by her TV, so anyone making a donation to a hijra in her neighborhood can keep a record of it.
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The dead or seriously wounded were heaped on the backs of bicycles or tricycle rickshaws and supported by friends who rushed through the crowds, sometimes sobbing as they ran.
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Later, Mr. Trump heaped praise on Mr. Kim, saying he was talented, loved his country and knew more about its nuclear program than the people who actually ran it.
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Certainly Mr. Comey deserves all the criticism heaped upon him for his repeated missteps in that case, but just as certainly, that's not the reason Mr. Trump fired him.
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As President Donald Trump heaped praise on Haley's performance during her tenure as the American representative to the world body, he said many people would like to replace her.
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And a cache of internal Trump Organization documents show how the negotiations over the tower unfolded at the height of the election campaign as Trump heaped praise on Putin.
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That is a far cry from the attention heaped on him during his 24 years in office, when he was nicknamed "America's toughest sheriff," and relished acting the part.
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We stopped at a cleared plot of land about a quarter of a mile from the river, where the detritus of the leather industry was heaped in large piles.
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Instead her manager has heaped blame on the producers of ABC's "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest," including an extraordinary, profanity-laden interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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"The foreigner is making you famous!" piped one onlooker in a recent Chengdu video as a shopkeeper in a microscopic stall heaped twice-cooked pork into a ceramic bowl.
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Nissan's worsening performance has heaped pressure on Uchida, formerly Nissan's China chief who became its third CEO since September, to come up with aggressive steps to revive the company.
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But Holzken was getting more comfortable through the rounds and his creativity on offence—something I have heaped praise upon in numerous other articles—began to make the difference.
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And stepping outside ourselves can make us grateful, when the party is over and our costumes are heaped on the floor, to return to who we really are, refreshed.
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He also heaped praise on his former boss and insisted he will do "everything" he can to make sure Trump is elected president, whether from "inside" or "outside" the campaign.
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"Will we finally become equal under shared oppression?" she asked in her poem, continuing on to a litany of historical and contemporary abuses heaped upon marginalized communities the world over.
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Baghdad has heaped pressure on the Kurds, demanding they cancel their referendum, while parliament urged the Iraqi government to send troops to take control of oilfields held by Kurdish forces.
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During an interview for this article, a journalist at a leading Saudi newspaper heaped praise on Prince Mohammed and said that he knew no one who opposed the crown prince.
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Many will have noticed the murky civil war among feminists on the transgender issue, or the venom heaped on anyone daring to demur on 100% endorsement of the #MeToo movement.
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That sensation heaped value on the original and because not everyone can spunk the best part of a month's living expenses on a record, there was demand for a reissue.
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CHRISTCHURCH — The flowers heaped against the front wall of Masjid Al Noor are mostly dead now, sun-baked the color of dry hay and commingled with autumn's first fallen leaves.
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Europe is starting to get twitchy about the "bromance" between Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, especially after U.S. politician heaped more praise on the Russian president Wednesday.
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And according to Axelrod, Obama does not plan on taking up any of his successor's spotlight, despite the unrelenting criticism he heaped on President-elect Donald Trump during the campaign.
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Then there was Energy Secretary Rick Perry (shudder), who heaped praise on Trump for his Paris Climate Agreement decision while Trump nodded and smiled, appeased by the offering of thanks.
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"At Uyo teaching hospital where I am now I could see over a hundred corpses, many are heaped on top off each other on the floor," said photojournalist Ini Samuel.
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Dana White has already heaped praise on Viana -- a 26-year-old fighter with a 10-2 pro MMA record -- but now, she's giving us the blow-by-blow herself.
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The prolonged oil price rout heaped pressure on nations like Saudi Arabia that depend on oil revenues and sparked a wave of bankruptcies and layoffs across the American oil industry.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A moderate Republican senator heaped praise on President Barack Obama's U.S. Supreme Court nominee on Tuesday, bucking Senate Republican leaders who promptly dismissed her call for confirmation hearings.
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The landslide at Mud Creek in 2017 heaped six million tons of rock and dirt on about a quarter mile section of the coastal highway in the Big Sur region.
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The report will be issued "in the face" of a president-elect who has repeatedly cast doubts on Russia's hacking role and heaped praise on Putin during the presidential campaign.
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We were standing at a table heaped with hibiscus flowers, at an outdoor market in the town of Ixmiquilpan, three hours north of Mexico City in the state of Hidalgo.
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Many TV connoisseurs are excited about the recognition heaped on The Americans, a critically beloved show that's largely been left out in the cold during Emmy season until this year.
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Hank Paulson, who once led Goldman Sachs and headed the Treasury Department during the financial crisis, heaped praise on Mnuchin, saying he had the skills necessary to excel at Treasury.
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Such pervasive problems at Wells Fargo, which has headquarters in San Francisco, stand out given all of the scrutiny that has been heaped on large, systemically important banks since 2008.
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The regional New York grocery chain Tops filed for bankruptcy last month, citing competition from Amazon and the debt burden that its former private equity backers had heaped on it.
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In a small pan, place 1 heaped tablespoon of spices with 100ml of corn oil, then place on a very low heat, stirring from time to time for 15 minutes.
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Playing to the friendly crowd, he heaped praise on American Conservative Union chairman Matt Schlapp, as well as wounded warriors and Conan, the hero dog present at al-Baghdadi's assassination.
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She arranges vignettes of her glass sculptures of seeds and fruits along with bowls heaped with real oranges, changing the displays frequently so as not to bore her conversational partners.
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Then platters arrive, heaped with food to go: rice salads; vegetable salads; a pile of slow-roasted lamb muddled with hunks of sweet pumpkin, black-eyed peas, yogurt and hazelnuts.
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As a result, Gantz was also invited to the White House this week where he not only strongly praised the Trump peace plan but also heaped praise on Trump himself.
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They have heaped scorn on images of the women with shaved heads, asking whether the women were pressured to do it and wondering why similar images of men weren't appearing.
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At a makeshift memorial heaped with flowers near Sochi's old seaport, Oganes G. Melikyan recalled his old army friend, Valery M. Khalilov, who was the artistic director of the ensemble.
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The Ukrainians had also accused Iran of violating universally accepted procedures for a post-crash investigation, accusing it of bulldozing heaped debris from the plane into piles on the ground.
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When a penguin overheats or a hare needs a turb charge they turn to Gus, who customizes their vehicles using the pile of "bits and bobs" heaped alongside his shop.
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Will it be Trump the diplomat, as we've occasionally seen, or Trump the agitator — always a possibility considering the derision the president has heaped on the U.N. in the past?
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Indeed, when Michele dressed his crew in brocade, studded their clothes with pearls and heaped them with laurels, they carried more than a passing resemblance to a grandee or two.
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Given the strategic relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, all of MBS's wrongdoings are heaped on the U.S. since he receives the tacit approval of the Trump White House.
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Throughout special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, Trump has heaped criticism on the Department of Justice, calling it "corrupt" and has particularly targeted Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
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A defiant, fresh-out-of-prison Rod Blagojevich heaped praise Wednesday upon President Donald Trump for his decision to commute the former Illinois governor's 14-year prison sentence for corruption.
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But you'll also find such decidedly untraditional cicchetti as tissue-thin slices of lardo perfumed with honey, rosemary and pink peppercorns, and crostini heaped with roasted pumpkin, porcini and ricotta.
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In addition to embarrassing leaders worldwide who had interests tied to secretive business concerns, the leak heaped pressure on Panama, a well-known global tax haven, to clean up its act.
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And at times, McCain has heaped praise on Trump, showing the limits of his intra-party criticism and underscoring why Democrats can't count on the senator to consistently undermine the President.
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Virtually every Trump speech includes a reference to one of his hotels or casinos; recently he heaped praise on the Doral, the luxury golf resort outside Miami he acquired in 2012.
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His presidency has also been a source of excitement for some countries – with celebrations Thursday night in Russia, for example, after Trump has repeatedly heaped praise on its leader Vladimir Putin.
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Nxivm leaders attached themselves to Mack that weekend, the article alleges, and heaped praise upon the actress, who friends described in the piece as feeling intellectually insecure for not attending college.
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Later that night, he will pore across his vast network and read their praise, heaped upon him in superlatives, as he drives what remains of humanity forward to his singular vision.
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He also heaped criticism on U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura for already presenting an agenda for the talks and for saying that a presidential election would take place in 18 months.
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The Kremlin, which has denied U.S. allegations it meddled in the presidential vote, had heaped praise on Trump during his election campaign, saying it supported efforts to improve Russian-American relations.
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And at a broadcasted Cabinet meeting in June, Trump listened contentedly as the vice president, his chief of staff, and nearly all of the 15 Cabinet secretaries heaped praise on him.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin heaped praise on Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who looks after the kingdom's defense and energy, as he welcomed the possible future king to the Kremlin.
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But conservative media personalities, like Fox News's Sean Hannity and radio talk show host Mark Levin, have heaped praise on the new president — and chided Congress for failing to keep up.
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He orders every pooch to be rounded up and transported, on a kind of funicular dumpster, to the island—a wasteland, heaped with mounds of rubbish and jumbles of maggoty food.
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But much of the blame heaped on Beeching is unfair and undoing the closures is not a cost-effective way of increasing transport connectivity for small rural communities and forgotten towns.
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The rivals heaped scorn on his swing as well as the girls in his high school and maybe his mother; afterward, he would say only that it was Bengali smack talk.
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One month later, Khloé headed back to work for the first time since True was born that April, and heaped praise on her ballplayer beau for stepping up in her absence.
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You would expect scorn to be heaped on a man for committing such a big blunder in a key moment of televised sports, even though Friedman is apparently a revered veteran.
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He explained why corrupt Americans will probably be shielded from the scrutiny now being heaped on their foreign counterparts, and how the fallout has differed in North America, Europe, and Asia.
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Few flavor combinations are more sophisticated than tart, briny and sweet, and the seafood salad, heaped with clams, calamari, shrimp and octopus in a bright lemony dressing, brought that and more.
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The restaurant also offers a farm-style brunch buffet, in which diners serve themselves from a long table heaped with roasted vegetables, local cheeses, freshly baked breads, smoked fish and more.
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Weighed down by the debt that its owners heaped on the company when they bought it, Toys "R" Us has not adequately invested in its fading stores and e-commerce operations.
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Australia Coach Ante Milicic heaped praise on the Italians this week in what appeared to be less gamesmanship and false flattery than a genuine respect for the team Italy has become.
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Downriver, in northwest Missouri, volunteer crews and emergency workers were racing to build their own makeshift levees out of heaped dirt and sandbags in the hopes of pinning back the floodwaters.
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Trump allies further heaped scorn on the FBI for using the dossier after it was revealed that Steele's work had been financed indirectly by the campaign of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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But it's also heaped high with ideas about the magic of stories and the importance of recapturing your sense of wonder, which don't really add up to much in the end.
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And those opportunities seemed to be parceled by an unspoken "one-at-a-time" approach, which heaped the burden of progress on whichever black quarterback broke through in a given era.
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All of the executives, including Marc Benioff, heaped praise on him and hinted that Block had something in mind for the next phase of his career besides his role as advisor.
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In a lengthy interview at an outdoor cafe in the moneyed 16th Arrondissement of Paris, he also heaped scorn on journalists and others for writing about Mr. Chatillon and Mr. Loustau.
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President Trump, who promised to increase factory jobs and has called on automakers to move production from Mexico to the United States, has heaped criticism on G.M. for closing the plant.
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"Somehow, the subject of Ukraine came up," Mr. Sessions said, recalling that the meeting grew testy after the ambassador defended Russia's conduct toward its neighbor and heaped blame on everybody else.
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And it was made even more humiliating for the United States when the President heaped additional praise on Kim's "great leadership," which he said will bring much success to his country.
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Zhirinovsky likes to shock liberal public opinion and he has frequently heaped scorn on the West, which he and other Russian nationalists regard as decadent, hypocritical and corrupted by political correctness.
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In Guilin, the dish is often eaten at bare-bones shops while you are half-crouched on tiny stools, the noodles heaped in metal bowls with nothing but meat and sauce.
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Our vantage point, a bird's-eye view, is much further away from the figures than in "Plague at Ashdod," and the dead are heaped in piles, with no one in charge.
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"Shadow of the Colossus" isn't the most obscure game in the world, with decent lifetime sales and more than a decade's worth of praise being heaped upon it by game enthusiasts.
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"It seems ironic that targeting was heaped upon 356, that same energy was not going to Maccarone or UTA," he said, referring to the artistic outpost of the Hollywood talent agency.
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We heaped praise on Justin Scoggins a few months back but noted his tendency to shoot with his head low, bent at the waist, and throw himself straight into guillotine chokes.
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Even those with the most to lose — the manufacturers and airlines — heaped praise on the agreement, which they said comes in addition to voluntary measures they have taken to increase fuel efficiency.
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But if he is to meet the expectations some have heaped upon him, Leo the Lion will need to demonstrate deeper reserves of political steeliness than Ireland has yet demanded of him.
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The idea isn't to bump Jerry Maguire from anyone's list of favorites; I just think it's high time we reexamined a movie we've heaped praise on pretty generously for two decades now.
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Kokoskov heaped praise on his staff, the officials and players, who won the hearts of neutral fans with entertaining and free-flowing basketball instilled into the side by their American-styled coach.
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Hierro, who took over after Julen Lopetegui was sacked last week, heaped praise on Spanish hero Diego Costa, who notched a scrappy 54th minute goal that was his third of the tournament.
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On a recent blue-skied afternoon in Mulangou, a village just steps away from Long Dai, residents heaped praise on the Lafite estate for bringing jobs and distributing gifts during the holidays.
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One pie that my friends and I tried and quickly pushed aside, the barbecue di maiale, was heaped with pulled pork, mashed potato, corn and — perhaps most blasphemous of all — Cheddar cheese.
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On Thursday, before Mr. Graham introduced his resolution, which has been in the works for several weeks, Mr. Trump heaped praise on House Republicans for their headline-grabbing protest a day earlier.
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In a series of speeches, union leaders and politicians heaped praise on Mr. Morales with a fervor that I haven't seen since the waning days of Muammar el-Qaddafi's rule in Libya.
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The loss, and the Oakley incident, heaped more misery on the Knicks, whose team president, Phil Jackson, took another shot at the club's top player, Carmelo Anthony, on Twitter earlier this week.
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I am not so sure, most definitely Bristol rose to musical prominence through "trip-hop," and it's heaped massive amounts of interest on the city and always shone a spotlight on Bristol.
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Party leaders have heaped extravagant praise on the ill-defined Xi Jinping Thought since he introduced the idea (albeit without his name attached) on the opening day of the week-long congress.
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The September bankruptcy of major toy retailer Toys "R" Us, while highlighting the struggles facing the industry, heaped more pressure on Mattel and other toy makers to find new channels for sales.
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Michael Rice came bottom of the kitsch song contest in Tel Aviv, Israel, with his song "Bigger Than Us," but organizers heaped further humiliation on Britain after revising a number of scores.
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In addition to embarrassing leaders worldwide who had interests tied to secretive business concerns, the leak heaped pressure on Panama, well-known for its lax financial laws, to clean up its act.
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The twin crashes have spooked the airline industry and heaped pressure on Boeing, whose shares have plunged, wiping $25 billion off its market value in the space of less than three days.
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Meanwhile, a generation of middle-aged Eat Pray Love tourists picks lazily at plates heaped with tofu and brown rice at the side-by-side, nearly identical cafes that line the streets.
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Bannon heaped disdain on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other incumbent Republicans, saying they failed President Donald Trump by not backing his agenda and are openly critical of their own president.
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The Silvio Berlusconi years heaped ignominy upon ineptitude, raising fears that Italy, the euro zone's third-largest economy, could tumble out of the single currency, bringing the entire edifice down with it.
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But we come back to this again and again whenever we are looking for a hearty vegetarian meal because it tastes like a luxury, not a compromise, especially heaped on grilled bread.
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Visitors will find detailed menus posted at each station next to bins and trays heaped with enticing ingredients, but they might find ordering a little bewildering amid all the hustle and buzz.
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He heaped great contempt on Mr. Trump for renewing his call to bar Muslim immigrants after the Pulse nightclub killings in Florida — even though the gunman was born in the United States.
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People may find it very strange that there can be any positive aspect to hunting threatened species -- surely any additional mortality heaped on a declining species must unquestionably be a bad thing?
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In his first five months in office, President Trump has inexplicably heaped praise on strongmen including Vladimir Putin, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, and Rodrigo Duterte, while dismissing some of our closest allies.
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In the stairwell of the palazzo that houses this exhibition is one of his last works, an untitled installation of hundreds of little scales, each heaped with a mound of ground coffee.
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Their arrival inspired a wave of similar mobility experiments around the world, even as city dwellers in China bemoaned the sight of candy-colored bikes heaped in unholy piles on their sidewalks.
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But they argued the vote on Sunday was premature given their remaining reservations about the measure, while Republicans heaped criticism on them for creating uncertainty for both the public and the markets.
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Across the street from Ms. Asin, Arturo Loza, part of a Mormon volunteer relief effort, was helping gut a flooded house with a sink, cabinets and piles of books heaped in front.
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On a recent morning, Marilyn Stasio's Upper West Side living room contained at least two dozen piles of books — arranged on shelves, peeking from bags and boxes, heaped in precarious leaning towers.
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On Tuesday, at the Kalimati market in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital, where countless bins were heaped with eggplants, green beans, limes, carrots and tomatoes, there were lots of long faces and creased foreheads.
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In practice, given the criticism heaped on former Clinton independent counsel Kenneth Starr, it seems unlikely that Mueller would broaden his investigation to include any perjury by Trump in a civil case.
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Megxit, if it happens, will be partly the product of the conduct of the duchess and her husband, conduct that has caused the applause and adulation initially heaped upon them to evaporate.
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The attention heaped on Ms. Cummins's novel may have a particular sting for Latino writers now, because of both the intensity of political debate around the border, and broader trends in publishing.
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China, which believes Tsai wants formal independence for Taiwan, has heaped pressure on the president, who won re-election by a landslide this month on a platform of standing up to Beijing.
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"We have right now the gateway to an even safer New York City," Mr. de Blasio said in a speech that heaped praise on a Police Department he has frequently clashed with.
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Triple blows The triple blows at Trump's inner circle added to the already incredible personal, political and legal pressure heaped on the President and the strain on those staffing his turbulent presidency.
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The September bankruptcy of major toy retailer Toys "R" Us, while highlighting the struggles facing the industry, heaped more pressure on Mattel and other toy makers to find other outlets for sales.
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Acceptance of Kim's invitation means reversing a long string of threats and calumny Trump has heaped on the North Korean leader -- all of which he appeared to believe in devoutly until now.
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The secretary of Homeland Security would need to consider an asylum grant for those minors to be "in the national interest," a hurdle that would be heaped on top of existing requirements.
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Yet as president, Trump heaped praise on moderate-conservative Kennedy following his retirement notice, meeting privately with the 81-year-old justice at the White House Wednesday just after the news was revealed.
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After years of exchange rate stability, a lower supply of dollars has heaped pressure on the franc, causing it to lose more than 2.5 percent of its value against the dollar this year.
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While the deepening trade conflict between the United States and China has generally heaped pressure on emerging currencies, the pound has risen nearly 5% against the dollar since the beginning of the year.
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The endorsement had been anticipated for the last several days, especially after Mr. Falwell heaped praise on Mr. Trump when the candidate spoke at his school, Liberty University, in Lynchburg, Va., last week.
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No other Warriors player will ever wear #35 again ... so says Golden State co-chairman and CEO Joe Lacob who heaped the ultimate praise on Kevin Durant after the superstar signed with Brooklyn.
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Still, Pence heaped praise on Trump in the WIBC radio interview where he endorsed Cruz, pointing to Trump's focus on Carrier, the Indianapolis air conditioning company that was shipping 2,100 jobs to Mexico.
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The giant recall came as competitors heaped extra pressure on the South Korean giant, with the launch of Apple's iPhone 7 and Google's Pixel into the already fiercely competitive high-end smartphone market.
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She said "all the perfect images that are uploaded" and the expectation that "everything has to be polished" has heaped pressure on the young, and made mental health problems in youth more common.
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While Enemy Unknown and its sort-of-expansion Enemy Within were heaped with praise, creative director Jake Solomon points to the creep strategy as one of the cases where XCOM got it wrong.
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Evidence of a massacre As the mayor walks us to the other side of the heaped earth defenses that encircle the town, he tells us this was the site of an ISIS massacre.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The European Union heaped more pressure on Switzerland to clinch a new bilateral treaty cementing ties, threatening to cut off cross-border stock trading by year's end if no deal emerges.
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Under current UK Government guidelines, 80 grams of fruit or veg is considered a portion, which equates roughly to a couple of satsumas, an apple, or three heaped tablespoons of carrots or peas.
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On the other, elegantly dressed Americans and Israelis heaped praise on one another, called it a historic occasion, with barely a nod to the madness afoot an hour and a half's drive away.
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You can go in and try and protect that child, and once you're out of there, the police are going to take out any humiliation that you've heaped on them on that person.
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The New York Times reports that Google initially stayed quiet about the misconduct allegation, which was later reported by the tech news site The Information, and heaped praise on Rubin during his exit.
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The lab was a windowless, wedgelike room in the geology building, lined with bubbling aquarium tanks and shelves heaped with books, scientific journals, pieces of coral, mastodon teeth, seashells, and a stack of .
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Kelli Ward, a fervent Trump supporter who's dinged McSally over what she describes as lukewarm support for the president, heaped praise on Trump for keeping his campaign promise to thaw U.S.-Russia relations.
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This is true for both professional kitchens and the awards heaped upon them: The World's 50 Best Restaurants list, for example, has consistently featured a disproportionate share of male chefs to female ones.
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The New York Times reports that Google initially stayed quiet about the misconduct allegation, which was later reported by the tech news site The Information, and heaped praise on Rubin during his exit.
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The decision to use private accounts in office is at odds with the repeated criticism that Donald Trump and his surrogates heaped upon his opponent, Democratic nominee Hilary Clinton, during the Presidential campaign.
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BFF's with limits While Graham has heaped unexpected praise on Trump at times, he's still approaching the mercurial President with caution and realizes there are limits to the kill-him-with-kindness approach.
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The greatest mockery is heaped on an ambitious young female writer, Henry Etta James, whom Maurice once published in his brief tenure as editor of a literary magazine but now derides as insignificant.
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Ms. Vega, a classically trained opera singer, played Marina with a quiet fortitude and grace that rise above the vituperation and cruel stereotyping heaped on her by her boyfriend's family and local officials.
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The president, who has heaped praise on Fox News in the past, has gone after the network repeatedly recently after one of its polls showed him behind some of his 2020 Democratic opponents.
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Florida has largely escaped the opprobrium heaped on the other states of the old Confederacy, but it's to the Sunshine State that King returns with a story of mind-boggling racism and cruelty.
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The manchow soup, long a Chinese-Indian staple, is a soy-garlic stew, rich in scallions and chicken and heaped with crispy dry noodles, which seems designed to buttress diners against wintry weather.
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Sluggish wage growth and tepid inflation have been crimping Australia's retail environment for years, but the added impact of bushfires this summer heaped more pressure with consumers dodging shopping for non-essential items.
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Trump heaped criticism on China during his campaign saying they deliberately undervalued their currency, the yuan, to gain an advantage in international trade and create a wide trade deficit with the United States.
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Trump himself said he wanted a vice president who knows how to deal with Washington, and it appears Pence would ably fill that slot, as GOP leaders in Congress heaped praise on him.
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Chunks and shards of ice lay heaped on the shoreline, while farther out, the surface of the lake was pancake-flat, alternately skimmed white with snow or glistening with ice that froze overnight.
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Silver platters were heaped high with McDonald's quarter pounders and the red-and-white burger wrappers of Wendy's as the White House hosted the Clemson Tigers, winners of the U.S. college football championship.
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His studio, at the back of the property, is comparatively stripped down: four big paintings in progress, a couple of chairs, a wood stove, and a painting table heaped with crusty, splattered tubes.
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Labour adopted an internationally accepted definition of anti-Semitism last year, trying to defuse a row that has heaped pressure on Corbyn at a time when the British government is struggling over Brexit.
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The flight from risky assets heaped pressure on commodity-linked currencies including the Australian dollar, which fell one percent to $0.7280, an 18-month low, as well as the Canadian and New Zealand dollars.
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A mound of wooden shipping pallets, shoes, banners, and various fabrics — including a pile of pillow-like, fabric hands made from ink and textiles — is heaped on the ground in front of the wall.
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Some had arms so full the bears were spilling out, and the toys had to be heaped by the side of the rink until enough plastic bags were gathered to carry them all off.
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The adjudicating authority is cognizant of the gargantuan task heaped on the Enforcement Directorate and may be sometimes hesitant to let a perpetrator escape the clutches of the law, that too without a trial.
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The president also heaped praise on "Big Jim" Justice, the governor of the deep-red state who switched parties to become a Republican last year, as well as West Virginia Senate hopeful Patrick Morrisey.
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On popular local social media pages, people heaped scorn not just on Blue but on Carly Sidey for sharing the image with Suzdaltsev, and on Pete Gust, for keeping the photo on his website.
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SWISS-EU TIES The European Union heaped more pressure on Switzerland to clinch a new bilateral treaty cementing ties, threatening to cut off cross-border stock trading by year's end if no deal emerges.
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But the criticism heaped on the handful who backed Mrs May in votes this week shows how, as she totters, they will be pressed to withhold their support in order to trigger an election.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee on Friday heaped praise on two remaining candidate cities for the 2026 Winter Olympics, with Italy's Milan/Cortina bid recording stronger local support than Sweden's Stockholm/Are proposal.
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At Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, the white marble floor was still stained with blood on Friday, and a pile of shoes and slippers was heaped in the courtyard, many of them belonging to the dead.
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Donald Trump heaped TONS of praise on the Boston Red Sox at the White House -- calling out individuals like Chris Sale and J.D. Martinez ... while leaving out the key players who didn't show up.
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But as Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders battle it out for the state's 43 delegates, it is worth asking this question: Is the race really deserving of all the attention being heaped on it?
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After listening to one veteran speak at length about his experience as a "Navajo code talker" during the war, Trump heaped praise on the veterans and said he would not give prepared remarks himself.
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And then one by one, the adult men and women (although mostly men) sitting around him heaped praise on the President, deeming themselves "privileged" to have the "great honor" and "blessing" to serve him.
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Countering his Fox News colleague Shepard Smith—who rightly knocked Trump for "belittling and delegitimizing" CNN correspondent Jim Acosta at the Wednesday event—Hannity heaped praise on the "pretty big beatdown" of the media.
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Roy, who has heaped praise on the Senate health care bill while refusing to say whether he helped write it, posted that tweet days before the term "skinny repeal" entered the health policy lexicon.
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During his speech Thursday night, Trump also heaped praise on Scalise, describing him as the "toughest man in town" after he survived a near-fatal gunshot wound during a congressional baseball practice last year.
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I used to believe that beef tartare needed to be blasted with lightning bolts of salt, mustard and other seasonings until I heaped some of I Sodi's on a long slice of grilled bread.
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We got Ali Abdelaziz fresh off Zabit's savage Fight of the Night victory at UFC 223 ... and he heaped the highest praise on the Russian, saying he's never seen a more complete MMA fighter.
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Both funds have grown in recent years, thanks in part to the national attention heaped on Texas' restrictive abortion laws and to the state's widespread reputation as 'ground zero' of the reproductive justice movement.
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We got "Jack" and "Sheryl" first name terms from some of the senators, and plenty of "thanks for turning up" heaped on them from all corners — with some very particular barbs reserved for Google.
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During the postgame press conference, Dames heaped praise onto his captain, referring to Ertz as "the best player on the planet" and telling reporters that "I'm feeling the worst for her" after the loss.
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The Russian-French painter imbued his paintings of tabletops heaped with all manner of perishables and vessels with visceral textures that could make viewers squirm at the sight of eviscerated rabbits or uprooted onions.
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Beijing has regularly sent military aircraft and ships to circle the island on drills in the past few years and has heaped pressure on Taiwan internationally, including whittling down its few remaining diplomatic allies.
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The Herald newspaper and the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation - state and ruling ZANU-PF party mouthpieces - routinely heaped lavish praise on the 93-year-old Mugabe and his wife Grace in sycophantic articles and commentaries.
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While YouTube is the most popular online video platform, with nearly two billion visitors every month, it has managed to avoid the scrutiny heaped upon Facebook for its involvement in spreading misinformation by foreigners.
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" Days after referring to President Xi Jinping as an enemy, for instance, Trump on Monday heaped praise on his Chinese counterpart in separate remarks, alternately calling him a "great leader" and a "brilliant man.
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The peppers are cooked until "soft but not too soft," said Ms. Demce's husband, Bobian, who runs the front of the house, then heaped into the waiting casserole for a turn in the oven.
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We survived with rigorous adherence to behavioral rites: You befriended the natives, wrapped your Yankee insults in a Bubble Wrap of smiles and never narrowed your eyes when the natives heaped insults on you.
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Democratic politicians heaped praised on the U.S. women's national soccer team this year as they defended their World Cup crown in France amid a high-profile lawsuit against their governing body for gender discrimination.
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The trees are bare, and the population is divided between a countryside of tidy houses, forests and open fields, and an industrial zone heaped with refuse and ruled by the law of the jungle.
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Soto flew to Jalalabad, then Bagram, absorbing sights and shaken by contrasts: dining halls heaped with food, military retail stores stocked with sundries, soldiers in lines at beverage shops but not at abundant showers.
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And lawmakers heaped praise on the former House speaker, who put the voucher bill on the floor for the last time last fall just days before leaving Capitol Hill, on the House floor Friday.
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Trump's position amounts to nothing more than a dollop of false hope for downtrodden coal communities, in exchange for a ton of additional risk heaped on everyone, particularly the poorest people in the world.
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It was their loving contemporary interpretation of an endangered New York City institution, the Jewish delicatessen, and Georgians immediately took to matzo ball soup, schmear-spread bagels heaped with lox and pastrami piled on rye.
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In our Tactical Guide we heaped praise on Whittaker's tactics and overall strategy in the first fight as he drove a strong pace on Romero between takedowns and tired out the terrifying Cuban knockout artist.
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While Trump has now returned to his harsh criticism of May, it was only a month ago that he stood alongside her in London and heaped praise on her leadership -- including her handling of Brexit.
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China has heaped pressure on Tsai since she took office in 2016, believing she wishes to push for the island's formal independence, a red line for Beijing which claims self-ruled Taiwan as its own.
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Meanwhile, the rescue chief said that the kid-sized submarine was "not practical" for the boys, as thousands heaped praise onto Musk for doing—well—it's unclear if the bombastic billionaire really did anything helpful.
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A serpentine line of hungry folks wrapped around the perimeter of the restaurant as others chowed down from plates heaped high with fried chicken, turnip greens, candied yams and rice and gravy -- all for $8.
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The paint is applied in just about every way — scraped, scrubbed, daubed, squiggled, swiped, brushed, and heaped — creating a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect that accentuates the swirling imagery: rotating helicopter blades squaring off against coiling tentacles.
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Trump's supporters, seizing on a political gift that came just as the race appeared to be slipping out of the Republican nominee's reach, heaped praise on Comey -- saying he'd righted a wrong just in time.
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The praise heaped on good public services by Klaus Lüger, Linz's SPO mayor and the moaning about EU interference in the width of tractor seats by Manfred Haimbuchner, the FPO's state leader, received scant applause.
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Since he was unable to pitch in at the plant, Bracero settled instead for defending his colleagues on Facebook, where predictable rounds of invective were being heaped on Prepa for its failure to restore power.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Germany's athletics chief has called for an extraordinary meeting of the IAAF after the second part of a World Anti-Doping Agency report heaped more pressure on the sport's scandal-hit governing body.
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Conroy graduated from The Citadel, a military college in South Carolina that he attended to appease his father, and his novel "The Lords of Discipline" explored the physical and mental abuse heaped on students there.
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Mr. Trump, first reading slowly from a statement and then speaking more freely in response to a question, said he now considered Mr. Peña Nieto a friend and heaped praise on Americans of Mexican descent.
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Trump, who has requested $5.7 billion for the wall, has heaped scorn on the dealmaking process and raised doubts about whether he would accept a compromise agreement by the committee that doesn't include wall funding.
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Zuma's government has been dogged by allegations of corruption and influence peddling and media reports about a trove of leaked emails has heaped pressure on him to allow a judicial commission to investigate graft claims.
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Recession-hit Argentina's industrial output fell 10.8 percent in January and 14.7 percent in December, which has heaped pressure on President Mauricio Macri as he looks to juggle reviving growth while reining in rampant inflation.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump congratulated the World Series champion Houston Astros at a White House ceremony last week, he also heaped praise on himself and congressional Republicans for passing a sweeping tax cut last year.
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Having regularly heaped disgust and outrage on Harvey Weinstein (who was accused of rape by Asia Argento, Mr. Bourdain's partner), he was also confronted with serious and deeply unsettling allegations about Mario Batali, a friend.
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With Ono, who is "all concept," he was given only cursory instructions and three weeks to make a 2003 piece: 100 cast body parts to be heaped on the floor like garbage — arms, legs, torsos.
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In Albania, the savory cake, called fli or flija, is traditionally baked outdoors, not over heat but under it, the pan sealed by a domed lid that's warmed over open flames and heaped with embers.
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By tradition, the finished couscous, heaped with whole chickpeas and great logs of carrots, is scooped from a communal plate and rolled between the thumb and the first two fingers, to make a ready mouthful.
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He spent 10 years in the military, a role where he felt he could be himself without the media scrutiny heaped upon the royal family, or any of the other trappings of his gilded upbringing.
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It comes heaped alongside turmeric-stained basmati rice or between charred sourdough, with a side of sahawiq (also known as zhug), a delirium of chiles, barely assuaged by tomatillos, cilantro and a gasp of lemon.
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James Comey deserves all the criticism heaped upon him for his repeated missteps impacting the election, but the president of the United States removing the FBI director for doing his job is reminiscent of tyranny.
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He spent 10 years in the military, a role where he felt he could be himself without the media scrutiny heaped upon the royal family or any of the other trappings of his gilded upbringing.
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He heaped praise in the White House briefing room on the government experts arrayed around him, including the career specialists from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health.
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"A Movable Object / A Japanese Garden" (2012) rings a change on that idea with ragged chunks of asphalt heaped on a swatch of lovely blue fabric, by Issey Miyake, and mounted on a wheeled platform.
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" In announcing his departure on Twitter, Bain heaped praise on CEO Jack Dorsey and added: "I'm excited to take w me everything I've experienced at Twitter & do something totally different and new outside the company.
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His Trump Tower appearance on Wednesday featured a less flashy theatrical flourish: A table near his lectern was heaped with paper-filled manila folders intended to illustrate his commitment to disentangling himself from his businesses.
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Julián Castro heaped criticism on Biden for proposing that people should have to buy into the plan, and was, in turn, castigated by the media for this slightly flawed interpretation of Joe Biden's verbal minestrone.
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While the state has heaped far more in economic development dollars on major cities across upstate, like Buffalo, Syracuse and Rochester, state officials say they recognize that smaller cities like Oneonta need a boost, too.
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No matter how often the women in my life tell me about the abuse heaped on them from all sides via the internet, I still find myself stopped in my tracks by situations like this.
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And while Davis has not quite lived up to the "best defender on the planet" expectations that had been heaped on his shoulders before he was even drafted, he's been a plus in New Orleans.
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Beijing has regularly sent military aircraft and ships to circle the island on drills in the past few years and has heaped pressure on the island internationally, including whittling down its few remaining diplomatic allies.
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Indeed, Rykiel championed a type of sophisticated, sensual, easygoing style that was French at its core, but heaped on the kind of whimsy, imagination, and joy that's largely missing from the blazer-and-skinny-jeans set.
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The "Submarine" — a sub sandwich heaped with seared scallops, roasted pulled pork shoulder, blackened calamari, a dollop of lemon and parsely mayonnaise, pork crackling, and rocket — is the favourite roll offered by sandwich makers Sub Cult.
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Over the course of his impromptu hour-long remarks, the president heaped praise upon his top allies on Capitol Hill — but often focused on lawmakers' physical attributes and punctuated his compliments with bizarre descriptors and superlatives.
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Trump congratulated Puerto Rico for escaping the higher death toll of "a real catastrophe like Katrina" and heaped praise on the relief efforts of his administration without mentioning the sharp criticism the federal response has drawn.
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China has heaped pressure on Tsai since she took office in 2016, cutting off dialogue, whittling down Taiwan's few remaining diplomatic allies and forcing foreign airlines to list Taiwan as part of China on their websites.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump laid out a White House feast fit for a government shutdown on Monday: silver platters heaped high with McDonald's quarter pounders and the red-and-white burger wrappers of Wendy's.
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Severe weather in North America has heaped further pressure on the sector, including exceptionally harsh cold this winter and record-breaking spring floods that combined to cut ADM's first quarter operating profit by $50-$60 million.
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Explosive growth in online shopping and increased demand for same-day deliveries have heaped pressure on courier companies and their drivers - particularly in Japan where the sector has borne the brunt of a worsening labour shortage.
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Trump congratulated Puerto Rico for escaping the higher death toll of "a real catastrophe like Katrina" and heaped praise on the relief efforts of his administration without acknowledging the sharp criticism the federal response had drawn.
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A half-dozen Republican establishment leaders -- including current and former elected officials and high-level operatives who have publicly supported Trump -- heaped praise on Pence when CNN's Jamie Gangel asked for their take on his performance.
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Then, they can investigate more about the little instigator that disturbed its sleepy white dwarf star companion and heaped enough matter on its surface to cause a blinding temper tantrum in their corner of the universe.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slid on Monday after the resignation of the British foreign minister heaped pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May, but its losses were expected to be contained unless a full-blown leadership challenge materialised.
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Factory activity contracted across Asia and Europe last month as the trade row between the United States and China raised fears of a global economic downturn and heaped pressure on policymakers to roll out more stimulus.
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Just weeks after the couple made their public debut in New York City, the 33-year-old actress and 35-year-old Saturday Night Live star heaped on the PDA during this week's episode of SNL.
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As we sat in the Rayburn Room just outside the House chamber this month, Johnson heaped praise on Ossoff, saying it was the then-college student's use of Facebook that launched him to victory in 240.
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Overcrowded planes, traffic nightmares, sneaky airline add-on fees, and spotty hotel online connections can make it hard to get work done or to unload some of the stress that life has heaped on your shoulders.
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Ripe, juicy tomatoes make an appearance on this toast twice—first as a marinade for lightly pan-fried mackerel, then thinly-sliced with a little bit of olive oil and salt right heaped up on top.
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Such a position however shows little regard for the extreme political pressure that was being heaped on the unpopular Peña Nieto at the time, so much so, that he canceled a planned visit to meet Trump.
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FX's "The Americans," meanwhile, settled for Emmy bids for its stars, Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell, while the final season of HBO's "The Leftovers" couldn't break in despite all the praise heaped on it from critics.
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This was no doubt due in part to the responsibilities heaped on him at Wittenberg, but at this time, and for a long time, he also suffered what seems to have been a severe psychospiritual crisis.
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Donald Trump has heaped more praise on Boris Johnson, describing the next prime minister of the United Kingdom as "Britain Trump" who is "going to do a good job" when he takes over from Theresa May.
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The blaze, Britain's worst since World War Two, has heaped pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May, already fighting for her political survival after her party lost its parliamentary majority in a snap election on June 8.
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They make all these sacrifices despite the likelihood that their son will be convicted — indeed, the likelihood of their son's guilt — and the shunning from a Muslim community that doesn't need more hostility heaped upon it.
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Proving that point, Mr. Trump, in a statement made to The New York Times through an adviser, said he was sticking with Mr. Christie, noting that the governor had heaped praise on him back in February.
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The absence of Castro and Ellsbury, who will undergo further tests to determine the severity of their injuries, are two more bricks heaped on the backs of the Yankees, who were already carrying a full load.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 organizers vowed no let-up in their drive to host a successful Summer Games on Monday as International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach once again heaped praise on the city's preparations.
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Now it is Cleveland's turn to be the team that has gone the longest without a title and to deal with all the anguish that comes with watching each successive failure heaped on the previous one.
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Hot stones line the bottom of a pit, which is layered with banana stumps and leaves; meat, fish and vegetables; more leaves and flaxen sacks to seal the heat in; and dirt heaped over it all.
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Giant inflatable Halloween decorations that used to bring neighborhood children to a condo building in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Queens each year are now heaped into a pile in the back of a dirty backyard lot.
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The May arrest data was released shortly after President Trump heaped praise on Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, during a briefing on the approaching hurricane season at the Federal Emergency Management Agency headquarters in Washington.
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And they are here for the food that goes with drinking: corn kernels heaped in a pile and smothered in melted cheese; egg rolls stuffed with cheese and fish roe; and yes, spicy pan-fried chicken.
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Serbia coach Aleksandar Djordjevic, who won the 1998 World Cup with the former Yugoslavia as a player, heaped praise on the Argentines and conceded that Serbia's billing as one of the tournament favourites had been counterproductive.
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Speaking after his appointment, Mr. Cai heaped praise on the Chinese president, telling officials in the capital that "establishing the core status" of Mr. Xi was the most important achievement of the party meeting last week.
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The obvious reason the robots of "Westworld" draw more sympathy than the humans is their vulnerability, the fact that their daily lives require a passive acceptance of the abuse, terror, and tragedy that's heaped upon them.
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" The flight of Varina and her motley caravan from Richmond is beautifully rendered; they pick their way through a terrain "scoured to bare nubs" and encounter refugees "pushing wheelbarrows heaped with quilts and cookware and canvas.
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A lawyer for the teenager's parents Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn said on Wednesday that Trump's national security adviser had heaped pain on the grieving parents by trying to bring Sacoolas into the White House meeting.
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While he heaped praise on his nominee, Trump said he supports going "through a full process" to "hear everybody out" on the matter and accepted the possibility that Kavanaugh's nomination could be delayed as a result.
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The attack on the joint committee and its analysis is a change from the praise Republicans have long heaped on the body, which is staffed with economists and other career bureaucrats who analyze legislation in depth.
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Read more " _____ Jamelle Bouie in Slate: "For all the attention heaped on black voters, whether Doug Jones can win will depend on whether white Alabamans cross a line that's as much racial as it is partisan.
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The report, though, shows not only that some of the most unflattering stories about Mr. Trump were accurate, but also that White House officials knew that was the case even as they heaped criticism on journalists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday promised Britain a "phenomenal" post-Brexit trade deal, dismissed differences over China's Huawei and glossed over other disagreements as he heaped praise on the United States' closest ally.
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Trump's public criticism of Sessions is a far cry from the praise he heaped on the former Alabama senator during the campaign when he once retweeted someone's request for him to select Sessions as his running mate.
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ROME (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron heaped praise on Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in Rome on Thursday, less than two months before national elections in Italy that opinion polls say the ruling center-left government will lose.
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Selena Gomez received ripples of criticism from viewers who believe she lip synced during her AMAs performance on Sunday night, but DJ/producer Marshmello, who collaborated with the performer on track "Wolves," heaped praise on the singer.
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"Thank you for all the love & concern that's been pouring in since Tuesday," Dunham writes on Instagram, captioning a selfie from her hospital bed that shows her custom Elizabeth Kennedy Met Gala dress heaped in the corner.
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The President offered a political argument -- not a legal one -- for why the Russia story was "a total fabrication" on a day of dizzying revelations about the probe, that heaped fresh pressure on his beleaguered White House.
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Supporters of the project heaped scorn on the Army Corps of Engineers' Sunday decision to reject a construction permit for the pipeline's route across the Missouri River and instead conduct an environmental impact assessment of the project.
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In seeking to do damage control following The Sun interview, Trump heaped praise on May as a "very smart, very tough, very capable person" and said he is fine with however she wants to proceed with Brexit.
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He recently visited the White House for a meeting with the president, in which he heaped praise on him and went on an extended monologue about mental health, prison reform and the 13th Amendment, among other topics.
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When a lobbyist gathers donations from many people, the money is heaped together in a pile — the bundle — and while no individual donation can exceed the maximum, the lobbyist has done a major favor for the candidate.
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Trump briefly noted his support for Hardy, a past Trump critic, but heaped praise on long-time ally Tarkanian, who was previously running in the primary against Heller but switched to run for Congress at Trump's urging.
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In Iran, she learned to bake flatbread on a pan heaped with gravel and fell for liver kebabs; in Armenia, she discovered a cheese pie made from every scrap of leftover bread and cheese in the house.
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Factory activity slowed in the United States, Europe and Asia last month, while the escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing raised fears of a global economic downturn and heaped pressure on policymakers to step up support.
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Yet no commander in chief in modern memory has had to endure the humiliation heaped on Trump by Comey, who argues that the President saw the FBI as a personal investigative service bound to do his bidding.
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Let more Americans see that politicians can be more complex, more insightful and less vain than the straitjackets forced on them by debates, two-minute buzzers, instant polls and the other indignities heaped on them by campaigns.
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Democrats in Congress rejected the first version of the Senate's phase three stimulus bill because it would have heaped half a trillion dollars on businesses with virtually no strings attached and no commensurate effort to help workers.
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Even as Democrats have heaped praise on the likes of Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, Ambassador Bill Taylor, George Kent and others, Republicans in the House (and likely around the country) refuse to believe anything they have to say.
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KANSK, Russia — During the long summer days in Siberia, logging trucks rumble out of the forest heaped with Siberian larch, Scots pine and birch bound for sawmills run by Chinese who can barely believe their good fortune.
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There's a market stall heaped with fruit; a towering, Gumby-like carnival figure in a sparkly, sequined outfit; and a bicitaxi, Cuba's pedicab, ubiquitous after the collapse of the Soviet Union led to a shortage of fuel.
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Speaking to Reuters in New York before a meeting with Governor Andrew Cuomo, Rossello deflected to the Army Corps some of the criticism that has been heaped on his administration since Maria made landfall on Sept. 20.
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A sharp rise in fuel costs has also heaped pressure on the airline and its outspoken CEO Michael O'Leary, who is confronting labor unions after staff strikes forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights in recent months.
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Critics heaped plaudits on "Eye in the Sky" — which did well at the box office considering its size — and singled out performances from Helen Mirren and, in his final screen role, Mr. Rickman, who died last year.
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She must be mourned and so must all victimized women, including the thousands of white women who die at the hands of white men (who often escape the castigation heaped on black and brown and undocumented others).
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Despite the accolades heaped upon him, including a retrospective in 2008 at the Museum of the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City, Mr. Cuevas never quite shed his image as the bad boy of Mexican art.
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So I was taken aback when many working mothers in Germany told me they despised the policy because of the cultural stigma it heaped on their shoulders to not return to work until they absolutely had to.
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Griffin, a top Rauner ally who is among an elite group of donors who met with President Donald Trump and members of his administration, heaped on another $5003 million — the single largest individual donation in Illinois history.
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The protests have heaped pressure on President Hassan Rouhani, a relative moderate who championed a deal struck with world powers in 2015 to curb Iran's disputed nuclear program in return for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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For the immediate future she's continuing to promote 2015's Vulnicura—a work which, much to her chagrin, saw new levels of praise heaped at her feet, specifically because of its stark honesty and easily correlated autobiographical nature.
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But given all the abuse that's been heaped on women who have come forward to make accusations against powerful men, do we really think that no settlements means that there was no harassment or no hostile work environment?
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During the election, of course, Donald Trump himself heaped abuse on Bill Clinton for his extramarital affairs, at one point even making various women who've accused the former president of sexual misconduct part of his (winning) campaign strategy.
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Although Doby is no longer instantly recognizable by many baseball fans, in the 1940s he famously tolerated racist abuses similar to those heaped upon Robinson, and he also became an All-Star player and a major league manager.
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While acknowledging those differences, Netanyahu has strived to say that he and Peres came to a much better understanding in recent years, and he underlined that message in his eulogy, which heaped praised on his one-time rival.
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Nor, though, have they been provided with the questionable advantages Dr He says he was trying to provide through his tinkering—tinkering which was unsanctioned, illegal and which, since he went public, has seen opprobrium heaped upon him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pro-Brexit members of parliament heaped pressure on British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday over her future customs plans with the European Union, calling on her to drop what some say is her preferred proposal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party adopted an internationally accepted definition of anti-Semitism on Tuesday, trying to defuse a row that has heaped pressure on its leader at a time when the government is struggling over Brexit.
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The new allegation places even more pressure on Manafort, who has stared down prosecutors as they heaped charges on him and say they continue to investigate the possibility that he coordinated with Russians during the 2016 presidential election.
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Graft accusations in more than 100,000 leaked documents and e-mails last week heaped more pressure on the scandal-plagued Zuma only days after he survived a no-confidence vote by members of his own party's top body.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru rolled out the red carpet and heaped praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday in a celebration of tightening ties with the Asian powerhouse in the wake of Donald Trump's surprise U.S. presidential victory.
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China has heaped pressure on self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing views as a breakaway province ineligible for state-to-state relations, since Tsai Ing-wen of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party won a presidential election last year.
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Trump once again heaped warm praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, calling him "very smart" and applauding his response to President Obama's new round of sanctions against Russia for allegedly interfering in the U.S. presidential election.
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The tragedy seemed to underscore the challenges heaped before his administration, which has struggled to reconcile the formidable weight of France's ideals and storied past with the necessity for change to meet the demands of the 2850st century.
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Background: Criticism has been heaped on a Washington Post op-ed by Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman purporting to show that for the first time in U.S. history billionaires paid a lower tax rate than the working class.
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Both Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio, who was campaigning last weekend for president in Iowa, had heaped criticism on Con Edison a week ago, with Mr. Cuomo calling for an independent state investigation into the Manhattan blackout.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Environment Minister Shinjiro Koizumi said on Thursday criticism heaped on the Asian nation for its coal policies at this month's U.N. climate talks had helped raise his countrymen's awareness of fossil fuels and climate change.
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Tyson was referring to the criticism that has been heaped upon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, after he was filmed drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana during a podcast interview with comedian Joe Rogan in early September.
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During a postgame news conference at the tournament, he heaped praise on Crean, lamented the loss of anyone's job and nodded to the obvious reality that losing (or, in Crean's case, not winning enough) inevitably leads to change.
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This very simple, quick tomato sauce can be used for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, but when heaped up on a toasted slice of baguette and sprinkled with flaky, herby sea salt, it also makes for a perfect app.
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The day after Bolt had lavished him with praise, the South African Van Niekerk told reporters that he was not intimidated by the expectations being heaped upon him before the World Athletics Championships, which start in London on Friday.
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In the campaign for this Sunday's local, regional and EU elections, Vox has pledged to curtail gay pride parades, heaped ridicule on diversity lessons it wants to scrap in schools and has even drawn parallels between homosexuality and bestiality.
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Her role there has been heaped atop what was already a very full plate: She is a member of the Grammys board of trustees, a musical director for major touring productions and a side musician for assorted jazz illuminati.
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Saudi Arabia's attempt to burnish its image around the world — which included a big-money PR tour and meetings with to Apple and Google — have faltered of late, not least because of the attention heaped on Jamal Khashoggi's murder.
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Creating so much artificial land required enormous shipments of quarried stone, from across the Emirates, as well as hundreds of millions of tons of sand, which foreign contractors dredged from the floor of the Gulf and heaped into piles.
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A strong supporter of the Israeli government throughout his six years in Congress, Pompeo visited the country in 2015 and heaped praise on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israel's police for their courage in the face of terrorism.
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Calling himself "a big fan," the "Million Dollar Baby" star, who donated $1 million to a pro-Obama super-PAC in 2012 and narrated a campaign ad that year for Obama's re-election bid, heaped praise on the president.
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YANGON (Reuters) - A series of legal cases filed in recent weeks at courts across the globe have heaped pressure on Myanmar to answer for alleged atrocities committed against Rohingya Muslims during a brutal military-led crackdown two years ago.
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The menu is best when it focuses on forthright comfort food, like lu rou fan, pork leg broken down into caramelly hunks, long simmered with rock sugar and Shaoxing wine, and heaped over rice so the flavors trickle down.
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Over the past six years, major firms raised wages more than 2% each spring as Abe heaped the pressure on businesses to boost pay to put an end to deflation and stagnation that has dogged Japan for two decades.
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But then, after the first week of January, those same trees, anxiously selected and triumphantly lofted home, are heaped brutally on the sidewalk, bits of tinsel still clinging to their needles, for the Department of Sanitation to haul away.
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The coalition of roughly two dozen exporters has been limiting its output since January 20193 in order to end a punishing oil price downturn that bankrupted hundreds of American oil companies and heaped financial pressure on crude-producing nations.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The head of cable channel Showtime on Monday heaped praise on British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, saying the risk of broadcasting his satirical new series had paid off and that he hoped there would be more.
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Speaking before a crowd of hundreds at the Rise Conference in Hong Kong last month, Jing Ulrich, vice chairman Asia Pacific at JPMorgan Chase, heaped praise on the two Chinese online payment juggernauts, Alibaba Group's Alipay and Tencent's Tenpay.
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Even by the crooked yardstick of the Trump administration, the disconnect is surreal: The president will salute the legacy of one wave of immigrants even as he deploys against other immigrants the same calumnies once heaped upon the Irish.
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Not to take too much of the magic out of it, but here's your best look yet at the clockwork behind the film that's been heaped with praise not just for its stunning, photo-realistic visuals, but also its artful storytelling.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - France coach Didier Deschamps heaped praise on his players after they reached the World Cup final with a 1-0 win over Belgium on Tuesday, saying the lost final at Euro 2016 was still on his mind.
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Corker, who was a finalist for the secretary of state job and spoke to Trump Monday night, heaped praise on Tillerson, calling him the "very best choice" for Trump because of his "background and experience" in running a major international corporation.
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Shiite Iran, the Saudi's great religious and geopolitical rival, has publicly heaped scorn on Sunni Saudi Arabia for its closer ties to Israel, using it as a propaganda tool in an attempt to turn other Arabs against the region's wealthiest country.
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The hysteria surrounding the Momo Challenge, a YouTube hoax that arguably grew more realistic — but not necessarily real — as parents, social media, journalists, and officials heaped attention on it, is just the latest horror to surface on Google's massive video platform.
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Maybe you have great taste and a sense of what's right and wrong in this world, and that has led you to understand that Carly Rae Jepsen is indeed a pop genius upon whom too much praise cannot be heaped.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday heaped praise on visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang for what he said was China's "critical" role in expediting the end of a five-month war with Islamist insurgents in a Philippine town.
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A brief sampling of the praise heaped on Alfonso Cuarón's epic film about ordinary people, Roma: "Staggeringly great" according to Salon; "Fucking glorious," according to If Beale Street Could Talk director Barry Jenkins; a "masterpiece," according to The New York Times.
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BAGHDAD/ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Baghdad heaped pressure on Iraq's Kurds on Wednesday, demanding they cancel their overwhelming vote for independence while parliament urged the Iraqi central government to send troops to take control of vital oil fields held by Kurdish forces.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Labour Party adopted an internationally accepted definition of anti-Semitism on Tuesday, trying to defuse a row that has deepened rifts and heaped pressure on its leader at a time when the government is struggling over Brexit.
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They simply hang on the wall, sit on the floor, lean against a column, or lie heaped in a corner, their expansive, spongy forms taking over the room, as if bulging with the good luck that superstition ascribes to the amulets.
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AMP's disclosures heaped further pressure on one of the country's biggest financial institutions which previously revealed it had charged thousands of customers for financial advice it never gave, then doctored a supposedly independent report to the corporate regulator about it.
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Trump has heaped praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping, but his administration has also stepped up pressure on Beijing as he has become frustrated that China has not done more to pressure North Korea over its nuclear and missile programs.
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Even as a flood of oil has driven down global crude prices and heaped pressure on oil producing companies, Dudash thinks the smart money is still on big oil names like BP, which fell by nearly 14 percent in 2015.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Two of China's main state-run newspapers heaped scorn on the U.S. presidential elections on Saturday, saying the endless stream of scandals surrounding both main candidates showed the United States had no right to lecture others on democracy.
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The guy who waived 11 rings in the face of legitimate criticism and heaped praise on Kurt F. Rambis's work with the Triangle despite the fact that the team, in his own words, "came apart during the end of the season"?
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The blaze in the London borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Britain's worst since World War Two, has heaped pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May, already fighting for her political survival after her party lost its parliamentary majority in a snap election.
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In history, the scapegoat wasn't a person who was lambasted over and over; it was a figure, a donkey or a person, that was sent out into the wilderness heaped with symbols of society's sins in order to expiate them.
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Her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, said it was inevitable that Williams would be thinking about the historical significance of what she is attempting, and the expectations heaped upon her, and perhaps the pressure accounted for at least some of her mistakes.
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There is tremendous spirit and talent in the W.H. Don't believe the Fake News Trump has heaped praise on Kelly since he named him chief of staff late last month, marking the departure of his first chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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After the N.F.L. draft, if the players dare not meet the expectations heaped upon them by teams and fans when they were 21 or 22 years old, they are destined to become the butt of a long-running joke about busts.
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The crisis has heaped political pressure on the government ahead of a possible election in 2019 and hundreds of mainly young people blocked off one of Dublin's major thoroughfares on Wednesday in the first major street protest over the issue.
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Watch Pulisic's disallowed goal, and the rest of the game's highlights, here:After the performance, Lampard heaped praise on Stamford Bridge's new poster boy, and said he is expecting big things from the USA international in the weeks and months to come.
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Sanders and Democrats heaped criticism on Georgia's elections officials, including former Secretary of State Brian Kemp (R), the GOP gubernatorial nominee, after thousands of voters had their registrations thrown into question in the weeks leading up to the high-profile election.
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Last week, after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan agreed to suspend attacks to "allow" Kurds to vacate the area in northern Syria from which the US had previously and unexpectedly withdrawn its military, US President Donald Trump heaped praise on Erdoğan.
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China took a surprise conciliatory step to end an anti-dumping probe that had heaped hefty duties onto U.S. sorghum grain, effectively halting $1.1 billion in U.S. exports, causing turmoil in grain markets and sparking concerns about rising costs in China.
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The White House issued a statement praising the decision to lift the driving ban for women, and members of the media heaped praise on the young ruler's apparent desire to liberalize at least some aspects of Saudi Arabia's rigidly conservative society.
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Again, at Kelland's urging, hundreds of supporters and members heaped negative reviews on the page—many writing them from outside of Manitoba and even Canada—the CBC reports that in just 24 hours, their rating went from 4.5 to 3.
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Mr. Pruitt's tenure, which was tarnished by a seemingly endless stream of ethics violations, likely ended only because these revelations reached a point where President Trump, who constantly heaped praise on Mr. Pruitt, concluded that his own image was at risk.
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More on what happened from Michael Corkery of the NYT: Weighed down by the debt that its owners heaped on the company when they bought it, Toys "R" Us has not adequately invested in its fading stores and e-commerce operations.
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" Trump, in an interview with the Rupert Murdoch-owned Sun newspaper published just hours before he was due to have lunch with May, directly criticized May's Brexit strategy and heaped praise on Johnson, saying he "would be a great Prime Minister.
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BEIJING — President Trump heaped praise on President Xi Jinping of China on Thursday, blaming past American administrations for China's yawning trade surplus with the United States and saying he was confident that Mr. Xi could defuse the threat from North Korea.
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While he heaped praise on his "friend" Mr. Cain, Mr. Trump earlier in the day continued his assault on the "destructive actions" taken by the Fed and said on Twitter that the economy was very strong despite the central bank's efforts.
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China took a surprise conciliatory step to end an anti-dumping probe that had heaped hefty duties onto U.S. sorghum grain, effectively halting $1.1 billion in U.S. exports, causing turmoil in grain markets and sparking concerns about rising costs in China.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Chinese state media heaped pressure on Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Monday after her ruling pro-independence party suffered heavy defeats in local elections at the weekend, as party officials sought to work out what went wrong.
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Trump heaped scorn on Democrats who played leading roles in the impeachment saga, including impeachment manager Adam Schiff ("a vicious, horrible person"), House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ("I doubt she prays at all"), and former FBI Director James Comey ("that sleazebag").
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Graham, in the most positive statement he's made since the White House announced it was pulling back troops, heaped praise on Trump and urged his colleagues to give the administration "reasonable time and space" to try to implement its strategy.
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He heaped praise, however, on the 34-year-old Defoe who, three and a half years after his last cap, became the sixth oldest player to score for England when he pounced for his 20th international goal in the 21st minute.
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Jevic Transportation Company, a New Jersey trucking company, filed for bankruptcy in 2008, two years after a $77.4 million leveraged buyout by the private equity firm Sun Capital Partners, which former employees say heaped too much debt on its books.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi remained seated as Mr. Trump heaped praise on Mr. Limbaugh, who announced Monday on his show that he had experienced some shortness of breath and that his lung cancer diagnosis had been confirmed by two medical institutions.
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The president heaped praise on Kelly after media reports surfaced that the retired general has been vetting the information that Trump receives before it arrives on his desk in an effort to help rein in controversies in the White House.
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The 15-member cartel, along with the Russia-led producers, has capped output since January 2017 in order to end a prolonged and punishing oil price downturn that bankrupted hundreds of U.S. energy companies and heaped financial pressure on crude exporters.
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Over the past week, Palestinians have watched as world leaders heaped praise and affection on the late Israeli president and prime minister, Shimon Peres, eulogizing him as a visionary politician dedicated to peace with the Palestinians and Israel's Arab neighbors.
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So first things first, you have to make clear to them, and I think we do make clear to them, that if they cross a range of thresholds, they will have destruction heaped upon them on a scale that is unimaginable.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese officials on Thursday heaped praise on President Xi Jinping's political ideology, unveiled a day earlier at a key Communist Party Congress, a sign that it could be enshrined in the party's constitution and further cement his power.
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RELATED: Corey Lewandowski out as Trump campaign manager In the nearly 30-minute interview with Bash, the sharp-elbowed operative heaped praise on those -- including Trump's children and campaign chairman Paul Manafort -- who urged Trump to fire him, according to multiple sources.
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Trump's speech in Warsaw last month was rapturously received by the ruling Law and Justice Party - not surprisingly, since Trump heaped praise on a state and a government without making any reference to its plans for a virtual takeover of the Polish judiciary.
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Waving Mexicans flags and hoisting anti-Trump signs in both Spanish and English, some vulgar, many protesters also heaped scorn on their own president, deriding Enrique Pena Nieto as a weak leader who has presided over rampant corruption and violence at home.
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Legendary Irish boxer Steve 'The Celtic Warrior' Collins has heaped some lofty praise on his countryman 'The Notorious' Conor McGregor after visiting him at SBG Ireland early in the week, as he claimed that the Dubliner is the "greatest fighter Ireland has produced".
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After meeting with potential lawyers for the case in DC, the family gave the green light, on one condition — that they be allowed to remain anonymous, in order to avoid the public scorn like the kind heaped upon Abigail Fisher and her family.
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In contrast Trump events are surrounded by a proper street bazaar, featuring lines of trestle tables groaning beneath heaped t-shirts, baseball caps, bumper stickers, Trump-themed shot glasses, bobble-head dolls and (a new sighting this week) a Trump-Pence 2016 doormat.
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At the funeral, they kept the casket closed, the polished dome heaped with lilies, and instead of sobbing she vomited before the service and after, over and over into the funeral home toilet, even though she hadn't eaten a proper meal in days.
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NEW YORK/LONDON/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Factory activity slowed in the United States, Europe and Asia last month as an escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing raised fears of a global economic downturn and heaped pressure on policymakers to step up support.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A senior Chinese official said on Tuesday it is difficult to proceed with trade talks with the United States while Washington is putting "a knife to China's neck", a day after both sides heaped fresh tariffs on each other's goods.
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Enraged by footage of the unfortunate captain failing to stifle a yawn during the match, and by rumours that his team had been gorging on fast food instead of training like the athletic Indians, Pakistan fans have heaped opprobrium on Mr Ahmed.
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The findings pile pressure on the board of Commonwealth Bank following the resignation of chief executive Ian Narev in January, and add to the ignominy heaped on Australia's top financial firms in recent weeks by an ongoing judicial inquiry into banking sector wrongdoing.
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After all, while Trump had been openly critical of the Director's decision not to bring charges against Clinton, he had also heaped praise on Comey when the investigation was re-opened in late October due to the discovery of another trove of emails.
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Africa's leading copper producer has been buffeted by low commodity prices and cutbacks in the mining sector, which have eaten away at foreign exchange reserves and heaped pressure on the franc — underlying weaknesses which an economist said Thursday's announcement had not eliminated.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — All week — all prep season, really — more doubts were heaped onto Nyquist than mint onto juleps: He is not dominant enough; he will not be able to handle the mile-and-a-quarter Kentucky Derby distance; he is not American Pharoah.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday night heaped praise on embattled Sen.
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