I'm losing my ability to discern when Trump says something idiotic and when Trump says something extremely idiotic.
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"I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden," McCain tweeted I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden.
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But it's been idiotic to own long bonds during the last, you know, I talk about this in the report in terms of our – it's just been idiotic.
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KS: Nonetheless, it created ... It's idiotic, what you're saying.
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They're absolutely ... At any age you are, they're idiotic.
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It also seems idiotic and, to a degree, mysteriously sinister.
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Never leave my mouth again, that name. Dumb. Idiotic. Stupid.
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Don't feel power in their meaningless thoughts and idiotic statements.
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I find walking around the supermarket idiotic at this point.
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So that song's about being totally idiotic and just jealous.
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They make dozens of small, idiotic statements throughout the day.
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They recognized hard, pointless, idiotic toil when they saw it.
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I had so many questions: Who was this idiotic director?
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Iran has rejected the latest sanctions as an "idiotic" move.
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Yeah. I think it's a nice, idealistic, and idiotic concept.
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We can't determine if this is brave or just plain idiotic.
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It was like, excuse me, could you say something more idiotic?
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Steve Jobs's first reaction to the Genius Bar: 'That's so idiotic!
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But it's really a bit idiotic because we should know better.
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That was childish, that was idiotic, all those type of words.
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As might be expected, some are far more idiotic than others.
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Good thing idiotic stories like that are on their way out.
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If you read that it will, you have discovered idiotic writing!
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Start acting like Americans, and quit countenancing yourselves as idiotic fools!
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It may happen through human error or an idiotic technical failure.
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Because there's been several instances of tech people writing idiotic pieces.
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It's idiotic and the corporate mansplanation cock-up was even worse.
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Bankers get bonuses despite making idiotic decisions that trigger staggering losses.
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But for every idiotic Morad, we also have two prankish Cohens.
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The Galaxy Brain, flaming hot, most idiotic take of the year.
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Here's the deal, 2013 glasses were either fine or completely idiotic.
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Steve Clevenger, a catcher for the Mariners you would have never heard of if he hadn't said some idiotic and racist shit on Twitter last night, said some idiotic and racist shit on Twitter last night.
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As Gizmodo has stated before: Playing with bison at Yellowstone is idiotic.
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Yes, the writers of this show really executed a metaphor that idiotic.
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"To be normal is idiotic," El Sayed retorted amiably from his post.
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Buttons still look idiotic, but this magnetic connector is a total win.
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So why did Mashable publish something so idiotic in the first place?
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" In real life, it's an idiotic debate show called "Speak For Yourself.
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Their idiotic attacks just remind voters why they hate the Washington Establishment.
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Track. Reign. Apple. People give their children idiotic names all the time.
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But his views, while provocative and often idiotic, are still just views.
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Sanchez said talks were off after Iglesias called his latest proposal "idiotic".
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There is a monkey called a Saki, a truly idiotic-looking monkey.
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We have these idiotic artistic archetypes that have been sold to us.
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How Christians can vote for the GOP is either idiotic or hypocritical.
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If you like me, and you like idiotic silliness, you'll love this.
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There is a difference between what is illegal and what is idiotic.
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Not that it matters, beyond making the president's angry tweets look idiotic.
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" He added that he believes the one-week time frame is "idiotic.
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I don't want to be aligned to such a basic idiotic reason.
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The really idiotic part was I didn't realize they had incredible parallels.
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I thought, this is idiotic that I haven't entered her realm before.
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What she said and what some stupid birther said are equally idiotic.
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I can tell you it, but the translation would sound so idiotic.
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But does it protect against idiotic teens who keep challenging each other?
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" she wrote, adding, "you need a diversion from your idiotic Brexit bullshit.
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This idiotic/brilliant billboard is why I'm all in on the DEADPOOL movie.
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The device, literally called Not-A-Flamethrower, is idiotic, to say the least.
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That's what makes my impulse to buy wheatgrass for cats so staggeringly idiotic.
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And she's responsible for the most idiotic -- look, I have an agenda here.
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The Northern Kentucky Health Department seems to agree that Wiest is being idiotic.
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I think there's a lot of idiotic deal making in venture capital now.
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MY THOUGHT WAS THAT IF NO ONE HAD MODELED THAT, THAT'S FAIRLY IDIOTIC.
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"That democrats cannot unite doesn't mean they have to be idiotic," he wrote.
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Republicans can pretend they've been fooled by Trump's idiotic explanation and move on.
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Writing off any candidate 13 months before a single voter votes is idiotic.
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We have no fitting rituals for the idiotic loss of life to overdose.
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I just got caught up in a lifestyle and was making idiotic decisions.
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Starting a car company is idiotic and an electric car company is idiocy squared.
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For others, idiotic visual treacle, more or less, and likely several drops too much.
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Aside from selling drugs, it's probably the single most idiotic thing I ever did.
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One suggests his "idiotic hubris" means his days as ALDE leader are now numbered.
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"We condemn such idiotic and dangerous behavior," said Steve Atkins, Chelsea's head of communications.
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Last year's voiding of high-denomination notes was "idiotic", he told a television interviewer.
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But the real aviation nerds just keep proving how idiotic the Trump supporters are.
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The problem with this, of course, is that it's not only untrue; it's idiotic.
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This is an idiotic policy, and a French court was right to overturn it.
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The way Obama got out of the war was, you know, disgraceful, and idiotic.
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We constantly have to answer a lot of idiotic — and insulting — questions from customers.
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They're going to do something that we think is painfully idiotic, that's no doubt.
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But alas, another day, another mind-numbingly idiotic bumbling act by the White House.
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This is the real bitcoin story, not the idiotic speculation dominating the news today.
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Relying on the kindness of strangers to protect against anti-Semitism is historically idiotic.
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Like I never experienced him saying something idiotic before, except the last 210 times.
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Silicon Valley is a show about how idiotic masculinity is idiotic masculinity in any context, and through that lens, it's able to satirize everything from Silicon Valley culture to well-meaning liberal dudes who can't stop being jerks in spite of themselves.
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Rochester, New York, is a notorious model of terrible urban planning and idiotic corporate sponsorship.
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" He added that he felt he had to take a stand against "this idiotic thinking.
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"TV Party" follows the same model, painting an obsessiveness over TV as sad and idiotic.
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That's the kind of idiotic thing that might discourage people from using secure, randomized passwords.
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I could figure out how to move my body without feeling idiotic, embarrassed, or overextended.
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At the risk of sounding as idiotic as Steffens I would like to nominate Israel.
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Racism is evil, but it is not idiotic from the point of view of racists.
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I have an unshakable faith in my unplaceable, inexplicably deep, downright idiotic love for Christmastime.
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"I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden," Meghan McCain tweeted.
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" In response, a Hindu member takes issue with the notion that former lives are "idiotic.
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Graetz claimed that a mistake as idiotic as that could never land me in jail.
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Idiotic jokes aside, it's a great month for movies on the four biggest streaming services.
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Crazy screaming Howard Beale, it's like Sean Hannity or whatever, pick your idiotic television personality.
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Schooling reduces recidivism and pays for itself, so it's just idiotic not to educate offenders.
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Columbo was utterly disarming and borderline idiotic in his approach to getting information from people.
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Many have predictably derided the move as idiotic, telling her to stay in her lane.
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And so, the left takes the idiotic words of one person and blames it on millions.
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America's tech community should rally to defeat Richard Burr, for his idiotic war on Internet security.
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Hate-filled political rants, idiotic memes, unchecked racism, icky oversharing –– at some point, enough is enough.
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"The Queen will think this is an absolutely idiotic, ridiculous decision as do I," he said.
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Because of all of you a [sic] idiotic person like me can become a better person!
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Kerr, 52, called the new NFL mandate "idiotic" and "just typical of the NFL," ESPN reported .
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When people meet President Obama, they tend to get star struck and say really idiotic things.
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One wanted to know if any publishers had been idiotic enough to turn her down twice. .
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If I think about them critically (or even not that critically), others are offensive or idiotic.
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Well, video of it has finally been released, and it as gloriously idiotic as you'd expect.
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Now, I could go on for quite some time about what an idiotic idea this was.
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It's absolutely idiotic to think there's any use in revealing the identity in cases like these.
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I think it's idiotic … It was the job of the office to defend the legislature's laws.
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He's poisonous, he's idiotic, he's a demagogue — but we should invite him in with a smile.
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" Glenn Kenny of The New York Times didn't mince words: "The whole thing remains nakedly idiotic.
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Today, like so many, I recognize how idiotic, how shamefully naive my thinking was back then.
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Lord, will we ever be free of the idiotic "Phillips curve" notion that prosperity causes inflation?
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It will be updated every time social media explodes with idiotic "celebrities die in threes" nonsense.
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Iowa's two Republican senators, Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst, called his remarks "idiotic" and "ridiculous," respectively.
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It may be idiotic and lamentable that this is what human nature tends to be like.
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It's difficult to pinpoint who started "Tide Pod challenge," as this idiotic endeavor is now called.
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Former Corbyn adviser and Bank of England MPC member Danny Blanchflower has slammed the proposal as "idiotic".
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We can't say definitively that no service uses such an idiotic system today, but it's highly unlikely.
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Samantha Bee thinks everybody who disagrees with her is completely and totally incorrect — if not utterly idiotic.
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And I believe that almost everything I heard him say on stage in Oakland was truly idiotic.
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Add to that list Graham Rogers, one of Netflix's finest, who plays one of Sandy's idiotic students.
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Outside Mad he publishes a monthly comic book about an unbelievably idiotic barbarian named Groo the Wanderer.
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Aided only by his idiotic imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler (Taika Waititi), Jojo must confront his blind nationalism.
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Hillary doesn't smile and Matt Lauer and Trump say 10 idiotic things and she's on the [hotseat].
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But sometimes, an idiotic blog posts comes along and we all have to point out the obvious.
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To reject your seemingly "idiotic" fanbase is a quick way to find a new, more mature audience.
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"I think those are the most idiotic comments I've ever heard regarding gun safety," Guttenberg told ABC.
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Rouhani said the sanctions were "idiotic" and closed the doors on the chances of a diplomatic solution.
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Waiting for a transmission to shift so you can pass feels idiotic, the Tesla has power always.
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Will someone write me an email saying I deserve to be hit for running my idiotic mouth?
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But I won't be watching this NFL season because of the unfair cowardly and idiotic kneeling ban.
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In The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Milan Kundera wrote that kitsch inspired a kind of idiotic emotionality.
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But I was still struggling to find a rhythm in the wave—its heartbeat, which sounds idiotic.
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Maybe CGI dinos herded into the confines of a billionaire's mansion isn't as idiotic as it sounds.
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Of course - you are America's bitch and you need a diversion from your idiotic Brexit bulls**t.
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Plus it affords an excellent opportunity to scream at Ben Affleck when his character makes idiotic mistakes.
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" One unidentified former State Department official called the U.S. goal to build a democracy in Kabul "idiotic.
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I gamble on them and I make a lot of money, because the Romans are so idiotic.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's recent claim that noise from wind turbines causes cancer was "idiotic," Sen.
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GREG GUTFELD, FOX NEWS: The left takes the idiotic words of one person and blames it on millions.
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The only people we're left with are that idiotic first-grade teacher or peace, love, and sunshine Bonnie.
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I'm not just talking about Trump making idiotic moves like pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Agreement.
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Essentially, the summer of horniness built us up to some idiotic false hopes on our quest for love.
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His love interest is so idiotic and outdated an archetype that I briefly thought I was being pranked.
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It will certainly be interesting to see how far up the chain of command this idiotic idea went.
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Some people might think that reading her crush ignorant, intolerant, and just plain idiotic comments could get old.
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The hosts had a particular knack for asking the idiotic with chipper earnestness, spewing venom through simpering smiles.
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And it's time for the tech industry to put a stop to this idiotic, little-boys'-club harassment.
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This is not thanks to tourists—only the most daring or idiotic would take a holiday in Somalia.
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I'm trying to work here, and your clammy, chubby little hands and idiotic grin are blocking my view.
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And no decent American or politician can explain away all the idiotic things and dangerous things he's saying.
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His use of repetition is comic, nasty, idiotic, and childish, and it thrusts you into a bizarre state.
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"That's the most idiotic thing I've heard in my life, and it smacks of sexism," the mayor interjected.
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Children were wise and adults idiotic, and everyone was attempting some humanly self-interested version of their best.
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Why not splice together his most unintelligible, idiotic and nonsensical utterances each week and play them as is?
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"Future World" is a miserable, idiotic sci-fi trifle, threadbare in both the imaginative and production value categories.
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"We look forward to hearing why he committed this idiotic action," Mr. Blok told the Dutch station BNR.
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It would, surely, border on idiotic for him to leave for one of the Premier League's habitual mediocrities.
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To illustrate how idiotic Equifax's decision was, developer Nick Sweeting created a fake website of his own: securityequifax2017.com.
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My arguably idiotic, insecurity driven aversion to a recommended syllabus aside, I'm pleased to announce that Beyondless is wonderful.
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"I really don't want to waste a lot of time responding to outdated, inaccurate, ignorant, idiotic statements," he said.
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All it takes is one idiotic statement and you disappear faster than a Twinkie in Michael Moore&aposs lap.
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This is an idiotic point of view, often put forth by idiots who struggle with the challenges of progress.
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Public discourse has never been as idiotic, cruel, irrational and utterly pointless in my lifetime as it is now.
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"['Insatiable' is a] painfully misguided show, a train wreck of terrible jokes, unpleasant characters, gross stereotypes and idiotic storylines."
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He cannot tell if his increasing obsession is an "idiotic, murderous" mission intended to satisfy curiosity or confront fear.
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" Fisher wrote about not loving the exposure that came with success -- or Leia's characteristic hairstyle, which she called "idiotic.
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Trump can't even get Mexico to sit down for a meeting, let alone pay for an idiotic $15,000,000,000 wall.
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This past week, it was Del's idiotic, wrong-way driving that came to mind as I listened to Sen.
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To her disdain, Frederica is unwillingly pursued by the absurdly idiotic Sir James Martin, heir to his family seat.
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He said he was "embarrassed" by the "idiotic comments" but insisted they no longer reflected how he is now.
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"On the first of January, I promise to start answering these stupid, idiotic questions," he told reporters on Tuesday.
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Maybe that was the whole point of this idiotic trip: I finally knew what I wanted, what I loved.
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For that matter, a quarter-century ago, did they quash the idiotic charge that the Clintons murdered Vince Foster?
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I don't mean the Keystone Kops antics of the annoying subplot involving the constable Dogberry and his idiotic watchmen.
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Of course, that logic would be idiotic — basing analysis on cycles like that is just this side of superstition.
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It's not easy standing up for democracy, and many Americans are with you, even if our idiotic president isn't.
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This is not about gun control, the incredibly idiotic but not surprising response from the administration following the attack.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, the internet's resident mansplaining science troll, has yet again graced this world with an idiotic take.
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"When I say testing 4-year-olds is idiotic, the entire room erupts in laughter and applause," she said.
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"It's idiotic and irresponsible," said Ray Story, CEO of the Tobacco Vapor Electronic Association, an international nonprofit trade association.
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" Cruz said the law was "idiotic" and that he remains "one of the most libertarian members of the Senate.
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It's the story of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, and their vile and idiotic "thrill killing" of Bobby Franks.
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But perhaps the most egregiously idiotic way to release confidential information is to send emails to the wrong domain name.
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I've already been asked to condemn the idiotic acts that ignorant people have done in the name of my religion.
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A brunette grinning so hard she looked idiotic pushed a stroller past Rebecca, hesitated, then asked if she could sit.
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One video showed a teacher telling a student that "idiotic police officers or your lowlife pastor" are lying to him.
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Hurray for Hollywood: It's a tough battle in Tinseltown this week over which star can say the most idiotic thing.
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Otherwise, we're going to see more of these idiotic use cases that only exacerbate systemic issues for the most vulnerable.
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He has been a buffoon to end all buffoons; his frothing mouth runneth over with idiotic and profoundly disturbing statements.
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The humor comes from Krakowski's idiotic character attempting to integrate, not from how silly or strange this other culture is.
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I wouldn't play the big boys rules and I know what they are and I know how idiotic they are.
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Related: Britain Really, Really Hates Donald Trump All MPs were seemingly in agreement that Trump was a hateful, idiotic man.
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In the wake of "The War of the Worlds" panic, commentators didn't hesitate to rail against "idiotic" and "stupid" listeners.
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The only problem is D'Souza is unteachable: "Obscure quibbles," also known as "evidence that refutes my idiotic claims" pic.twitter.com/sqIhxsqOr9
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Trump supporters are also fed up with the kind of mindless political correctness that leads to truly idiotic policy-making.
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Because Mr. Torné never presents Joan-Marc as anything but pitiful — and startlingly idiotic in his misogyny — he proves endearing.
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Which is idiotic, of course, because accompanying pictures of Stephen illustrate beyond a doubt that he's a man of color.
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"It just sort of introduces the idea that you're in for something pretty idiotic," he said in a 2009 interview.
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Update: Clevenger has entered Stage II of Saying Idiotic and Racist Shit, and issued what is being called an apology.
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The French haven't become magically cheerful, but there's a creeping sense that hope isn't idiotic, and life can actually improve.
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Named for the comix's square-jawed, idiotic detective, Manning satirized police brutality and the TV shows that celebrate bully cops.
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How on earth did we find ourselves 10 minutes from an idiotic war without the president having weighed the consequences?
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Some of the truckers "couldn't understand what kind of idiotic thing had been painted on their truck," Mr. Colsa said.
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Mr. Brammall is, per usual, the straight man, offering futile protests in response to Stokes's winsomely idiotic and offensive riffs.
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And at the risk of revealing something either idiotic or brilliant, you can tell them we almost named it Cooee!
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Try and make him as as idiotic as possible, because I thought that's at least one way of empowering myself.
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" Trump Unveils Massive Bailout Program For Companies Run Into Ground By Idiotic Sons " was not Bolton's favorite Trump-sons joke.
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Another clip delves into Bubblegum's strategy, the idiotic candy men who advise her, and mysterious martians heading toward the battlefield.
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Four years ago, lots of people engaged in some pretty idiotic conversations about bringing Wonder Woman to the big screen.
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She's there to frame Barney's foibles — hands perpetually at her hips, she's usually scolding her husband for getting into something idiotic.
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I think the move is idiotic, and it&aposs ignorant because when I was talking about -- INGRAHAM: Is it Nazi Germany?
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You can find plenty of idiotic ghouls screwing up tech policy, but Blackburn is one of the dumbest in their ranks.
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It's idiotic that we can broadcast election coverage in AR but can't figure out how to build voting machines that work.
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That idiotic comment that he made last night and this morning about everything was done by the book, this is ludicrous.
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But for the most part people choose to use credit cards for idiotic things like shoes, clothes, and just trivial stuff.
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Click here to view original GIFIs riding a hoverboard onto the edge of a roof of a skyscraper in Dubai idiotic?
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He said that investors pump money into "shitty, useless, idiotic companies," rather than addressing real problems like climate change and disease.
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Now they just need to find a pair of highly patriotic and idiotic federal employees who want to go an adventure.
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Challenges If you do something extreme, dangerous, and idiotic and you don't put it on the internet—does it even happen?
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The president's comments were absolutely idiotic, but he couldn't possibly have been referring to those self-described Nazis as 'good people.
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Even if you can get past the safety issues – and you can't — the idea of 10,000 drones buzzing around is idiotic.
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He also became extra baggage in Denver the minute the Broncos finagled an idiotic contract for former Seahawks tackle Russell Okung.
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I have been called a "cuck snowflake," a phrase so idiotic I thought it couldn't be lobbed against someone in earnest.
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The snippet we see of their idiotic vanity project, "The Striking Viking," aims so low it undershoots satire by a mile.
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Mr. Whitaker, the acting attorney general, has evinced a similar threat to first principles in his idiotic dismissal of Marbury v.
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Eureka absolutely murdered as Honey Boo Boo, expertly heightening with a bump-set-spike of doodled answers and idiotic childlike glee.
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"Strategically speaking, it's the most idiotic thing I've ever seen," said one Democratic strategist who asked for anonymity to speak candidly.
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Making that challenge was an idiotic thing for me to do, but in that moment, the character was responding, not me.
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I thought about how, in the end, Trunov, since he'd decided on that idiotic staging, still wouldn't paint the war itself.
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Here, then, are six of the dumbest things that happened yesterday, ranked from least idiotic to the most jaw-droppingly moronic.
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As a serious guide to policy or to politics it's, of course, idiotic, and it's depressing how many conservatives don't see that.
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"It's idiotic to think that Trump is too strong to launch formal impeachment proceedings," Princeton University historian Kevin Kruse argued on Twitter.
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In the excellent documentary Citizenfour, about Snowden's leaks and the immediate fallout, I thought he said some pretty idiotic things as well.
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Try tapping 19 different places on a screen without swiping a fraction of an inch, and you'll see why that's utterly idiotic.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) called President Trump's recent comments suggesting that the noise from wind turbines causes cancer, "idiotic," AP reports.
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Now on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, the members of RAPE are portrayed as idiotic and ignorant, complete with an on-the-nose acronym.
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But President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the agreement in an idiotic move that has brought us to where we are today.
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Second mistake was doing something so idiotic and personally if I was in charge I would have just left her up there.
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There is really no reason why this revival of an idiotic, most likely racist first-person shooter from the '22016s should work.
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Last month, after a mostly idiotic debate, the New York State Assembly passed a bill regulating and legalizing professional mixed martial arts.
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If you hate me but love idiotic silliness, you'll appreciate this as a noble stab at something original while not actually laughing.
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As someone who strongly believes that the War on Drugs is immoral, ineffective and idiotic, I'd be thrilled to see this happen.
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Domenech then described Meyers's exchange with his wife as "idiotic anti-Semitic bullshit," according to the deleted tweets obtained by the outlet.
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Mom (Martha Plimpton, in a thanklessly idiotic role) and Dad (Jay R. Ferguson) have been planning a divorce without their children's knowledge.
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He said that investors pump money into "s**tty, useless, idiotic companies," rather than addressing real problems like climate change and disease.
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I didn't realize at the time, but this would turn out to be one of the most idiotic things I've ever done.
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Screwball comedies are typically populated by madcap socialites, irate plutocrats, plucky working girls, comic servants, idiotic lounge lizards and English-mangling foreigners.
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Cluelessly upbeat and charmingly idiotic, he's taken under the wing of John Belushi's character, Bluto Blutarsky, who alternately torments and comforts him.
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On the one hand, this might just seem completely idiotic: Why would someone shoot another human being over a cheeseburger or taco?
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Boruff: On Twitter, it's much easier to share an idiotic thought or whatever joke comes to your mind than an internet forum.
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She perceives American business as over-regulated, and the United States' levying the third highest corporation tax in the world as economically idiotic.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "This project for the inculcation of proper human feelings through behavioral technique is either sinister or idiotic.
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The FAA reports roughly 5,000 laser strikes per year around the country, though this might be the most dramatic and idiotic case yet.
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Fans of The Swankys, The Shitlickers, or Halloween in general will have no problem finding something to love in this tastefully idiotic band.
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The true crime mockumentary series slowly took over Netflix user's streaming queues despite the absolutely outrageous plot line, and the potentially idiotic premise.
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Given that most of its users still use it for the chat and story features, this seems like a not-completely-idiotic move.
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I_think_things says if they find you on social media and you have racist or "idiotic" postings, then they will likely pass over you.
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The fridge is just a prototype for now, though, so you'll have to do with your uneducated, idiotic produce cooling box for now.
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" "I think those are the most idiotic comments I've ever heard regarding gun safety," Fred Guttenberg told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "This Week.
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But more fundamentally, government has no business regulating speech simply because it offends others no matter how hateful, idiotic, or bigoted it is.
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" Iran responded to the additional sanctions by calling them "outrageous and idiotic" and suggested the White House was suffering from a "mental illness.
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Being told, in effect, that their deeply held convictions are idiotic makes it impossible to have a productive national conversation about sexual misconduct.
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So one of the things that we brought to the table that at the time people thought was truly idiotic was live classes.
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And idiotic reviewers from the Financial Times are desperate to quarantine any transgendered artist that dares to name this rot in her work.
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Keeping the president's most idiotic ideas from being implemented is small comfort when the Republican Party's most dangerous ideas are being implemented daily.
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And in this super-charged political atmosphere, candidates have found even more creative — and idiotic — ways to get your attention, and your vote.
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I was like my young and idiotic friends again, except I also owned a small rental space in a freezer of the hospital.
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They're naïve and idiotic and pretending to improve the world while benefiting from its injustices — and they're supposed to be the good guys.
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Heart-stopping footage shows idiotic Adam Campion hurtling along roads at breakneck speeds while pulling dangerous wheelies and weaving in and out of traffic.
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Of course, such a thing has never stopped anyone from commenting, hence the cesspit of crappy, idiotic, useless, or inane comments some videos get.
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Mauch stands stone-still while Kocks bum-rushes him, wedge in hand, full swinging into one of those wonderfully idiotic stunts young men do.
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The move is seen as flatly idiotic by anyone with a modicum of common sense and desire to see humans flourish on planet Earth.
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We've let people know that pain, even idiotic, senseless pain, can be weaponized and employed against hated opponents, whether college teachers or local conservatives.
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Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair joined Rick Santelli to discuss the country's "idiotic" tax code and which presidential candidate could do something about it.
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You can throw out the positively idiotic "up to 50 hours of mixed usage" that the company claims the Moto Z Play can achieve.
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"I actually had a good relationship with Sean, and I have no idea why he decided to write that idiotic book," Ms. Wilsey said.
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She donned a killer bikini, flirty crop top, daring booty shorts, and comfy black leggings, just to show trolls how idiotic their statements are.
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In the process, even her own friends are recalled as having become "totally sad totally idiotic" as a result of the therapies they underwent.
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It has been a remarkable journey for an idiotic idea that started life as an applause line, as Mr. Trump admitted to The Times.
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I know what you're thinking: A lighting element that exists purely to show the shape of my grille at night sounds preposterous and idiotic.
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" After the messages came to light, Kashuv resigned from the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA and called his own comments "idiotic" and "callous.
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Other times, the bosses at least temporarily backed off their idiotic schemes, like when Google quietly slammed the brakes on its censored Chinese search engine.
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"The New York Times" is declining in readership, declining and influence, and this was a Twitter deal they did with this stupid, idiotic cartoon video.
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I'd also argue they knew they'd be caught, except the response was so idiotic and poorly planned I can't imagine they expected any real scrutiny.
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Because one thing is certain, whatever the chronology: Our brainy, idiotic species will create a technology that either enslaves us or wipes us out altogether.
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The fact is, they pulled the ad, not out of sensitivity, but because they looked idiotic for choosing the wrong villain in their advertisement, i.e.
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As for Mayweather, his whirlwind press tour with McGregor promoting their upcoming bout was such an idiotic mess that this feels reasonably sane in comparison.
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When I started out making this record, I was feeling a deep sadness about the world, the destruction of the planet, and our idiotic politicians.
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A clown, he tells us, merely "encourages the idiotic" with low antics — much as "Gary" does, with its bug-eyed bits and endless flatulence arias.
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It felt so like an old Charlie Chan movies, like "inscrutable," like all the old idiotic tropes about Asians were in there, in that trial.
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One idiotic trucker starts preaching about why the women have gotten what they deserve for wearing pants, and vigilante brigades want to torch the cocoons.
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Rather than turn out cardboard heroes and villains, he savors the eccentricity of his characters, in the sheer weirdness of our ingenious and idiotic species.
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Together, let us make a unified, concerted effort to drain the swamp of these self-important, idiotic elitists who have forgotten who their masters are.
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Now that we look back on that now, it's kind of idiotic, but that, at the time, that was regarded as appropriate to protect children.
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Blackface, too, is idiotic, and it is also tremendously racist, every single time it's done, by Democrats and Republicans, liberals and conservatives, celebrities and comedians.
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Now, not only is it demeaning to rate a woman solely on her appearance, but it's also idiotic because Rae can see all the damn tweets!
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A few years ago, when my father made the idiotic choice of chastising me for taking seconds of my mom's cooking — who wouldn't ask for more?
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Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr derided the NFL for it's "fake patriotism" and "idiotic" new rule requiring players and personnel stand for the national anthem.
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A number of joyless, idiotic, despicable humans were somehow peeved by this, and called REDaction all sorts of names for spending money on banners of dogs.
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Why should smart people (us) have to put up with ignoramuses (them) who, lacking all our manifest talents, seek to enslave us in their idiotic designs?
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said it was "idiotic" for the FCC to roll back net neutrality rules, and that he hopes the administration reverses course.
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The reality series' first season was delightful, a fascinating ethnography about lovable idiots living their lovably idiotic lives in blissful ignorance of how ridiculous they were.
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We formed a giant user group of people who loved this thing that everyone else thought was irrelevant at best and idiotic at worst: the Mac.
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He made fun of Malala Yousafzai, referred to rape culture as "idiotic," and declared Canadians and upper Midwesterners — especially anyone at UW-Madison — to be cucks.
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Still, if nothing else, his hug inadvertently made a salient point about how the NFL only possesses moral clarity on the most puffed-up, idiotic things.
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On Instagram, people will post photos of their trendy brunch and then clog it up with a barrage of idiotic hashtags: #brunch #sundayfun #sleepinglate #ihavenolife #pleasehelp.
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But that only works if one accepts the idiotic argument that Clinton and her aides trafficked in unclassified information just because they didn't bother classifying it.
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It is a useless skill with an ever-diminishing role in the modern world and requiring a new generation of children to learn it is idiotic.
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"We were 16-year-olds making idiotic comments, using callous and inflammatory language in an effort to be as extreme and shocking as possible," he noted.
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Religious ideology and professions of faith, especially Catholic ones, are lampooned as idiotic and venal, but the satire will likely infuriate traditional believers of any stripe.
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"He knows that he did something idiotic and that it has hurt his family," she said, adding that he had "absolutely not" done anything similar before.
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Every day you're out there, you're forcing people to rethink their idiotic assumptions about the sort of work men and women can do in the world.
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Or, on the other end, a place where people can spew their hate for the world to see and comment on with their own idiotic opinions.
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"We're lucky it's as tame as it is, because the legislation is just idiotic," said James Spica, an estate tax specialist with Dickinson Wright in Detroit.
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" But Mr. Bourlanges added that it was "idiotic" for Mr. Macron "to present the suppression of the Solidarity Wealth Tax as the first thing you do.
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" Rebuking multiculturalism, he said it was "idiotic" to put "camel-riding desert dwellers" on the same level as "a culture that put man on the moon.
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" He said "every healthy democracy needs a healthy conservative movement," but "Fox News has become the chief driver in making that movement intemperate, idiotic, and illiberal.
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They are made worse by the business models of Facebook and Twitter, which reward idiotic and harmful discourse at the expense of thoughtful and reported work.
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But moments after announcing the new U.S. military branch, the Trump campaign gave us a hint at this arguably idiotic idea's true purpose: Lining the campaign's pockets.
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Gavin as a character has, in the past, been used more as the idiotic and power-obsessed CEO that is not necessarily restricted to the tech industry.
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Then, we feel simultaneously idiotic for not having discovered it earlier, and overly eager to get to work so we can share our genius idea with everyone.
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For one idiotic useless scene, what was once a hand-crafted, surprising, and often-times painful show turned into a ham-fisted Ed Sheeran showcase his voice.
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It remains to be seen if a more meandering path to profitability will in any way curb the spread of idiotic, demonstrably false articles such as this.
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I want to thank you for the hours you spent watching Gina be Gina: confident, idiotic-but-smart, pithy, and infused with rhythm and cell-phone radiation.
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The reasoning behind the institutionalized sexism that has kept women from the Oval Office isn't usually explained, but the idiotic stereotypes mostly have to do with emotion.
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And you can see it politically right now, the rise of populism, the rise of really idiotic leadership that takes advantage of those fears about the future.
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But it lasted 90 minutes and turned into a compete nightmare for the Republican nominee, who could not stop interrupting his opponent and saying incomprehensibly idiotic things.
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At this point, Leia wakes from her coma and stun-guns Poe for daring to question Holdo's idiotic choice to keep her smart plan a total secret.
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" Also, there's this moment where Brooker calls a dumb news show in the UK called Live from Studio 5, "a horrifying vision of our inevitable idiotic future.
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Their rigid class distinctions, false religious piety, sexual aggression, oppression of children, spouses, and siblings—all reveal themselves to derive from the most primitive and idiotic impulses.
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The league's idiotic playoff format will almost definitely result in the second-best team in the Atlantic getting a cushier matchup than that division's regular-season champion.
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Like idiotic diets and self-help books and aspirational lifestyle blogs, junk psychology commodifies and sells the most banal corners of our own minds back to us.
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We are so used to Trump and his parade of idiotic toadies that we've forgotten that American officials might know a thing or two about the world.
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Trump acts like "un idiota" and "un payaso," Kaine told Ramos in August, saying Trump's actions against the Latino community are idiotic and actions of a clown.
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For the rest of us, let this be the series that put an end to idiotic head-to-head comparisons in a team-driven, luck-aided sport.
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A couple of friends who knew of my relationship with her asked if I felt guilty, knowing how she eventually died, and I found the question idiotic.
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Few candidates, however, are idiotic enough to vocalize the blame for all of this injustice on white men, but white men are always the implicit comparison group.
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I then arrive in Rick's legendary garage, greeted by the titular crew's onslaught of insults, which inform me that I am a barely functional, idiotic Morty clone.
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"There are idiotic rules that don't let Netflix films come out for 36 months; I understand it's complicated," said Pascal Rogard, director general of the authors' society.
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Mulvaney was widely criticized by GOP lawmakers and the president's confidants, including Fox News host Sean Hannity, who called Mulvaney's actions "idiotic" during his radio show Thursday.
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You've called him back to life as a fabulous creature who sends idiotic messages about flowers and birds and the number of fillings in George Washington's teeth.
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You don't need a chief of staff's idiotic interpretation of things when the president and the president of Ukraine and everybody else can read it all themselves.
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"It is idiotic to say that Macron will win when the campaign is still on," he said, adding, "We are not clairvoyants who can predict the future."
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One of the more stunningly idiotic trends 2017 gave us was the Tide Pod-eating meme, which then bled over into 2018, when it basically exploded. Great!
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They are missing the chromosome on which God placed love, Carl once said, seeming to pluck the idiotic phrase from the ticker tape homily of his mind.
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A cascading series of failures of imagination; failures to invest in the future; paralyzed or ideologically blinkered or simply idiotic governance; and, perhaps most of all, cost disease.
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On Thursday, KFC posted two 30-second clips teasing the game-play, which involves virtual raw chicken breast, a pair of floating hands, and an "idiotic" robot servant.
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When I got back to the table, Nick was telling everyone, "I don't want to get involved in an immersive experience," and I think I said something idiotic.
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He yells at Ana, demeaning her politics before she gets a sentence out, says she believes in idiotic policies, and yells "everyone but her" deserves a safe space.
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If you and I got really high and had an idiotic discussion about the future, that's what Mankind Divided feels like at its best, and I like that.
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One question, and bear with me, Trump went against Amazon again today, yesterday, or this week, again with some idiotic rant that was absolutely inaccurate in every way.
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It was around this time that I started feeling like the idiotic person at the start of a horror movie who thinks it's "fun" to "explore" creepy places.
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But I won't be watching this NFL season because of the unfair cowardly and idiotic kneeling ban," the progressive lawmaker tweeted on Sunday, adding the hashtag "Boycott NFL.
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It is a loving, affectionate way to tell someone that you have registered the intentionally idiotic joke they have just made, and you shake your fist at it.
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"I keep thinking that I shall have no more to say," she told The Guardian in 2001, "and then finding some wonderfully idiotic doctrine which I can contradict."
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The unctuous boss played by Mr. Gervais is the focus of the darkly cynical show, but it's actually the reactions to his idiotic comments that make you laugh.
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This was the week that made it glaringly clear that the president put his fragile ego, idiotic conspiracy theories and political prospects ahead of American national security interests.
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Considering how close Donaldson took his cut to the Skipper, and the ever-present chance of splintering or ricocheting, it seemed like a rather idiotic thing to do.
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"If you want to hack an election about the most idiotic way to do it would be to do it vote by vote, felony by felony," said Keisling.
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Kim Yo-jong, the leader's sister and one of his closest aides, called the South "idiotic" after it denounced the North's weapons test, another sign of chilling ties.
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And my sense is that they used this idiotic document that was an opposition research document to go violate the FISA rules and all of the rest of it.
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He then tried to make a comeback by embracing racism and idiotic conspiracy theories (he said the government caused the disaster at his mine and framed him for it).
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Every person who agrees chewing food before you swallow is a good idea also thinks labeling Markelle Fultz as a bust four games into his NBA career is idiotic.
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Long-distance data Facebook and Microsoft are teaming up to lay a ginormous data cable that'll stretch across the Atlantic and bring us idiotic social media posts even faster.
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We've received some truly idiotic words of "wisdom" in our lives; wack career tips, cringeworthy romantic pointers, terrible financial recommendations, asinine health suggestions and all-around, ill-informed bullshitery.
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"The idea that I am kneeling in water to make it look deep is frankly idiotic," Cooper said, before playing a clip showing him walking into the deeper water.
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"Every so often you see a little lip-tightening that suggests, 'What fresh hell is this?' when she is forced to endure something hideous or idiotic," Mr. York said.
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"The idea of abstinence and faithfulness was driven by idiotic religious fundamentalism," says Stephen Lewis, the former UN Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa from 2001 to 2006.
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And then when he uploaded it to the internet, all of a sudden, there were all these faceless people online saying "that guy a homo" or whatever idiotic bullshit.
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Cards Against Humanity plays in the same way as Apples to Apples, a game for 5-year-olds, and it promises the same idiotic freedom that small children enjoy.
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They grow reckless with their power, blind to their effect on anything beyond tech, and they systematically sideline any voices that counsel some new and less obviously idiotic path.
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Perched on a spectrum of mental capabilities from harmlessly goofy to dangerously idiotic, the movie's supporting act of mostly forgettable guys exist solely as foils for its real stars.
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Seattle and other Washington state residents will soon be allowed to vote in an upcoming election via smartphone—even if security experts continue to say that's an idiotic idea.
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"We only need to sit back and let these candidates show themselves how idiotic they are," said Hamidreza Taraghi, a conservative analyst and a regular guest on state television.
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I miss my childless friends so much and when I'm with them, my brain is full of idiotic anecdotes about my kid that don't really matter to anyone but me.
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Josiah Rich "It was idiotic not to do this," Josiah Rich, director of the Center for Prisoner Health and Human Rights at the Miriam Hospital in Providence, told BuzzFeed News.
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He slut-shamed Hannah (Katherine Langford) and sexually harassed Courtney (Michelle Selene Ang) — all written off by those around him as the idiotic behavior of a stupid high school guy.
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It's the sum total of a thousand little irritations, disagreements, idiotic details that in a sound alliance would simply be disregarded, or forgotten in the healing act of making love.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday called new sanctions slapped on the Islamic Republic by Trump "outrageous and idiotic" and said the White House was suffering from a "mental illness."
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"If you're so idiotic that you don't understand that I eat all kinds of things, if you are so convinced of me as this irredeemable, horrible, unhealthy person," she said.
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Chuck Grassley, a leading Republican and supporter of wind energy, spoke out against Trump, telling reporters the president's comments "were, first of all, idiotic," according to the Des Moines Register.
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The dude that asked the "April Fool's" question was crowned a "hero" by angry trolls (his idiotic question also spawned a parody account aimed at making fun of gamer entitlement).
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I regret my decision to select these specific ones from the rich English lexicon and am embarrassed at the idiotic way I have chosen to arrange them into these sentences.
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For the most part, those who will suffer are black, low-income citizens who must bear the brunt of the fallout from well-meaning but idiotic criminal-justice reform advocates.
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You can read the study for yourself, but it's pretty idiotic for Trump to refer to it, since it assumes a level of aggressive government action that already wasn't happening.
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The idiotic hatred aimed at Central Americans and Maghrebians today is almost word-for-word identical to that which targeted Irish and German immigrants in 19th century New York City.
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Bosnich also claimed that he had been recreating the infamous 'Don't mention the war' scene from Fawlty Towers, which although plausibly idiotic hardly shielded him from accusations of extreme insensitivity.
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Might I still put in a word, though, for the sheer, idiotic delight of watching the fatally quarrelsome lawmakers now in session at the Wild Project in the East Village?
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Trump's already erratic and idiotic mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic veered overnight on Sunday, in some all-caps tweets inspired by some Fox News programming, toward the openly Malthusian.
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As she moves through the first semester of her junior year, she becomes close friends with other misfits, holds her own against an idiotic teacher and successfully weathers romantic disappointment.
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But, of course, just as often the photo on your phone turns out to be a person who is a some combination or rude and idiotic or just plain creepy.
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It is idiotic to put a shot clock on the F.B.I. But it is better to give professionals seven days to find facts than have no professional investigation at all.
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But he dismissed the idea that he as a venture capitalist carried an outsize responsibility to others as "idiotic" and said that his right to be happy trumped all else.
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But we'll forget all about this raking nonsense by tomorrow because there will almost certainly be some new, mind-numbingly idiotic comment that shows just how dumb our president can be.
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They never received the underlying documents for the beginning of the investigation yet they made idiotic public statements that everything is just kosher with the way the FBI sued Stefan Halper.
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His heroic deed overshadowed the idiotic foul by Temple's Daniel Dingle — tied with under two seconds to play and overtime virtually guaranteed — that created the dramatic moment in the first place.
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That doesn't mean we can safely tuck Campanis away in our closet of embarrassing sports antiquities, though, because his moment of rare and idiotic candor is still of value to us.
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"And I just want to make a note of apology for the idiotic behavior of my president," De Niro said at the event to launch a new business development, CBC reported.
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But every night, we also process an untold number of idiotic statements and requests that drive us crazy, even though we politely nod in response to the customers who make them.
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" Christopher Patten, a former Conservative chairman who is now chancellor at the University of Oxford, described the letter as an "extraordinary example of outrageous and foolish behavior, offensive and idiotic Leninism.
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There are moments in the script, written by Zombieland's Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese, that seem to acknowledge how under-baked these characters are and how idiotic this debacle really is.
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Trade minister Chan Chun Sing - another seen as a future party leader - called the panic buying disgraceful and idiotic in comments from a closed-door business briefing reported by local media.
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Perhaps the intuitive answer—gutting the state family planning budget by 67 percent in 2011, an idiotic move that of course led to an increase in pregnancies and abortions—hasn't satisfied researchers.
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Roach: We were at Southern Idaho and for some idiotic reason their bullpen in right field is surrounded by like a four or five-inch concrete wall to hold the bullpen in.
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And we shall be swallowing whole the idiotic lecture that the only salvation to our economy are structural reforms and technological innovations - implying that we are an archaic, behind the times, economy.
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In its dumpy, idiotic way, it felt historic; part of a tradition of Canadians (and perhaps Montrealers especially) seizing on any excuse to break some glass and flip over some cop cars.
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Melissa Rivers hopes Megyn Kelly's mea culpa for her idiotic blackface comment was genuine -- but she's reluctant enough to check in with an African-American friend before weighing in on the apology.
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The sheer gall, the complete and utter absurdity and idiotic ballsiness of this scene made me laugh through the rest of the movie, until I realized exactly what I was laughing at.
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His attempt to use the letter Sansa wrote in season one urging Robb to declare Joffrey as the King as a way to prove that she's betrayed her family before is idiotic.
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There's actually good news this week, which can feel almost magical if you spend most of your time reading headlines about political mudslinging, the wholly idiotic encryption debate, and missing elderly people.
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Equal parts shudder inducing and idiotic, ABC's new dating game The Proposal isn't being likened to The Bachelor franchise nearly as much as it is being compared to Netflix's nightmarish Black Mirror.
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I think those are some of the most idiotic purchases I think players can do, especially when they don't have that money in the bank account to really pay for that stuff.
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Now we're just in the land of "The Walking Dead," where identical problems will plague characters for a decade, and we're meant to see the protagonists' obstinance as ethical rather than idiotic.
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The producers of Family Karma are missing out on the real juice that could take this show from passively fine to deliciously idiotic and watchable — they should just focus on the aunties.
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A front-page editorial in the overseas edition of the People's Daily framed the bill as a U.S. attempt to use Hong Kong to contain China, calling such a move "idiotic nonsense".
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It's just that I used to do things like engage in these idiotic fights, which is a terrible look for reporters, and then I'd be fighting with an egg with 27 followers.
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But the company's Google Home speaker is still spouting off idiotic, untrue answers to certain questions, and featured snippets at the top of web results continue to occasionally surface bad info as well.
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Simply put, it's true the six-month period from May to October underperforms November to April over very long periods, but it is idiotic to withdraw money from the market for six months.
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Shevin, the attorney, took the sentiment a step further, describing Sessions's move as "idiotic" and emphasizing that if the feds wanted to go after weed in California, they could have already done so.
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So go ahead and get nuts with your idiotic and humorless Crying Jordan iterations, Twitter, because here's the thing about that game: even the rampant overzealousness of social media couldn't possibly ruin it.
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Teetering on the line between idiotic and offensive, "Check It Out!" stars John C. Reilly as the title character, who in each episode examines some everyday subject in a skewed, barely coherent fashion.
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Mr. Cohen exploits the courtesy and gullibility of his subjects to create a surreal disconnection between what he tells them and how they respond (or don't) — making them look idiotic in the process.
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The wall is both an administrative boondoggle and a moral travesty, an idiotic project that will be effectual only as a symbol of the racism at the heart of the administration's immigration agenda.
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He tried to warn Ned, but some woman in the dream, an idiotic tourist, kept blocking his view, telling him that "Jaws" had scared an entire generation, and he really should shut up.
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" In a Free Beacon article titled "Five Idiotic Moments in the Most Recent Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Interview," Alex Griswold put it more succinctly: "So yeah, conservatives are looooving this whole Ocasio-Cortez phenomenon.
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And thanks to the virality of the video, hopefully those who may have somehow considered harassment acceptable may be forced to consider whether their idiotic behavior warrants a run in with the authorities.
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Since they're doing that, I'd rather have my kids use ... If they read or do puzzles or do anything, but if they're spending all their hours playing an idiotic game, I limit it.
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By the way, another story, "The New York Times," about how vicious things are getting, recently published his bizarre, idiotic video about the Trump- Putin meeting that some are calling gross and even homophobic.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeThere's been a boom in the bad ideas market, as experts look for idiotic ideas to address school shootings since stricter gun control is apparently off the table.
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The British media focuses overwhelmingly on the dark side of America: the prevalence of gun crime; the devastation of the Rust Belt; the fact that some Americans are idiotic enough to believe in God.
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In their minds, a relatively few white people doing awful things should never be attributed to the entire group, while a relatively few black people saying something idiotic has to represent an entire movement.
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Like many coastal areas throughout the world, the Rockaways are on the front lines of climate change, and are gravely affected by climate change denial, the blithe and idiotic policy of the Trump administration.
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There's a jab from Will about undecided voters in Pennsylvania being uneducated, unemployed, angry white men, and another few quips at Jack for "not being a man" (again from Will) and being aggressively idiotic.
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Tinio is skeptical about Duterte's talk of retirement and is among many opponents who suspect he'll try to continue beyond his permitted single six-year term - an idea Duterte this week said was idiotic.
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The idiotic obsession with dick jokes and profanity has been replaced by a deeper exploration of Negan's unique god complex and the qualities of that makes him different than, and similar to, Rick Grimes.
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There are few words to describe the plotline, characters, and overarching message (if I should be so generous to say that this film has a "message") other than: demeaning, misogynistic, idiotic, and not funny.
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"My strategy with people who mistake me for the other Stephen Miller is to be exceedingly earnest, no matter how idiotic or vitriolic the message," says Stephen Miller, a writer now living in Montreal.
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I think he's going to do the same idiotic, stupid thing both Republicans and Democrats have tried to do repeatedly, which is just to keep bombing the Middle East, which only makes shit worse.
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Photo: GettyHundreds of 7-Eleven customers who downloaded a new mobile payment app in Japan were robbed out of hundreds of thousands of dollars due to some staggeringly idiotic security lapses in the app.
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The same can be said about the whiplash comment sections on any given Facebook or YouTube stream, but no one stepped up to the idiotic plate quite like the social media-focused Super Deluxe.
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"While the world is divided and in conflict and idiotic I think in many ways, it's time to start a new conversation with people who have creative solutions for just about everything," he said.
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Juvenile or not, identified or not, this woman seems to have inspired other idiotic, unsanitary copycats to go to their own supermarkets and tamper with frozen desserts for the sole purpose of being disgusting.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the group behind the even more idiotic Golden Globes, didn't nominate any women for best director (no female-directed movies are contention in "drama" or in "musical or comedy").
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Already, one of the president's closest confidantes, Fox News host Sean Hannity, called Mulvaney's actions "idiotic" during his radio show Thursday — a message White House aides assume he'll elaborate on with the president privately.
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"The whole idea of a nuclear attack seems so far-fetched or idiotic … that most [investors] are giving this a very low probability," Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group, told CNBC.
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Now, more than two decades later (I'm old now, but who cares) and this obscenely sexist, racist, and idiotic era in our political history seems like the perfect time for a Poly Styrene revival.
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With his idiotic Special Friends Vance and Jimmy, Phil builds a concentration camp and maniacally goes after anyone who defies him, including those loyal to him who still dare question any of his sociopathic choices.
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" Rather than using parody to engage with the xenophobia and stupidity of those '80s films — as 2004's Team America: World Police did, even with the soundtrack song's simply idiotic chorus of "America, fuck yeah!
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Dragon fire is more acceptable when Daenerys is defending herself from, say, the Sons of the Harpy rather than burning the Tarlys alive because they won't bend the knee, no matter how idiotic they are.
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Kevin Durant says it was "childish" and "idiotic" to slam his former OKC Thunder coach and teammates on Twitter this week ... but insists he was NOT trying to do it from a secret 2nd account.
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It's an idea -- aimed to crack down on trade imbalances with the country -- which Bush described as "really idiotic" and would have a tremendous impact in a state like Iowa, which trades heavily with China.
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Although this is mostly branding (Quora has more than its fair share of weird, inane, and idiotic questions), the site will likely have more challenging queries for the Democratic pair than Reddit had for Trump.
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Asked about sales of public assets, its leader, Laurent Berger, says it would be "idiotic" to separate the state from strategic sectors, but that his members could accept changes on a "case-by-case basis".
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In addition to the biblical sources, the script contains quotes from Joseph Beuys, Allen Ginsberg, Jean-Luc Godard, Susan Sontag and R.E.M. It would all be mega-pretentious if it weren't so flat-out idiotic.
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With most everyone -- aside from some idiotic spring breakers in Florida -- staying close to or at home, the country is literally watching a small group of people try to lead us out of this pandemic.
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" One of Mr. Trump's most reliable allies, the Fox News host Sean Hannity, assailed Mr. Mulvaney on his radio show on Thursday as "idiotic" and "dumb," saying he "didn't know what he was talking about.
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As long as it's (to take a partial, but broadly representative sample) shameful, offensive, idiotic, rude, humiliating, repulsive, violent, evil, inept, self-indulgent or self-satisfied, retrograde, or naïve, The Discourse can work with it.
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Secondly, there is truly so little we can control in this idiotic, awesome life that giving ourselves a little gift like "always having water right there" can be more reassuring that we might have guessed.
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"Our policy was to create a strong central government which was idiotic because Afghanistan does not have a history of a strong central government," a former State Department official told government interviewers four years ago.
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"Guantánamo Bay is and always has been a prison exclusively for Muslims, which is undoubtedly the only reason Donald Trump made the idiotic suggestion to send Sayfullo Saipov there," the attorneys said in a statement.
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"American Vandal" is an uproarious, proudly idiotic sendup of "Serial" and its true crime brethren, combing through conflicting timelines, cellphone records and bizarre tangential leads to investigate the genesis of some profane parking lot graffiti.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The sister of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, attacked South Korea's presidential office on Tuesday, calling it idiotic a day after the South denounced the North's first weapons test this year.
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He called on Jews who emigrated to Israel to "leave and return to the countries from which they came so they are not fuel for any war that the idiotic Netanyahu government takes them to".
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Although there are plenty of human characters in the film that only want to use Dumbo for profit or make fun of him, they are portrayed as either villainous or idiotic and don't receive happy endings.
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Tasha: Before Bran shows up, Sansa's also getting what I registered as a fairly idiotic lecture from Littlefinger, who's still trying to pretend he's her intrigue-mentor and that she needs him to explain what's up.
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Please God remand them to the suburbs where they and their parents can colonise every restaurant, all the while pretending that the idiotic indulgence of their privilege signifies cosmopolitan—you know, as in sophisticated 'European'—commitments.
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And I've come to the conclusion that he's promoting an idiotic worldview that's completely devoid of answers for how to effectively combat the threat that Donald Trump and his neo-fascist goons pose to our democracy.
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The only thing noteworthy about the #girther movement is that it's as idiotic as its #birther namesake, though it sure is doing a kick-ass job at perpetuating fat shaming, weight hate, and gluttony/sloth narratives.
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Strategically, the phone call Trump reportedly made to Cohen after the federal raid (to "check in" according to two people briefed on the call, says The New York Times) appears to have been flailing and idiotic.
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She took a lot of heat from Giants and other idiotic football fans for criticizing her son's employer—never underestimate the fan's willingness to completely surrender reason for a football win—but she was dead on.
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Sadly, violence continues to be committed against trans people at an alarming rate, and it doesn't help that we have things like the idiotic and nonsensical "Bathroom Bills" stripping away measures that keep trans people safe.
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But the idiotic charges that dos Anjos is ducking McGregor and that his injury is just a cover aren't only unfounded: they ignore what a professional fighter—in this case a champion—does for a living.
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The idiotic hierarchy that our deliriously wealth-besotted media imposes where this sort of thing is concerned—a millionaire is a successful person, whereas a billionaire is a very successful person—is something worse than unhelpful.
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In confronting it, we run the risk of being consumed by negative feelings, of surrendering to a reality that can feel like hopelessness: We'll never escape the world's injustice, its idiotic bureaucracies and snarls of traffic.
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Mr. Slater, I should hasten to add, shares the stage with a peer in capturing exactly the innocently idiotic spirit of the Nickelodeon television series — and $13 billion retail merchandising empire — that inspired this lavish production.
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It went to using idiotic terms like boober, you're like, oh my god, did you just say that, you 12-year-old — not even 12, by the way, I don't even know what age that is.
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In the case of Panera and the bread-sliced bagel, which has split the internet in ways I haven't seen since that idiotic "what color is the dress" debate, please trust that we know what we're doing.
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Although Cycling Weekly explained that the caption was written as placeholder text by "a member of the sub-editing team" who "decided to write and idiotic caption," they can't explain away the real problem behind this blunder.
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Hi-423 takes Gene to the Loser Lounge, a place in Alex's messaging app where all the rarely used emoji, like the Fishcake, Grandma, and Broom all hang out and think about their pointless, idiotic emoji lives.
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I, for one, spent the vast majority of 2017 retreating into a tiny, email-based community of my own making, with a handful of charming strangers who shared my idiotic, overwrought affection for the actor Jake Gyllenhaal.
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Yet, during the recent litigation, the opposing counsel pointed out to the judges that the Trump campaign was still posting his pledge to impose a Muslim ban (a remarkably idiotic failure that was then hurriedly taken down).
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For a long time, Hollywood has been propagating the idea that the panderingly, trendily idiotic can be made to seem less so, by polishing it up with bright shiny gloss and enlisting engaging talented performers and writers.
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But who could have imagined the hellishness of his new half-life, struggling to speak, to walk, to move; searching for words, so impaired and so desperate that he's easy prey for the most idiotic of lowlifes?
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The confusion opened up the Green New Deal to attacks from prominent conservative lawmakers and pundits like Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, and others, who used the talking points as fodder to call the proposal idiotic and impractical.
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Image: NetflixIt has not been an especially great week for Netflix or its polarizing monster flick Bird Box, which has spawned one of the most idiotic so-called "challenges" to surface in this cursed timeline we're trapped in.
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" In further remarks to the Guardian, he commented that he had "thought the cartoon was relatively mild and my firing was idiotic, but I'm delighted to see the enormous support I've received over the last couple of days.
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"I think it's idiotic to sell stocks based on the weather, but money managers do stupid things all the time, and apparently a lot of companies were caught with their pants down by all this rain," he said.
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Cruz backlash After the senator's speech last month, Doug Deason, who sat on Cruz's national finance committee, said he immediately fired off an email to Cruz and his wife Heidi, deeming the address "absurd" and "idiotic," he said.
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Watching her tackle public backlash with patience and instead of spewing brash idiotic comments, and never blaming other people for what gets misconstrued in the news, every scene Keane's in serves as a refreshing reprieve from real life.
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Trump was a buffoon, a loudmouth; if by some miracle he made it through the gauntlet of GOP primaries, he'd trip himself up with some supremely idiotic statement or other, and we'd laugh all the way to November.
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"This is idiotic for them to be talking about this because ... they're just pointing back to their failures of last week and the week before, and the broken promises," the "Morning Joe" host said to open the show.
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Other players around the league either went into, or stayed in, the locker room during the song which, if you'll recall, was the NFL's preferred solution back when it shit its pants after President Trump's initial idiotic ranting.
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Stallman showed a similar blindness more than 10 years ago with idiotic comments on pedophilia, opining that 14-year-old girls have free will and therefore may not be victims of older men who have sex with them.
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One US official, in documents obtained by The Post, characterized plans to build a strong central government in Afghanistan as "idiotic" while another said the only part of the market economy that was flourishing was the drug trade.
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Psh. Of course, Greg being Greg, he'll probably try to play both sides with his cache of cruise ship documents, and we'll watch him bumble his way through that, in his secretly conniving but outwardly idiotic Greg way.
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"I went to a lunch talk and came back an hour and a half later to find all of Twitter lined up to dunk on that idiotic Nikki Haley comment about the Confederate flag," wrote historian Kevin Kruse.
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This year, we studied an institution founded in Boston in 1848 originally called the Massachusetts School for Idiotic and Feeble-Minded Youth — a name that could never be used today — and renamed the Walter E. Fernald Developmental Center.
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Click here to view original GIFA demonstration of the digital changes that have been made to President Trump's appearance on Instagram and FacebookGIF: GizmodoPresident Donald Trump's social media accounts are filled with vile racism, idiotic xenophobia, and inaccurate statistics.
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Since most acquirers pay a premium over the target's trading price, Laster's methodology suggested it would be idiotic for shareholders bring appraisal actions: They'd be awarded less for their shares than they'd have gotten by participating in the deal.
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Synopsis: In the comedy "Dinner for Schmucks," Rudd played a financial analyst named Tim Conrad who discovers that his work bosses meet up for dinner regularly to make fun of the idiotic house guests they tote along with them.
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And no matter how resistant you are to Pan Pan's often baffling theater of anarchy, I'll wager that you'll find moments throughout that have you grinning, with the irrational delight of a child over an especially idiotic nonsense joke.
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Here's a sampling of what this week's idiotic internet theorizing looked like: Previously in this column, I pointed to a viral Breitbart article by climate change denier James Delingpole that was popular enough to attract more than 10,000 comments.
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The tearing hot pain, every time she put her weight on it, seemed inseparable from her injured amour propre—she couldn't bear the picture of her own foolishness, the idiotic ugliness of her stumbling sideways, hanging on to strangers.
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" The drugs' levels of PMMA, a dangerous stimulant, were so high, one of VICE's sources claimed, that whoever manufactured them was either "completely idiotic" or "taking advantage of the fact that PMA and PMMA are cheaper to source than MDMA.
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They aid in preventing terrorist organizations from murdering people; they help stop idiotic drone pilots endangering the lives of hundreds of airline passengers; and they help regulate what's becoming an increasingly congested airspace that poses a threat to everybody underneath it.
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"There are few better illustrations of how a whole host of people can manage to understand absolutely nothing, act in an impulsive and idiotic way, and still drastically change the course of history," he says of Cortés and his men.
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"I was severely disappointed and have blasted Ted and his team in emails for the idiotic selfish stance he has taken," said Doug Deason, a major donor to Cruz from Texas who has now become a major donor to Trump.
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Uber also did not try to dispute that Levandowski was getting cozy with Travis Kalanick before he left Google and that the two of them were unbearable bros who sent each other the most idiotic text messages you could possibly imagine.
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The last few years have been filled with exciting alien news, all of which has gone viral and caused people to speculate about the possibility of other beings in other galaxies with other, less idiotic problems, or, perhaps, none at all.
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Screenshot: shane (YouTube)The internet is a vast well of (often extraordinarily idiotic) conspiracy theories, some of which are so convincing that they creep out from their remote corners of the web to hook the attention of millions on social media.
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He could clock-in with a vengeance and rain hellfire for a minute, but he could just as easily float on the periphery, dribble like he got paid by the bounce, and throw up shots that could charitably be deemed idiotic.
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And the second is that the system would be so brilliant that it could cure cancer but also so idiotic that it would single-mindedly pursue one goal, ignoring all the other goals as it tries to achieve this one feat.
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This carping is absolutely racialized, in ways that are unconscious and unconscionable and just awe-inspiringly idiotic—the people so keen on telling Newton "no" have traditionally been a lot less so where equally brash non-black quarterbacks have been concerned.
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We hammered out one whole script, a horror movie based on an unpublished story of mine; and four or five long treatments, several of them broad, idiotic comedies pegged for the stars of the day, Carrey or Sandler or Murphy.
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Add in the magnitude of personality in the room—these are A-list actors, after all—and it's hard not to recognize the enterprise as, basically, deeply idiotic, a potential death trap for celebrities with even the best of reputations.
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The term "safe space" has been mangled and masticated by too many idiotic right-wing jaws to properly hold its original shape anymore, but the most basic sentiment behind it applies wholeheartedly to Roadburn's ethos: aggressive, gatekeeping assholes aren't welcome here.
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The easy version of this is that your cortex regulates your limbic system -- picture your rational, sensible cortex racing to the limbic system to hector, "I wouldn't do that if I were you," hopefully convincing it not to do something idiotic.
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Even if you think the impeachment was an idiotic waste of the country's time and resources, it remains the case that Bill Clinton never would've been impeached if he hadn't slept with an intern and lied about it under oath.
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The "abolish ICE" movement came at a terrible time for the Democratic Party because, in the weeks preceding the movement's arise, the Trump administration was getting savaged — and deservedly so — for its idiotic policy of separating families at the southern border.
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There is something deadening and bleak about the way in which pundits and campaign strategists and candidates alike center the idea of beating Trump, if only because it leans into the idiotic premise of the president as Celebrity Number One.
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In an interview with ABC's David Muir set to air Tuesday night, Kaine dismisses the notion that Clinton's health is failing as "idiotic" — a claim her Republican challenger and his surrogates have repeatedly made on the campaign trail in recent months.
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In honor of Strickland's induction into this venerable class of baseball men, let's journey back and enjoy a few of the finest—and, it follows, some of the most idiotic—examples of these incidents in the history of America's Pastime.
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The characters on stage are portrayed in ridiculous ways: their obedient bow to the rich old woman is idiotic; their greed is farcical; their willingness to put aside loyalty is weak; their poor excuses for taking the money are laughable.
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On the other hand were those who proved unable to simultaneously reject the ministry's idiotic rationale for not including the book on its reading list while still accepting as reasonable the position that a Jewish state does not wish to encourage assimilation.
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I've seen too many idiotic startups who flew in, paid for everything and then told the world they'd launch in like two months or whenever Sven back at the main office in Oslo was done putting the finishing touches on the device driver.
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What's happening in the case of Venom and A Star Is Born, however, is a bit more unique — some might even say idiotic and pointless — in that they are two extremely different movies that just so happen to share a release date.
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There are certain idiotic traditions you absorb by osmosis when you grow up in a college football town like I did, and many of those traditions center around drinking alcohol in a grassy field that doubles as a parking lot on gameday.
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He's also kept the Clippers' ship from scuttling as the team saw Blake Griffin succumb first to a quad injury and next to the sort of idiotic late-onset belligerence that can fracture a team, not just the metacarpals of its star player.
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ROME (Reuters) - Saved from death at sea but denied a place to land by Italy, the 629 migrants rescued by the charity ship Aquarius have endured an additional 700 nautical mile-trip to Spain that one of the rescuers blamed on "idiotic" politics.
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The media reaction to the announcement, which CBS headlined "Facebook: send us your naked photos to stop revenge porn," was, at best, mockery, with prominent publications describing it as "idiotic" and highlighting the risks of sharing one's naked selfies with the social network.
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Emil Michael, Uber's business head who got into trouble several years ago after making idiotic threats against a female reporter, is very close to him, as well as Uber founder and non-executive board chairman Garrett Camp and longtime Uber exec Ryan Graves.
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Lesser-known Giegling-man Konstantin's entire label was being wiped from festival bookings after his slip-up, whereas UK techno mainstay Scuba seems to be able to do something idiotic every six months or so without his touring schedule suffering too badly.
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One of his friends agrees that the anti-Semitic rhetoric of the mobs is "idiotic," but adds that "the point is to shake the country up a bit" — an idea we heard expressed last year during the election campaign in our own country.
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Anyway, because a lot of wearable clothes, when you think of powered clothing, you think those idiotic t-shirts that light up and some of the ones that're going to track you or your sweat or your heartbeat or things like that.
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Ryan Callahan — I understand that discussing someone licking you during a fight is virgin territory so you don't have a go-to response to the question, but positing that a face lick is the same as someone spitting in your face is idiotic.
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The show is more tightly plotted — in its own agreeably idiotic way — than ever before, and when, say, Dutch nearly breaks free of the breeding center, only to go back on that possibility to save a newfound friend, there's some legitimate tension.
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And he's back at it with his World War II satire Jojo Rabbit, which follows a boy named Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis) who has an unlikely, idiotic imaginary friend: Adolf Hitler, played by Waititi himself in full Hitler attire—mustache and all.
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" In it, he writes that "when a person's behavior became idiotic — concerned myopically with private things and unmindful of common things — then the person was believed to be like a rudderless ship, without consequence save for the danger it posed to others.
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I spent most of Saturday with him, telling him idiotic stories about work, and how our son was on a weird hunger strike because my aunt, who was watching him, couldn't locate the bizarre Icelandic yogurt he would eat for every meal at that time.
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I certainly don't think Naz is particularly idiotic, and I can buy why an obviously smart kid (he tutors athletes on his college's basketball team) would seemingly take leave of his faculties after discovering the murdered body of a woman he just had sex with.
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Per Politico, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley managed to concede the cancer remark was "idiotic," but then doubled back and claimed the president was joking:The conservative Grassley said that he has to teach a lot of new politicians about wind energy and Trump is no different.
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In his review for The Times, A.O. Scott praised the balance of delight and didacticism Bong strikes, writing that "rather than turn out cardboard heroes and villains, he savors the eccentricity of his characters, in the sheer weirdness of our ingenious and idiotic species."
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We, the cliché, Garfield-like zombies who insist that no one talk to us until we've burned our mouths with hot brown liquid each morning, assign the beverage an idiotic and downright Sisyphean task: Prevent the horrible sickness known as caffeine withdrawal (which includes constipation).
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Leaving aside the offense to civil rights and human decency, the tactic now looks as idiotic as putting opioids or antibiotics in the water system on the theory that even if hardly anyone needed them, the medicines would ease some pain or cure some disease.
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" Fox News host and Trump confidant Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Mulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes Megyn Kelly appearance on Fox News draws more than 4 million viewers MORE called Mulvaney's interpretation of events "idiotic.
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When it comes to the defense budget, Pelosi and her corporate Democrat buddies had no problem approving a whopping $738 billion for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which means that Trump will get his opportunity to waste taxpayer money on his idiotic space force.
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HUCKABEE: Well, why don't we start by making sure the Justice Department never does an idiotic program like Fast and Furious where the U.S. Government put guns... (CHEERING) HUCKABEE: ...in the hands of Mexican drug lords... (APPLAUSE) HUCKABEE: ...and end up killing one of our border agents.
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Castro has qualified for the next debate, another chance to climb out of the hazy mid-tier to broader attention, and we texted Wednesday about immigration, the media, and being a political twin (his brother, Joaquin, is in Congress) — after I began with an idiotic mistake:
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" But at the same time, she keeps emphasizing uncomfortable details, like the intimidating size of the men fighting over her, or the feeling that her "fat face with a chunky body" made her tractable, even though she knew drinking was "the most idiotic choice I could make.
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And the only genuinely hilarious part is when Nye gets in a burn when Buteau poses an idiotic question: The frustrating part is that there's a way to make this segment funny, and it's something that Stephen Colbert was really good at with The Colbert Report.
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"I was reading an article and it refers to white critique of black protests and how they try to de-legitimize it by calling it 'idiotic, dumb, stupid,' things of that nature, so they can sidestep the real issue," Kaepernick told the San Jose Mercury News.
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"Die Tonight" by Charli XCX: Please don't say anything as idiotic as "Oh, I could die tonight," because even though I know you only mean to say "I am so happy, I don't know how to describe it," I don't want to think about your mortality.
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Saban begins somewhere between Slightly Miffed and Incredulous and gradually works his way to I Will Murder Everyone in This Room Right Now If I Get Even One More Idiotic Question Like That Again and then back down to I Mean, Jesus Christ, Guys for the denouement.
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Powers may be a loathsome figure, but screens full of #DeathTo hashtags attached to her name remind us of times when a Twitter pile-on went too far — such as this ugly reaction in 2013 to PR person Justine Sacco's idiotic tweet about AIDS in Africa.
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But as we've grown, instead of building out a better workflow and staff structure of who's reporting to whom, we've increased the effectiveness of each of our individual micromanaging abilities through productivity software, which is a hard spiral to jump out of and also entirely idiotic.
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" Last, the good news, or at least that which makes Mr. Rosenthal slightly happy: He says that Mr. Trump's "idiotic comments about not accepting election results raises the buffoonery factor, and that might affect elections further down the ballot in congressional races, and, that is good news.
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It doesn't help, of course, that I still nurse idiotic beliefs about the season, including the tenet that good presents transform lives, and unless you do a specific placement for the parcels in the six stockings you fill (creating meaningful contrasts and crescendos), you have not tried.
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But even in cases less obviously idiotic than Kansas and Missouri swapping jobs, politicians under pressure to "do something" to promote economic development would do much better to invest in education and infrastructure, according to research by a leading scholar of tax incentives, Timothy J. Bartik.
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"Every time that idiotic Hogg person speaks I am compelled to do the opposite of whatever he's advocating, because it's so clear that he's nothing more than a tool & a drone," Ward reportedly wrote in a tweet on her private account, as reported by multiple media outlets.
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Sarah wrecked her marriage for a giddy, idiotic affair with a woman; Josh took up with Rabbi Raquel (the wonderfully heimische Kathryn Hahn); and Ali wrenched her sexuality into new shapes, lit up by the idea that gender might be a playground rather than a prison.
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"The real culprit behind today's decline is the same miscreant that's weighed us down for the last couple of days: the unspooling of these obscure products that allowed ... idiotic money managers and neophyte investors to bet against what's known as volatility, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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Perhaps Mr. Spicer should have done this six months ago, as he has spent most of his time in the untenable position of defending or cleaning up after President Trump's idiotic and lie-ridden statements, decisions and tweets and being Mr. Trump's No. 1 whipping boy.
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The harem scene of the "Corsaire" ballet, however, is showy froth; and in lieu of Ingres's nudity a number of its women wear bikini-tutus (to my mind the most idiotic apparel in ballet): The midriff is bare, but the skirt flares out from the hips horizontally.
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On a weekly conference call with reporters Wednesday, Grassley expressed frustration with Trump's comments, saying they "were first of all idiotic" and that they don't "show much respect for Chuck Grassley as the grandfather of the wind energy tax credit," according to the senator's spokesman, Michael Zona.
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For years, I tweeted every ingenious and idiotic thought that came into my head, whenever, wherever; I tweeted from my wedding and during my kids' births, and there was little more pleasing in life than hanging out on Twitter poring over hot news as it broke.
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According to a new New York Times report, Michael G. Flynn, the son of Donald Trump's national security advisor, has been booted from the President-elect's transition team for tweeting about Pizzagate, the idiotic online conspiracy theory that led a gunman to "self-investigate" a D.C. pizzeria this weekend.
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I'm always a better listener in a professional context than I am in private — once you've transcribed your own grating voice saying idiotic things in an interview a few hundred times, you start to be more careful — but I feel like I had a particular empathy that day.
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If one asks your staff member to confirm that these gorgeous looking muffins are indeed gluten-free and that staff member has to double check with a co-worker, the customer will deem the worker idiotic and purposefully belligerent - worthy of a complaint email and/or negative Yelp. 6.
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The first is that humans would be so brilliant as to be able to design a system that was capable of curing cancer or controlling every aspect of the environment, and yet so idiotic that they would give it control over an entire society without testing how it worked.
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"My teammates even honored me by starting the Jean Potvin Training Camp Award, for the guy missing time with the most idiotic, unknown or unheard-of injury or disease, those you couldn't trace," added Jean, who mentored young Denis as the components of the Islanders' dynasty started coming together.
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Thanks to the White House and Senate Republicans, not only is the F.B.I. limited to a weeklong investigation — a constraint the former F.B.I. director James Comey called "idiotic" in these pages — but, far more important, the bureau is seriously limited in terms of who it is allowed to interview.
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" He also wrote, "I was no good at this low work and hated the deception that went with it, which I found nerve-racking and disagreeable and made worse by the fact that it all seemed petty and pointless as well as an idiotic waste of public money.
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The Age of Trump has also been The Discourse's golden age, because Trump himself is a constant source of shocking and idiotic content, and, as the president of the United States, he is able to similarly vulgarize politics or the cultural conversations that pass for politics these days.
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His particular brand of toxic machismo is nothing new, and the extent to which the network is letting him jeopardize a hugely important show — which apparently broadcasts episodes the same week they're filmed, a particularly generous stretching of reality on UnReal's part — seems downright idiotic, bros be damned.
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For Glenn Hoddle, it was that split second in which he decided to air his opinion that disabled people had sinned in a former life, proof that there is no limit to the idiotic ways in which a man's time as England manager can come to a wretched and ignominious end.
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Knee-jerk contempt for democracy—insulting those we disagree with as idiotic, as incapable or unworthy of civic trust and responsibility—has a long and ugly history in this country, where the Founding Fathers were nearly as democracy-averse as Plato, and certainly more hostile to the prospect of redistributing wealth.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.), described questions about Clinton's health as "idiotic" in an ABC News interview.
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At the time, Skip was public enemy number one for non-idiotic sports fans: a dude on TV every morning, peddling nonsense and bad faith character arguments, talking up the Dallas Cowboys for no reason, slamming LeBron James day after day, just because he knew it turned the water-wheel.
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"Most of these places are terrible, get an insane wave of hype after being featured on every single website, and then close down after people wake up to themselves and realise paying $22 for 3 pieces of burnt fried chicken and $9 for a 'craft beer' is idiotic," he wrote.
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It is tempting to see the demise of Deadspin as another depressing instance of how things work: a private equity firm full of almost comically idiotic media bros blunders into a successful media property and destroys it because the only thing it knows how to do is juice ad impressions.
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" Brian J. Walsh, a Republican strategist who has worked on Senate campaigns, tweeted: "Can we just skip past the part where the media focuses on all the idiotic, racist & embarrassing things Corey Stewart will say & do the next five months and just acknowledge Tim Kaine won his re-election tonight.
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For those of us who have had careers relating to national defense, it would be easy to take McKinnon's comments as approaching the idiotic and write them off as the unfortunate attitude of a single individual, but taken together with the feelings of many average Americans, one sees an interesting paradox.
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" He perfects the art of negging, complimenting Miller on choosing such a sophisticated story (his) for Esquire, which he considers an idiotic magazine with "apelike" readers; since she can't be a person of taste, this must be a "cruelly savvy" move on her part to "signify literary respectability and win awards.
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" Officials also called the goal to build a strong central government in Afghanistan "idiotic," blamed a flood of U.S. aid dollars for the "development of mass corruption" that was "somewhere between unbelievably hard and outright impossible to fix," and labeled the plan to train Afghan forces into an effective military "insane.
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Boeing's biggest supplier—a former Boeing plant in Wichita that the company sold to a private equity firm during the mid-2000s as part of its deranged drive to ramp up an idiotic financial metric called Return on Net Assets—seems to have been caught completely unawares by the move.
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Previous examples have ranged from the charmingly vague (the "Internet of Things") to the idiotic (the use of "smart" as a catch-all modifier) and the merely hopeful ("3D TVs" were doomed from the start really.) In 2017, though, you should prepare for the over-use of the latest favorite: artificial intelligence.
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In the skit, Schumer is seen handling a real gun, with a magazine loaded and the chamber closed, tossing it around, pointing it at her co-host Kyle Dunnigan (who in return points the gun at Schumer's head), placing her finger on the trigger and endless cringe-worthy, painful and idiotic moves.
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Also, it sounded nothing like the Oliver Riff she'd known (the Oliver who'd never use an idiotic word like "invalidated")—first as a slightly too resonant voice she had tracked and mixed in the studio, then as a colleague and a confidant, and finally, for a period of eight months, as a lover.
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However, the more commonly accepted interpretation, every art historian interviewed for this article agreed, is that the ancient Greeks saw a small penis as a sign of modesty, rationality, and self-control, which they valued, and a large penis as a sign of idiotic, animalistic lust—of a complete lack of restraint.
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Here, thousands of people—a lot of them children—are siphoning their money away to corporations who, on the face of it, are game producers, but in essence are income rakers to the fullest extent, who so far have only stopped the extreme cashflow from idiotic obsessives after someone's told them to.
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The longtime internet exec talked to Recode — yes, professional adults linked to Yahoo have finally lifted the idiotic banishment of our site — about why he pushed hard for Verizon to buy Yahoo and also about what comes next in a process that is expected to take six months to nine months to close.
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But view his self-interested scummery and defiant ignorance through the filter of worshipful regard that American culture and political media applies to rich elites, and from the perspective of venal people who wish to be similarly unencumbered by any broader responsibility, and all that proudly idiotic crudity can pass as a worldview.
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In 1961 the power brokers of New York City made one of the most idiotic urban renewal decision ever, to level the original Pennsylvania Station — an architectural treasure — and replace it with the present-day ignoble and soulless Penn Station, which may well be the worst major city train station in the world.
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Much like the Kylie Lip Challenge before it, or the even more blatantly idiotic, yet somehow viral, concept of lighting yourself on fire and jumping into a body of water, it's probably pretty obvious that covering every square inch of your body in this often difficult-to-remove substance is a pretty bad idea.
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Three years later, Donald Trump is president, I have spent most of my reporting career writing about the endless onslaught of idiotic bathroom bills, and I'm back in Texas because state lawmakers are trying — again — to force women like me to use the men's room and bearded men like Billy to use the ladies' room.
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Some of the most idiotic advice given to Samsung by professional kibitzers goes like this: The company should have immediately recognized the extent of the problem, recalled it and apologized the way Johnson & Johnson did during the 1982 Tylenol crisis, when seven people died after taking cyanide-laced capsules of the painkiller Extra-Strength Tylenol.
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Back in 2009, she became the stereotype of an idiotic sex object who, by extension, did not deserve our sympathies or questions about whether the treatment she received was OK. Today, the public knows more about the complicated, often dangerous nexus of misogyny that young women and men looking to make it in Hollywood face.
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"Look, I came out for the legalization of marijuana — let me just use that as an example — and I will tell you that I had people in my face for years and years and years talking about how stupid and how idiotic it was that we should allow marijuana to be legal," Johnson said.
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Instead of condemning them as unjust or idiotic, she offered the bromide that "nothing succeeds like success," before going on to explain that the city had hosted 14 foreign education ministers during the previous year and that she retained faith in the molasseslike pace of bureaucracy to keep Ms. DeVos from inflicting too much damage.
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Meghan was being "uppity," she was endorsing controversial "transgenderism," she was being "idiotic," columnists said in the week leading up to publication — even though a source told BuzzFeed News that a number of Meghan's critics only reached out to Condé Nast to obtain an advance copy of the magazine for review after their hot takes had been published.
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But I can say that I am physically shaking due to some other emotion — maybe having to do with the experience of hanging out in an app marketed towards young people, watching a story about how young women are idiotic narcissists who are so tempted by social media fame that they ruin lives by lying about rape?
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So instead of breadcrumbing old flames and leaving a ridiculous trail of 1 AM Instagram likes and Facebook heart reacts in your idiotic wake, you can either make a genuine attempt at forming a friendship with a former flame, or just fucking mute and/or unfollow/unfriend the object of your constant ogling and move on.
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If, in a hastily constructed metaphor I've used in this space before, Chris Paul is Salieri—a try-harding establishment point guard stuck in the past's idiotic concept of the future—and Curry is a basketball Mozart blessed with a touch of divine presence and alive in the future, Lillard is more like a progressive, wildly energetic folk musician.
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Despite the archaic chin whiskers and idiotic neo-Edwardian foppishness that has characterized the crowds attending recent editions of the trade fair (which itself managed to successfully ride the recent wave of a resurgent men's wear business after foundering so badly it almost became defunct), there is no escaping the dominant influence American sportswear has exerted on global fashion.
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The best comment I ever got about a best YouTube video post involved someone saying essentially "you made me read 3000 words of your idiotic hipster mindspray bullshit for this?" which is fair, but also silly, because the video was five seconds long, but also no one needed to actually read all that to embrace the video itself.
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It was only a couple of years ago when I'd first read "Desert Solitaire" and been floored by Abbey's barreling prose, his joy and petulance, his pre-Gonzo Gonzoness: "[F]or godsake folks get out of them there machines, take off those [expletive] sunglasses and unpeel both eyeballs, look around; throw away those goddamned idiotic cameras!" he wrote.
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Whether that definition comes from the glorification of extreme weight loss on idiotic television shows, or from public health messaging around the risks of obesity, or doctors discussing "normal" weights or body mass indices with their patients, or from personally held desires, the shared goal post is one of losing every last bit of excess weight.
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Yes, it was on me to have caught that (but it was also on him, I thought silently, as an editor) and he argued that the absence of my idiotic take would leave a blank space smack in the middle of the op/ed page, but then he argued (mostly with himself) that we really couldn't run such an embarrassment.
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Clueless conservative writers such Andrew Sullivan have warned against allowing the caravan of asylum-seekers to turn into a political positive for Trump, and tone-deaf editorials, like this one in Bloomberg, have made idiotic, immoral and cowardly demands, such as calling on Democrats to tell the caravan—which is still in Mexico, hundreds of miles from the US border—to turn around.
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Try "The Gang Solves the Gas Crisis," a fiery caper that ends with one of the great catchphrases of all time; "Charlie Work," a kaleidoscopic single-shot sendup of "Birdman" that finds genius within an idiotic routine; "Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack," which takes going postal to a depraved new level; and "The Nightman Cometh," maybe the worst musical ever written.
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Did I NOT FUCKING TELL U TO READ [MY TEXT] NOW IF YOU DO NOT FUCKING READ IT RIGHT NOW I'M LITERALLY GOING TO FUCKING SLASH MY THROAT AND TAKE A VIDEO SAYING IT WAS BECAUSE OF YOU AND THAT I WANT YOU TO SEE IT IS THAT WHAT YOU FUCKING WANT YOU IDIOTIC WORTHLESS FUCKING SHITHEAD is that what you want?
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The act requires the U.S. State Department to certify at least annually that Hong Kong retains enough autonomy to justify favourable U.S. trading terms, and threatens sanctions for human rights violations A front-page editorial in the overseas edition of the People's Daily framed the bill as a U.S. attempt to use Hong Kong to contain China, calling such a move "idiotic nonsense".
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President Trump Posts Altered Photos to Facebook and Instagram That Make Him Look ThinnerPresident Donald Trump's social media accounts are filled with vile racism, idiotic xenophobia, and …Read more ReadThe Trump regime has reportedly not done anything about the alleged espionage on American soil, though it's believed that U.S. intelligence agencies are routinely spying on the Israeli government as well.
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"Some idiotic things are well worth doing," Richard Ford wrote in "Independence Day," and I hold the quotation close to my heart every time I make another batch of kombucha or feed the sourdough starter I keep in the fridge against the dream that I'll make a huge batch of pizza dough soon, if not next weekend then the one after that.
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In 2019, it is absolutely idiotic that I can use my smartphone to buy all my groceries, socialize with friends, schedule my dog's haircut, and invest in stocks, but the IRS doesn't have up-to-date computers and code to, oh, I dunno, properly handle all the tax revenue for the entire federal government or, fend off the approximately 1.4 billion cyberattacks the agency receives per year.
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Some of the ways that Fisk gathers his intel and amasses his power requires a certain suspension of disbelief: Fisk benefits from writing that always makes him the smartest person in the room, often at the expense of everyone else, including extremely gullible FBI agents acting completely idiotic and forgetting that this is a man who makes El Chapo seem like the Barefoot Contessa.
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But maybe it's very lame to pose as a high-minded film critic one minute and then fawn over the fifth iteration of some dumb Hollywood comic book franchise the next, and tell yourself you're doing it for the good of the industry, or that something idiotic should be praised because it "achieves its goals," and doesn't try to be more than it is.
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Naturally, all of this additional discussion — even if irrelevant due to its origins in the art world — served to embolden the already aggressively idiotic platform of the politically motivated event-denialists, thousands of whom, having already codified their beliefs over pitchers of whiskey and soda at an ad-hoc town hall meeting in an undisclosed location, almost immediately founded an organization called It Never Happened.
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Charles Manson was a stupid shitbag and 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' gets that Most accounts agree that the Satanic aspects of the murders — like writing "piggy" in blood on the wall — were staged with the intention of throwing off the cops, either in an idiotic attempt to start the supposedly impending race war Manson dubbed "Helter Skelter" or to try and get a jailed Family member out of prison.
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Bills at Browns: The Browns suck but Odell Beckham has been useful this season for highlighting the more draconian and idiotic facets of the NFL dress code: I understand that the NFL has licensing agreements with apparel companies and what not, but Odell's cleats were made by the official provider of cleats to the NFL (Nike) and they were designed by Nike for gameplay before the season even fucking started.
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Francis already messed up his best chance to improve the goaltending with his idiotic signing of Scott Darling (please do not search for my opinions on Darling before this season) and now the team is one or two pieces away from being a perennial playoff contender, so look for him to pull the trigger on someone like Kris Versteeg or James Wisniewski, moves that won't help or hurt either way.
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They cried and complained, they pooped at idiotic random times, they stepped on broken glass, they'd wake from their naps and pull down the window shades as she lay on the floor with Paul, Sr., not yet having done it any which way, and she'd have to rise exasperated, which would spoil everything, and when she came back Paul, Sr., would be out in the distant part of the yard having a minuscule perschnoggle.
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Among other things, this story offers a great illustration of how idiotic conspiracies make the leap from one platform to another, and how conspiracy theorists ultimately turn on their own: In November 2003, a small-time YouTube video creator and two moderators of the 4chan website, one of the most extreme message boards on the internet, banded together and plucked out of obscurity an anonymous and cryptic post from the many conspiracy theories that populated the website's message board.
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And after fumbling for words and mumbling something in English like a common tourist who has never been to Paris even once, after the waiter rolls his eyes and theatrically turns on his heel, revealing himself to be a bad imitation of a breed of French waiter that might've died off around the time Hemingway last set foot on the continent, after looking down at an idiotic crepe — we might as well be at Universal Studios Hollywood!
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Y.) sympathized with House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) for having to explain away all the "idiotic" and "dangerous" things presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE says.
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"Break Up Every Night," in which Taggart "don't wanna wait until she finally decides to feel it" so he "build[s] the bridges up again," sums up an album whose midtempo electroballads affirm every idiotic cliché about young people, technology, social media, narcissism, casual substance use, casual sex, and the collapse of traditional dating — it's as if Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall have read every incoherent thinkpiece on the internet about their own generation and internalized said thinkpieces in a weird ritual of guilt and self-hate.
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In a more flippant attack on idiotic innovation, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has taken it upon itself to bestow a new idea with a 'Stupid Patent of the Month Award' since 22015, to highlight the urgent need for patent reform in the US. So without further ado, here are the EFF's nominations for the 212 stupidest patents of 27: JANUARY: Updating Grass in Video Games This patent is for a "Method and System for Increased Realism in Video Games," which its owner, a patent troll called White Knuckle, has used to file a lawsuit against Electronic Arts for infringing on its invention in January.
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Fox News host Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Mulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes Megyn Kelly appearance on Fox News draws more than 85033 million viewers MORE on Thursday knocked White House acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyTrump urges GOP to fight for him Bill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings Gingrich calls for eliminating White House press corps in wake of Mulvaney briefing MORE as "dumb" and "idiotic" after he indicated the Trump administration held up military aid to Ukraine in efforts to urge the country to investigate a conspiracy theory related to interference in the 2016 election.
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