Their friendship blossoms quickly, as they text each other incessantly.
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"Because you keep incessantly promoting their cowardly intolerance!" he tweeted.
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Incessantly toggle through angles of escape and plans of attack.
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Writing incessantly about sexual violence is wearying on multiple levels.
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The effect is compounded when he incessantly repeats those words.
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We seem to be hardwired to incessantly touch our faces.
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He incessantly cheers stock markets as they hit new highs.
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It is not occasionally drilled — it is consistently, incessantly reinforced.
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I checked my work email incessantly, hoping for an update.
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My job is just to complain incessantly about these people.
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" Baldwin then admitted that he gets this kind of response "incessantly.
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Phones are used for everything, incessantly receiving notifications and providing directions.
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She didn't lose voters by harping incessantly on race or gender.
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Tabloids covered the group incessantly; pulp novelists made hooded Klansmen central
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The media has questioned incessantly why people flock to his campaign.
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Despite every medical warning, he smoked incessantly, even in doctors' offices.
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They ambled toward the store, blithely indifferent to incessantly roaming cars.
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As he hopscotches Senate battlegrounds, Trump incessantly tears at that dilemma.
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The research on this seems to go back and forth incessantly.
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I remember they talked about it almost incessantly, which was interesting.
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We would talk incessantly until it was our turn to enter.
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He vacuums incessantly, using the pushing motion to strengthen his wrist.
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Earn's mistakes dog him incessantly, but Tracy's bounce right off him.
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My mom and sisters compliment my new leopard print headband incessantly.
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He checked his phone incessantly, hoping for a text from her.
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Inmates said in interviews that Ms. Dockery begged for aid incessantly.
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You want it to be passive and delightful, not incessantly annoying.
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"Talking incessantly about poverty abdicates everyone of personal responsibility," she told me.
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Or I could connect to plane Wi-Fi and incessantly check Twitter.
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My eyes start watering incessantly, making me look like Sad Cancer Lady.
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Like a tourist incessantly taking snapshot, I use screenshots to capture memories.
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That's what deserves to be tweeted incessantly — not some made-up term.
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Hansson swears a lot, tells repeated ex-girlfriend jokes, and puns incessantly.
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They'll incessantly bark, or run and hide while you're cleaning your floors.
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Finally, there was the feeling of how incessantly, pathetically drained we were.
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Today, Israel is the only country to be incessantly threatened with annihilation.
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Ripken tinkered incessantly with his stance, even when things were going well.
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He tweets incessantly at all hours of the day and night. 5.
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I have not really realized just how incessantly I was out there.
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Late into his eighties, King went on touring incessantly with his band.
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Plus, as we all know, spinning around incessantly is great for brainstorming.
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He incessantly confronts Marie over the labor he's put into their apartment.
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President Donald Trump incessantly boasts that appellate confirmations are his preeminent success.
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We center around one guy and we talk about that person incessantly.
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They've weaponized the House of Representatives to investigate incessantly their political opponent.
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Facebook and Google talk incessantly about how they are improving the world.
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We talked about getting married one day, and said "I love you" incessantly.
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Normally, I would eat lunch at my desk while incessantly checking my email.
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Instead, she thought incessantly about the breakup itself — particularly the relationship's final conversation.
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THERE'S no theme in his campaign more incessantly trumpeted than a generational one.
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On Wednesday, West promptly lost all couth and began tweeting incessantly about Wiz.
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The most noticeable con is that we enable one another to smoke incessantly.
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Why do we incessantly take selfies, or record our every moment for posterity?
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They smoked incessantly because the German Nazis wanted to completely exterminate European Jews.
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Mr. Daou and his website incessantly demanded coverage of the Trump Foundation story.
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When he's not fouling or complaining incessantly, Costa is certainly finding the net.
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Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak argued incessantly while designing the first Apple computer.
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Donald Trump has been talking about immigration incessantly for the last four years.
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He now follows politics incessantly, an obsession he credits to Mr. Obama's influence.
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A safety chain hooked to the guard rail on the lift RATTLES incessantly.
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He posts to Twitter — incessantly — about politics and his battles against the media.
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SAN FRANCISCO — My favorite new social network doesn't incessantly spam me with notifications.
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I would discuss it incessantly if you'd like me to have it on.
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He has been incessantly fiddling with line combinations because of injuries and inconsistent performance.
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He would incessantly ask her for details about her interaction with the other man.
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For the past half-century, Latin American politicians have talked incessantly about regional integration.
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So I kept rejiggering the superhero villain plot incessantly, and the film kept shifting.
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She herself talked him into having a smartphone, from which he now tweets incessantly.
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The stress of all of the traveling and working so incessantly has exhausted her.
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Carter appears to have incessantly cajoled Roy until he was persuaded to kill himself.
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Trump bragged about their endorsement incessantly in the last six weeks of the campaign.
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These colossal slabs of Earth's crust are incessantly pushing and sliding against one another.
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" And when a weed is gnawed incessantly, she added, "it won't continue to grow.
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Meanwhile, several other people call the hospital, asking WHY WE ARE CALLING THEM INCESSANTLY?
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Conservatives (who are supposed to conserve) advocate economic policies that incessantly change the world.
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He talks on the court incessantly, during knee stretches, on defense, running around picks.
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Our Federal Reserve has incessantly lifted interest rates, even though inflation is very low.
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Her hands took on a life of their own — they opened and closed incessantly.
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Post-retirement, Mahathir criticized his anointed successor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi incessantly from the sidelines.
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Rescue efforts have been dogged by rising waters while heavy rain has fallen incessantly.
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Yancy: As a child I would incessantly ask my mother about a possible afterlife.
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In the cramped office of the local mountain-rescue police, the telephone rang incessantly.
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But she works incessantly, and you cannot overestimate the importance of that in a president.
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Douglas has been criticized incessantly for her inaction, her expressions and, yes, even her hair.
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He began calling and emailing her incessantly, and reached out to her friends and employer.
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These incessantly warming waters spell a grimmer future for both Jakobshavn and Earth's rising seas.
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"I incessantly have nothing other than scorn for humanity," he reportedly wrote in one draft.
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They believe the media make things up because Trump says it incessantly and without shame.
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By employing this simple methodology and always focusing incessantly on value, he has crushed markets.
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While the characters still tease and insult each other incessantly, there's more warmth to it.
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He doesn't believe in foreign aidOn the third front, Trump has incessantly attacked foreign aid.
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They asked for signatures, for survey responses and, of course — incessantly and creatively — for money.
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When her owner finally did come home, Josie would yap incessantly until someone petted her.
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Trump has tweeted incessantly, claiming the case is political and Stone has done nothing wrong.
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Personal accounts from prisoners describe sensory overload techniques, like playing music incessantly for 12 hours.
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She asks, incessantly, if he'll be her plus-one at a co-worker's engagement party.
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Her voice is incessantly charming, with a bravado that instantly separates her from her peers.
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His mother found him unconscious in a downstairs bathroom after hearing his cellphone ring incessantly.
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The suspect fired incessantly, preventing officers from reaching her for at least 45 minutes, authorities said.
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By default, your Tile will remind you of this fact incessantly whenever you turn Bluetooth off.
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Marketers believe it will have to innovate incessantly to see off a threat from Instagram stories.
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It means getting comfortable with her body — a body society will incessantly label as less-than.
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Aline Brosh McKenna What you have to picture is two women just talking about it incessantly.
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Mr Gandhi incessantly labels Mr Modi, who fashions himself a chowkidar or watchman, as a thief.
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One of the biggest concerns shouted across boardrooms is Facebook incessantly copying what Snapchat has done.
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Its bosses have resisted the modern management fad for making their underlings collaborate incessantly (see Schumpeter).
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In the time since the Osbournes' exit from MTV, their show format has been replicated incessantly.
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Players chirped incessantly at the referees, signaling their annoyance in operatic facial contortions and hand motions.
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He roamed the streets of Chicago incessantly, which is how he came to love the city.
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The water announces itself loudly, incessantly, but all I can hear is Claire and Leigh, giggling.
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He brags incessantly about his alleged prowess, like how far he can hit a golf ball.
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I would never, I promised myself, become one of those people who posted incessantly about brunch.
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We can see one of the seasonal drops, or valleys, amid the incessantly rising CO2 numbers.
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So there you have it: Pretty much every theory about this incessantly teased moment was wrong.
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This, combined with declining populations, incessantly warming seas, and now potentially corroded scales spell mounting strain.
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"We have incessantly changed the situation," Mr. de Blasio said at a news conference on Monday.
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Nearby, one of his battery-operated ceiling smoke alarms, tossed somewhere in the wreckage, beeped incessantly.
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Still, I know Spring is coming when my parakeets begin to chirp incessantly, all day long.
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I was taking a break from kids, my husband and my 80-pound incessantly barking dog.
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Leah Messer tries to broker peace between her twin daughters as they incessantly fight with each other.
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We check it incessantly -- more than half of American workers check email at least once an hour.
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Another economist reported being asked during a presentation whether she knew any economics, and being interrupted incessantly.
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Eric Ashby By early 280 Eric had become consumed by Fenn's treasure hunt, talking about it incessantly.
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But that would be of no use without a willingness to improve the satellites frequently—indeed, incessantly.
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As the politicians squabble incessantly, about the only consensus is that the country has entered uncharted waters.
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The only alternative for our species, then, is repeated, incessantly echoed messaging about what an alert means.
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At the time, giant ISP executives, lobbyists, and numerous, ISP-loyal Senators whined incessantly about the changes.
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He laughs and smiles incessantly, mumbling aphoristic phrases that may or may not hold up post-trip.
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When candidates told lies with abandon, distorted the views of their opponents, and incessantly quoted meaningless polls?
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Incessantly, the kid asks for him to talk to his parents to get him out of trouble.
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He called me incessantly in recent months, asking me to write about his latest findings from Vietnam.
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His phone buzzed incessantly throughout the day with early vote total updates and messages from well-wishers.
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A dog barked incessantly; its owner presumably making it stay to see what was about to unfold.
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His clamshell mobile rings incessantly with people asking him to approve festival plans and confirm venue reservations.
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He shared a story of two cigarette-puffing Wall Streeters asking him incessantly to comment on bitcoin.
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His lyrics are incessantly entertaining, making it almost OK that he named his debut LP HEAVY META.
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The P.A. blasted burps of wan techno into every interstitial moment and incessantly prompted chants and cheers.
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Whatsit (Reese Witherspoon) chatters incessantly and flits about whatever space she's in like a loud, exotic bird. Mrs.
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Sometimes, incessantly commenting on a brand's social media profiles about reviving long-gone products does work after all.
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I'm not into the selfie chicks—the ones who do it incessantly or tag their coffees and shit.
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And to the right, a screen shows the price roll up incessantly in six currencies — dollar up top.
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It was a bee harassing a bear, stinging incessantly until his arm-weary adversary succumbed to sheer persistence.
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They yielded briefly for questions from Republicans but otherwise talked incessantly about the need for tighter gun control.
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They want someone who wins incessantly, is prodigiously successful and who defecates on everyone else in the process.
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And yet the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, doesn't bellyache incessantly on Twitter about unfair American dairy tariffs.
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You all saw this movie and talked incessantly about it, so just revisit your favorite tweets and takes.
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"I incessantly have nothing other than scorn for humanity," he wrote in an online message to another gamer.
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That's what the handsomely-paid character assassins parading around as journalists focused on incessantly during the Democratic primary.
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He has passed marriage equality, cut deals with Republicans, meddled incessantly in the running of the subway system.
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The train drifted southward, and now the moonlight, filtered through the window glass fell incessantly on her face.
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Republicans talked incessantly about "patient-centered health care," but it was a slogan that never had much meaning.
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Private and public networks around the world are incessantly under cyber attack, and the threats continue to proliferate.
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Here's a few hints: it grows in an egg, it chirps incessantly, and demands so much of your attention.
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He began incessantly pressing the director to better secure the observatory and to change the codes to the doors.
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The boys showed off and talked at me incessantly and made my day by asking me to stay longer.
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Good temperament is critical; a dog that barks incessantly, nips or jumps on people uninvited would hardly be therapeutic.
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This does not mean that workers, or their ideas, are immune from criticism, or that they should complain incessantly.
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Clinton talks and tweets so incessantly about Trump it's really getting hard to remember what she's proposing herself anymore.
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"I bought a single, 'Electric Avenue,' by Eddy Grant, and I played it incessantly in the car," he says.
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I noticed that the satisfaction in this less-strict diet actually solved my habit of incessantly snacking at work.
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He had been calling her incessantly, she told the magazine, despite her pleas to him to leave her alone.
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What's it like to watch your son incessantly crawl around the house and up and down the front staircase?
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Other bots are used to disrupt the other side, such as posting incessantly negative comments on opposition activists' profiles.
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Yet it was the prevailing intrigue of the election, more incessantly discussed than any of Mr Trump's manifold scandals.
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When they hear my voice on the phone, they probably know what I want because I call there incessantly.
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Some live incessantly in a world where making unabashedly false statements based on opinions over facts is the norm.
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We complain incessantly about politicians who neglect us, who don't indulge our requests readily, who skimp on news conferences.
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They either bark incessantly at the doorbell and sweeper, or keep you and the dog up with nocturnal shenanigans.
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It's disappointing that Musk has chosen his platform to incessantly beef precisely because he can do whatever he wants.
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More specifically, I love learning about a city's public transportation system so I can complain incessantly about its flaws.
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While the divisions loosely acknowledge architecture, Whitney's incessantly varied use of color and line within them asserts their individuality.
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He was incessantly criticized for this, being called a "disgrace" to Latino players and even a poor role model.
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"Instead, I spend every day incessantly refreshing my case status page to see if anything's changed," Ms. Verma said.
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"I worry about dementia incessantly: Every little thing that goes wrong, I'm convinced it's the beginning," she told me.
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It hasn't always been this friendly for POTUS ... he's been boo'd to hell (World Series), cheered incessantly (LSU vs.
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I'm more likely to win a season of "The Bachelorette" than he is to build that incessantly promised wall.
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Markle and Harry have had, at best, a tenuous relationship with the tabloid press that's followed their lives incessantly.
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President Donald Trump complains about news coverage incessantly, but on Thursday he took it to a whole new level.
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In addition to texts, men called incessantly and sent lewd messages to my Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn accounts.
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Google's been incessantly talking about AI for the last year and its use of the term is a little overblown.
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Chris Matthews, a man made of butter, has served incessantly as a talking head on the supposedly liberal network MSNBC.
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There's the boyish smile, two distinct moles on his right cheek, and signature curls that he incessantly touches during interviews.
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If you're bored with incessantly swiping left and right, it might be time to switch up your dating app game.
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Women are routinely harassed just for daring to show up, and edgelords and genuine racists incessantly lob slurs at strangers.
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I played the game incessantly, sneaking my Game Boy to school and playing it under my desk and at recess.
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"The one question I'm asked incessantly... is why I haven't done porn, which I take as a compliment," she says.
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Now, after viewing the film (and discussing it incessantly with fellow moviegoers), we know it was all of the above.
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According to new docs ... a California man named Thomas Hummel has been incessantly professing his love for her since February.
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Network news talking heads chitter incessantly, declaring that if such-and-such comes to pass, the worst will come about.
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"We have a president who lies incessantly to the American people about big matters and small matters," he said Sunday.
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Several elements explain why President Trump commands our attention incessantly, even when many people wish that they could turn away.
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The results in "Tower" are extremely liquid, with each line incessantly ebbing and flowing, creating a vivid sense of life.
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I remembered those beautiful women I saw on TV growing up, and another way of life called to me incessantly.
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Boisterously offensive, incessantly arrogant and frighteningly bigoted, Donald Trump officially threw his hat into the Republican ring in June 2015.
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And as the Needy Girl, Aja whined and moaned incessantly — Take it from me: neediness is often silent, and patient.
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In a fairly surprising twist, Werdum out-struck Browne for five-straight rounds, showboating and taunting incessantly as he did.
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A master dialectician, Mr. Wiseman incessantly shifts in "Ex Libris" between quiet and noise, macro and micro, patrons and administrators.
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She and Bourdain both worked incessantly, but Ripert figured that they might find time to enjoy a one-night stand.
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And ask yourself: Do you want to lie awake in bed at night racked with guilt, incessantly rehashing the past?
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While they incessantly talk about unifying the people, dividing them is actually the very basis of their political business model.
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Instead, the president has been left to improvise his own defense, tweeting incessantly with the hope that something will stick.
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For seven years they had incessantly defamed the Affordable Care Act as nothing short of a dispatch from the devil.
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The public-policy graduate students I taught spoke incessantly about the kinds of leader they admired and hoped to become.
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Still, as the planet's relentlessly warming oceans expand and great ice sheets melt into the seas, the saltwater incessantly rises.
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It plucks people and moments from obscurity, hurls them into the mainstream, and tugs incessantly until they grow threadbare and exhausting.
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"My phone rang incessantly," remembers Sarvanan Parthasarthy, the owner of Jai water supply, one of the striking private water tanker firms.
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"I think it's my turn [to talk] now," Bundy insists at one point, after three episodes in which he's talked incessantly.
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"We were just talking to people incessantly about razors and shaving and grooming and what they were doing," Raider told TODAY.
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"I was seeing all these bugs, so I started studying bugs incessantly and learning all their names in Italian," she says.
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He traveled incessantly for many years, crisscrossing the globe in appearances in which he made money but also pushed philanthropic causes.
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So expect him to spend the next four years writing a book, appearing on TV, incessantly injecting himself into Republican affairs.
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Hardly anyone in the foreign or economic policy establishment believed it, and the news media at the time was incessantly critical.
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She knows A. is mad at her and sulks off for the rest of her witching hour instead of crying incessantly.
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And when he crows incessantly about his deal-making genius, his billions and his poll numbers, he's not stoking constructive passions.
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When he drove me around his farm last October in his red "one-tonner" pickup truck, he talked incessantly about soil.
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He's been incessantly bullying Jorah this entire trip (+8 for about two 4-point burns), but now he's just being gross.
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He also refused to leave the team locker room when asked, criticized Gilling incessantly, and Gilling got canned at season's end.
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It makes the ideal gift for your friend who incessantly tags you in memes on every imaginable form of social media.
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They posted incessantly on an employee-only version of Google+ and on Memegen, an internal tool for creating and upvoting memes.
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Frank Bruni I hear two observations about the 2016 presidential race so incessantly that they're like hit songs at peak ubiquity.
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The word 'Orwellian' is now used incessantly to describe the unusual conflict between heads of state and members of the press.
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If you plan on incessantly posting on social media to induce FOMO for your friends, go for two gigs a week.
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Incessantly prompting unanswered why's, this is how the band became known for making history with gestures as simple as breathing air.
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Not that the Nuggets, after days of hearing incessantly about how inexperienced they are, can feel any sort of comfort yet.
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Mr. Nixon then took the enormous stage with confidence, smiling incessantly, assuring millions of viewers that the New Nixon had arrived.
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Instead of incessantly lecturing people about mindfulness and staying focused, what if you engineered work to fit into those fractured moments?
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French explorers called the rodents petits chiens because they thought they sounded like incessantly yippy versions of their pets back home.
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An investor knows with absolute certainty what the price is and what the dividend is — and Kilbride focuses incessantly on them.
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This is a client who is out of control, who tweets incessantly, who argues with his lawyers and disobeys his lawyers.
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A Schumann recital with a difference, shared between Ms. Persson, a sublime acting soprano, and Mr. Boesch, an incessantly probing baritone.
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Michele Hamby found her daughter Breana unconscious in her bedroom, crouched between the bed and dresser, her alarm clock ringing incessantly.
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If you find that you're looking over your emails incessantly and it's distracting you from completing tasks, one approach is batch processing.
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CJ Drew is a senior at West Point, and like most college students he checks Facebook incessantly — "every couple hours," he says.
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" According to the source, the breakup didn't stick because the former One Direction band member "kept incessantly apologizing and wanted another chance.
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Democrats simply don't have the gall to point out the facts – and highlight their own successes – as brashly or incessantly as Trump.
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But he is as much the author of the pop music we listen to incessantly as are the artists on his roster.
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EARLY spring is the main selling season for recreational vehicles (RVs) and the phone on Tom Troiano's desk has been ringing incessantly.
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However, this didn't immediately come to mind when their typically well-trained pup proceeded to bark and whine incessantly that Thursday night.
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Players can only watch as Rachel's unattended phone buzzes incessantly with Chloe's missed calls, while a camera's flashbulb flares from the corner.
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Because she complained so incessantly, we once decided to make her a regular hamburger with real meat instead of the veggie patty.
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His appearance changed over the years along with his affectations, such as a fan he at one time carried and fluttered incessantly.
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Why it matters: Trump railed against Hillary Clinton incessantly during the campaign for her use of private email as Secretary of State.
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A weird side effect of having a president-elect who tweets incessantly has been the battle for the space under his tweets.
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Trump and his press secretary, Sean Spicer, whine incessantly about how unfair the media is to the administration and to Republicans generally.
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The over-confident lads, the screaming girls, the people who tap their credit card on the bar incessantly to get your attention.
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A Russian number begins incessantly calling me, but when I answer there's only white noise at the other end of the line.
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But Trump's incessantly confusing positions, claims of huge personal success and willingness to politicize are raising scrutiny of his own administration's performance.
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Trained low to avoid the biting wind that blows incessantly off the ocean, the vines resemble green serpents snaking along the sand.
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Brady's preparation involves more than the avocado ice cream and soft-tissue massages that have become the stuff of incessantly rehashed myth.
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Border walls are now discussed on end, climate change is all but ignored, and marginalized groups are discriminated against openly and incessantly.
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Fredric was a brilliant conductor and pianist, but he worked incessantly to make ends meet and was often absent from the family.
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And how long can the governing institutions that he has incessantly challenged stand his wielding of instinctive yet often-erratic executive authority?
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It's a sentiment I have to agree with — when I left Aibo's side to, you know, do my job, he whimpered incessantly.
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Instead, the Fed has talked incessantly about raising interest rates, a signal that it's preparing to withdraw support from the economic recovery.
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And of course: every bad thing I've ever done, which rattle incessantly around my head in the dark hours of the night.
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And it was first requested by Mr Khan, the leader of a democratic political party, who has agitated incessantly for a full investigation.
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In clinical psychiatry, perhaps more than in any other field, you incessantly ask questions, and the right question can often become an answer.
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Our Federal Reserve has incessantly lifted interest rates, even though inflation is very low, and instituted a very big dose of quantitative tightening.
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LG: If you all enjoyed this week's episode as much as we did, be sure to tweet, like incessantly, do your favorite gifs.
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When I asked them recently about it, they said I'd pestered them so incessantly that they couldn't help but lift their parental restrictions.
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I had a gift, but I didn't explore it enough, I feel, and that's why I was always the guy who practiced incessantly.
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This is a Darwinian business, in which everyone is incessantly improving their infrastructure and their algorithms to get an edge on the competition.
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Today, birds chirp incessantly, snakes and a leopard lurk, grey monkeys hop about in tree branches and squirrels streak across in the undergrowth.
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If we really want to bug our friends, we'll incessantly ping them with attempts to rope them into a Facebook Live With broadcast.
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No one will convince me otherwise, and if you argue I won't hear you anyway, because my ears are shattered, blown, ringing incessantly.
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Because of this reality, St. Clair's eyes open wide when -- at night -- someone shows up outside the building and incessantly rings the doorbell.
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The idols livestream twice a day, tweet incessantly and perform daily, often not making enough to get by as managers and venues profit.
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After narrowly losing the election in 2011, she has spent the past five years campaigning incessantly, visiting remote Andean villages and urban shantytowns.
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It is part of a movement of anti-consumerism, or the notion of cherishing what you have rather than incessantly buying new stuff.
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Google says the idea is not necessarily to give you a way to incessantly nag your friends or family members with ludicrous requests.
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"The moment that Cynthia got into the race, it helped my campaign because she started talking about the IDC almost incessantly," she said.
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In this reality, he is unfairly and incessantly maligned by those obsessed with hating him as a person and for his supposed successes.
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The documentary "Searching for Sugarman" started Jay's Rodriguez obsession — we listened to him incessantly and shlepped to Newark to see him in concert.
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Coaches are restricted to a short stretch of sideline where they often pace impatiently, like caged cats, while barking incessantly, like neighborhood dogs.
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These are the pricey drugs with unpronounceable names ending in "-mab" now being hawked incessantly on television for diseases from eczema to cancer.
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There's probably at least one person in your office who taps their foot or shakes their leg incessantly while they work — maybe it's you.
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In exchange for the sunshine, gorgeous beaches, and A-plus tacos, you're forced to whine incessantly about all those damned cars clogging the 405.
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If the place you worked at demanded that you constantly, incessantly, endlessly be on call, you were given one of these black plastic companions.
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Because this has been sort of his, he talks about it incessantly, and talks about it a lot ... about the idea of manned things.
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Get your photos organizedImage: AppleWe're all still incessantly snapping away with our smartphones, but do we ever do anything with the pictures we take?
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He liked to gossip and talked incessantly about the things he knew … I entertained a lot and Stephen was around my flat a lot.
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I'd have forgiven it if I'd been calling, photographing, or texting incessantly, but I hadn't and was disappointed by the lack of staying power.
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Carole's loyalty to Cassandra Grey plays out most importantly when it comes to the incessantly discussed December 2017 text conversation between Carole and Bethenny.
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Americans know that truly effective leaders don't incessantly seek credit: When President Trump claims credit for outlandish or unearned achievements, we roll our eyes.
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Denver is a new city compared to the thousands of years of history that incessantly bubble to the surface in the Valley of Mexico.
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Reuters reports that at least two women have been suspended from the popular dating app because they were incessantly messaging dudes about Bernie Sanders.
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" The moment that Cynthia got into the race, it helped my campaign because she started talking about the IDC almost incessantly," Biaggi told CNN.
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"Instagram is incessantly copying the best features of Snapchat and introducing them to broader masses of users and is capitalizing on that," said Solis.
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Zac Efron, with a Zoolander-esque haircut and a Bluetooth incessantly in his ear, seems to love God and snorting narcotics with equal fervor.
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The most shocking thing of all, though, was their unwaveringly positive disposition: They hum as they walk, they joke around, and they smile incessantly.
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Who talked incessantly about how heroic his election was, summoning more energy for self-congratulation than he ever exhibited for the praise of others?
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But if Mr. Rollins has always worked to put himself in plain view, he was incessantly aware of what he saw as his shortcomings.
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Adamantly and incessantly, they have characterized questions about the Trump campaign's possible cooperation with Russia as ludicrous — a "witch hunt," in their preferred parlance.
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Trump himself certainly believed the information spread by Wikileaks was helpful to his election chances; he talked about it incessantly on the campaign trail.
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"Today's young people are competing with each other in order to meet societal pressures to succeed...." But striving incessantly for success can be detrimental.
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So â€" constantly worried about what we're missing out on â€" we incessantly check our phones for updates on all the fun we're not having.
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Its main distinction from Picasa is the advanced machine learning feature that can automatically tag and organize images, something Google likes to talk about incessantly.
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Alcohol's diuretic properties—the ones that make you have to pee incessantly—also make it dangerous when combined with MDMA's side effect of urinary retention.
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He and the other "recruits" were berated incessantly by a drill instructor with anger management issues and an endless supply of colorful and demeaning insults.
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Both the Obama and Trump administrations have incessantly interceded with President Petro Oleksiyovych Poroshenko to crack down on graft and ensure independence of the courts.
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They both talk frequently, incessantly, about clothes, rather than fashion; about reality, about appealing to, and ultimately dressing, the girl (or guy) on the street.
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They know that Trump does have these things -- he talks about them incessantly -- and yet, somehow, they believe him to be one of them. Why?
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While Republicans control Congress, he's complained incessantly on Twitter that Democrats are standing in his way on the promised border wall and on border security.
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Haas had been coding nonstop for days, incessantly popping legal "smart drugs" such as phenibut, a Soviet-era tranquilizer, which is supposed to enhance concentration.
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For a group that talks incessantly about liberty, the Republicans haven't always been the best at promoting it — especially when it comes to social issues.
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But recently, people have begun to give Johnson the attention he's been demanding incessantly for the last year, and it turns out — he's an idiot.
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Trump was a TV star for more than a decade before he became a politician; he watches TV news incessantly and understands the medium intimately.
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The freedom and comfort allows her to strip away the natural human vanity that undermines comedy as she tries out new lines and bombs incessantly.
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For the last several decades, American economic policy has been pinioned on one goal: expanding G.D.P. We measure G.D.P. We talk incessantly about economic growth.
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That's not to say I'm burying my head in the sand, but when I'm powerless to change the weather, what's the point monitoring it incessantly?
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At Mekelburg's, in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, the phones rang so incessantly — mostly out-of-state callers, Ms. Guevara said — that they were briefly shut off.
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Ward is as hands-on as a high-profile trainer could be with a thriving operation based in Lexington, Ky., that grows incessantly in quality.
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Look, we can't explain Tim Robinson and his outlandish comedic genius to you anymore than we can justify men incessantly tugging on their t-shirts.
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She had teased him incessantly, he and his lawyer said, on this day calling him a "wetback" before throwing a bottle of Gatorade at him.
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When she stepped out of the elevator, I burst out laughing and repeated that line incessantly — and, no doubt, annoyingly — for the next several days.
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In 2012, he was leading a team of five at Edison, Jr. People would, he claims, incessantly ring the doorbell, something he found endlessly annoying.
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" I feel like Americans talk incessantly about this stuff… In our age bracket…Yeah because before, not at all… "Where did you go to college?
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In junior high school, Mr. Goodson was chosen to spend three summers in enrichment classes at Hotchkiss, a Connecticut boarding school, where he read incessantly.
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The movie is the latest entry in the incessantly expanding comic book movie universe, which is crowded with beautiful physical specimens battling hordes of bad guys.
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Even if you post incessantly about pumpkin spice lattes, Donald Trump, and yacht parties, Facebook won't put you in the "white" category, because there isn't one.
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For instance, maybe your pizzeria is incessantly being plagued by a shadowy figure who is actively doing their utmost to bring you to your doughy knees.
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Farmer is liberal and talks incessantly, while Ward is politically conservative and stoic, having grown up tending cattle on his father's ranch in Bullhead City, Arizona.
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"It was just fantastic," Coelho told Reuters after being cheered incessantly by about 200 badminton-playing children and fans from his hard-scrabble neighborhood of Chacrinha.
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Ms. Trump's childhood friends recalled him incessantly washing the cars, but also carrying himself in a self-assured way that now reminded them of Mr. Trump.
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Some said they had been complaining about it nonstop at work, or checking news reports incessantly, or coming up with one contingency plan after the next.
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In the mosquito-ridden migrants' settlement where her family lives, Vaishnavi coughed incessantly: Her face was red, and the tendons on her neck were popping out.
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The perception of what lives and dies—the incessantly recurring surprise of specific moments in a ceaseless cycle—can too easily be lost on overburdened minds.
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People have settled in themselves that the only remedy is at the ballot box in 2020, mostly because that is what they are incessantly being told.
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I wasn't helped by RGS at 68D, one of those gridiron roles that I fail to remember in these grids, even though it comes up incessantly.
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Nick: Do you have any friends you love hanging out with, they make you laugh incessantly, and you really admire all the work that they do?
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His appeals continue incessantly, and Vatican officials say that even if he is losing the political argument, his is a prophetic message that will not stop.
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The next time your dog barks incessantly when the school bus drives by, you're sure to get laughs and understanding from your colleagues, rather than annoyance.
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In an era when comics incessantly bemoan woke culture on podcasts or in interviews or specials, Gulman is the rare middle-aged standup that celebrates sensitivity.
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I'd dreaded a scene of open grief, but Fran filled the minutes and the hours by talking to me incessantly, in a strained and overloud voice.
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Throughout the day, his BlackBerry buzzed incessantly with texts and emails from national political figures, including John D. Podesta, the former chairman of the Clinton campaign.
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"He's coming for me," she whispers incessantly as she cowers in the corner of her new commander's home after a failed, harrowing attempt at the Ceremony.
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The daylong immersion should probably come with warnings for those of us susceptible to ear worms, those little melodic fragments that stick incessantly in the memory.
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Thirdly, today's constantly-on media culture incessantly promotes materialism, the idea that personal possessions and status are the primary sources of happiness that people should pursue.
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I doubt that the men I fasted with that day in Texas heard a critical voice in their head, incessantly pressing them to examine their motives.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, Mr. Paul's fellow Republican and the Senate leader, has hit the administration incessantly for its "war on coal" — still a major industry in Kentucky.
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After months of launching Instagram at any bored moment, something I never did before deleting Twitter, the photo app became a checklist I would incessantly cross off.
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And in this day and age where "fake news" is splashed around incessantly and unfairly, for the sake of journalism, my only hope is they're not wrong.
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For Trump in particular, who incessantly watches the news and monitors how he and his White House are being perceived, getting someone in that role is essential.
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That means the links shared by users who incessantly post won't get the kind of reach they used to, even if they're shared by a reputable Page.
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"By focusing incessantly on racially coded issues like crime and urban unrest, Nixon signaled to white voters that he offered a respectable alternative to Wallace," writes Politico.
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As it turns out, incessantly telling girls that their bodies are a turbulent, unpredictable minefield of sin can lead to an unhealthy sex life when they're adults.
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I was bullied incessantly growing up, but on social media there were opportunities for me to be myself in ways I couldn't at school or at home.
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Smith grimly observes that, while Manhattan's residents talk incessantly of "liberty and virtue, virtue and liberty," black men and women are led in shackles through its streets.
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Lee loves his daughter but does not express it well to her, working incessantly on new hearing aid devices but disappointing her when they do not work.
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Harry's phone rang incessantly for two days with radio stations trying to get an interview, Kanye fans calling to wish him luck, and even people impersonating Kanye.
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From the moment he announced his candidacy, entrenched D.C. politicians and media super elites fell over themselves to make a mockery of him and smeared him incessantly.
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When she gave Ratner her number to try to placate him, Ratner's assistant caller her incessantly for the next six months to try to arrange a date.
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The legions of bots operating on Twitter may be best known for incessantly spewing spam or insults, but there's an emerging class of politicized bots taking hold.
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Donald Trump Jr. — a man who once said that women who can't handle workplace sexual harassment "should go maybe teach kindergarten" — has been tweeting about Weinstein incessantly.
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While enduring a peak of political hell as the coronavirus pandemic became increasingly real for everyone, I was battling a phone buzzing with incessantly apocalyptic news notifications.
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Despite spending my teenage years incessantly communicating through the app, I almost never kept the photos, and when I did, I didn't often look back at them.
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Tackling a medical topic with humor, Arti Gollapudi, a performance artist, talked about incessantly bleeding after having taken birth control pills that should have stemmed her period.
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However, Clyde is thoughtful, respectful, and in awe of his love interest, whereas OG Rob believed that incessantly calling an ex-girlfriend was the height of romance.
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Well, you can always just continue to constantly delete emails, but if some company is sending them incessantly, that can add up to a lot of work.
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No one asked why I didn't make salmon, as promised, no one left early or criticized the lighting or talked incessantly about New York City preschool admissions.
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Both boys were convicted of Bulger's murder, and the eerie images of his final walk were played incessantly on the news, solidifying the rationale for more cameras.
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My evil ex-boyfriend reactivated his account after a hiatus, and I decided it wasn't healthy to over-analyze his every cyber move, or stalk him incessantly.
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Typewriters click-clack incessantly, correspondents call in stories from around the world, editors race to put out four print editions and cigarettes are lit up after deadline.
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For another, corrupt leaders with an authoritarian streak, from Hugo Chavez to Vladimir Putin, have nearly always done two things: They have talked incessantly about cleaning out corruption.
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Viewers are prompted incessantly to type in their feedback, while the hosts are calling to action for purchases at a rate of roughly eight times per minute (estimate).
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The European Union is committed to ever-closer union, and leading figures like Jean-Claude Juncker incessantly call for movement towards what would be a European federal state.
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One former student, who wishes to remain anonymous, told Hyperallergic that Ronell would even call her students incessantly on the weekends, chastising them for partying instead of working.
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"People are fed up, they are exhausted from being incessantly pounded by payments and debts," said Leonidas Papadopoulos from the activist group Den Plirono, meaning I Won't Pay.
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In recent days, she has taken more than 10 long-haul flights including internationally… The stress of all of the traveling and working so incessantly has exhausted her.
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If you turn it off and you try to push it along the ground, the scooter will incessantly beep at you as part of its anti-theft measures.
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They flooded town hall meetings and incessantly called into the offices of members to make it clear how intense the opposition was in their constituencies on key matters.
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Before any tangible American victories can be achieved, the U.S. will need to pay less attention to incessantly modernizing technologies and more attention to shaping imaginative security ideas.
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The visual stars Silicon Valley's Martin Starr as well as Milana Vayntrub from NBC's This Is Us as a fighting couple plagued by an incessantly loud house song.
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"The roads are blocked, we can't access the polling stations, the owners of the vehicles to transport my staff are scared," he sighed, as his phone rang incessantly.
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He is also a motormouth who babbles incessantly during the play and continually tries (usually successfully) to read the hands of the other players, effectively psyching them out.
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It could just sit there and eat when it wants, but put a running wheel in the cage and it will run incessantly for hours at a time.
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Republicans in Congress spent the entire Obama administration inveighing against budget deficits, warning incessantly that we were going to have a Greek-style fiscal crisis any day now.
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The female voice he hears incessantly in his head suddenly shuts up, and the hula hoop he gyrates while walking to the grocery store stops easing his anxieties.
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"It has been reported on incessantly about his walker, about his ability to stand and walk for extensive periods of time," attorney Damon Cheronis said in court Monday.
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"The moment that Cynthia got into the race, it helped my campaign, because she started talking about the IDC almost incessantly," Biaggi said in an interview this week.
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The Western Blessing was crowded with Germans journeying to Pennsylvania to found a utopia, and these people quarrelled incessantly about the details of the earthly Paradise to come.
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In the U.S. - where back in boom times not so long ago former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan spoke incessantly of the "productivity miracle" - the situation isn't much better.
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LONDON — In theory at least, we understand the words on the sports radio we hear incessantly — in taxis, at the fish and chips place, at the corner newsstand.
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JG: I've been joking all week on that point, which is, although he's been bashing the media incessantly throughout his campaign and continues now, you're exactly right, Hilary.
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He stands on the shoulders of all those people who have incessantly prayed for a day when 'justice will run down like waters and righteousness as a mighty stream.
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News outlets and analysts will be constantly and incessantly discussing the 11 goals allowed, but the circumstances were the circumstances, and the negative scrutiny seems badly overblown and exaggerated.
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Here in the capital of Ohio, businessmen incessantly cite the cautionary tale of Wisconsin and Foxconn: The state promised Foxconn $2000 billion for 2100,000 jobs — about $346,000 per job.
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Given the saturation of the market around men's football, with plenty of industries—generally bookmakers and brewers—incessantly targeting the same audience, the opportunities in women's football are considerable.
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Unlike other fund companies, Blackstone requires lockup periods of as much as 10 years — a point that Mr. Schwarzman makes incessantly when he pounds the table for his company.
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They note that Trump has appeared to grow increasingly frustrated in the White House — lashing out over leaks, tweeting incessantly and erratically, and placing 3 am calls to advisers.
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The mayor of my tiny Virginia town has worked incessantly to fix this, by fostering walkability and traffic-calming measures since he ran for town council in the 1990s.
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As they giggled incessantly, I felt like I was trapped taking care of two toddlers—I couldn't wait to get home and sniff some OxyContin and calm my nerves.
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Democratic lawmakers, who have pilloried the Republican nominee and incessantly declared him unfit for office, would be hard-pressed not to follow suit and vote to impeach that individual.
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Donald Trump brags incessantly about his big buildings, his billions, his supermodels and his male endowment, but he is at root as insecure as many of his greatest fans.
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The officers slowly encircled a barn at the back of the property, with their hands clenched tightly around their weapons and their eyes scanning incessantly for potential booby-traps.
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He binges his pain and complains incessantly about his weight gain—a tiresome trope for a female character that is actually refreshing to see coming from a male one.
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"When I was finishing my masters and working 12-hour night shifts in the ER to pay for it, my left eye twitched incessantly for several months," she says.
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Tall, soft-spoken, with a gentle smile and wavy hair, he worked incessantly, was not given to small talk and never shed his slight air of Old South formality.
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To the contrary, he talked incessantly about the need for Ford to be at the forefront of self-driving car technology and deliver a fully autonomous vehicle by 2021.
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There is much gratification and practical use to be had through the sliding, tapping and clicking that we all do incessantly, bathed in the encouraging glow of our screens.
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And the clock, a moment-by-moment reminder of the club's venerated past, has in effect become a scale measuring in real time the incessantly mounting weight of history.
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She said the Chinese consulate had been calling incessantly, but that she refused to meet them alone and would only do so with the media and a lawyer present.
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In the doorway of an elementary school on Carrer de Sant Marian stood its headmaster, Marta Suana Rovira, 48, a slight woman who wears braces and laughs almost incessantly.
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I keep my money in a high-yield savings account from CIT Bank If you know me at all, you know I talk incessantly about high-yield savings accounts.
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Today, 10 years later, he's back in the news thanks to Surviving R. Kelly, which premiered on Lifetime two weekends ago and has been running incessantly on the channel since.
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When you're stuffed up, you sound like Squidward, you sniffle incessantly, and your nasal passages seem to be plugged for good, no matter how many times you blow your nose.
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The girl told police how Wyllie tried to control her, saying that if she didn't pick up the phone in seconds he'd message her incessantly, asking what he'd done wrong.
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In preparation for the song's debut, Gaga fans have decided to start priming local radio stations to play her song the moment it comes out by tweeting at them incessantly.
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And I&aposve seen how they&aposve totally change the rules because things that they wouldn&apost cover under Barack Obama they now want to cover incessantly with Donald Trump.
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Chris Christie as well as Jeb Bush and others have gone after Marco Rubio incessantly on this point, implying that the junior senator from Florida is some kind of sissy.
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"Mariano makes fun of me because when we figure out where we would like to go next, I incessantly check the listings just in case something comes up," Harris said.
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That's a decent amount of time, and should prevent Mojave from becoming Apple's own Windows Vista, incessantly interrupting you with dialog boxes when you're just trying to live your life.
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In Rhodes's view, the "Blob" is full of "Iraq War-promoters" and those who "whine incessantly" about the U.S.'s posture in the Middle East and Europe, the author wrote.
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A guy named Jerry Lynn is responsible for said clock getting stuck behind said wall, and he and his wife have been living with his incessantly beeping mistake ever since.
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Kennedy and the first lady fought incessantly about the trip, as the president wanted the former Ms. Bouvier to dial down her natural "Frenchness" and reflect a more American image.
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He names his house Lhasa Villa, and he spends the remainder of his life translating Tibetan texts, compiling a Tibetan-English dictionary, thinking incessantly about the land he left behind.
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Previously, Riot combined his percussion expertise with English producer Murlo's lush melodic intuition on an incessantly bustling collab, and ran us through his top five favorite punk and reggae songs.
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Not only do they spend hours incessantly paddling against open water currents, but they pay attention to what they shove in their mouths, just like we're all supposed to do.
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She was deeply miserable at convent school, where she drew incessantly and smuggled in cigarettes, and she was kicked out for things such as writing backward and trying to levitate.
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American media shows women in makeup and high heels, talking incessantly about sex, with their professional work as mere background to their obsessing over what to wear on a date.
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People have used the modern English language incessantly, all day and every day, for centuries, and yet we are still constantly assembling sentences that are completely new to the world.
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Over the past six months, his events have become increasingly multi-generational, with older voters often telling CNN they embraced his candidacy after hearing about it incessantly from their children.
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It was pushed on lawmakers not as essential policy but as essential politics: The president needed a win, and the party had to make good on an incessantly repeated pledge.
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To band together and declare in one unified voice that we will not be influenced to dabble in the unsustainable, sometimes ridiculous fad diets that pop up incessantly everywhere we turn.
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Mr Trudeau's domestic critics—so far a minority—deride him as "Prime Minister Selfie" for posing incessantly with fans and celebrities, sometimes (though not as pictured, above) with his shirt off.
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There's evidence that the incessantly warming Arctic — the fastest-warming place on Earth — has led to a weaker and less stable polar vortex, which means more outbreaks of freezing Arctic air.
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The Kardashians are unlikely role models, and that's why it works: They swear incessantly, talk frankly about their genitals, have tumultuous love lives, and put it all on display for fans.
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Fallows writes:The inevitability of this moment, when a new president says Trust me, is why so many veteran officials have warned about Donald Trump's habit of incessantly telling instantly disprovable lies.
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But it also won't incessantly bark at the mail carrier every morning, and won't trigger allergies, if you've always wanted a dog but would rather not live your life on antihistamines.
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At the same time, this cognitive process becomes impaired when we're incessantly looking up and down at our smartphones—an observation that reaffirms just how dangerous texting-and-driving really is.
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Meanwhile, other people started calling to complain that the mammal center had been calling them "incessantly," but each time they picked up, they heard nothing on the other line—just silence.
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Allow this public servant the dignity and space to go through her own process of reflecting on and reconciling her historic candidacy without having to be incessantly mocked, shamed, or silenced.
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Mizumura is saying that these are the everyday, generational consequences of living in a country that, beginning in the Meiji era, borrowed incessantly from the West in an attempt to modernize.
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Day and night she mulled over what to do, talked about it incessantly with loved ones and friends — myself included, even while I was in the midst of my workshop abroad.
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For serving officers at that time one question in particular remained off-limits (though it had been posed incessantly for years by antiwar protestors in the streets of America): Why Vietnam?
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In order to whip up hysteria in the press, Anslinger incessantly played on racial fear and prejudice, linking cannabis to Hispanic people, cocaine to African Americans, and heroin to the Chinese.
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Early this year, as the outbreak became manifest in China and began its relentless march through Southeast Asia and into Europe, the American press itself alluded incessantly to the Wuhan coronavirus.
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It falls to every reporter who gets a chance to interview Trump, or who covers his campaign, to point out consistently and incessantly that Donald Trump incites his followers to violence.
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But federal prosecutors have incessantly dismissed that theory and said they found close to no evidence that Cohen did enough legal to work to produce the volume of paperwork Cohen claims.
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Ms. De Francesco explains that the word "charlatan" comes from the Italian "ciarlatano," itself probably related to the verb "ciarlare," which means to babble or to go on incessantly without reflection.
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After spending much of her 20s as a tattoo artist, del Real, born Valeria Cisternas, began making grimy, incessantly percussive tracks on her laptop and soon found herself attracting an audience.
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"International tourists who used to come here in droves avoid this place like the plague," Mr. Novick said, adding that people who stay in Ocean Drive hotels complain incessantly about noise.
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She chatters incessantly, parroting advice from women's magazines: Her prairie dresses and housecoats are color-coordinated with her apartment; her dinner-party menu involves pigs in a blanket and spray cheese.
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Jerry Falwell Jr. and Mike Lindell, the inventor of MyPillow, whose ads feature incessantly on Fox News and who has been a regular at Trump rallies, are also heading to Iowa.
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The showdown, meanwhile, between Trump and FBI Director Christopher Wray over the memo has dragged the incessantly simmering tension between the White House and national security institutions back into the open.
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That much we know because he has pleaded guilty to it, and the Republicans on the House Committee on Oversight and Reform reminded us of it incessantly during Wednesday's committee hearing.
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Political activism is surprisingly low-tech: Phone calls carry more weight than an email or a tweet, partly because a phone ringing incessantly is harder to ignore than a flooded inbox.
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"After being targeted so incessantly over a short time frame, we knew immediately that we needed to develop and employ an internal system in which we closely monitored the site," said Gifford.
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If you could forget that song your former boo played incessantly during late-night food runs, you would, and that duet you two did at karaoke remains practically etched in your brain.
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Yet the media cover him incessantly, and polls put his support at 21%—a few points behind the two front-runners, the nationalist Marine Le Pen and the centre-right's François Fillon.
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A feature like a profile preview is a good way to help users stay focused on one particular conversation and glean important information about who's participating without having to jump around incessantly.
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Allies had been urging him to declare victory and move on, believing he got what he wanted -- no criminal indictments for collusion -- and should therefore stop tweeting and commenting on it incessantly.
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I'd practically storm out of her house if she insisted on tuning in to the show on E!. She even bought one of those waist-trainers the family incessantly peddles on Instagram.
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The Democratic contest was all about "privilege," with Bernie Sanders's and Hillary Clinton's supporters incessantly accusing the other side of supporting their candidate because of their (that is, the supporters') unearned advantages.
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Trump was able to revive many of those old tropes and, through his speeches and tweets and the amplifying force of his incessantly televised rallies, once more cast Clinton as Lady Macbeth.
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It's normal to have something in your life you know you should stop — whether it's spending $10 on coffee every morning or incessantly clicking your pen at work — but can't quite shake.
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Trump did the same with the release of an American pastor in Turkey last October -- tweeting incessantly about the case and then parading the released victim before cameras in the Oval Office.
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A popular FM station disgorging the Boomer rock hits of yesteryear calls itself Hippie Radio 94.5; one of its sponsors is a smoke shop that incessantly hawks glass pipes and detox kits.
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They act as though they believe that their gerrymandering, voter suppression laws, incessantly divisive and dishonest rhetoric, and acceptance of assistance from foreign governments will allow them to control the presidency forever.
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Sin Eaters are forbidden to speak or interact with others, a particularly jarring punishment for May, who talks incessantly of whatever randomness pops into her head and craves the conversation of others.
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"The gay rights group Human Rights campaign, which has incessantly exploited the slaying of Matthew Shepard for both financial and political benefit, has not said one word about Jesse Dirkhising," Menashi wrote.
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A 3-year-old boy taken from his mother at the border was inconsolable during his flight to Michigan and cried incessantly on arrival at his new home last month, she said.
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From training and competing with the Los Angeles Lakers to incessantly pursuing business ventures, book deals, and media projects, the NBA legend known as "The Black Mamba" was constantly on the go.
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Rome Journal ROME — Rome's cold, clean water has flowed through ancient aqueducts, gurgled in baroque fountains and poured incessantly from thousands of the 19th-century spouts that still grace the city streets.
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After getting Balex to the control room of his spaceship, and listening to his AI girlfriend hoot monkey noises incessantly for several minutes to summon monsters, I decided to follow Emanuel's lead.
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"Schechter incessantly subjected Pivarnick to unwelcome sexual advances, as well as comments about her body and physical appearance," the lawsuit claims, adding that Pivarnick received multiple inappropriate text messages from the lieutenant.
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Throughout the recession years, the business community talked incessantly about a "skills gap" but never actually did anything about it other than plead with the government to train workers at taxpayer expense.
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It's a long poem made of many small parts incessantly reiterating and then negating each other, grouped into eight parts or movements, the last of them just three lines (three pages) long.
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Conservative media outlets have incessantly painted conventional party leaders as overly accommodating to liberalism, ineffective in achieving major rightward policy shifts, and inattentive to the costs and threats of contemporary social change.
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When he worked at paper-intensive administrative jobs, he'd doodle incessantly; when he started a coding career last year, he took up fiddling with an SD-card reader that made pleasant snick noises.
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During the 2006 presidential campaign, López Obrador told then-president Vicente Fox, who had criticized some of his proposals, to shut up, referring to him as a "chachalaca," a bird that talks incessantly.
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When I plugged my own LinkedIn into DeepSense via a browser, it informed me that I'm a skeptic who will incessantly ask questions — a horoscope-like description you could apply to any journalist.
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From the moment Lemonade debuted Saturday, the Beyhive's been buzzing incessantly: Who is "Becky with the good hair," the "side chick" Beyoncé so fiercely calls out in the visual album's fourth track, "Sorry"?
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Pro net-neutrality activists who — only a couple of months ago — lined up for selfies with Mark Zuckerberg on his trip to India, are now incessantly censuring him on their social media feeds.
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"I Want You" is a perfect pop song, with verses that build with anticipation before bleeding into an incessantly peppy chorus: "I want you / And you, and you, and you too," she sings.
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The former depends upon us being rabid consumers of expensive gadgets (as well as their incessantly updated versions and accessories of cases, adapters, headphones, external drives) and precious coffees (the standard meeting prop).
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But when one teen tried to distract himself from his boring physics class by incessantly talking to his friends, his dad hit back with a punishment most parents just use as a threat.
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The loss does hit directly at the "winner" brand Trump has incessantly pounded into voters' minds, but longtime New Hampshire strategists said the Iowa results were unlikely to affect the New England contest.
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He showed up multiple times over the last few months, hanging out on the roof one night between 10 PM and 2 AM. He rang her doorbell incessantly ... once for an hour straight.
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Ogimi, the friendly village of 3,000 of the world's longest-living people, is known for its slow pace, ocean views, community gatherings, personal vegetable gardens and residents who smile, laugh and joke incessantly.
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By the end of the afternoon, news of our idea to focus on Paul had spread (we all bragged about it incessantly), and in total, more than 150 people had written about him.
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" After incessantly chastising President Barack Obama for golfing, Mr. Trump promised during the campaign that "because I'm going to be working for you, I'm not going to have time to go play golf.
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I've thought incessantly about Ms. Meza, and the dreadful decision she must have faced about whether to set foot inside the domain of a man with so many monstrous crimes to his name.
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Compared to the nymphets sharing her "TRL" airtime, Lopez projected a grown woman who was in full control of her image, at ease with her sexuality and confident in her incessantly Googled body.
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LIKE THE CLASSICAL sculptors whose work he grew up sketching incessantly as the artistic son of an army officer, De Cotiis believes that new, minimal objects must rise from the dust of antiquity.
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It is all this that makes them unique and unsettling animals to live with, for to be around them is to be reminded, incessantly, of our own vulnerability — and our own imminent deaths.
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Nonetheless, let's keep something in mind: the folks already slamming Trump's incipient foreign policy are the same individuals who would be lambasting Trump incessantly if he had not reversed course on these positions.
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As I incessantly reiterate, I don't have a connection to the comic, so the reveals of earlier episodes about Doctor Manhattan's involvement in various past drama haven't been all that interesting to me.
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" Elsewhere, she confesses, "First there was the confinement of my childhood, like an incessantly replayed loop of film, and now there is my adulthood, which seems like a prison of a different kind.
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Any one of those would have made an interesting film on its own, but when they're all mashed into one film the effect is something like someone flipping incessantly through a radio dial.
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Boys will trap a girl in a bathroom and force oral sex upon her, create a "rape game" for laughs, participate in a violent gang rape, or harass girls by incessantly asking them out.
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New YorkThe Mt. Sinai Hospital emergency room looks and sounds like hundreds of others across the country: Doctors rush through packed hallways; machines beep incessantly; paramedics wheel stretchers in as patients moan in pain.
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We also know we've all been annoyingly asking for it for a very long time, and that Rihanna kind of hates it when people incessantly beg for her next album to come out already.
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We talk incessantly about the Vision Fund here at TechCrunch, mostly because the fund seems to be investing in every startup that generates revenue and walks up and down Sand Hill looking for capital.
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But that ignores the fact that women often feel uncomfortable when male drivers incessantly talk to them, and it can get scary when it turns into unwanted flirtation, considering the driver is in control.
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We lost count during this scene trying to keep up with the amount of casualties, but know this: None of this would be possible without the efforts of two obedient, incessantly crotch-biting doggos.
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If left to their own devices, a group of chickens might eventually peck another bird's asshole incessantly until its internal organs protrude out of it's now horribly gaping wound—and then the bird dies.
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If your manager is getting on you for incessantly talking about your busted bracket, boasting about your college basketball team or discussing what happened in last night's games, you now have the perfect excuse.
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YOU HAD A MAJOR CELEBRITY WHO HAD TALKED INCESSANTLY ABOUT HIS SEX LIFE – PREVIOUS, AFTER EVEN THE SEX TAPE CAME OUT HE WAS JOKING ABOUT IT. AND IT WASN'T EVEN IN HIS OWN HOUSE.
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From the incessantly white furniture to the incongruously placed slot machines to the illusion that time doesn't exist, Oceana has more in common with an airport departure lounge than it does with other clubs.
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He has been working the news media on behalf of clients for years, while also appearing incessantly on cable news and radio as a reliable liberal talking head, popping off about just about everything.
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Trump first retweeted a short clip of Fauci's appearance on conservative media personality Mark Levin's Fox News talk show, during which Fauci described the president as an incessantly inquisitive leader who heeds scientific counsel.
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He was once an estimable bowler, he said, but was so incessantly interrupted by the unending tasks around the lanes that he quit one day in 1972 and has not bowled a frame since.
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So once it clicked that Star Wars Day's ubiquitous and punny declaration broke up into four definable pieces it incessantly nagged at me to become a mini-bonus layer in an otherwise themeless puzzle.
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The game itself, predictably, was also all about Nowitzki, with teammates, particularly the league's rookie of the year favorite, Luka Doncic, feeding him incessantly as fans bayed at him to shoot at every opportunity.
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Paul Krugman As a candidate, Donald Trump talked incessantly about international trade and how he was going to make America great again by renegotiating trade agreements, forcing foreigners to stop taking away our jobs.
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It's a reasonable reaction to a plot that incessantly nudges him from point A to point A. The good news is that Mr. Sondheim's score remains thrillingly incisive, dramatizing every issue in its path.
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"We looked at each other and said, 'We're not going to be living with the one who lies incessantly, we're going to be living with the one who is very sweet,' " Mr. Wagner said.
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The coastal winds blew incessantly, weathering the cedar shingles and battering the cypress trees surrounding the house into a permanent tilt inland, concealing it from cars on the Pacific Coast Highway to the east.
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Asian-Americans have been collateral damage in the university's quest to sustain its paradoxical mission to grow its $37 billion endowment and remain the world's most exclusive institution — all while incessantly preaching egalitarian doctrines.
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Not only did they wake me up each morning with their horrible, scratchy crowing, they fought incessantly among themselves, spreading bloody feathers everywhere and filling the farmyard with an ugly air of primeval violence.
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Elena, who spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition that she not be identified by her full name because she fears attracting more attention from the government, has watched the news incessantly this past week.
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Instead of incessantly hitting you with push alerts throughout the day, Post Box lets you choose a time (or several over the course of the day) when you'd like to take them all at once.
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Because my life was safe and boring at the time, I relished these tales of peril, and incessantly asked for more of them, in the way that someone might binge on Law and Order episodes.
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First produced by the American Stage Theater in Florida in 2014, "Nureyev's Eyes" centers on the several years spent by Mr. Wyeth incessantly sketching Mr. Nureyev as he prepared to paint the ballet superstar's portrait.
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Humanity's need to incessantly document our captivity on Earth gives me introspection into my own absolute meaninglessness within the universe and the beautiful randomness of our planet which grew our exuberant purposeful species into existence.
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Despite the fact that Donald Trump loves Twitter and used it incessantly to speak directly with the electorate throughout his campaign, Twitter's CEO did not receive an invitation to the meeting, Recode reported earlier today.
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Mr. Ramadan, while insisting that any conversation about veiling must be among Muslims only, incessantly interrupted me as I tried to contribute my views as a Muslim woman who had worn hijab for nine years.
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Though Mr. Trump incessantly praises Mr. Xi — he said they "will always be friends" — the idea of China as a dangerous juggernaut, more formidable than the Soviet Union, has become increasingly widespread in the administration.
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This is a pocket of land where the most radicalized rebels have been pushed and where constantly battered and brutalized civilians harbor unshakeable loathing for a regime that has bombed their hospitals and schools incessantly.
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I listened to the song incessantly while writing the early scenes, leading up to the night the women go out and drink too much and dance to the song, declaring it the 'anthem of motherhood.
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He made clear that conflicts of interest didn't trouble him, drawing constant attention to Trump properties and incessantly pointing out that nothing in the law of the land compelled him to divest his business interests.
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"You're facing a cycle where the spending is going to be so out of control it's going to be like a man-made hurricane of commercials coming at people incessantly by early May," he said.
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Asian-Americans have been collateral damage in the university&aposs quest to sustain its paradoxical mission to grow its $37 billion endowment and remain the world&aposs most exclusive institution -- all while incessantly preaching egalitarian doctrines.
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Varys has been known to travel incessantly in Game of Thrones, sometimes appearing in King's Landing in one episode, showing up in Essos an episode later, and then reappearing in King's Landing in the next episode.
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In 2011, the Love Song Machine let users whack brightly colored bells installed in the Tellart office live over the internet (more than 3603,000 tunes were played, including one troll who hit a single note incessantly).
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Vendors sell curios, piggy banks, and soft blankets with the image of a strangely sensual panther on them, and you try not to look too much or else they'll follow you incessantly until you give in.
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There are also a couple where he just incessantly repeats the words "beep" and "ring ring," or another where he smashes a harp as it plays the sort of melody you'd hear in other alarm apps.
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The atmosphere in Quicken Loans Arena was insane the first time LBJ returned to the Land in a Heat uniform back in 2010 ... with fans incessantly screaming ... and some even reportedly throwing batteries at the superstar.
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Naimi began his investment career at 15, when he started tracking the stock market trades he'd overhear on CNBC, a TV network that his dad — a partner in a Bay Area auto dealership franchise — watched incessantly.
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According to Rhodes, the Blob includes Hillary Clinton, Robert Gates and other Iraq-war promoters from both parties who now whine incessantly about the collapse of the American security order in Europe and the Middle East.
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If Twitter were any kind of smart, it would build up Highlights into a Story format that lives alongside your main feed instead of incessantly mucking around with the order of tweets on the home tab.
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"Our Federal Reserve has incessantly lifted interest rates, even though inflation is very low, and instituted a very big dose of quantitative tightening," Trump tweeted, referring to the central bank's efforts to cut its debt holdings.
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Yet you could argue that the recently retired Martin, for all the differences between their backgrounds, can identify with the incessantly scrutinized Los Angeles Lakers phenom Lonzo Ball as much as any player, current or former.
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But that misses the point: Republicans have spent the past seven years claiming incessantly that Mr. Obama's policies are a "job killing" disaster, destroying business incentives, so it's important news if the economy has performed well.
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This xylophone-like dinging sometimes misses a beat, or dings incessantly, but even though it's an annoyance, other Delica owners say my husband should be happy his works, as the van is hardly a speed demon.
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This past May, the last of the fighters that once surrounded Damascus either surrendered or withdrew to northwestern Syria, after government forces laid siege to the rebel strongholds and shelled them incessantly for over a month.
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Its longevity can be credited to the summation of over 2,000 human minds, who ensured, among many things, that Opportunity's wheel motors — some of which have made over 100 million revolutions — would survive the incessantly rocky terrain.
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Then there are the horn abusers, the players who hop into cars and drive around honking the horn incessantly, sometimes driving around buildings in circles with no goals outside of being a nuisance and having a laugh.
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It can sometimes be tempting to repeat reasons why you would be a great fit for the job, but incessantly stressing how perfect you are for the job can get to be a bit much, Pong says.
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He and other Italian politicians rail incessantly at the Dublin regime, arguing that it places an unfair burden on the EU's frontier nations and that what is needed is a comprehensive system for the redistribution of migrants.
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Breaking Bad fans have been pissing off the real-life owners of Walter White's house for years, dropping by incessantly to take pictures, steal rocks from the front yard, and even brazenly toss pizzas on the roof.
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"Being a public figure makes you especially vulnerable to other people's opinions — and we all know that many people feel the need to incessantly say everything on their mind, usually unsolicited," she wrote in an Instagram post.
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There's a flashback-within-a-flashback to the fateful day, with her incessantly nagging Cliff on a rocky boat while he prepares to scuba dive, a harpoon gun sitting precariously on his lap, pointed in her direction.
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A French book from 1886 called L'œuvre (translated as The Masterpiece) tells the story of an artist who becomes obsessed with creating a painting, a large canvas that he works on incessantly, but it never satisfies him.
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On the other hand, high social expenditures do seem to be associated with low rates of poverty (measured using the international standard of half median income): So do anti-poverty programs discourage work, as conservatives incessantly claim?
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Visiting us in California throughout my childhood, she would incessantly harass my mom to take her out for hot dogs, unwilling to board her return flight to Tehran until she'd eaten them at least a dozen times.
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It's not advertised, and there's no warning, which is why those who don't incessantly stalk the fast-fashion brand's app probably weren't aware that some of the most popular Zara items of 2019 are majorly marked down.
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Conte's voice easily filled the gaps: He talks incessantly, so much during practice that Hazard, for one, has admitted that he occasionally switches positions just to have a break from the flood of instructions coming his way.
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Now, eager children, television crews and curious supporters stop by almost incessantly, captivated by an 11-minute film featuring Caine that has been viewed more than five million times on the internet in the last 10 days.
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Wilson implied that this story, having been repeated incessantly by her family to Nevelson, was one of the foundational beliefs that kept her resolve steady for over fifty years before she finally achieved critical and financial success.
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As the summer's salmon run is just ramping up, this is a stark early season reminder that, beyond the view of the bear cams — like the well-known waterfall and riffles cameras — there's an incessantly grim, competitive world.
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What those numbers showed was a craving for simple respect, a genuine look at a family that had a Trump supporter as one of their own who was not the butt of all the jokes or incessantly mocked.
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He repeats incessantly, as well, that "a film is not made of images, it's made of relationships between images" — which parallels Matisse's insistence, in his "Notes of a Painter," on relationships between colors as his instrument of expression.
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Over the last decade, annual deforestation rates in the Brazilian Amazon have fallen by more than 75%, but rural and industrial lobbies have incessantly attacked the government land-use controls that have helped make this reduction possible. 4.
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Trump's authoritarian streak is at the root of many of the controversies that incessantly batter his administration, from his race-tainted feud with kneeling NFL players, to the turbulence in his inner circle and scorn for his critics.
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Following his successful state legislative career, Price was elected to Congress in 2004 and over the last 12 years in the U.S. House has incessantly illustrated his dedication to his constituents, the healthcare provider community and the nation.
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If everyone had a week to vote (or even longer) and all you had to do was log in and Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter and every other platform bugged you incessantly until you voted, most people would vote.
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"Our Federal Reserve has incessantly lifted interest rates, even though inflation is very low, and instituted a very big dose of quantitative tightening," Trump tweeted last week, referring to the central bank's efforts to cut its debt holdings.
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It is also heartening to be able to provide proof to a reflexively hostile Congress — whose members yap incessantly about "job-killing regulations" and "executive overreach" — that regulators and industry can, in fact, produce a mutually acceptable result.
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One who pressed forward incessantly and never rested from his labors, who grew fast and made infinite demands on life, would always find himself in a new country or wilderness, and surrounded by the raw material of life.
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With absolutely nothing at stake — no world to save, no baddies to fight — the pleasure of the gameplay comes from the bothering of townsfolk: chasing frightened children, stealing from shopkeepers and honking incessantly at people trying to read.
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Pairing Twilight of the Idols, or, How to Philosophize with a Hammer by Friedrich Nietzsche with Jack Goldstein's film "A Glass of Milk" (230) — where a fist incessantly bangs a table, spilling milk from a glass — is brilliant.
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I started dreaming of vitamin D and began to incessantly talk about all the tacos I could and would eat the minute I landed: carnitas, cochinita pibil, barbacoa, and whatever else Mexico wanted to graciously allow me to devour.
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What will citizens do about a presidency that may not be criminal, but is incessantly contemptuous of ethical and legal constraints, and may be the knowing product of an attack on the nation's democracy by a hostile foreign power?
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We've learned Courtney has just filed legal docs saying Lutfi has been demanding money from her for services he says he rendered ... and he is now so pissed off he's incessantly harassing her with emails, texts and phone calls.
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In 23, a documentary called Chocolate City chronicled one aspect of this change, following a group of women as they fought—incessantly yet unsuccessfully— against the threat of being erased from their respective neighborhoods within the District's Southeast quadrant.
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Under Barack Obama, Republicans politicians incessantly stoked racist sentiment among their constituents, with presidential nominee Mitt Romney advocating for "self-deportation" of immigrants and Republican officials across the country moving to contain the non-existent threat of voter fraud.
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The base was getting shelled incessantly, the airstrip was a mess, and men ran out there to fill the holes with dirt and cover them with steel land matting while new shells made new holes farther up the strip.
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First it was roped into a role it had no business performing and no agency escaping, then it was incessantly excised and filleted and degraded down from its once formidable size, only to be ridiculed as small and ugly.
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He plays cards in his spare time (spades as opposed to hearts, which was Clinton's favorite), listens to contemporary music ("Thrift Shop," by Macklemore), reads incessantly and muses on the things he reads (especially "Sapiens," by Yuval Noah Harari).
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Despite their education, she and her family were daily subjected to reminders of their caste status, and the author found herself thinking, incessantly, about the relation between religion and caste, between caste and social status, social status and wealth.
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Since the beginning, Haney has been the definitive face of the brand and is synonymous with OV's bubbly message and "freeing fitness from performance" marketing, incessantly sharing herself #DoingThings like walking her dogs or hiking with her young daughter.
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Many Hong Kongers are people, or descendants of people, who fled the mainland to escape a regime that starved tens of millions of its citizens decades ago, then murdered students in 1989 and has since persecuted political dissidents incessantly.
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Forced to move from New York City to Dellwood, New Jersey, Lola deeply resents her (single) mother for relocating their family, which includes her twin little sisters, to suburbia, and incessantly makes her feelings known, no matter the cost.
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Angelina Pivarnick, one of the original castmates of Jersey Shore who went on to pursue a career as a Staten Island EMT, has filed a federal lawsuit against her FDNY supervisor after she claims he incessantly sexually harassed her.
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Mr. Sheeran sings about a woman who's moved on, unhappily, to an absurd cliché of a terrible boyfriend: He spends too much money on clothes, has a tribal tattoo, works out incessantly and is a fan of anal bleaching.
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You can feel it everywhere these days, especially after this most bruising of elections that has brought out the very worst in all of us, making everyone feel on edge at all times, ready to argue incessantly about everything.
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Checking your partner's dating profile incessantly might not be the healthiest way to find out if you are both on the same page, so if you are in any doubt, having an open and honest conversation might be the way forward.
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Apparently, Washington learned his lesson after running for Virginia's House of Burgesses in 1755 and taking the high road; he complained at the time that the local populace was "incessantly drunk" and refused to use the tavern as a campaign stop.
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But it's reckless and dangerous to approach accepted medical science as one approaches faith—as if incessantly proselytizing about the grave dangers of abortion makes it true, or as though it's ever morally justifiable to deny care to women in need.
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But it could only work once, because you can only wink and nudge as often as that movie did—incessantly, compulsively, like a happy eager dog wagging its tail—so many times before the joke starts to try our patience.
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" During a discussion about the lost art of conversation because of cellphones, she took her incessantly ringing land line off the hook, letting the receiver dangle at her stockinged feet, and leaned in, saying: "I think I can tell this.
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When Joseph McCarthy was incessantly attacking people as communists in the early 21920s, Edward R. Murrow broadcast a stunning episode of "See It Now" where he showed vividly how the senator fabricated accusations about fellow Americans and constantly contradicted himself.
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Last night, at the Met Gala, while Twitter retweeted the musicians and actors dressed like the pope, and everyone learned Elon Musk was dating Grimes and soon started incessantly writing about it, two VICE street photographers stood outside the red carpet.
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When he did get the room to stand and cheer, he strangely stepped back from the podium, looked left (ironically) at the GOP side of the room and shifted into bobblehead mode, nodding incessantly at the approval being showered on him.
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For decades, she had a New York show every two years, and while that rate has slowed, she still produces new pieces incessantly, working in metal, clay, lithography, ink on paper, gold leaf, cast aluminum and a slew of other forms.
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Football grounds turn into swamps that could house colonies of crocodiles, and roads become reminiscent of those marble water features found in lobbies of cheap hotels, their soul-destroying rivulets incessantly pouring across the surface, making them very skiddy indeed.
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In a new promo for Saturday Night Live starring guest host John Mulaney, Davidson — who recently took a swipe at SNL for mocking him incessantly — admitted that his occasionally controversial persona is just a way to keep us all entertained.
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Apart from monthly cleaning, he barely even needs to visit them: He controls and monitors everything, from their temperatures and fan speeds to the amount of money they're producing, from an app on his cell phone that he studies incessantly.
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The details in these notifications are fairly vague -- "Ashley from Tampa, Florida, just bought size small distressed boyfriend jeans" -- and flash constantly to make it seem as though the purchases are occurring incessantly while you, the shopper, are merely browsing.
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Thankfully, the internet is now making up for lost time by tweeting it incessantly — by itself, set to music, alongside commentary about how they actually remember the movie Meet Joe Black (1998) and don't understand why other people don't remember it.
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J.P. GARTH BROOKS: 'THE ANTHOLOGY, PART 1: THE FIRST FIVE YEARS' Pearl; five CDs, 240-page book, $39.95 There is something cynical about the way the music business incessantly repackages its history to squeeze new money out of old sounds.
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This is exactly the experience of Unorthodox: We adopt different positions, depending on where and across what we stand, which is synonymous with the modern Jewish experience of putting oneself in the position of the other, inescapably and incessantly, throughout time.
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He's recounting an altercation where he and his sibling were pulling out of their driveway and Brian was talking incessantly, overriding whatever point his 17-year-old brother was trying to make, so Michael started punching him over and over.
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Also known as "sealioning," due to a 2014 webcomic about the archetype, this debater hides behind the pretense of civility to incessantly "Just Ask Questions" until his quarry is provoked into snapping at the annoyance, at which point the JAQer presumably ejaculates.
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" These inmates argued that allowing trans women in women's prisons "creates a situation that incessantly violates the privacy of female inmates; endangers the physical and mental health of the female plaintiffs and others, including prison staff; [and] increases the potential for rape.
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We're still a week away from Super Bowl LI. The Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots are busy plotting how to win the National Football League championship, and the sports pundits are incessantly analyzing and predicting which team will hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
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Julianne Hough is one glowing gal — and it's not just because she has a six-pack that she shows off incessantly in her new athleisure line and a six-carat diamond engagement ring from hockey player Brooks Laich that can seriously blind you.
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A bunch of out of-the-box names are getting buzz in elite Democratic circles for their quiet maneuvering to be part of the 2020 conversation: Joe Biden: In private, he talks incessantly about what he'd be doing if he had the Oval.
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President Donald Trump went on national television, walked out of a meeting with key Congressional leaders, and incessantly tweeted, all to insist he wouldn't reopen the government until he received $800 billion in funding for a "physical barrier" at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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President Donald Trump went on national television, walked out of a meeting with key Congressional leaders, and incessantly tweeted, all to insist he wouldn't reopen the government until he received $5.7 billion in funding for a "physical barrier" at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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One woman, who was there to retrieve her car that had been towed, complained to cops she was afraid of Charles because he was aggressively pursuing her ... sending flowers and money to her home, calling her incessantly and showing up at her doorstep.
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To read that she "worried incessantly that I was a huge burden to everyone and yet depended on their support," or that her biggest fear is that her son and daughter will never have a happy childhood, is startling in its honesty.
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The offspring of a plow horse and a moody equine heiress to a sugar fortune, BoJack is raised primarily by network television, which he watches incessantly, even as his mother lectures him about how life is nothing but a pile of road apples.
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We spend some time in the room to help them fall asleep (read: rubbing one child's head while incessantly telling others it is not a time to play and their friends are trying to sleep) and then head out for our planning time.
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But as a candidate, Mr. Scott, who is not known for his charisma, did more than just open his checkbook: He campaigned incessantly and stayed relentlessly on message, casting Mr. Nelson as a do-nothing has-been who had to be retired.
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Trump is trying to display leadership in a moment that echoes the deadly 2012 raid on a U.S. diplomatic facility in Benghazi, an event with which Trump incessantly lambasted his 2016 opponent, Hillary Clinton, who was secretary of State at the time.
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The long ride from the country's south to Jerusalem with an incessantly joke-telling army driver takes young Dovaleh into a world where humor is the sturdiest form of armor although, in the end, it protects him from nothing and no one.
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In those heady days, I remember having one address named after each of my three favourite ice cream flavors (please do not even bother to ask) and checking them all incessantly for messages from the friends I'd just spent seven hours with in school.
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The 2017 post-inauguration Women's March was praised for the lack of confrontation incessantly, before a few people pointed out the demographic difference between their march and a Black Lives Matter march, and how that might have something to do with the lack of violence.
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From the Eye of Sauron to pretty much every single high-rise building constructed by totalitarian regimes, towers — in both fiction and in life — are central sites of power that are intended to transform cityscapes and incessantly remind people about the context of their surroundings.
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CNN's Jim Acosta whines incessantly about not being called upon or being booted from an Oval Office presser after shouting racially-provocative questions at the president, but he's still plying his trade and making a nuisance of himself in the White House briefing room.
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"The deaths of Willie, Josephat and Joseph are an intolerable outrage and should serve as an abrupt wake-up call to the blatant injustices committed daily and incessantly against the poor and vulnerable around the world," said Gary Haugen, chief executive of International Justice Mission.
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The TAV, which has been repeatedly held up by protests and bottlenecks since it was first planned some 30 years ago, is among a raft of issues that have divided the League and 5-Star in recent months, as the two parties have squabbled incessantly.
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I have your landlord's number inexplicably and I'm not afraid to text him about this, incessantly, exaggerating the agony of hearing mild noise thru the floor more and more every time, until he has no real option but to evict you and keep your deposit.
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When Travis Scott began performing on an animatronic bird, urging the crowd incessantly to "protect Lil B at all costs," and Lil Wayne veered into "A Milli," vitality crested like a wave, flooding into a pandemonium that had everyone yearning for one last song.
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With all this in mind – and given my natural predisposition to talk loudly and incessantly about menstruation – I decided to spend my last period freebleeding while exercising to see how it feels to live and function like a normal human being when you're bleeding everywhere.
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That is unless you were one of those kids who incessantly called hotlines and radio stations to win meet and greets, or you skipped school to camp outside hotels, screaming your guts out whenever you saw a blacked out car emerge from a nearby backstreet.
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PORTO VELHO, Brazil, Sept 2 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Maria Augusta Almeida, 45, heard her grandson cough incessantly, she knew what was to blame: the fires raging in the Amazon forest, some of them more than 200 miles (322 km) away from Porto Velho.
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We are officially a week away from Christmas Eve, which means those who celebrate the holiday have one week left to finish their gift shopping, and those who don't celebrate the holiday have one week left to hear Christmas carols played incessantly everywhere they go.
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When his mother visited him in late December, her first trip to jail since suffering a heart attack on the trial's opening day, he asked not about her health, but incessantly about why she had not purchased the pants he wanted to wear to court.
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" Drawn to punk's do-it-yourself spirit, she and a rapidly rotating set of band members soon found an audience for their gloriously primitive racket, touring incessantly but soon souring on a scene that was largely "privileged white kids taking advantage of this idealism.
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" Readers of Lubow's biography may feel not just the heft of the thing, over seven hundred pages and twice as long as Bosworth's, but a nagging suspicion that it dreams of being a novel: "Insistently, incessantly, the notes throbbed in doleful cadence on the clarinet.
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Right after a series of anti-abortion videos made the baseless claims that Planned Parenthood is staffed by "butchers" who "sell baby parts" — claims that were then repeated incessantly by Republican officials and lawmakers — violent threats against abortion providers skyrocketed, and the FBI took notice.
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Bungie has our money, and now it wants to make sure the largest contingent of players stick around for future expansions and convince their friends to join in, instead of catering to only the hardest of hardcore who bought in day one and have playing incessantly since.
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Except, you couldn't do that if you were neighbours with Sonia Bryce from Walsall, near Birmingham, because she was recently jailed for eight weeks for incessantly blasting Ed's biggest recent hit "Shape of You" for half an hour, so loudly that the police had to be called.
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And given that as recently as February, Mueller's team was investigating a time period last summer when Trump was attempting to force Sessions out of his job — including tweeting incessantly about the attorney general's purported failings — firing Sessions now would make allegations of obstruction easier to support.
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After having slashed $1.7 billion in costs following the 2015 merger of Kraft and Heinz, it now finds itself with the same challenge as many of its food-giant peers: how to get consumers to buy more of its products when small upstarts incessantly eat into sales.
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As the number of cases and deaths grew exponentially at home and abroad -- Italy has gone from three cases three weeks ago to more than 12,000 now -- Trump incessantly tweeted and repeatedly declared that the seasonal flu kills thousands, and we don't make such a fuss.
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Ms. Trump's self-professed commitment to corporate gender parity (about as milquetoast as feminism gets, but in Trump's America, radicalism is relative) was trotted out incessantly during the campaign, especially as an antidote to her father's self-professed commitment to nonconsensually sticking his hands on women's genitals.
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Abai, who is 35 and asked that his middle name be used to protect his privacy, had been released from federal prison six weeks earlier, and was trying hard not to return to heroin and other drugs that he had used incessantly before his 18-month sentence.
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Jonathan Fredrickson and Julie Shanahan glower and bicker incessantly on a chaise longue; Breanna O'Mara giggles and apologizes; Oleg Stepanov dances, entranced, to a jukebox tune; Julian Stierle keeps reappearing, a Banquo phantom at windows with one finger in the air, testing the winds of change.
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Where Destiny incessantly tells you how special your character is, but only offers you (and all your friends) brief tastes of these kinds of powers, Control gives you increasingly unlimited access to superpowers and makes your character as magical and miraculous as anything she's tasked with fighting.
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My family has been incessantly harassed since his arrest; 17 members of my family are barred from travel, including children; our house and my personal library were searched without warrant; my uncle was arrested after tweeting about the incident; and my assets have been frozen without justification.
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Inspired by his idol Cuauhtémoc Blanco — another diminutive but outrageously skillful player and the star of his favorite team, Club América — Corona was always making a nuisance of himself by incessantly kicking his ball around the house, in the street, or wherever else he found himself.
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It's about how parents fail their kids in the small ways and also the big ones — how they endure not only the judgment of their spawn and partners, but also the scathing voices inside their own heads that incessantly whisper about how they are fucking it all up.
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" The complaint adds that housing transgender women — who it calls "men" — along with the general female population "creates a situation that incessantly violates the privacy of female inmates; endangers the physical and mental health of the female Plaintiffs and others, including prison staff; [and] increases the potential for rape.
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Though the actress has yet to prove her movie star potential, she definitely won on audience appeal, in no little part thanks to the incessantly quirky attire that costume designer Jill Taylor has dressed her in; Louisa's bedazzled Cinderella shoes are louder than the entire rest of the cast.
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The Find X's settings menu will forever have a big banner at the top telling you to sign in to your Oppo ID. Your contacts list will insistently advise you to sync them with Oppo Cloud Sync, which is a thing the gallery app will also suggest incessantly.
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They are models of a better American future, one in which men are allowed to do simple work, argue incessantly about things like "brother codes" and the towing capacity of trucks, debate the relative qualities of Quentin Tarantino movies, and otherwise leave complicated tasks to their betters, women.
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You may recall, as I do, countless hours in third grade poring over multiplication tables or, in ninth grade, endlessly conjugating French (or Spanish) verbs, or in 11th grade, incessantly reciting Macbeth's "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow" soliloquy in the attempt to firmly place them in long-term memory.
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In theory, the novel "centers on the confluence of art, brand strategy, and entrepreneurship," but the most memorable excerpts are the character incessantly referred to as "Founder Daniel," or the parts where she has lesbian sex with someone from the marketing department on the roof of an office building.
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He works incessantly with assistant coach Steve Hetzel on all different kinds of tricky finishes: runners, floaters, bankers, reverses, even Isaiah Thomas–style fadeaway layups, all of which he may break out at any given time depending on how his own defender and the help man are positioned.
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Jut remember, what happens in the windmill stays in the windmill — unless, of course, you're the star of a very popular national reality television show, in which case, what happens in the windmill will be talked about incessantly over the course of not just one but two seasons.
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Here he is looking pensive: Here he is looking amused: Here he is scratching his sculpted beard: And here's *what I believe* was the exact moment he noticed me incessantly taking pictures of him: Suddenly, before I knew what was happening, the press conference was being wrapped up.
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" In a March 2001 editorial in The Dartmouth Review, Menashi accused the group of hypocrisy for not speaking out on crimes committed by gay men, only crimes committed against them, adding that the group had "incessantly exploited the slaying of Matthew Shepard for both financial and political benefit.
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As social media surely reminded you incessantly for the past three days, the first long weekend of summer is all about backyard BBQ hangouts, soaking up some sun and chilling water-adjacent with a handful of your closest pals (inflatable pool toys included) while showing off your new two-piece.
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I always enjoy New Yorker articles about artists and intellectuals, but I couldn't help thinking about what it would be like to live with someone like Cooper—or, in the case of his daughters, to not live with him, as he travelled incessantly in the singular pursuit of his art.
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If you want to keep your clothes in good condition, though, there's really nothing you can do — you just have to suck it up, put down those extra dollars, carve out some extra time to head to the laundromat, or incessantly google how long your clothes can last without a wash.
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To be trapped in the boarding area of a smallish airport in the upper Midwest is, as often as not, to be subjected to that bestial din of fricatives, gutturals, plosives and shrieks of hysterical alarm that constitutes political discussion on Fox News, pouring incessantly from those obnoxious pendulous ceiling televisions.
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" Sometimes he testifies to the raw passage of time, in the empty extensiveness of space, as if observing a battlefield: "Let what I am, then, be, in some place and in every time, / an established and assured and ardent witness, / carefully destroying himself and preserving himself incessantly, / clearly insistent upon his original duty.
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From Noah, the preacher's son who incessantly recites Morgan Freeman's voice-over from "March of the Penguins," to Lorraine, the tattooed, foul-mouthed bottom painter, Lynch's profound familiarity with this world endows his narrator with an appealingly blasé expertise in all things nautical but also a tender side for those who lack it.
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They inhabit a world in which a character played by actress and singer Martine McCutcheon is incessantly described derogatorily -- and inaccurately -- as fat ("Love Actually"), schoolboys are advised to hunt girls they fancy through airports, breaking the law in the process ("Love Actually") and bosses instruct subordinates to proposition each other ("Love Actually").
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But he did employ a new, somewhat tortured analogy in a series tweets Thursday -- and it is no great leap to overlay his tweet onto the infamous "Get off my lawn!" scene (incessantly memefied on the internet) from Clint Eastwood's 2008 movie Gran Torino, which is about a gang terrorizing a neighborhood.
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I had insisted he move out of the $250-a-month room he'd been renting in a rundown house where a childlike bearded woman from upstairs would knock on his door after midnight wearing a negligee, and a man in the room below smoked incessantly despite being hooked to an oxygen tank.
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Electrocardiographs, infusion pumps, and ventilators hum and beep incessantly, punctuated every few minutes by a ringing phone, followed by a nurse's voice repeating the cryptic snippets of information relayed by emergency services— GSW face, arrest in the field, blood levels at thirty-nine —as colleagues take notes and ready the next bay.
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Light in weight but heavy in coverage, dewy yet compatible with my incessantly oily T-zone, and housed inside a bottle that will look chic on my dresser but not smash or spill in my bag... Thankfully, this season brings a host of new launches that just might put an end to such compromises.
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They're joined by Christian's friends Josh—whose thesis is about Scandinavian mid-summer festivals, pagan celebrations of the summer solstice believed to date back to the Stone Age—and Mark, an incessantly vaping dirtbag who seems to be along on the trip mostly as an avatar for the hedonistic insensitivity of Americans on vacation abroad.
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It's hard to imagine that anyone except the most incessantly hovering, pathologically neurotic and culturally oblivious helicopter parent hasn't clued in to the near-constant barrage of advice not to treat children like delicate butterflies who must be shielded from all forms of predation (nonorganic food, unsupervised play, mediocre grades, the feeling of sadness).
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There are two approaches to improving yourself: Self-improvement junkies feel like they need to jump on every new seminar, read all the latest books, listen to all the podcasts, lift all the weight, hire all the life coaches, open all their chakras, and talk about all their childhood traumas — both real and imagined — incessantly.
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Which is why are two factions of the board of Uber — which will meet tomorrow to try to pick a CEO by Labor Day — still incessantly leaking about and wrangling over the possibility of Whitman, with one side trying to thwart her unlikely return and the other hoping there is some scenario possible in which she would come back?
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The President's son and namesake, in a sensational revelation that significantly escalated the drama over alleged Russian election meddling incessantly battering the White House, may have provided the flames by releasing an email chain that detailed his expectations of getting Kremlin dirt on Hillary Clinton in a meeting he had with a Russian lawyer last year.
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Lord Adonis, a former Labour education minister and one of the architects of the fees system, now tweets incessantly against what he calls the "cartel" of English universities, which he accuses of failing to justify the high fees (of £9,250 a year) that they are allowed to charge, and wasting the cash on extravagant salaries for bureaucrats.
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It appears that it's the toxic lying, bullying and unpresidential behaviors that Trump exhibits most in his rallies and tweets — which we in the media so incessantly cover — that is turning off the very moderate, best-educated Republicans and suburban women that Trump will need to hold the G.O.P. majority in the House, let alone get re-elected.
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But they have a collective ability to draw our attention to the void behind the broken windows, not only the unilluminated void where windows were broken but also the inhumane void that possessed the murderer's soul, the mournful void that overtook the survivors and the abysmal void beneath our way of life, from which a bewildering violence erupts incessantly.
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And I knew a guy who would bring his 3-year-old daughter to my restaurant all the time — dressed exclusively in black punk-rock-band T-shirts and black leggings — and incessantly advertise his suffocating pride at the fact that she "loved" the monkfish liver at Prune and the sea urchin at, as I recall, Le Bernardin.
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Over the August recess, the president accused Jews who vote Democrat of being "disloyal," scrapped a trip to Denmark after its leaders ridiculed a possible Greenland purchase, displayed a map apparently altered to extend the trajectory of Hurricane Dorian to include Alabama and tweeted incessantly to defend a dubious claim that Alabama faced a significant threat from the storm.
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Its focus on the claimed global and military insignificance of the UK was the only thing that stood out among the predictable comments about the inevitable victory of IS — a claim incessantly made by the group despite (or perhaps because of) the long and growing list of military defeats it has suffered over the past year.
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What you may not know is that Mr. Rubio's tax cuts would be almost twice as big as George W. Bush's as a percentage of gross domestic product — despite the fact that federal debt is much higher than it was 15 years ago, and Republicans have spent the Obama years warning incessantly that budget deficits will destroy America, any day now.
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From the very moment that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE won the 85033 election, the media has been chattering incessantly about a major recession that is supposedly just around the corner.
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"He's been bashing the media incessantly throughout the campaign, but it is the New York Times, the New York Post, the papers that he's woken up and read every single day of his life that are going to be the most powerful in this next new world," Glover said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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This is what those who are suspicious of Muslims cannot grasp: that the definition of racism is an inability to discriminate between the old man with the skullcap and beard before you and the suicide-bomber you saw on TV. And yet people with millions of online followers have been incessantly preaching that Islamophobia is not the problem; Islam is.
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How many of you think the Boy Scouts have been yearning for the day when the president would come to their big event, tell the teens that their federal government is a "sewer," recount a long and incoherent story about a real estate developer who went off to make whoopee on his yacht, and brag incessantly about having won the election?
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Written and directed by 31-year-old indie filmmaker Trey Edward Shults, Waves (in theaters now) revolves around an affluent Black family in Florida, whose patriarch Ronald (played by Sterling K. Brown) intensely and incessantly pressures his athlete son Tyler (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) to excel at wrestling to secure a collegiate future, and he accepts nothing but the best out of him.
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Having no natural math or science ability meant I was always in tutoring rooms and counselor meetings; I was perpetually at office hours, and by day two of any class, the TAs knew me not because I had been on TV, but because I was incessantly asking for them to explain and re-explain things even the less competent among us had already absorbed.
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He lies like a middle school boy telling his friends he's totally kissed a girl before, it just happened at summer camp, or a gassy man in a crowded elevator doing his darnedest to pin the stench on the woman standing next to him, or an unfaithful husband explaining to his wife that the reason he's incessantly texting his 21-year-old intern because he's mentoring her.
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Though none of the individual techniques would seem new to audiences that frequent the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Park Avenue Armory or other redoubts of the avant-garde in New York — let alone those that saw Mr. Lepage's "Ring" cycle at the Metropolitan Opera — they are used so incessantly here, with such technical skill and in such striking combinations, as to render them newly expressive.
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It used to be that a homegrown kid like Robinson Cano—a lightly regarded prospect who miraculously developed into a superstar player just as New York's core was starting to age out of effectiveness—could at least get a season or two in the bigs before folks like YES broadcaster Michael Kay started incessantly ripping him for not running out every routine grounder like Derek Jeter.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: The three "Mrs." characters, who change makeup and wardrobe styles incessantly, are unequally balanced: Witherspoon has far more dialogue and screen time than the others and before long becomes annoyingly overbearing; Winfrey kind of floats through much of it making banal pronouncements, such as, "If we do not act soon, darkness will fall across the universe"; and Kaling has unfairly little to say or do.
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Social media hasn't destroyed that need for fans to get together to make their own costumes and props; to make their own recreations of things they see on shows; and to argue incessantly about the canon of the show; the trivia of the show; to find the flaws in the show; to want to know exactly how some particular favorite scene was made; what were the funny stories associated with it.
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Before the Night King blew our minds and the Wall, the show finally confirmed what we've all known for the past year — Jon Snow is the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, and, as Gilly discovered a few episodes back, he's not actually a bastard, but their legitimate son, named Aegon Targaryen (which is why the show has been namedropping his ancestor, Aegon the Conqueror, so incessantly all season long).
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Thus, in Bloomberg World -- a vast interconnected matrix of loyalists who work at Bloomberg LP, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Bloomberg Associates, or any other number of affiliated entities -- there is a strong and resounding interest in making sure Mike Bloomberg stays relevant -- and there is no better a formula for the ex-mayor staying front-and-center in the national discourse than for the media to be incessantly speculating about his presidential aspirations.
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My earliest childhood memories are musical, like playing worn-out John Coltrane records with my mother and Alan on a delicate wooden turntable; listening to Alan practice his saxophone for several hours each day, ingraining in my head melodies that would later become songs of his; and banging on pots and pans incessantly until Alan bought me a beat-up but real orange-and-silver-splotched Ludwig drum set when I was 2½ years old.
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I spend my days chain-smoking (the world's going to end before I grow old enough to face the consequences, I rationalize); incessantly posting ultra-filtered selfies (my content is a form of art, I assure myself); and forgetting to eat until I can no longer ignore my stomach crying out for nourishment, at which point I open yet another app and order fast food (eating McDonald's allows me to tap into the spirit of Real America all the way from Brooklyn, I justify).
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At the Berliner Ensemble, the storied theater in the German capital that Mr. Reese has led since last season, the young actor Nico Holonics disappears into the role of Oskar Matzerath, the novel's main character and one of 20th-century literature's most memorable narrators: a 4-year old who decides to stop growing when the Nazis come to power and who spends the Third Reich banging incessantly on his toy drum and terrorizing the adults trying to curtail his percussive pastime with earsplitting and glass-shattering shrieks.
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