"They insinuated he was homeless," Fontenot told Good Morning America.
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At a press conference, Trump himself insinuated Jackson may withdraw.
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Legere insinuated that Claure was upset because he got scooped.
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She was merciless to a lie, spoken, acted or insinuated.
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But Grande has insinuated the relationship wasn't all that healthy.
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At the time, Newsweek insinuated I was off my rocker.
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He insinuated that he killed foreign nationals on American soil.
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Connolly says Hui even insinuated he was in harm's way.
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Eichenwald's story insinuated WikiLeaks was a tool of the Russian government.
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The real terror is therefore what is insinuated, but never shown.
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Bezos insinuated Saudi Arabia might be the source of the leak.
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Insinuated TV heads and critics should be investigated for unknown reasons.
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"The Manager 'idiot' insinuated I planted [the nail] there," she wrote.
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Mr. López Obrador has insinuated that he won't maintain this policy.
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Or, at least, that's what he insinuated to Women's Wear Daily.
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Something Lisa Su insinuated when asked about Nvidia's adoption of Adaptive Sync.
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Flair insinuated that his hospitalization was a culmination of years of drinking.
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Both insinuated that the political consultants on the opposite side were shady.
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After all, she all but insinuated he'd taken advantage of her sexually.
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Insinuated Joe Scarborough was involved in the death of a former intern.
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Early on, Senate Democrats insinuated that the delay was political in nature.
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Panthers game in 2015 ... and insinuated the slurs came from Josh Norman.
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On Monday, he insinuated that "rogue killers" were behind the journalist's disappearance.
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Moran insinuated that she should be arrested for reporting a fake crime.
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Kanye insinuated there might be evidence Abraham Lincoln might have been black.
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Trump insinuated his opponent was in the pocket of her financial backers?
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That means, per Comey, Trump insinuated the FBI should stop looking into Flynn.
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Dr Sarkar alleges that certain commenters insinuated he was guilty of scientific fraud.
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More importantly, though, the Complex interview insinuated that Richie fraternized with the Jenners.
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He insinuated what the recipe was so I went home and tried it.
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What if my client had insinuated or outright accused her boss of negligence?
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Never before had any woman insinuated herself between the painter and her son.
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Second, he insinuated using the DPA would somehow turn the American economy socialist.
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He has repeatedly insinuated that Ted Cruz's father was involved in JFK's assassination.
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He also insinuated that the arrested man had tried to hide the gun.
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He has insinuated without evidence in some appearances that the mayor uses marijuana.
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He has insinuated that whoever disagrees with him must be a criminal, too.
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He has insinuated that any number of Democrats -- Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, California Rep.
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He had already insinuated himself into public conflicts in order to gain followers.
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Chinese officials also insinuated U.S. companies should lobby to change U.S. policies. Non-U.
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They never came at me or insinuated that they were going to bite me.
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During her opening monologue on Saturday, Fox News host Jeanine Pirro insinuated that Rep.
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Lenny told Howard Mickey owed him $30k, and strongly insinuated it was for coke.
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Alexander S. Vindman was hailed by Democrats, while Republicans insinuated that he was disloyal.
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The Getaway In recent months, Google has further insinuated itself into the travel world.
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He (baselessly) insinuated that President Barack Obama had something to do with the attack.
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He (baselessly) insinuated that President Barack Obama had something to do with the attack.
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Lake insinuated in a follow-up email that she think there's room for both models.
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Republicans under Trump, meanwhile, have insinuated that crime is actually on the rise under Obama.
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In her memoirs published in 1742, Sarah insinuated that the Queen and Abigail were intimate.
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Kimmel bought none of Chopra's excuses and insinuated there's something going on between the two.
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The US has strongly insinuated that Iran is to blame, a charge Tehran adamantly denies.
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Barbara insinuated the only reason Jenelle was hugging her daughter, Ensley, was for the cameras.
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He also insinuated that Levy used his power as D.A. to interfere with the investigation.
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Barton insinuated that the arrangement had been cleared by an ethics official, which Pruitt confirmed.
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Yamaguchi insinuated her management company did nothing to deal with those involved in her ordeal.
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And he insinuated that Ivanka Trump had something to do with his invitation getting rescinded.
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East Bay co-chair insinuated to a member of color organizing the clinic that it
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Were Opposition Bloc a party of mobsters, as my clients seven years earlier had insinuated?
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Until recently, the Mexican government had only insinuated that security cooperation was on the table.
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In the real world, it's a serious puzzle, he insinuated, that needs to be solved.
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Trump has insinuated without proof that there are criminals or even terrorists in the group.
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It's also unclear where Trump came across the term "grabbers," which he insinuated was commonly used.
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The story combined what was leaked with other information and then insinuated about sources and methods.
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Whereas this twist is only insinuated in the movie, it's overly stated in William Giraldi's novel.
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OK, we may have insinuated that Black Friday has come to an end, once or twice.
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This past year, he has repeatedly insinuated that Ted Cruz's father was involved in JFK's assassination.
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This past year, Trump has repeatedly insinuated that Ted Cruz's father was involved in JFK's assassination.
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The story insinuated that Pruitt had made the decision under pressure from a corporate lobbying campaign.
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Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke Jr. insinuated Wednesday that student survivors of the Parkland, Fla.
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Tribe said that Trump's own words insinuated that he was guilty of obstructing the FBI's investigation.
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Some of them insinuated it would constitute a legal risk if I fainted from the heat.
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Mazie Hirono of Hawaii darkly insinuated that Ms. Barrett would apply Catholic morality to decide cases.
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Dennis insinuated Jordan was tougher than James ... and he cussed a lot to make his point.
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With their two adult children, they have insinuated themselves into the lives of their pampered counterparts.
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Context: Hezbollah has insinuated that the protests are the product of a foreign conspiracy against Shiites.
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Then Laura's ex, Gilbert Arenas, jumped into the mix and strongly insinuated Laura was said whore.
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After the incident, Cordon lawyered up and strongly insinuated McCoy had a role in the robbery.
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How much of these opinions she insinuated in her letters to Kafka we will never know.
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It would be naive to assume Lorea's death would solve the country's problems, as Pope had insinuated.
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Hillary Clinton insinuated at the first presidential debate that Trump has not paid his share in taxes.
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Senate Republicans ran a transparently partisan confirmation process and then immediately insinuated Prof Ford is being untruthful.
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" He insinuated Jussie tried to torpedo his career and block him from scoring a role on "Empire.
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The Republican governor also insinuated that some sort of cultural shift was behind an uptick in violence.
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It did the same more recently when Trump insinuated that US troops in Iraq stole government funds.
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It did the same more recently when Trump insinuated that US troops in Iraq stole government funds.
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She had previously insinuated LeSean orchestrated the attack -- though the NFL star has adamantly denied any involvement.
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He, as Trump has, publicly insinuated that Obama was a secret Muslim, and not a true American.
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It's insinuated that he is already off in Washington, D.C. leading a successful early career in politics.
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And when I got into Harvard, they insinuated that my acceptance was a result of affirmative action.
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And Mickey has insinuated himself directly into a love triangle involving both a stepmother and a daughter.
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Trump has insinuated that troops should open fire on the caravan if they get violent and throw rocks.
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" He also strongly insinuated he was going solo when he tweeted he would "sink or swim by myself.
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The mayor also insinuated that Smollett used "hate crimes legislation" as a means of promoting his own career.
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In the interview, Winfrey insinuated that Oprah's relationship with her public partner, Stedman, was something of a front.
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During the concert, Pusha insinuated that Drake (whose hometown is Toronto) was the one who organized the attack.
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In the Nixon-Kissinger years, Holbrooke insinuated himself into the Georgetown set of FDR's and JFK's former courtiers.
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And the destination, never mentioned aloud, only insinuated, was Syria, particularly the section controlled by the Islamic State.
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During Mr. Tamaki's campaign for governor in Okinawa, some on social media insinuated that he wasn't really Japanese.
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He said he assumed they involved consensual affairs because Mr. Weinstein had insinuated that he was a philanderer.
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President Donald Trump has insinuated states should treat his administration kindly in order to win more federal support.
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Nunberg said the special counsel's line of questioning "insinuated to me that [Trump] may have done something" wrong.
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Bezos himself insinuated a Saudi connection in a blog post published to Medium in 2019 about AMI kerfuffle.
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And they've insinuated that a key witness was having an affair on the eve of a marquee hearing.
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Cordon and others insinuated McCoy may have orchestrated the attack because he allegedly wanted Cordon out of the house.
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Seems she had been on Kevin's tail ... cause she insinuated she had proof he was stepping out on her.
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On The Trail: Critics are outraged after Donald Trump seemingly insinuated that gun rights supporters should stop Hillary Clinton.
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In a series of now-deleted tweets, Lululemon insinuated that Ivy Park, which launches in April, imitates its brand.
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The YouTuber who falsely insinuated Melania Trump's son was autistic is redefining chutzpah ... he's making money on his apology.
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Trump insinuated without evidence that members of former President Obama's West Wing staff were responsible for starting the probe.
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Shannen's fired back in docs ... saying it's insulting Blatt insinuated she's not that sick, because she's living her life.
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He also insinuated that "one of the presidential candidates" would be too unpredictable to trust with the waiver power.
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After the debate, Mr. Trump accused Ms. Kelly of being unfair to him, and insinuated that she was menstruating.
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A representative for the campaign also insinuated that other presidential candidates were attacking Warren for previously accepting lobbyists' donations.
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It's that Trump insinuated that McCabe was part of a broader conspiracy within the FBI to undermine his presidency.
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In other words, Trump insinuated that all Muslim Americans are one degree removed from ISIS and other Islamic extremist networks.
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This is not the first incident of confusion about a terrorist attack insinuated by a member of the Trump administration.
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"We recognise that the marketing of these products has sometimes insinuated the notion that dark skin is undesirable," it says.
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Cardi insinuated in the interview that the verse Minaj raps on "Motorsport" was different from the original one she heard.
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As for the money, our sources would not be specific, but one source insinuated it is in the 8 figures.
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At times, the critics incorrectly insinuated that she was using the phrase to refer to the genocide's millions of deaths.
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In defending their client, Rose's lawyers have focused on the victim's alleged sexual promiscuity and insinuated she's a gold digger.
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As we reported ... Kyle said there was drama and insinuated Lisa's absence might be her holding out to get paid.
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Life Is Strange insinuated Chloe and Rachel were close, but it left most of what that actually meant deeply ambiguous.
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Beyonce made it crystal clear what was strongly insinuated in her latest music video ... she's reestablished relations with her dad.
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Melas claims Freeman told her she looked ripe, and repeatedly insinuated he wished he'd been there when she got pregnant.
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The detective also insinuated that the seeming free reign children have on the internet is at least partially at fault.
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Shawn Mendes certainly insinuated he was not dating Camila Cabello, but who's you gonna believe ... him or your lyin' eyes???
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As the president took a phone call from a 225-year-old named Collman, he insinuated that Santa wasn't real.
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The president-elect insinuated that the meeting was delayed because intelligence agencies don't have enough evidence to prove Russia's involvement.
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And yet, just last month, Trump insinuated that guns-rights supporters could take action in this election by assassinating Clinton.
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At the time, Trump insinuated that Curiel was biased because of his Mexican heritage and called the judge a "hater."
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After Trump's equivocation on the white-supremacist murder in Charlottesville, Wolf insinuated that Wagner's slow response meant something dark, sinister.
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Conservative websites like InfoWars and The Gateway Pundit published articles that insinuated or outright accused Gilmore of staging the attack.
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Moscow, starting with its Popular Front strategy in the mid-22019s, has insinuated its proxies into grievance-driven domestic coalitions.
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This was insinuated in a leaked email chain among Google executives about the company's acceptance of the Project Maven contract.
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Mr. Jordan has denied knowing anything about sexual misconduct and insinuated that some of the accusers may have political motives.
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In its release, the company insinuated the denial was based on climate change politics combined with a presidential power trip.
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Whether loud and vulgar or insinuated and masked, racial bias in the state prison system is a fact of life.
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The Sun insinuated that child refugees arriving in Britain were lying about their ages and should have dental X-rays.
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The Clinton campaign's pushback hasn't worked The Clinton campaign has strongly insinuated that the messages are doctored or outright forgeries.
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As the actress left Catch Sunday night, she insinuated the group sold itself way short by such a paltry demand.
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If the mother was that much of a ho-bag slut, she insinuated, just imagine what she was teaching her daughters?
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In an interview with Forbes magazine published Tuesday, Trump insinuated that he would win in a battle of smarts with Tillerson.
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Some reports have insinuated that Uber and Lyft may be rushing to get deals done — both recently filed confidentially for IPOs.
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In November, she posted a quote from Professor Elizabeth Grosz on her Instagram page, which insinuated that trans women aren't women.
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Amber Rose insinuated that the population of South Philly isn't "traditionally attractive," and the internet is more than a little baffled.
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Since then, other countries and factions—including the US and Russia—have insinuated themselves into the conflict, committing their own atrocities.
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Next, she took on Midler, who had insinuated that we've seen all there is to see when it comes to Mrs.
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Mike Pence has insinuated that the campaign has "evidence" that the allegations are false, but has not yet released said evidence.
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The Post's sin was a headline suggesting that Mr. Trump had insinuated that President Obama was complicit in the Orlando shooting.
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Gawker writers have called me a "terrible writer" and a "terrible sexist" and insinuated that my wife wants to stab me.
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She says O'Reilly insinuated she extorted him which she says is a lie, calling the former FNC host a "serial abuser."
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Barbara insinuated the only reason Jenelle's being so motherly with her 2-year-old daughter, Ensley, is because cameras were rolling.
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But researchers never insinuated that Patient Zero was the source of the North American epidemic, and they never publicly identified him.
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No matter how many complaints she brought forth, HR insinuated that she was the common denominator in all of her complaints.
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Although he did not specify the outcomes of these requests, Mr. Rechnitz had insinuated that he was pleased with the results.
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His motivation was to better Christianity by correcting corruptions of the original Greek that had insinuated themselves into the Latin Vulgate.
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The mind is kept captive not only by laziness or circumstance, but by external enemies who have already biochemically insinuated themselves.
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"For example, in one interview, Ms. Conway insinuated that Senator Booker was 'sexist' and a 'tinny' 'motivational speaker," reads the report.
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He insinuated that the leaks could have been politically motivated to harm him because of his ownership of The Washington Post.
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Another series of images appeared to show migrants getting into trucks, and related posts insinuated that Democrats had funded the vehicles.
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As a consequence, American theater has insinuated its way into the national conversation in a way we haven't seen in years.
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I'm not sure how The Post insinuated itself into my prime digital real estate, since I don't recall inviting it there.
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Rassim brushed off her portraiture as "worthless" and insinuated in the interview that she wished she had better work to show.
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She repeatedly said she didn't want to see a repeat of the 2016 election, which she insinuated was rigged against Sanders.
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In an interview, Mr. Abed insinuated that Mr. Sadat was in the pay of foreign powers, then abruptly ended the call.
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In another tweet, he insinuated that the TV host Joe Scarborough killed an intern in 2001, when he was a congressman.
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Cordon strongly insinuated McCoy was behind the whole ordeal ... and now, she's suing the NFL superstar for damages from it all.
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On Twitter, a few people insinuated that Williams withdrew because she was afraid to lose, or that Sharapova somehow "made" her quit.
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Liu no longer plays Pokémon Go. He admitted that using PokéVision could, strictly speaking, be considered cheating—something Hanke has also insinuated.
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SNL eventually circled in on what's considered the moment when Trump lost the debate — when he insinuated that the election was rigged.
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It's insinuated she's able to pick Ford and Tench up after a car accident, but, we never actually see her do it.
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Sean Spicer even insinuated last week that Trump meant to tweet the word "covfefe," an obvious typo sent out into the world.
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Epstein insinuated that Araoz was "very lucky to have met somebody like him" and "that he could really help me," she said.
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Banks said that del Rey's "pointy nose" had to be fixed and also insinuated that the singer should get a breast augmentation.
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Remember ... the Cowboys star backed Jerry Jones just days after the team owner insinuated he'd cut players for kneeling during the anthem.
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They have even insinuated that the Olympics comes from a private entity and that we will keep our separate representation under statehood.
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Fairfax insinuated that the allegations against him had been Northam's effort to clear his own name, an accusation Northam's team firmly denied.
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"Senate Republicans ran a transparently partisan confirmation process and then immediately insinuated Prof Ford is being untruthful," Schumer said in a tweet.
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The judge on Friday said he'd received threats to his safety and insinuated that the jury may have received threats too (Politico).
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Sung-hyun Park insinuated herself into the race by holding at least a share of the lead on the back nine Sunday.
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It's insinuated the Indominus Rex got a little hungry and ate them before clawing its way to another part of the ride.
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The communication sets were a good-faith gesture, part of what they insinuated would be a large and highly beneficial technology transfer.
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Two of the four had been involved in protests against Google, and they insinuated that they had been targeted for their activism.
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Even without the exposure afforded screen and television stars, she had already insinuated herself onto a permanent shelf in my memory bank.
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Now it's turned into an exhumation of his antics — real, alleged, rumored or merely insinuated — as a high school and college student.
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At the time, Ed said he would no longer live a lie and insinuated he contemplated suicide while he kept his secret.
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Knowing that Plagueis was Palpatine's master, it's insinuated Palpatine also found a way to keep himself alive on his quest for immortality.
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Mr. Fairfax first insinuated that Mr. Northam, with whom he has not spoken since Saturday, or the governor's allies could be responsible.
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Of course, it's no small feat for them to reach friendship level ... considering she all but insinuated he had sexually assaulted her.
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Since then, local drama king Harry Dubin insinuated during Ramona's housewarming party Tom and Missy kissed after the former got engaged to LuAnn.
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He's insinuated that it's partly why he wants mankind to become a multi-planetary species, in preparation for an AI-related doomsday event.
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Gohmert insinuated that Mueller had a conflict of interest because he was longtime friends with former FBI director James Comey, whom Trump fired.
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In fact, their whole relationship is uncertain, given that a few minutes prior, another character insinuated that he and Sam had slept together.
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In her tweet, Due also insinuated that Peele might pop up at some point, asking students to send in questions for the director.
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Yesterday, Mr. Establishment himself -- Mitt Romney -- insinuated there's a "bombshell" lurking in The Donald's tax records and urged him to release his returns.
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Trump also insinuated he had tapes of his conversations with fired FBI Director James Comey -- only to eventually acknowledge no such tapes exist.
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Committee room props insinuated that the Department of Defense (DoD) needs to investigate the value of 8-inch floppy disks for critical systems.
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He was there to shout the despicable things other Republicans had merely insinuated, and rewrote the rules of the blame game they invented.
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He threatened to launch a third-party bid, and as recently as April insinuated that if elected president he'd have the chairman replaced.
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Mr. Trump lashed out about the report on Twitter, saying that The Times had falsely insinuated that Mr. McGahn had "turned" on him.
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And while I don't take issue with it, it's been insinuated by others that this aspect of myself is a beast worth taming.
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Amber Rose came to the defense of her BFF Blac Chyna and insinuated Rob Kardashian's sisters are no longer pissed about the relationship.
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By contrast, Iran has insinuated itself into Iraqi political life and the military, and now seeks to expand economically and culturally, he said.
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Bolton has expressed a degree of animus towards the White House, and has even insinuated that he has potentially damaging information about Trump.
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At the end of Wednesday's heated debate, watched by 15 million people, Le Pen insinuated that her rival might hold an offshore account.
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Nunberg earlier had told NBC News that the special counsel's line of questioning "insinuated to me that [Trump] may have done something" wrong.
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Last fall, Dewan insinuated in her explanatory memoir/advice book Gracefully You that she found out about Tatum's new relationship in the tabloids.
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But in my lifetime, my skin color and my class status have meant that no one has ever insinuated that I don't belong here.
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He insinuated the Kurds would be fine without continued US support because the US had already given them "massive" amounts of money and weapons.
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Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, has accused Bangladeshis of "destroying" Assam and has insinuated that rhinos are being killed to make space for immigrants.
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On Hot 97 Friday, Machine Gun Kelly insinuated he had slept with Halsey during a freestyle rap that threw major shade at G-Eazy.
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Kristin has strongly insinuated she wants him to retire once and for all, but would support Jay if he decided to play another season.
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In this memo, it was also insinuated that there would be "genetic testing" to determine what someone's gender is, which raises even more questions.
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Last year, Rob posted a disturbing Instagram about Kim that insinuated she was no better than the murdering, lying main character in Gone Girl.
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With each contact, called "time on target" in CIA jargon and counted in his job performance metrics, he insinuated himself into the professor's affections.
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The country's sports minister, and their decision to allow beIN Sports — which he insinuated was a propaganda instrument of Qatar — to show the games.
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Why it matters: The initial report, which Axios initially covered in this space, insinuated that ICE habitually used Facebook data to track down immigrants.
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In the last month, Mr. Trump has not publicly called any women "pigs" or insinuated that they treated him poorly because they were menstruating.
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Cecchinato deleted relevant communications with Riccardo Accardi from his phone, but investigators found WhatsApp messages on Accardi's phone that they believed insinuated a fix.
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Abortion, the most divisive social issue of the past forty years, has insinuated itself into nearly every discussion of nominees for the Supreme Court.
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As for this rich shade of red velvet, Zendaya's stylist Law Roach insinuated that it was inspired by another comic-book great: Poison Ivy.
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In hostile tweets, the President has called him a "rat" who "makes up stories," and insinuated that Cohen's family members had committed other crimes.
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On the campaign trail, when candidate Trump criticized trade agreements as undermining U.S. independence, he insinuated that he was opposed to investor-state rules.
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Publicly blaming U.S. "allies in the region," Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei insinuated that Tehran's rivals from the surrounding Gulf states were involved.
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He simply said — at long last — that Obama was born in America and then insinuated, falsely, that it was really all Hillary Clinton's fault.
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As for Pitino, he has lawyered up -- insists he's innocent -- and insinuated he's ready to sue the school for wrongful termination if need be.
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Trump met with the Mexican president last month and Clinton insinuated that Trump did not have the nerve to bring up his border wall.
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Michele Bachmann insinuated on Saturday morning that the Clinton campaign was behind leaking the decade-old audio recording of Donald Trump spewing vulgarities about women.
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This is the same week, mind you, that Peter Fonda tweeted -- insinuated that there should be pedophiles in a cage to go after Baron Trump.
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It aggressively lobbies against right to repair laws and recently pushed out an iOS update that insinuated it could brick phones repaired using unauthorized parts.
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Just last month, Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos insinuated that his company is in the process of writing its own universal laws on facial recognition software.
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They insinuated, for instance, that other parties had showered particular favours on Muslims voters—who in fact are generally worse off than their Hindu compatriots.
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Of note: Powell's comments follow remarks from St. Louis Fed president James Bullard on Monday that also insinuated the Fed was open to cutting rates.
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She declined to provide a specific timeline for reaching profitability on a cash flow and Ebitda basis, but insinuated it would likely happen this year.
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Bontchev insinuated on Twitter that the size of the threat could actually be in the thousands rather than in the dozens as he initially reported.
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Le Pen's image had been insinuated into countless Pepe memes, an extension of the creeping, unapologetic far-right ideology that Pepe had come to embody.
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You attacked my entire career and insinuated I slept my way to I don't know where, but I never attacked you not one time, Ramona.
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For decades, he continued to push his creative boundaries in the audio and visual realms, consequently he's insinuated himself throughout the history books of rock'n'roll.
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McCain ended up losing to W. in South Carolina after Bush allies insinuated that the senator's adopted daughter was not who he said she was.
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Clinton blasted him for his treatment of a beauty pageant contestant, he insinuated a dark personal attack while taking credit for not directly making it.
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Kudlow told CNN that Trudeau's statements amounted to a betrayal, and Navarro insinuated there would be "a special place in hell" for the Canadian leader.
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He objected to the way that the core developers required "consensus" on every decision, and insinuated that some of them were intentionally stymieing the discussion.
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Despite downplaying the significance of the meeting at the hotel, Torbe has insinuated that he has been involved in procuring sex workers for other footballers.
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Incriminated by his accomplice, Mr. Mills was sentenced to five years in San Quentin, where he eagerly insinuated himself into the newly organized Aryan Brotherhood.
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Therefore, Johnson insinuated, Obama hates the UK. UK's new Foreign Secretary is a man with great knowledge of international affairs, as this costume demonstrates. pic.twitter.
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Leaders of the AfD question democracy, but the party, the third-largest in Parliament, threatened legal action and insinuated that the move was politically motivated.
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When she spoke out last year, Mr. Trump denied her allegation and insinuated that Ms. Leeds was not attractive enough for that to have happened.
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Remember, DeMario was spotted with Corinne Olympios at Disnyeland a couple years ago after their 'BiP' scandal ... when she all but insinuated he'd violated her.
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He insinuated that President Andrew Jackson, who died 16 years before the war began, could have prevented the war had he served in office later.
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Trump shared a tweet attacking Cruz's wife's appearance and insinuated that Cruz's father may have been involved in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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He followed up this Cohn-like behavior with testimony in the Senate, where he insinuated that the United States government spied on the Trump campaign.
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" In the tweet, Trump attacked "low-ratings CNN" and insinuated that the news network will not hire a journalist unless they are "totally anti-Trump.
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Frankel and Morgan accused Medley of doing cocaine During the bra party battle, Frankel insinuated that Medley did cocaine – a claim Medley refuted on the reunion.
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Sanders and his top aides have insinuated that Clinton's fundraising makes her susceptible to being influenced by powerful interests that choose to donate to her campaign.
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During the event, one NASA official insinuated that a woman's physique makes it difficult to perform spacewalks, which is why more men have traditionally done spacewalks.
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He insinuated that Senator Ted Cruz's father had a hand in John F. Kennedy's assassination and that the Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia had been murdered.
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In a Reddit thread last year, he insinuated that HTC and Valve were unwilling to work with the company to implement the Oculus software development kit.
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Some news outlets have insinuated the leak was just a PR stunt to promote James' book, as it's due to be released in a few days.
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But White House counselor Kellyanne Conway famously insinuated, "we want the votes in the Senate to get this tax bill through" when asked about supporting Moore.
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That was the unpredictable thing, the way it insinuated itself into pop culture and [that] just exploded the number of people who came into the pipeline.
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She also insinuated Scott's guilty of just being creepy because she thinks, if nothing else, he thought about having sex with her before she was legal.
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He insinuated, too, that the study was counting deaths from after-effects of the storm, like spousal abuse, which he said spikes after a natural disaster.
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Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the committee, who was among those calling on him to step aside, insinuated he was colluding with the White House.
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At Recode's Code Conference this week, Musk insinuated that one tech company, Google, worried him more than any other when it came to self-learning software.
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In the government's reply last week, it insinuated that Apple has made concessions to the Chinese government related to the security of its phones and software.
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The president-elect insinuated that the meeting was delayed because intelligence agencies don't have enough evidence to prove Russia's involvement in influencing the 85033 presidential election.
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And although no Philadelphia Eagles players kneeled all season or stayed in the locker room during the playing of the National Anthem, Trump insinuated they had.
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But what currency he was actually trading in—charisma, loyalty, insight, tax schemes, or even, as he reportedly insinuated, secrets—is a matter for further inquiry.
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In his speech, O'Rielly insinuated, without evidence, that community owned and operated broadband networks would naturally result in local governments aggressively limiting American free speech rights.
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" Regarding allegations of bribery, he says ... "There is absolutely, 100% certainly not a single witness who has ever even insinuated that I spoke with them period!
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THRUSH: Now in terms of--Donald Trump said on a debate stage, and that was pretty controversial, last fall, he insinuated that there was a link.
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Mr. Heikal later insinuated that Sadat might have played a role in Nasser's death, suggesting a possible poisoning, although at other times Mr. Heikal disavowed that theory.
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The company's founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg published an embarrassing column in the Wall Street Journal that insinuated users don't trust Facebook because they don't understand it.
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Remainers foresaw immediate economic Armageddon outside the EU, while Leavers insinuated that millions of scary Muslims would move to Britain if the country stayed in the club.
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Molly McIsaac They include Molly McIsaac, who told BuzzFeed News that, in 2011, Berganza insinuated that if she slept with him he could get her a job.
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Owning her truth opened Jordan and her family up to further humiliation — Kolkata's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee insinuated Jordan had fabricated her story to malign the government.
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What's worse ... in 911 audio from the incident, the woman -- who has three children with Howard -- insinuated the NFL player had repeatedly abused her in the past.
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He has assailed the president over his rhetoric and character, and Trump in turn has insinuated that Comey engaged in corruption during his time helming the FBI.
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On The Almost Famous Podcast, the hosts, Ben Higgins and Ashley Iaconetti, insinuated that Tia Booth (former contestant and rising influencer) was boosting her Instagram likes artificially.
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When Clinton suggested she would "translate" Trump's rambling on trade deals and he insinuated she was stupid by interrupting with a snide "you can't," she remained calm.
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Gibbons also told Mashable that he'd like to clarify that he's not a bot, as people on Twitter have insinuated and harassed him about in private messages.
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At an event in Tel Aviv on Wednesday, Giuliani, an attorney for the president, insinuated that Melania didn't believe that the president had an affair with Daniels.
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Sergeant A told CNN his phone was taken and its contents copied, he claimed investigators insinuated his unit would find out about his sexuality if he refused.
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Beyoncé's surprise album, "Lemonade," and an accompanying video focus on the harm men have done to black women, insinuated that her husband, Jay Z, had an affair.
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He strongly insinuated she was regularly keeping the child away from him, but she maintained he was an absent father who rarely wanted to see the boy.
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The investigation and FCC Chairman Ajit Pai blame the inaccurate information on Bray -- whom Pai, a Republican appointee to the commission, insinuated may have had political motives.
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Buoyed in part by his wife, who insinuated that she would be more attracted to him if he had a job, Boyden dreamt up a business plan.
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" Sam strongly insinuated it's time for her fans to stand down on claims she's being exploited or held against her will, because there's "nothing to worry about.
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Clinton in February insinuated to talk show how Ellen DeGeneres that if Sanders' potential failure to "deliver the moon" would detract from efforts to rebuild public trust.
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They allege that Weber insinuated that if they complied with the "molestation," as the suit terms it, he would give them more work and boost their careers.
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Mr. Salvini insinuated that the Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, was a drunk, while the Five Star co-founder, Beppe Grillo, mused about his potential mental illness.
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Mr. Trump, in a Twitter post Sunday night, criticized the news media for its focus on both races and insinuated that reporters were overemphasizing anti-Trump sentiment.
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Bolsonaro has insinuated many times Greenwald should be in jail, though no one has shown any evidence that he's done anything but report on these text messages.
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In the case, Daniels had asserted that Cohen insinuated she was a liar in a public statement denying that she and President Donald Trump had an affair.
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Zinke made a number of off-the-cuff remarks that insinuated he did not prioritize diversity within the Interior Department, multiple senior administration sources told the network.
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In a truly Nixonian moment, President Trump insinuated that he had recorded his conversations with former FBI Director James Comey prior to firing him earlier this week.
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Repeatedly and over months, Trump and his campaign have insinuated that Curiel is hostile toward Trump and everything he represents because he's Hispanic and proud of it.
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In a recent interview on The Morning Breath, Lombard insinuated that the producers had more of a role in deciding her wardrobe in that scene than she did.
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" A few others hilariously insinuated that this series is just another one of Jim's pranks, posting comments like "Most elaborate office prank yet!" and "Dwight disliked this prank.
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You'll recall ... he said Tiffany hadn't proven herself as a touring comedian ... and insinuated that she only blew up after saying she wanted to sleep with Brad Pitt.
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The clash has been replete with accusations of misinformation campaigns and the harassment of Airbnb hosts, and some have insinuated that the restrictions were influenced by special interests.
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In the aftermath of the June massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Trump insinuated that Obama was in some way sympathetic to ISIS and other terror groups.
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But Ensing, who has over 1.4 million Instagram followers, left a message on Jenner's pic that insinuated the star took inspiration from a photo she posted last month.
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And Lasso accused government-paid "foreign mercenaries," whom he insinuated were Venezuelan, of trying to attack him with rocks, sticks, and knives after a soccer game on Tuesday.
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Several weeks ago, he insinuated that a federal judge presiding over a lawsuit against Trump University could not be impartial in the case because of his Mexican heritage.
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The University of Toronto clinical psychologist and sexologist, Cantor, also said people have baselessly insinuated that he himself is a pedophile too, purely because of his research field.
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She began her Friday with the barrage of Twitter messages, responding to Mr. Trump's own overnight fusillade, during which he insinuated that Ms. Machado had a sordid past.
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The vote capped an emotional week for Democrats, who divided along racial, religious and generational lines after Representative Ilhan Omar insinuated that backers of Israel exhibit dual loyalty.
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Every professional woman can relate to some part of Johnson's story, but the defense insinuated that putting up with sexual harassment somehow means that sexual assault is consensual.
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It was supposed to mark the end of President Joseph Kabila's nearly 18-year rule, although he recently insinuated that he was open to returning to power later.
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Notably, the Republican memo does not assert that Mr. Steele's information was the fountainhead of the broader Russia investigation as many Republicans and conservative media commentators have insinuated.
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Father Rydzyk himself has called gay people "disgusting" and "an abomination"; branded the European Union "the new Soviet Union"; and repeatedly insinuated that Poland is ruled by Jews.
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The school district also pulled a video from a high school health class last December after parents complained it insinuated female victims were to blame for sexual assaults.
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" Then in a radio interview, he called the father of McConnell's wife, Elaine Chao, "a wealthy Chinaperson" and insinuated that the Republican leader was therefore "soft on China.
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The ex-burrito roller who trolled Jason Aldean did more than accuse him of being cheap -- he called the country star a "bitch" and insinuated he was racist.
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In her defense of Trump's remarks on Monday, Conway insinuated that the president can make such a claim without any proof and then call on Congress to investigate.
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Of course, both Trump and Flynn have insinuated over prior months that one would only request immunity if one had committed a crime, so that's not the best look.
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When her husband posted bail, she became furious when he seems to insinuated that her constant "want" -- a theme of this season, perhaps -- pushed him to make extreme choices.
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In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, actor Jeffrey Tambor insinuated that the circumstances surrounding his February firing are suspect, and possibly even the result of a conspiracy.
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Cordon is the same woman who was pistol whipped during a robbery at McCoy's Georgia home back in July -- an incident she has strongly insinuated was orchestrated by LeSean.
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He is displaying painting and sculpture to be sure, but he has also insinuated several of his performing ready-mades into the building, and they have never looked better.
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A friend once insinuated that it must be fun getting to spend other people's money, but that couldn't be farther from how I (or most wedding planners) do business.
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Members of the public insinuated the first lady was aligning herself with Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump's opponent in the 2016 presidential race, since Clinton also appeared in white pantsuits.
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Democrats insinuated that Mr. Trump nominated Judge Kavanaugh because he believed the judge would protect him from the investigation being conducted by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel.
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Now, centuries later, using video, Kjartansson has slyly insinuated Iceland into the history of painting; he's made 21st-century, new media, Icelandic versions that evoke famous art historical genres.
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Lydia, a hungry and capricious schemer, decided she must have him and insinuated herself into his life, babysitting for his son and setting up Christine with Alex's friend Zachary.
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As we previously reported, Cordon has lawyered up and strongly insinuated McCoy sent the assailant to her home to recover jewelry the NFL star had previously gifted to her.
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Or the appalling falsehood, aggressively insinuated by Fox's Sean Hannity, that Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich was the victim of a political assassination in the summer of 2016.
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Last Friday, while speaking to reporters about the Thousand Oaks shooter, President Trump insinuated that the gunman's actions may have been a result of military-related mental-health issues.
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The employee in the West Des Moines complaint department said employees were worried about their own health, and managers had insinuated that concerns related to the pandemic were overblown.
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As Vox's Aaron Rupar has explained, Trump has insinuated that governors need to stop criticizing him and to "treat [the administration] well" if they wish to receive federal help.
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" Mr. Martoma, who had proven adept at charming older mentors throughout his career, over time insinuated himself into Dr. Gilman's life in what investigators described as an "intellectual seduction.
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In the late 1980s, almost all the people in the New York Times's real estate ads were white people, which insinuated that those neighborhoods were exclusively for white people.
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He also referred to Trump adviser, and reported mastermind of the detention camps, Stephen Miller, as "Stephen Goebbels Miller" ... and insinuated young girls in the camps are being harmed.
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Sister Simone Campbell, executive director of the Catholic social justice group Network, said Trump's comments showed a "level of candor" when he insinuated he would not love all his enemies.
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Reflecting the poisonous mood of the campaign, Mr Khan insinuated that Mr Sharif's party, the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), was somehow responsible for the bloodshed in Mastung.
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Donald himself insinuated that he holds Tiffany in less regard compared to his other children: "I'm very proud of my children," he said on a panel on Fox and Friends.
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Xi, meanwhile, spoke at a conference Monday and while he did not directly mention the U.S. by name, he insinuated that there is a major rift between the two countries.
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The $20 million Jay-Z fronted Kanye West was NOT a gift -- as Jay insinuated on his album 4:44 -- it was all part of Live Nation's deal with 'Ye.
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A source at one point said uBeam was holding talks with top retail and dining chains, and insinuated one of the world's top phone makers might build on its technology.
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For the most part, Pyongyang has insinuated that the investigation was tainted from the beginning, when South Korea was the first country to name Kim Jong Nam as the victim.
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"Take Me to the Alley" opens with a version of "Holding On" that could be Mr. Porter's own organic remix: easeful, acoustic, with a beat that's more insinuated than declared.
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Well, Bella later deleted that post, but fans screen grabbed, reposted and insinuated Bella first ignored Selena (by not following her back) ... and then deleted the post out of spite.
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The GOP presidential candidate insinuated Friday that Curiel is treating him unfairly because of negative comments Trump has made about Mexican immigrants, allegations a spokeswoman defended on CNN on Monday.
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It is insinuated that she does not paint her own pictures, that she does not finish them at least, & that an artist who is in love with her assists her.
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He has insinuated that deep-pocketed Democrats paid the migrants — which makes zero sense, because images of them are more likely to help anti-immigration Republicans than their Democratic adversaries.
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MIT itself is melting down because of Epstein, the now deceased serial rapist who insinuated himself into the Media Lab with his money and what its leaders considered his charm.
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Bloomberg has been accused of asking a female employee if she would have sex with a client and insinuated that another was only engaged because she was good in bed.
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On his radio show Friday, Jones insinuated he had been the victim of a conspiracy that involved attorneys on the opposite side of the lawsuit planting child pornography in his emails.
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But on his show Friday, Jones insinuated the discovery was part of a conspiracy to peg him as a pedophile, and singled out one of the attorneys representing Sandy Hook families.
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The women denied taking the cash and the gun -- and insinuated it could have been other people who were in the house in the days before Brown left for his trip.
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" Jordan has insinuated that the allegations from the former wrestlers are curiously timed — "right after the big hearing with Mr. Rosenstein, right when there's all this talk about the speaker's race.
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Seems Danny Amendola hated playing for Bill Belichick ... 'cause he called the Patriots coach a "principal" with a "principal's office" -- and even insinuated he didn't want to play hard for him.
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ICE agents planned and staged their enforcement at the armory and then brought immigrants there for questioning, which Free said was concerning since it insinuated that the military supported the raid.
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In an interview in Variety this week, he's quick to acknowledge the influence of black music, but insinuated the Grammys don't have the same issues with diversity as the Oscars do.
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At the Miami Herald , he insinuated himself into the Styles department and wrote a profile of Meryl Streep, insisting that the newspaper pay for the rights to an Annie Leibovitz photograph.
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At the same time, Amazon's business has insinuated itself into the fabric of modern life, bringing with it extraordinary conveniences, but easily overlooked in the crush of the day to day.
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Appearing on Don Imus's radio show in June that year, Mr. Trump complained about a "double standard" on taxes and insinuated that the Ramapoughs and other tribes were misrepresenting their ancestry.
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While what he might say is difficult to predict, he has expressed a degree of animus and even insinuated that he has potentially damaging information about Trump that is not public.
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Uma Thurman recently said she was waiting until her anger subsided to reveal what she insinuated was a sexual assault at the hands of Harvey Weinstein, and she's now opened up.
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"The cougar attacks don't bother me at all," Demi said, referring to contestants who are older than her (rude), in the confessional after one of the women insinuated she should feel bad.
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Cardi B did not get flowers from the great beyond -- as she insinuated by thanking Tom Petty for a Grammys bouquet she received -- but, TMZ has learned who REALLY did the honors.
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Other Washington watchers, like journalist Glenn Greenwald, have insinuated that the entire goal of intelligence operatives might be to advance an anti-Russia agenda, regardless of the true nature of the hacks.
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"I think they strongly insinuated that I'm a Russian spy based on no evidence whatsoever," he said, citing the hysteria around the current US investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Some have insinuated that it's in support of Art Briles—who was fired earlier this year after staying silent amidst multiple accusations of sexual assault among his players—and some have not.
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During his chat on The Shop, Drake also insinuated that West was the one who told Pusha the private information about his son — a claim which both West and Pusha have denied.
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They insinuated that Flint's elected officials were fearmongering, playing up their problems so that the nearly bankrupt city could squeeze more money out of the state legislature to repair its water system.
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Jussie Smollett got off in his criminal case simply because he's a celeb -- so says Chicago's mayor, Rahm Emanuel ... who stops short of calling this a corrupt move, but certainly insinuated it.
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Unfortunately, and somewhat astonishingly, the Alt-Right—the misleading name for a ragtag but consistently repulsive movement that hitherto has flourished only on the internet—has insinuated itself, unignorably, into American politics.
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Decades before the advent of the pill, manufacturers hawked birth control products under the vague umbrella of "feminine hygiene" and even insinuated that products with no birth control merits could prevent pregnancy.
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A bicyclist came whizzing by and a strong summer breeze insinuated under his lemon-colored slicker and lifted it skyward so that he appeared ready to fly off if he so wished.
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He rented limousines and gave tours of the landmark, and insinuated not only that this was very hush-hush government business, but that he could be bribed into accepting the winning bid.
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So it was that, after the Orlando massacre, Mr. Trump insinuated, not for the first time, that President Obama was a sort of Manchurian, or Kenyan, or in any event Muslim president.
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Trump insinuated that Sanders is staying in the race in hopes that presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton gets indicted over her use of a private email server while secretary of State.
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In a Players Tribune piece he published shortly after the USMNT failed to qualify in November, he insinuated that too many good young players get "star" treatment in the U.S. youth system.
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But his ex, Nashville trainer Brittany Farrar, shared her own photo following last night's season premiere of The Bachelorette, and insinuated that romance with Rodgers might be more trouble than it's worth.
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In a Tuesday briefing, a senior White House official insinuated that a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict is only an option — signaling a shift in long-standing U.S. policy.
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It depicted him saying "Ni-ni-ni-ni-niggers, every one of 'em," in a conversation in which he insinuated that queer men of color disproportionately ask bar staff for drink tickets.
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To Ihechi, the Ifa practice appears grotesque, where the practices of the Pentecostal church are smoothed out to appear proper — despite the bloody history of how it insinuated itself into Nigerian society.
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While Sanders previously insinuated that he would pause all deportations, his campaign manager Faiz Shakir clarified recently at a forum moderated by BuzzFeed News's Hamed Aleaziz that there would be some exceptions.
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The assassinations have caused enough worry among rebel commanders that a year ago Aleksandr Khodakovsky, leader of the Vostok battalion, insinuated a Russian role in a post on the social network LiveJournal.
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Ryan's remarks came just hours after new White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci insinuated on Twitter and in interviews that Priebus was behind leaks to the media about the Trump White House.
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When Rubio insinuated that Donald Trump had a small penis, Trump amplified and rebutted the criticism during a debate — Rubio got all the blowback for his innuendo, with none of the benefits.
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" At a September 2017 event announcing her plans, DeVos cited several examples in which she insinuated colleges bungled investigations, and she lamented "the devastating reality of campus sexual misconduct: lives have been lost.
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Deby and his aides were very assertive in their demands and even insinuated that they might link them to their decision on whether to renew diplomatic ties with Israel, the officials tell me.
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" The next day when asked to clarify his position, Trump told reporters never insinuated that troops should shoot, saying if migrants throw rocks, "they're going to be arrested, there's going to be problems.
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"Basically, I was with Nicole Kidman, and it was insinuated in the scene – it was mostly improv – that we were supposed to hook up, but the director just never yelled 'cut,'" Efron said.
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Thomas Jefferson insinuated that the first and second presidents harboured monarchical ambitions and then, when he held the office himself, concluded a deal doubling the territory of the republic without first asking Congress.
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Bill Belichick says the Patriots were well aware of the disturbing Michael Floyd DUI video before they signed him -- and insinuated they would not be dropping the WR now that it's gone public.
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He insinuated that it could have been drilled into the hull, accidentally or on purpose, either during the Soyuz's preparation phase on Earth or perhaps even by an ISS crew member in space.
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Jenner insinuated that she'd rather beat Gervais than join him when speaking Thursday at the Television Critics Association tour in Pasadena, California kicking off the promotion for season 2 of I Am Cait.
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Earlier this year former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke insinuated that the "March for Our Lives" movement against gun violence had Soros's "fingerprints all over it," suggesting he was financially supporting the movement.
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He insinuated that she had worked to schedule two during football games so viewership would be lower, and said that the National Football League had sent him a letter complaining about the timing.
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In the weeks before election day, the pair have traded scripted YouTube videos challenging the other to a debate, while their campaigns have each insinuated their rival has a drugs or drinking problem.
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Whether it's ill intent or not, they will always give you updates on your ex, telling you what he's doing, who he's with, what's being said, what's not being said, what's being insinuated.
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At her press conference on Thursday, Clinton said she's used to living under these circumstances and insinuated that she would have to win the election in spite of the media's bias against her.
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We learn that in 2001, when Lleyton Hewitt insinuated that a black linesman was making calls in favor of James Blake because of their shared race, he later apologized in the locker room.
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Even when she is bathed in public admiration, she is the target of revolting attacks — a prominent Trump supporter recently insinuated she was a male ape — and speaking out more could provoke worse.
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The Girls creator and star had released a statement earlier in the evening alongside series co-creator Jenni Konner, in which they voiced their support for Miller and insinuated that Perrineau "misreported" the rape.
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The episode, which was the basis of one of the forgery charges against him, involved more Samantha texts: in this case, they were sent to Linda, and insinuated that Thomas was cheating on her.
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During the sentencing, Mr. Morales first said that the shooting was "more so reckless than intentional," then, in an inexplicable tirade, insinuated that emergency medical technicians had mistreated Mr. Carson, leading to his death.
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Fox's Prison Break revival kicked off Tuesday night with the rather obvious reveal that Michael (Wentworth Miller) did not die from his brain tumor — nor from a fatal electrocution, as The Final Break insinuated.
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He says he posed as a willing operative and insinuated himself with members of Al Qaeda in the Balkans, secretly supplying the Central Intelligence Agency with information about plots and the people behind them.
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As early as the 1980s, he insinuated himself into the company of leaders in both parties, giving money to Ronald Reagan as readily as to Mario M. Cuomo, the liberal governor of New York.
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A group of ex-Miss Venezuela contestants, in a confused flurry of social media posts this month, insinuated that other participants had sought to enrich themselves through romantic relationships with corrupt businessmen and officials.
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" A description of Google's influence sounds indistinguishable from the mysterious infectious diseases Dr. Martin treats: "It was insinuated in every facet of people's lives, from work and driving, music, television, every form of communications.
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A New York Times story that ran over the weekend — the paper co-hosted Tuesday night's debate — detailed support for Gabbard on the far right and insinuated that Russia is actively promoting her campaign.
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GoldLink was on stage in Hamburg, Germany Wednesday night when he addressed the controversy that erupted after he insinuated Mac had used one of Goldlink's records as a "blueprint" for the "Divine Feminine" album.
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That fight kicked into high gear this fall after a Trump campaign ad misleadingly insinuated that Biden improperly pressured Ukraine to protect his son—and the Biden campaign unsuccessfully demanded that Facebook pull it.
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In his lack of preparation, he mistakenly insinuated that the checkpoints in the Berlin Wall — which up until then were guarded by soldiers with orders to shoot anyone trying to cross — were now open.
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West had written a song called "Famous"; it contained lyrics that insinuated he might have sex with Swift someday, and implied that she became famous because he interrupted her speech at the 2009 VMAs.
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The post, written by a friend of Cordon&aposs, insinuated McCoy was the one who beat Cordon and also claimed the 30-year-old running back beat his child, his dog and used illegal drugs.
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In one recent instance, a post shared on LinkedIn by senior ICE agent Leslie Derewonko and "liked" by Jerry Templet, the second-in-command of Homeland Security Investigations in San Francisco, insinuated that US Rep.
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She's been cagey about her personal history with the dead girls, first denying that she knew them while others insinuated that she used to be best friends with them as recently as a year ago.
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Those who doubted Ford and others accusing Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct didn't just argue that their cases couldn't be proved beyond a reasonable doubt — they insinuated, or stated outright, that these accusers were contemptible liars.
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" Foster's sister was not impressed, writing in an op-ed that the comments were "cruel" and accusing Trump of "cynically, crassly and recklessly insinuated that my brother, Vincent W. Foster Jr., may have been murdered.
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For the record, Dodson (an undrafted free agent out of Texas A&M) DENIES the allegations -- and insinuated to police that HE was the real victim by showing cops a red mark on his face.
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For five straight years, long after other politicians abandoned the unsavory cause, Trump falsely insinuated that Barack Obama had not been born in the United States and was thus ineligible for the office he held.
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Minaj's ex-boyfriend and former ghostwriter Safaree told TMZ that "ShETHER" is one of the most disrespectful records he's ever heard, and insinuated that Nicki couldn't dream up a suitable retort if she wanted to.
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SoulCycle has insinuated itself into its members' and instructors' lives, inspiring people to rethink how they treat their bodies; but the ethics SoulCycle espouses also have left an impression on how they lead their lives.
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He ended it — after Mr. Trump suggested Mr. Cruz's wife was unattractive and insinuated without evidence that his father was involved in the Kennedy assassination — by unburdening himself to reporters hours before quitting the race.
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Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper, speaking at the Pentagon, dismissed the letter as "a draft" that "has no value," and he insinuated that its release to the public in Iraq may have had ulterior motives.
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The terms of his bond forbade guns, but a search for documents in his condo turned up a pistol in his sock drawer; his lawyers insinuated that it had been planted, but the judge was unimpressed.
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In one message, Marin, Barstool's in-house lawyer, insinuated that the company may have been sent the video with misrepresented origins, a "rare case" that meant Barstool mistakenly thought it had the right to repost it.
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NUNBERG: Uh, the way they ask questions about anything I heard after I was fired from the campaign, to the general election, to even November 1 — it insinuated to me that he may have done something.
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Maroney's 2012 Olympics teammate Gabby Douglas was also out in NYC last night -- and says she has not spoken with McKayla since she went public with the allegations ... but insinuated that she would be reaching out.
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The petition, which has garnered more than 22,000 signatures and counting, explicitly calls for 50 Cent's removal by the Starz network because his posts insinuated that Crews was "less of a man" for being a victim.
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During his appearance on The Shop, Drake insinuated that the information about his son must have gotten to Pusha T through West, who produced "The Story of Adidon" — but he insists that it wasn't the case.
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After a tabloid report insinuated that the country legend, 87, was on her deathbed, Lynn responded with a video on her Facebook page, confirming that despite her current health complications, she is still alive and well.
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But I also don't think that his tens of millions of teen and pre-teen fans will immediately identify his antics as a nuanced criticism of the gig economy and global inequality, as he has insinuated.
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One widely circulated blind item believed to be about Weinstein suggested that he required degrading sex from the women he took under his wing; many gossip sites insinuated that there was good reason to believe it.
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Trump insinuated that Sanders is staying in the race in hopes that presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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He also insinuated that American Muslims were all but complicit in acts of domestic terrorism for failing to report attacks in advance, asserting without evidence that they had warnings of shootings like the one in Orlando.
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Comey, who was appointed FBI director by Barack Obama in 2013, had urged Justice Department officials to refute Trump's claims because it falsely insinuated the Federal Bureau of Investigation broke the law, U.S. officials have said.
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Even after President Obama released his longform birth certificate in 2011, Donald Trump repeatedly questioned its authenticity and insinuated there was a conspiracy (including murder!) to keep the truth of Obama's foreign birth from the public.
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He's called McGregor everything from a dirtbag to a bum fighter -- and insinuated that he was set up by McGregor's people to be a fall guy in order to make Conor look like a legit boxer.
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Caught in the middle was Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who worked for days to quell the internal uproar that erupted after a freshman Democrat, Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, insinuated that backers of Israel exhibit dual loyalty.
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While she was dating football player Tony Romo, Mayer insinuated himself into the lives of Simpson's family via his friendship with Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz, who was at the time married to her sister Ashlee.
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The president has long used the service as a megaphone to speak directly to the public, sometimes using threatening language, including when he insinuated last year that he might start a nuclear war against North Korea.
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The president has long used the service as a megaphone to speak directly to the public, sometimes using threatening language, including when he insinuated last year that he might start a nuclear war against North Korea.
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Arpaio was charged with defying a court order telling him to stop racially profiling Latinos, and Trump insinuated on Monday that the Obama administration was trying to sink Arpaio's reelection campaign for sheriff with the charges.
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When I read the contract I knew that we had to leave the platform, because the new terms insinuated CP's overhaul of our business and our own clients, which is a dangerous business model for studios.
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Trump said that he knows "exactly" who the Ukraine whistleblower is — and insinuated that the "Fox & Friends" hosts did as well — prompting them to attempt to steer the conversation away from the topic live on air.
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In response, Onision claimed that because this woman had numerous sexual partners before him, she was a "slut" and in a now-deleted video, insinuated that she could not be raped because of her sexual history.
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Like others in southern Europe, he may also be wary of inviting political attacks, such as when Pablo Iglesias, of the left-leaning Podemos party, insinuated during a lament about inequality that Mr Ortega was a "terrorist".
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From the establishment of National Prayer Breakfasts and an inaugural "blessing" to Congress' amendment of the Pledge of Allegiance to include the phrase "One Nation Under God," Christian libertarianism insinuated itself into the highest levels of government.
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Geoffrey Owens says he was anguished when a photo of him working the register at a Trader Joe's surfaced and people insinuated he was a loser, but he's heartened by the folks who have backed him up.
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The Prez insinuated the Clintons have their own ties to Russia that should be investigated ... then followed up with a blistering tweet about 'Crooked H' destroying phones, emails and Bill Clinton influencing the former U.S. Attorney General.
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Perhaps more damning, the Department of Justice (DOJ) insinuated that Apple had already made security concessions for the Chinese government, violating the exact principle the tech giant is defending in its defiance of the FBI court order.
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Then there were the two tweets Trump Jr. liked that insinuated that David Hogg, a prominent gun control voice in the wake of the mass shooting at his Florida high school, was some sort of FBI plant.
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The regime has been shored up by an array of mostly Shi'ite foreign militias, while Sunni jihadists from many nations have insinuated themselves among the hundreds of merging and splintering factions that make up the armed opposition.
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Mr. Trump was suddenly the one leaving attacks undelivered: He insinuated that he had planned "to say something extremely rough to Hillary, to her family" — most likely an allusion to Bill Clinton's history of infidelity — before reconsidering.
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As they were waiting for the investigative files, Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee insinuated that previous F.B.I. background checks of Judge Kavanaugh had, in fact, turned up evidence of either inappropriate sexual behavior or alcohol abuse.
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Since Hodgkinson and one other shooter in the past both expressed support for the Southern Poverty Law Center, a group that monitors right-wing hate, the Washington Examiner insinuated that supporting the SPLC was evidence of radicalization.
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That is where the show's central character, Ben (Sean Teale), came from, although when we meet him he has insinuated himself into the Green Zone and is climbing the corporate ladder at one of the megacompanies, Spiga.
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The post baselessly insinuated that CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm that worked with the Democratic National Committee and had been contracted to investigate a hack of its servers, fabricated a forensics report to frame Russia for election interference.
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During the conversation he insinuated he would have a threesome with his wife and Tappen, sleep with Sharp and he commented on both of his coworker's looks, saying Sharp was "beautiful" and Tappen was a "bombshell" blonde.
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No surprise ... he didn't talk much about the charges on the way out, but he sure insinuated the case against him won't stick, claiming he did right and that's why he was just released on his own recognizance.
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During our back and forth on Twitter DM, Dotcom sent me a message saying that he knew I wasn't going to write a balanced piece, and insinuated that he simply knows because of his close ties to Wikileaks.
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This is generally the story Stormy told on "60 Minutes" ... that a guy came up to her in a Vegas parking lot, told her to leave Trump alone and he insinuated if she talked, she would be harmed.
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After meeting with Trump at the White House in December, Lev Parnas reportedly insinuated to associates that the president had given him a special assignment, like some sort of "James Bond mission," one of his confidants told CNN.
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"There has never been a first lady of the United States who insinuated that she intended to make a lot of money because of the 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity of being first lady," Painter told the Post.
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In particular, the chairman of the House panel at the time that it opened the investigation, Representative Mike Rogers, Republican of Michigan, who is no longer in Congress, repeatedly insinuated that Mr. Snowden was a spy for Russia.
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To many, Karen Silkwood posthumously became a martyr for her activism, but her employers at Kerr-McGee insinuated that she was a madwoman who had planted the plutonium in her home and workplace in order to implicate them.
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In a Sports Illustrated story in 2015, Reed's mother insinuated that the rift resulted from Reed's marriage, at age 22, to the former Justine Karain, against the advice of his parents who worried that he was too young.
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Conservative pundits have claimed absentee voters are likely to be manipulated by Democratic groups into voting blue, and in 2018 Donald Trump insinuated that the slow counting of mailed ballots in Florida was tantamount to a rigged election.
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" Trump insinuated that Cruz's Canadian birth made him ineligible for the job Cruz has wanted his entire life, and hinted he'd go after Heidi Cruz; Cruz called Trump a pathological liar and sneered at his "New York values.
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Mr Kaczynski has repeatedly insinuated that his nemesis Donald Tusk, the former leader of the centrist Civic Platform (PO) party who was prime minister at the time, was somehow involved in the crash or in a subsequent cover-up.
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Time after time, pro-GroKo speakers, including Mr Schulz, insinuated that the party could win significant new concessions from the CDU/CSU; for example a commitment to greatly reducing the use of short-term contracts in the labour market.
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During the campaign, Trump outright declared or strongly insinuated -- among many, many other misleading statements -- that: * He saw Muslims celebrating on the roofs of New Jersey buildings on the night of September 11, 2001 (no evidence exists) * Texas Sen.
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After all, he gave an expletive-laden interview to The New Yorker in which he described Priebus as a "paranoid schizophrenic" and insinuated that White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is a whole lot more flexible than he looks.
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But for other candidates, the opportunity to pile on the Democratic frontrunner for the actions of his most visibly and vocally aggressive followers — who, granted, probably aren't Russian bots, as Sanders has insinuated — was too good to pass up.
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In a venue where two Trump supporters questioned whether the president's slash-and-burn tone was necessary, Mr. Trump, 73, ridiculed Mr. Biden, 77, for a series of recent gaffes and insinuated that his rival's mental acuity was slipping.
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The ad also insinuated Sanders was once "bought by the NRA," or National Rifle Association, a gun rights lobby group that ran ads in 1990 against a political opponent of Sanders who was proposing a ban on assault weapons.
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Officials, though, dismissed that charge, claiming the briefing had always been scheduled for Friday The president-elect also insinuated "more time" is needed for intelligence agencies to build a case Russia interfered in the 2016 race before the meeting.
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" Omar, one of the first two Muslim women in Congress, has drawn controversy after she suggested money was behind politicians' support for Israel -- she later apologized -- and insinuated that pro-Israel groups were pushing "allegiance to a foreign country.
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Now, listen, I am certainly no fan of Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi&aposs politics, but she insinuated that they were acting out of some malice based on race by calling Maxine Waters&apos comments non-American, that&aposs utterly absurd.
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It's no secret among veteran Republican lawmakers that Trump has had a steep learning curve, and conversations with multiple Republican aides all insinuated the same reality Graham laid out — that Trump is too out of the loop to be nefarious.
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" But it also claims to have "been able to quickly verify that many of the claims insinuated in this 'Zuckerberg Dossier' are true and this leads us to conclude that the document is authentic and exactly what it appears to be.
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And then there's the way he's kowtowed to Trump — recently asking the president to campaign for him in Texas — even after Trump disparaged Cruz and his wife, and insinuated Cruz's father was party to the assassination of JFK (he was not).
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After Winger, 63, insinuated that Harvey Weinstein was the "the biggest pig or misogynist" she'd ever met in Hollywood while answering the first question, Cohen, 50, went on to ask about her rumored fraught relationship with former costar Shirley MacLaine.
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" Though Granados insinuated on Twitter after her ex's baby news broke that he had cheated on her while they were still working on their marriage, Pendergrast says "it wasn't until I was separated that I sought [Heather] out for some guidance.
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Despite all this, many believed her original post about the project insinuated, perhaps unintentionally, that to live in the city for a year would be a chore that would leave her open to the very real deprivation that many Glaswegians face.
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Earlier this year, she signed a sworn declaration alleging that former Fox News executive Woody Fraser tried to have a sexual relationship with her, and insinuated her guest appearances on Fox would be affected if she didn't agree to it.
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L'Oréal got a bunch of famous African-American women to tout its hair relaxer when it actually causes great harm, and the company even insinuated Michelle Obama into its campaign ... so claim some angry customers who have just filed suit.
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Penny Clendaniel-Bullaro, an independent from Morrisville, Pa., who also voted for Mr. Romney, said she was dismayed when Mr. Trump insinuated that Mr. Khan's wife, Ghazala, had not been "allowed" to speak when she appeared alongside him at the convention.
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Rarely, too, has a candidate in a general election so darkly insinuated that a conspiracy of forces was trying to undermine him and his admirers, as Mr. Trump did Thursday at events in the battleground states of Florida and Ohio.
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In a Thursday morning tweet, President Trump insinuated that ABC "offended millions of people" with its cancellation of "Roseanne" — again asking for an apology from Disney CEO Bob Iger and referencing the network's botched Michael Flynn report from last year.
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" American Cancer Society rebuffs Trump's claim Trump insinuated in a tweet on Thursday that his administration played a role in the US cancer death rate hitting a record low in 2017, but the American Cancer Society says that's not true. "U.
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" Articles appeared in the local press that insinuated women were being forced to have sex for work, under headlines like "Girl Tells Selecman of the Vice Dangers in the Movies" and "Studio Evils to Be Fought to the End, Says Pastor.
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Mr. Comey was said to be disturbed by Mr. Trump's claims about Mr. Obama, which insinuated that the F.B.I. had broken the law and raised the public's expectations about how much evidence federal authorities might have had on Mr. Trump.
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Rodman went on CNN shortly after President Trump met Kim Jong-un Tuesday, where he had streams coming down his face -- albeit behind sunglasses -- and praised the historic summit ... which he's insinuated he had a role in brokering by softening up Kim.
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" Derewonko has been a prolific LinkedIn user, sharing and commenting on posts that have stated or insinuated that so-called caravans of Central American migrants were part of an Election Day "false flag" and that the caravan was the UN's "invading force.
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" Trump then stated that those who make false accusations "diminish the severity of real assault" and insinuated without evidence that the Democratic Party might be working with Carroll to help tarnish the president's reputation, declaring: "The world should know what's really going on.
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The pro-gun lobbying organization also blasted him for comments in the wake of the June shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, FL, when he insinuated that the shooting could have been stopped by someone with a gun at the club.
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Using the fuzziest of reasoning — he insinuated that police officers must have helped Cornell squelch the case because they later were promoted — he said there had been "willful misconduct, nonfeasance and collusion" by law enforcement and Cornell, and a "botched" police investigation.
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On Jun 20, 2018, at 10:03 AM, Marty Tripp wrote: I NEVER 'framed' anyone else or even insinuated anyone else as being involved in my production of documents of your MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF WASTE, Safety concerns, lying to investors/the WORLD.
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The "Rack City" rapper appeared on Nicki Minaj's show, Queen Radio Thursday, and insinuated that he guided ex-girlfriend Kylie Jenner — she of the soon-to-be billionaire makeup mogul on the cover of Forbes — to her meteoric rise to fame, UsWeekly reports.
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LEVIN: When we come back, I want to ask but the way the Chinese government has insinuated itself into academia in this country to affect how younger people think about China, the types of scholarship that come out of these colleges and universities.
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Gisele Bündchen was flyin' solo Monday, arriving at Boston Logan Airport shortly after former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci strongly insinuated Tom Brady didn't attend the Super Bowl celebration at the White House because Gisele had a jealousy thing over Ivanka Trump.
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As we reported ... Buckingham left the group in early April and was replaced by Campbell and Neil Finn from Crowded house, but he recently told a crowd in L.A. he was actually thrown out ... and insinuated Stevie's the one who broke the chain.
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She has argued that antidepressants are often actively harmful, suggested that they caused Robin Williams and Kate Spade to kill themselves (there's no evidence for either claim), and has insinuated that Big Pharma is pushing antidepressants on Americans who don't need them.
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In a speech in April Mr Trump insinuated that, as secretary of state, Mrs Clinton had failed to protect the four Americans killed by Jihadists in Benghazi in 2012 because she lacked the physical vigour necessary to deal with a night-time emergency.
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He went on to say dredging up jokes and tweets from year's past crosses the line, and then insinuated the attack on Kevin might be racial ... pointing to recent comments by Nick Cannon that white comedians made similar homophobic jokes with no consequences.
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They've called her childhood weird, accused her of being in a cult, questioned her patriotism at every instance, and insinuated that she's a white nationalist, which is weird since she's of Samoan descent and was the first Hindu to serve in Congress.
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It was the day of Indiana's Republican primary, Trump had just insinuated a connection between Cruz's father and the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and Cruz announced that he must at long last tell the world "what I really think" of Trump.
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The complaint calls Mr. Weber a "serial sexual predator" and says he conducted "breathing exercises" at both photo shoots and at his private home studio, in which he touched the men and insinuated that he could help their careers if they complied.
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He has, for a dozen years now, insinuated himself into the city, becoming its most cherished Russian import — digging out of snowstorms that reminded him of home, holding court at Russia House, the vodka-soaked lounge where he once lost a tooth.
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In the days immediately following the meeting, Parnas insinuated to the two people he confided in that he clearly believed he'd been given a special assignment by the President; like some sort of "James Bond mission," according to one of the people.
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While that relationship is presented as a model of friendship, the same doesn't apply to others in John's orbit, beginning with manager John Reid ("Game of Thrones'" Richard Madden), who quickly insinuated himself into John's career and personal life, only to wind up exploiting him.
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They're wise words coming from the freshly 21-year-old singer, who recently found herself in the eye of a social media maelstrom when fellow singer PARTYNEXTDOOR insinuated she'd left ex-boyfriend and basketball star Kyrie Irving for him in a revealing Instagram post.
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He accused Khizr Khan of not writing his own speech and insinuated that Ghazala Khan was not allowed to speak because she is a Muslim woman — never mind that just the day before, Ghazala Khan spoke about her son with tears in her eyes.
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Caron's odd endorsement of Donald Trump—who called him a liar, insinuated he was stupid, and, most notably, compared him to a child molester—came into focus earlier this week when he revealed that Trump had, possibly illegally, offered him a spot in his cabinet.
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Gorka insinuated that "fake hate crimes" that were "propagated by the left" were one of the reasons for the silence from the executive branch, though incomplete investigations have not deterred the White House, or the president, from issuing statements of condemnation in the past.
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In brief comments to reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump insinuated that he was unhappy Khashoggi may have been killed in Istanbul's Saudi consulate on October 2 — an operation possibly ordered by Riyadh's powerful de facto leader, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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He insinuated that Mr. Imamoglu was in league with Fetullah Gulen, the shadowy Islamist cleric, who was once Mr. Erdogan's ally and whom Turkey accuses of being responsible for the 2016 coup attempt, which killed 251 people, mostly civilians, and wounded more than 2,000.
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But to his dismay, the far-right ideology he rejected has insinuated itself even more deeply into the politics and society of Europe's most homogenous country, leaping from the fringes into the mainstream to an extent that would have been unthinkable two decades ago.
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In August, Julian Assange insinuated that Mr. Rich could have been the source of the D.N.C. emails put out by WikiLeaks and offered a $20,000 reward for information on Mr. Rich's death, despite the fact that a hacking persona going by Guccifer 2.0 claimed responsibility.
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Speaking at that rally on Friday, Rivers said she never spread confidential information outside the company, and insinuated that Google&aposs investigation focused more on her activism against the company&aposs work with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE).
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Nor did the F.B.I. send informants or undercover agents to meet with campaign officials before opening Crossfire Hurricane, place any informants inside the campaign or ask the informants it did rely on to "report on the Trump campaign," as Mr. Trump's allies have insinuated.
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After Jenner posted a sultry nude photo wearing nothing more than a massive straw hat while covering up her nether regions by crossing her legs and arms, beauty influencer Amanda Ensing wrote a comment that insinuated the star took inspiration from a photo she posted last month.
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Ever the storyteller, Q has insinuated that the Soros clan overthrew a fourth, unnamed powerful family to take their spot as the third-richest lineage on the planet and has left it up to the bakers to figure out just which famous family that might be.
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Lexi Thexton claims DeMario is nothing more than a "30-year-old man child" who parties way too much -- but also says there's no way the "Bachelor in Paradise" star would knowingly take advantage of a drunk woman ... as Corinne insinuated when she declared she's a victim.
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Ms. Rice told reporters there were "plenty of women in the caucus" who could take Ms. Pelosi's place and insinuated that the leader was playing the gender card as she tried to stave off an internal rule change that would ease a challenge to her speakership.
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But seven months later, the government declassified some of its wiretaps and insinuated that Sheikhzadeh just might be an undeclared foreign agent who recruited people to do the bidding of the Iranian government and had introduced Zarif to an Iranian nuclear scientist living in the United States.
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The letter that Mr. Kleinfeld sent to Paul E. Singer, the billionaire founder of Elliott Management, on April 11 made elliptical references to the investor's 2006 trip to the World Cup soccer championship in Berlin and insinuated knowledge of "the great time" that Mr. Singer had.
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Within that group of employers, more than 30 percent reported parents submitting a résumé for their children; 15 percent reported fielding complaints from a parent when the company didn't hire their child; and nearly 10 percent said parents had insinuated themselves into salary and benefit negotiations.
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After the Kylie Skin mogul posted a sultry nude photo wearing nothing more than an oversized straw hat while covering up her private areas with crossed arms and legs, beauty influencer Amanda Ensing wrote a comment that insinuated the star took inspiration from a photo she posted last month.
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When asked about the Wikileaks revelation that she once told a paid Wall Street audience that you sometimes have to have "public and private personas," Clinton alluded to the movie "Lincoln" and insinuated that President Lincoln used not-so-open and honest strategies to get Congress to abolish slavery.
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She insinuated that the judge may have had an inappropriate conversation about special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE with one of Trump's allies at a law firm.
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Among other slights, Mr. Trump questioned Mr. Cruz's eligibility for the presidency, citing his birth in Canada; seemed to disparage the appearance of Mr. Cruz's wife, Heidi, in a Twitter post; and insinuated that Mr. Cruz's father, Rafael, was involved in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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I was and am no Cruz fan but I have to give Cruz credit for having the guts and sense of honor not to endorse the man who relentlessly called him "Lying Ted," who insulted him and his wife, and who insinuated that his father was a criminal.
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In his presidential campaign, Trump has been frequently criticized for what many see as misogynistic comments and personal attacks on women, including an infamous feud with Fox News' Megyn Kelly, in which he insinuated that her menstrual cycle was behind a perceived attack on him during a debate.
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We all regarded Renee with instant skepticism when she wandered onto the scene last season, certain that she was part of some sort of nefarious scheme, but she's insinuated herself so deeply into Stan's life at this point that I admit I'd forgotten to be suspicious of her.
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Obama had been elected promising to improve relations with the Muslim world, though this soon provided an opening for conspiracy-minded Republicans like Representative Louie Gohmert, the Texas congressman who once insinuated that Mohamed Elibiary, an adviser to Obama's national-security team, was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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" In February 2018, Mr. Lee signed a notarized document declaring that three men — a lawyer, a caretaker of Mr. Lee's and a dealer in memorabilia — had "insinuated themselves into relationships with J. C. for an ulterior motive and purpose," to "gain control over my assets, property and money.
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For all Donald Trump talked about the Constitution in the 2016 campaign, he sure talks about it like someone who insinuated that they'd read The Goldfinch in casual conversation at a party and now has to keep up the pretense even though they never got past the third chapter.
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Despite the change in leadership, Trump administration officials have made no serious effort to reach out to Diaz-Canel and have insinuated that the Cuban president is not really in charge as Raul Castro remains head of the Cuban Communist Party until 2021, when he says he will retire.
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In one remarkable back and forth, Representative Trey Gowdy, Republican of South Carolina, insinuated that several top Obama administration officials — including John O. Brennan, the former C.I.A. director, and Benjamin J. Rhodes, the former deputy national security adviser — might have been the source of leaks to news organizations.
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But in spite of the reported thousands of people who are already vying for an opportunity to colonize the planet, Musk pointed to the harsh conditions under which any Mars inhabitants would be expected to live and insinuated it wouldn't be the cush existence that might appeal to the wealthy.
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There is a real constituency for armed sedition in this country, this documentary reminds us—from Oregon, where Ammon Bundy led a standoff at the Malheur Refuge last year, to Kentucky, where a governor insinuated, before the election, that if Hillary Clinton won, there could be a need for bloodshed.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, who at his confirmation hearings insinuated that he was willing to reopen the issue at the Department of Justice.
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Rather than the traditional criticism of a sitting president by the opposition, Haley segued her launching points following the SOTU by placing Trump and Cruz in the GOP crosshairs when she insinuated angry voices of division are failing to unify the country, and there is a need to turn down the tone.
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Although their graphicness ranges from the gratuitous to the insinuated, this permeation of sexual assault is too often used as a plot device that gives female characters something to react to—a devastating raison d'etre—or, worse, a throwaway narrative to illustrate something about a male anti-hero at the story's center.
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Ranging from an Army intelligence officer tailing Oppenheimer in 1943, to a journalist assigned to write a last profile of the dying physicist in 1966, these characters are insinuated into the world of Oppenheimer's real-life friends, family and colleagues, playing roles (secretary, old friend, curious neighbor) similar to their historical analogues.
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The President himself stands accused of various levels of sexual misconduct by 15 women, all of which he has denied Trump also insinuated on Twitter that the claims were coming from "radical" left wing lawyers and politicians on Twitter and asked why no one called the Federal Bureau of Investigation 36 years ago.
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Shirtless Kylo Ren Force Skyped Rey in the middle of the night to seduce her (to the dark side, but still), Maz Kanata casually insinuated that she banged a "master breaker," Luke did some weird stuff with milk, and John Boyega entered the movie naked and leaking in a see-through rubber suit.
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She had the vigilance, the remorseless patience of the endemically ambitious; there she sat, twenty-one or twenty-two and wreathed in all her untradable surplus time, watching not just Bobby and Fiachra but also somehow herself, insinuated within yet in some way already beyond—already extricated from—this scene, this moment.
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Trump's detailed proposals Tuesday marked Trump's latest effort to repair his relationship with women voters, many of whom have come to know Trump as the candidate who suggested Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly asked him tough questions because she was menstruating and who insinuated his GOP rival Carly Fiorina was too ugly to be elected.
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Couples eating waffles and bacon filled the audience, and the comics for that afternoon couldn't stop remarking on the fact that we chose to watch comedy, at brunch, the most innocuous of meals — except for the comic on stage who insinuated I was "watching my figure" because I chose the omelet over the pancakes.
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Her suit claims that Disney-Pixar breached an "implied-in-fact contract," because the company insinuated that it would move forward with the idea, but Daniels never got compensated for coming up with the concept "The Moodsters live 'deep down inside every child,' and featured five main characters," attorney Michael Geibelson wrote in the complaint.
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He has insinuated that African-Americans are 'naturally aggressive and violent' and under his leadership, Breitbart's publishing strategy turned to one that has made it the media arm of the racist Alternative-Right movement, publishing articles promoting popular white nationalist tropes such as 'black on white crime' and that 'rape culture' is inherent in Islam.
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In their initial conversation, Luke said, "I know that your body is a temple," and insinuated that he couldn't bring someone home to meet his family who naked bungee jumps with a man who is not her husband (pretty sure doing extreme sports in the nude is not part of anyone's bird and the bees talk, FWIW).
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The Turkish president insinuated that the Saudi government had plotted for days to kill the journalist by presenting a clear timeline, though Erdogan didn't address some of the most explosive claims that have been circulating in the media — that Khashoggi had been dismembered and beheaded and that Turkish officials have an audio recording of his murder.
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During his question-and-answer session, Trump divulged multiple sensitive details about the raid in Syria that could possibly give US enemies intelligence advantages; admitted to keeping Congress in the dark about the operation; openly mocked the terrorist leader; praised his controversial travel ban; and insinuated the September 211 attacks might not have happened had Washington heeded his advice.
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The now infamous clear-knee mom jeans from Topshop took the internet by storm in March — the pants with plastic panels that were described as "[baring] your knees for a futuristic feel" received positive reviews on Nordstrom's website leading the Twittersphere to question their existence, and if they actually are as good as the commenters insinuated.
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Earlier this month, when she became embroiled in controversy over her tweet, referenceing AIPAC, that insinuated that memebers of Congress who defend Israel are motivated by money (evoking age-old tropes about Jewish monetary power in the process), Trump was quick to call for both her removal from the House Foreign Affairs Committee and her full resignation.
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Hillary Clinton vowed not to send American ground troops to Iraq "ever again" and Donald J. Trump insinuated that he had learned shocking new information involving President Obama — without ever revealing it — as the two candidates made back-to-back appearances Wednesday night at a forum that foreshadowed their highly anticipated debate later this month. Mrs.
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Mr. Trump last year disparaged Mr. McCain's status as a war hero because the Republican senator from Arizona was captured, and more recently he insinuated that Ghazala Khan — the mother of a fallen Muslim soldier who appeared with her husband, Khizr, at the Democratic convention — did not speak because she was not permitted to by her religion.
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Chakrabarti sparked outrage from members of the Democratic caucus last month after he tweeted messages attacking centrist Democrats, insinuated that Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) is an ineffective leader and suggesting Native American lawmaker Rep.
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Here's how the hearing may play out: In the aftermath of Mr. Trump's Twitter storm three weeks ago in which he accused Mr. Obama of wiretapping him, Mr. Comey pushed senior Justice Department officials to publicly reject Mr. Trump's claim, since Mr. Comey believed that Mr. Trump had falsely insinuated that the F.B.I. had broken the law.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeDocuments show Ukraine knew by August that aid was being withheld: NYT Five takeaways from US envoy's explosive testimony GOP searches for impeachment boogeyman MORE (R-Texas), who insinuated on "Fox and Friends" that Ukrainian officials were not aware that aid was ever tied to an investigation of Biden, currently a front-runner for the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination.
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"In the decision to forgo the long and costly trial that would have cleared him of the charges of indecent assault and battery, the commonwealth of Massachusetts has come to accept Mr. Wopat's account of the events of a year ago — that nothing of an indecent or sexual nature was suggested, acted upon, or insinuated," Wopat's rep said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Covington, which represents the pharma distributor McKesson, claimed the plaintiffs' lawyer had improperly insinuated – both in his radio show over the summer and in depositions of McKesson witnesses – that the Justice Department went easy on opioid defendants because former Attorney General Eric Holder, a Covington partner before and after he served as AG, worked out "some secret deal" for a Covington client.
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The fact Khan had appeared in the past at events aimed at the Muslim community at which radical Islamic clerics were also allowed to speak was repeatedly cited as evidence he was not to be trusted, a campaign tactic which drew widespread rebuke from commentators who said it insinuated that Khan was a dangerous choice for mayor because he was Muslim.
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In recent weeks, the president made a derogatory reference to Native Americans in front of Navajo guests, insinuated that a television host was involved in the death of an aide and prompted an international incident with Britain by retweeting inflammatory anti-Muslim videos — demonstrating the limits of a staff that has tried hard to steer him away from volatile territory.
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And that's exactly why they'd love it if Trump — who has called for "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" temporarily, insinuated that American Muslims secretly know who the terrorists are in their midst but are hiding it from law enforcement, and stated he'd put "certain mosques" in this country under surveillance — were to become president of the United States.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook has insinuated that Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign may have worked with the Russians to facilitate the hack.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), who has worked to cultivate a friendship with Trump, also characterized himself as "not in favor of operating government through emergency," and insinuated that the move could violate the Constitution.
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In Wednesday's forum, which was moderated by Matt Lauer of NBC and was devoted to national security issues, Mr. Trump twice denigrated America's generals; suggested he would fire the country's current military leadership; and insinuated — vaguely, unverifiably and without evidence — that the intelligence officials who recently gave him a classified briefing about threats to the United States had said that the president had flouted their advice. Mrs.
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After toiling away for weeks on a hard-fought compromise bill that tackled border security and even delivered Trump his campaign promise of a border wall, Republican aides and members involved in the discussions were taken aback by the President's impromptu interview with Fox News on the White House lawn where Trump insinuated he wouldn't support a bill that had been negotiated with his administration's involvement.
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Quoting an editorial published Wednesday in The Wall Street Journal, Trump insinuated that Democrats had shifted their focus to proving that Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE was covering up the results of Mueller's investigation after having "lost" on the issue of collusion.
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With almost any other American president, one would also expect some sort of human rights pressure to be put on Bolsonaro, who has issued several orders targeting minority groups since he took office, has made a variety of sexist and racist remarks, spoken approvingly of the brutal military dictatorship that ruled Brazil from 1964-1985, and insinuated that opponents should be met with violence.
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While there have been some whispers and hints in the nerd network about Wolverine's (aka Logan's) sexual orientation for years, Marvel has created a major stir that the X-Men hero is gay or bisexual and possibly even in a polyamorous relationship with Cyclops (aka Scott Summers), as insinuated in a scene from the latest issue of the comic, X-Men #7, released on February 26.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Winning Yankees Aren't Faring Nearly as Well at the Ticket Office," May 25: As a former die-hard Yankees fan and partial season-ticket holder, I was infuriated when the Yankees' chief operating officer, Lonn Trost, insinuated that since I am not wealthy enough to afford premium seats, I would be an undesirable seatmate in those areas of Yankee Stadium.
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Lindsey Graham, who insinuated that Facebook had become a monopoly during a congressional hearing last year; Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who has fingered Zuckerberg as contributing to "the death of free speech in America"; and conservative radio talk host Hugh Hewitt, who has cautioned against a DOJ enforcement action but has called for a "new regulatory regime" to minimize "big tech bias" against conservatives.
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He insinuated that America's foreign policy missteps were the moral equivalent of Russia's egregious conduct for over a decade, including: Russia's invasion of Ukraine and annexation of Crimea; its shooting down of a civilian airliner; its aggressive behavior towards NATO allies Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in the Baltics; and its poisoning of a former Russian spy and murder of a British civilian in Britain by using a deadly nerve agent, Novichok.
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The consistent pattern of projection that conservatives have engaged in to excuse Donald Trump's behavior began during the presidential campaign, when anti-Trump conservatives suggested Trump was running a GOP-sabotage campaign at Bill Clinton's behest, and it culminated this week when Trump loyalists insinuated that Donald Trump Jr., who agreed in principle to work with the Russian government to help his father beat Hillary Clinton, is the victim of a setup.
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Mr. Petrosino immigrated to the United States with his father in 1873 when he was 13; managed to apprentice himself to Clubber Williams, the notoriously tough cop from Manhattan's tenderloin district; graduated from the White Wings corps of street sweepers to the police force; became the first Italian-American detective sergeant; and insinuated himself into the thankless job of eradicating the Black Hand, the gang of kidnappers and extortionists who preyed on vulnerable Italian immigrants.
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Mr. Trump knows his target audience, which explains why, beginning the morning of the Indiana primary on May 3 (the day he became the de facto nominee), he has — among other in-the-gutter moments — implied that Senator Ted Cruz's father was implicated in the assassination of President Kennedy; insinuated that Vince Foster, a friend of the Clintons who was White House deputy counsel, was murdered (five official investigations determined that Mr. Foster committed suicide); engaged in a racially tinged attack on Gonzalo Curiel, a district court judge presiding over a fraud lawsuit against Trump University; and expressed doubt that a Muslim judge could remain neutral in the case.
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Trump called the 14-year sentence Blagojevich drew in 2011 "ridiculous," and last year insinuated that his crime was not much of a crime as much as it was business as usual ("I would think that there have been many politicians -- I'm not one of them, by the way -- that have said a lot worse over the telephone," he told reporters then.) I'm not so naive as to think Blagojevich -- who in 2010, while he awaited trial, was a contestant on Trump's show, "The Celebrity Apprentice"-- is alone in this practice of soliciting bribes by phone or otherwise, but that doesn't mean it isn't a crime.
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The high-profile attorney best known for his representation of Stormy Daniels in her defamation suit against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE also insinuated Monday that the allegations against him stemmed from the work of Jacob Wohl, a pro-Trump conspiracy theorist previously involved in a plot to smear special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE with false sexual misconduct allegations.
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The president's latest Twitter broadside against the program and its hosts Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughPelosi refers to McConnell as 'Moscow Mitch' Scarborough criticized for retweeting account claiming 'no way' Epstein's death was suicide Trump hits MSNBC's Donny Deutsch over new TV show MORE and Mika BrzezinskiMika Emilie BrzezinskiBrzezinski fires back at Trump after he lashes out at 'Morning Joe': 'I'm sad and disgusted' Trump rips Scarborough, Brzezinski: 'Morning Joe & Psycho ratings have really crashed' Scarborough implores Democrats: Go hard after Trump or he'll win in 85033 MORE began on Thursday, when he insinuated that Brzezinski – whom he dubbed "low I.Q. Crazy Mika" – was "bleeding badly from a face-lift" when she and Scarborough visited Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in December.
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A long-simmering feud between two of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's top advisers reached a boiling point Thursday, when White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 22019:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE publicly insinuated that chief of staff Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE is a leaker.
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