It is insufferable in the exact way that Formula 1 fans are insufferable.
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This Is Being Insufferable & Also Correct Grammar-policing can be insufferable, obnoxious, and petty-seeming, but grammar is a system of rules in which certain things are correct and others are not.
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I've been told this is what happened to me, which also likely resulted in my becoming an insufferable music nerd (the gag is that all music nerds are insufferable to some extent).
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Jordan is insufferable, and the drama surrounding him equally so.
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Refinery29: Your characters toe the line between insufferable and charming.
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Sitting at this booth looks insufferable, and he deserves it.
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In 73 your online friends grew more and more insufferable.
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Le Pen, Fillon represents an insufferable rupture from French norms.
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It was utterly charming until its ubiquity made it insufferable.
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To spend the entire day being recognized would be insufferable.
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" "Not done with getting my picture taken (once an insufferable ham, always an insufferable ham) but done with allowing images that retouch and reconfigure my face and body to be released into the world.
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When the couple on House Hunters is too insufferable, speed up.
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It's erratic, sometimes insufferable and often torments those who love it.
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But it's not only Chet who seems more insufferable than usual.
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All signs point to the Foster sisters being insufferable fame monsters.
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I'm well aware this makes me sound like an insufferable foodie.
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Another standout is Max Jenkins's reprisal of his web-series character, Max, the insufferable "gay husband" of the equally insufferable Lainey (Heléne Yorke), who decides to make some positive changes in his life, much to Lainey's chagrin.
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And this time, the insufferable, unsubstantiated bullshit is a lot more dangerous.
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Other executives are put off by its insufferable lawyers and hypocritical protectionism.
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When I was a teenager, this time of year would be insufferable.
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Lord, please don't let Noah turn Anton into an insufferable literary beast.
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I don't find him funny or likable—he's an insufferable, pathetic freeloader.
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But the gag is, I like them overweight, bipolar, insecure, and insufferable.
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Instagram has been an insufferable mess since it switched to non-chronological.
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Jesper gets a bit less insufferable as he plumbs the place's mysteries.
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"I find him a bit insufferable," Ms. Tanden wrote to Mr. Podesta.
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This may be insufferable or delightful or — this was my experience — both.
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Government, I've concluded, is now an insufferable jungle of self-serving bureaucrats.
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Photo: GettyIt sounds like Snap's Los Angeles office has plenty of insufferable assholes.
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Every character on the show is insufferable, to varying degrees — entitled, selfish, scheming.
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His still, small voice within, he decided on listening to it, was insufferable.
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Close your eyes and think of the word "insufferable," what comes to mind?
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Just because the weather is insufferable doesn't mean your style needs to be.
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Or whatever new show about insufferable people Amazon has in store for us.
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Rubio came across as humorless and earnest to the point of being insufferable.
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Unfortunately, its insufferable mountain of bugs kept me from enjoying any of them.
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A measure of industrial progress is the speed with which inventions grow insufferable.
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Depending on one's view, the jersey was either purposeful inspiration or insufferable sloganeering.
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Children and adults, including my teacher, spoke to me with an insufferable patience.
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But a nice Payton, no longer strictly the antihero, may well prove insufferable.
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I'd also put Ricky Gervais on here but he's famously an insufferable prick.
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Thankfully, there are encouraging signs that this deathless, insufferable trend may be slowing.
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I know, I know... this competition was about who was the least insufferable.
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He knew how easy it is for a world-famous CEO to become insufferable.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Question: Is James Corden an insufferable prick?
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And I'm hoping very much that our collective answer will be: an insufferable prick.
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In the lead up to Hearthstone's release, I became the insufferable card game fan.
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Sounding like an insufferable ass, however, is: Well-being of employees and the customers?
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Petlin's painting is an allegorical vision of black men stuck in an insufferable environment.
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Now, a few relevant facts about Bone: Ken Bone sure got insufferable quick. Wrong.
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Sure, you may have some family, but those people can be insufferable dicks sometimes.
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The temptation for someone in his position was to become an insufferable, spoiled monster.
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Pixels may be vastly more expensive than Going Overboard, but it is equally insufferable.
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There's something almost charming about Renner's current moment, but there's something deeply insufferable, too.
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Jo March — unforgivably — marriage to an insufferable pedant and surrender of all creative ambitions.
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Puns are not for everyone, but would I mind being labeled an insufferable punster?
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Then, finally we have this guy: Yet, even with a fictional cartoon multi-millionaire villain included, it's very apparent that "Beat Harvard Hat" is the least-least insufferable person in there (UGH!), making her the most insufferable Yale fan at the game.
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No matter what you think of Trump, you&aposre still an insufferable a–h-le.
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Phil is one of those insufferable people who listened to classical music as a child.
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Worse still, this newfound artistic attention has turned Carrey into an insufferable, self-important knob.
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Now imagine how insufferable Twitter will be with hot takes on the day they die.
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It reads as a fairly insufferable frame of mind to an even marginally normal person.
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Tyler immediately establishes himself as an insufferable tetchy mansplainer; Anna's deference to him is inexplicable.
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Keenan's called some of their followers "insufferable people," so consider them proto- Rick and Morty fans.
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And I always found school insufferable and was always trying to find a way around it.
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Violence in Mexico reached historic and insufferable highs last year under the government of Peña Nieto.
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Becca Kufrin is so bored and frustrated and broken — and her contestants are damn near insufferable.
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And that was before an awards night teeming with insufferable speeches like Streep and Co. delivered.
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I have learned, however, a surprising lesson from my various ascents into periods of insufferable perfection.
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Fifty-two weeks of this would be insufferable, but something is gained by losing the technology.
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There is, however, a more fundamental problem for Mr. Renzi: Many Italians simply find him insufferable.
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Stensland and Grady's romantic plight might have earned more sympathy if their characters weren't so insufferable.
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I need to see my family, or I'm going to be an insufferable person to be around.
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But now, muting these insufferable people, like the gracious and polite person you are, solves those problems.
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And I was angst-ridden in the insufferable way that only chemically-imbalanced teenage girls can be.
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Dallas may be insufferable in the summer, but in winter, temperatures hover between 45 and 65 degrees.
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Insufferable blowhard or marketing genius who's subverting the dominant paradigm with his outlandish claims and $500 shoes?
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Democrats flipped 40 House seats in 2018 and attracted more white working-class voters — without insufferable wokedness.
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The Odds and Ends: My least expected, most welcome grace note: John Doman's normally insufferable Bruce Butler.
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Liberals already suffer from the conceit that they are more intelligent, and it can make them insufferable.
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Dog-lovers, beware: Showing this website to your cat-obsessed friends is guaranteed to make them insufferable.
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The Yankees, their fans, and media enablers can be insufferable and the Jeter saturation is rightfully enraging.
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The Super Bowl is broken—and not just because the insufferable New England Patriots keep winning it.
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On the other hand, I will no longer have to do this insufferable weekly chat with you.
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There is not an easy explanation for this success, since Tiller's music is both insufferable and unimaginative.
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But Clare (William Thomas Hodgson) and his partner (Emily Shain) are straight and insufferable; so is Nina.
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Yet the show's vantage point leaves little space to appreciate it if you find the characters insufferable.
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When it arrived, we had to put the darn thing together ourselves, with that insufferable Allen wrench.
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For some, this is the culmination of a lifetime spent being an insufferable know-it-all at parties.
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Morrison is actually very convincing in the role and I completely forgot about how insufferable Will Schuster was.
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Eve is bubbly, charismatic, and tends to bring out the best in people (qualities which Casey finds insufferable).
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Dany's war council simply confirmed my opinion that she's becoming one of the most insufferable people in Westeros.
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It stood tall in the miserable rain and insufferable heat that engulfed northern Ohio during the camping trip.
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Now Boston is the center of insufferable sports fans because that city wins like two championships a year.
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That's how the actor eventually transcended complaints about The Magicians having an insufferable white guy at its center.
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When Russian President Vladimir Putin said something insufferable — again Just made Angela Merkel's eye roll into a GIF.
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Everyone hates Red Sox fans now because they were historically futile and then turned insufferable after they won.
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As 11-year-old Lyra, Dakota Blue Richards was clever and charismatic without approaching precocity or insufferable smarm.
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These men are insufferable: They smirk, they lecture, they play jokes they think are funny, they push boundaries.
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I finally saw a Josef Albers painting I liked, perhaps because it broke out of the insufferable square.
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It's the kind of cheap novelty toy for adults that insufferable relatives nationwide will find hilarious and charming.
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In a capital accustomed to overcooked spectacle and insufferable congressional testimony, James B. Comey delivered on the hype.
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Best seen with: That one insufferable uncle who says that Die Hard is the only good Christmas movie.
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Both the novelist Francisco Goldman and Rabasa mentioned the — "insufferable," in Goldman's words — macho culture of Mexican literature.
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With her excellent politics, fine acting, and no history of domestic abuse, she's our non-insufferable Sean Penn.
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If something's become tired and repetitive, was there a specific moment where it jumped from pleasurable to insufferable?
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But if I had thought Trump's campaign was insufferable, his presidency was enough to send me over the edge.
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Which is great for you, but miserable for all your beleaguered followers who have to tolerate your insufferable bothies.
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The heat was insufferable, but if they opened their windows, the car would be flooded with the acrid smoke.
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Maybe you've sat through phone calls that involve insufferable wait times accompanied by the most awful Muzak in existence.
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Fiona (Emmy Rossum) is insufferable as she climbs the social mobility ladder and hooks up with an uninteresting Irishman.
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Stay tuned for week two, week three, and final day of carpet prep, as Maria grows ever-more insufferable.
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An insufferable mountain of bugs left me confused, frustrated, and stuck in a vent for 30+ minutes of playtime.
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"The Palace corgis are magnificent animals so pipe down, you insufferable berk," Morgan wrote back in defense of himself.
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So I apologize if I sound insufferable when I remind people about this for, oh, about the next decade.
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He could be insufferable about his tastes, to the point of imposing "Seth Cohen starter packs" on his girlfriends.
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But the insufferable people who focus only on those actions as a solution are, quite frankly, full of shit.
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Destination Wedding: It's basically Under the Tuscan Sun if Tuscany were filled with insufferable jerks and their mundane problems.
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We enlisted Noisey editor-in-chief Eric Sunderman to sort out whether Phish or Tarantino fans are more insufferable.
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I never thought much of it because I wasn't politically engaged, but now that I am, Thanksgiving is insufferable.
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The moon ring is a gift option for the most insufferable prankster who really wants to piss someone off.
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How I so regret those adolescent and young adult years when I was an insufferable ass and we lost contact.
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"I think if it weren't funny, it would be insufferable," Amanda Peet, who plays the playfully profane Tina, told me.
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Walder Frey is the most insufferable person still living in Westeros — or he was, until Arya tore open his throat.
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Cole Sprouse knows his character can be insufferable — and he thinks that makes him more relatable as a teen character.
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That's when I realized: I am insufferable when it comes to ingredients and sustainability and animal-friendly ethics in beauty.
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Unfortunately, Veronica has become a bit insufferable with her propensity to make everything about her own trauma and Hiram's criminality.
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On one particularly insufferable occasion, a sweet, nerdy guy came up to the stage and shakily began singing his song.
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Insufferable. We've all forgotten about Gary now; instead, we now have quirky little variations on the real names of food.
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That's more easily accomplished by being memorable for one's talent and charm than for cussing out everyone and being insufferable.
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But the 1971 book contains something extra: an erudite satire of contemporary art, often expounded upon by an insufferable mansplainer.
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Absolutely no one could blame you if you decided to switch the damn insufferable thing off forever there and then.
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But Leos' insufferable need to be acknowledged and to feel seen can often lead to seething resentments towards their bosses.
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Cars are indispensable in their lives, and a fuel tax increase intended to reduce vehicle use was an insufferable insult.
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It's this component, even more than the poorly realized sci-fi trappings, that finally make the movie a little insufferable.
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Ian Grimm (Rob McElhenney) thinks he's God's gift to video games... and the rest of his colleagues find him insufferable.
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As much as we found Arya's sojourn to Braavos pretty insufferable, it seems to brought her assassin powers up to speed.
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The insufferable Hollywood and automotive retreads of the last decade have mired their respective industries in a morass of wistful mediocrity.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Social media pages these days are just like farts: insufferable unless they're your own.
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If DJ Rashad can flip that insufferable "Best Cry Ever" video into a banger, the potential for "Damn Daniel" was there.
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Unless, of course, people find the instigator so insufferable and irrational that they can't stand to watch her antics any longer.
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If you haven't read Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead recently (or ever), then congratulations, you're neither Paul Ryan, nor an insufferable jerkwad.
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The insufferable power grab of the EU bureaucracy has ignited nationalist political voices not only in the U.K. but across Europe.
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These people are generally insufferable and thus turn people off from the show that really has nothing to do with them.
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A fair warning that the girls can be insufferable at times, but then again, so was I when I was young.
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THE INSUFFERABLE GROO That would be Stephen Groo, a quixotic, no-budget filmmaker who improbably cast Jack Black in a movie.
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The snub infuriated her aides, who labeled him a "terrorist" and "a bit insufferable" in emails subsequently made public through Wikileaks.
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You might be surprised to hear that Donald Trump's Instagram feed isn't the most insufferable out of all the Republican candidates.
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That said, let's take a look at these people who call themselves Bulldogs, and decide, who among them, is least insufferable.
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Volatile Assholes Insufferable pricks: The one thing I truly appreciate about the douchebag core of Patriots fans is their unapologetic nature.
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New York was the home of the Sex and the City gals, Entourage's insufferable douche squad, and the now-imprisoned Seinfeld gang.
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Cam Will Be The New Jordan As a reminder, this is Jordan: Cam catchphrase is "always be Cam" and he seems insufferable.
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Beyond the UK's soon-insufferable Groundhog Day-style repeating of the "September" chorus, other countries had shown up with plenty of noisemakers.
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In this telling, every shoddy narrative trope the stories employ, every pompous speech about deductive reasoning, is as insufferable as it seems.
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In "Time to Get Cereal," he's become insufferable, because he was right about the threat of ManBearPig, when nobody else would listen.
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Pine plays the insufferable – and insufferably handsome – Nicholas Devereaux, who Mia falls for despite an impending betrothal to Andrew Jacoby (Callum Blue).
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Midnight in Paris (2011) The only thing not completely delightful about this Owen Wilson flick is how insufferable Rachel McAdams' character is.
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I'm more in demand than someone who is famous for being an insufferable crystal-loving boyband drop-out, and it feels good.
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She explained that there is an important distinction between an "incurable" disorder and one that causes insufferable emotional pain to the patient.
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Harrelson, who has since given up smoking weed, detailed the experience to his insufferable friend Bill Maher on Friday night's Real Time.
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Still, Twitter trolling has a way of making people who are insufferable on camera and painful in real life look ... almost normal.
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I was a bit of an insufferable princess, but in such cultures, women are often pitted against each other in this way.
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" On the parallels between Google and : "Microsoft at its peak was notorious for having the most insufferable a------ employees in American business.
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If I were invited to that party, though, I'd be the insufferable person nit-picking at the scientific warts in her stories.
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Gwen, 17, could not put her finger on why she found Mr. Sutter, whose biology class she had enjoyed, suddenly so insufferable.
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"If We Were Villains" is, then, a readable, smart, pretentious, youthful book, at once charming and insufferable, at once good and bad.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's a high bar but Donald Trump has quickly snagged the title of most insufferable man at Davos.
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In these low-stakes instances, the best move is to simply mute the friend on any platforms where they are being insufferable.
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Still, Izzy's despair and self-loathing force Astor to confront his own, redeeming an often insufferable protagonist and ultimately salvaging the film.
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The dirty little secret behind "Closer" is that the insufferable ex Taggart can't help repeatedly crawling back to symbolizes hookup culture itself.
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But there are a lot of really insufferable people we've allowed to get away with it because they're really good at hiding it.
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NYTFridgeScreenshot: TwitterThe blocker: Pseudonymous, pretentious, and thoroughly unlikable self-proclaimed media critic NYTFridge, which was briefly a subject of insufferable gossip in 2015.
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Everyone already knows and accepts that the NFL boned the Pats anyway, so please New England, just stop being so insufferable about it.
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Emaline in particular grows from a particularly insufferable teen into a kinder, romantic person who just needed to forget about her old boyfriend.
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While the Hilltop erupts in battle, one of TWD's more insufferable subplots is brought to the forefront when Henry goes looking for revenge.
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Back on the road, Maggie, Jesus, Diane, and a random new Hilltopper we'd never met before, Neil, were intercepted by the insufferable Simon.
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Lonergan's characters are a different kind of difficult: They are sullen, temperamental, and sometimes thoughtless in a way that intentionally makes them insufferable.
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Charles Wallace is borderline insufferable as a character (though actor Deric McCabe's performance gets more fun in the second half of the film).
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Via patient anecdotes, Tedeschi underscores just how extreme the problem is, as opioid distribution limitations can leave patients completely disabled with insufferable pain.
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Zink's story is bawdy and loopy and unpredictable, her prose zingy and energetic, and her characters almost as insufferable as they are lovable.
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The actors have two young daughters together and maintain a very private home life, which is great for them, but insufferable for us.
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Six years later, I've found the perfect antidote to that insufferable optimism—telling you why your team isn't going to win the Cup.
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"This reminds us of the insufferable stigma, fear and discrimination that continues to surround people living with HIV in Singapore today," Yangfa said.
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And all I remember from the second half is that Trish, the only good character and arguably the show's moral center, becomes insufferable.
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You're probably in the middle of some insufferable commute right now, or sweating through your couch as you decompress from the work week.
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If it's a dealbreaker for you that someone self-identifies as sapiosexual, then you're probably just as insufferable as you think they are.
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Only the highbrow will appeal to you over the next few weeks, and people will find your know-it-all attitude insufferable. Enjoy!
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I just want to make sure, because Team USA might win and I was worried you'd be insufferable about that on the podcast.
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If those who once flocked to our creations with enthusiasm now view us as insufferable and untrustable elites, you can hardly blame them.
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Ever had an insufferable Twitter follower — perhaps a Reply Guy — you wish you could banish from your timeline without upsetting or alerting them?
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And who among us, save the most self-sufficient and confident partygoer (who is that insufferable person, anyway?), wouldn't like to party better?
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Any memory of crazy bosses, unreasonable deadline demands, and insufferable colleagues evaporate with every heat-packed bite, mostly because you've gone mind-blind.
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In that respect, he's like the rest of this team, a group that embodies every sports cliche about determination but without being insufferable.
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The confusing thing about Franzen is that even people who hate him admit that he is a great novelist (or at least that his 2001 novel The Corrections is great), and even people who love him admit that his essays are often a little on the insufferable side (or at least that the one about the death of the rotary phone is insufferable).
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He can't help that Bran has been written into an insufferable, lifeless corner better left portrayed by an old mop than a real actor.
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While Joe Warren's commentary was largely insufferable through the event, his observation that Baruto's conditioning was exceptional for an overweight giant, held some water.
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Wilk's writing is strongest in the scenes set in clubs or at art shows, where everybody is based on a host of insufferable tropes.
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I definitely found her character less insufferable in the movie than I did in the book (although granted, a lot changed for this adaptation).
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Yes, Sprouse and Reinhart make an adorable onscreen couple (when Jughead is not being insufferable, just saying), but let's let the Sprousehart ship die.
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While I didn't get more energy, as I'd been promised by, I feel like, hundreds of magazine articles, I reached new levels of insufferable.
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He's rich, pompous, self-important, selfish, insufferable — but we'd be lying if we said that stopped us from falling head over heels for him.
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This is the root of so much of the self-congratulatory language that can make the festival seem insufferable to those who've never been.
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Within a day, social media would cycle through phases of a little brother on a long road trip: being irritating, insufferable, exhausting, and snarky.
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Whether the film's underwhelming box office was due to scandal surrounding its star Johnny Depp or its generally insufferable nature is tough to say.
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Outside, Jon and I (now 30-year-olds living in Brooklyn, and possibly just as insufferable as our teenaged selves) began our opening arguments.
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It makes for a weird binge, but I'm pretty sure it would be insufferable week to week, so just watch it all at once.
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You know those insufferable inspirational messages plastered across Instagram photos and tote bags, the "Oh Hey Vacay"s and "Not all who wander …"s?
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Bruce Bartlett may have become an insufferable crank in his dotage, but there is no reason to doubt that he knows his own mind.
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Clavin has fun debunking an alleged romance between Hickok and Calamity Jane, who appears in a late cameo as an insufferable drunkard and braggart.
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Image: Hublot (Hublot)There are lots of annoying telltales of a blowhard, but none quite so insufferable as Hublot's Big Bang Meca-10 P2P watch.
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My husband and my best friend are both Sagittarians, which on paper means they sound like downright nightmares, when, in person, they're only somewhat insufferable.
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"Every day we have to take two steps backward to confront another new environmental regulation, which has created an insufferable level of uncertainty," he said.
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Without those spines showing, no one will ever know that you've read The Power Broker or Infinite Jest or the latest insufferable Maggie Nelson novella.
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Being the insufferable 16-year-old that I was, I yelled out, "Asshole!" which promptly inspired him and his girlfriend to unfriend me on Facebook.
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"Neoliberalism is kind of the insufferable nerd of ideologies, pushing glasses up its nose and going 'well, actually...'" Well, actually, maybe there is a way.
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" Sununu, who was also a chief of staff to George H.W. Bush, accused Obama of hitting the campaign trail because he has an "insufferable ego.
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Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Jeff Flake of Arizona, both Republicans, have treated Mr. Trump like an insufferable relative at a family wedding.
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Look, we can all agree that among the petfluencer momagers and the vloggers who manufacture drama for views, prank accounts are Instagram's most insufferable group.
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The insufferable pretentiousness of the symmetrically spiraling pubic hair reads like ideal smoke, or, with a bit of wit, as the wig of the king.
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Congress has its own sexism issues, and Ms. Pelosi endured plenty of patronizing eye-rolls and insufferable mansplaining on her way up through the ranks.
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A family portrait that plunges into what will strike many viewers as T.M.I. territory, the documentary "306 Hollywood" makes for morbid, at times insufferable viewing.
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This trending method of organizing a novel (for example, Jenny Offill) is not yet insufferable but has a trap door: It exaggerates a writer's weaknesses.
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Some came to love him more because of the bluster and brag, or to like him in spite of it, but many declared him insufferable.
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Of course, there are intolerant people everywhere, but Nicolás López's movie isn't clever enough to make its lead character sympathetic or multidimensional, only more insufferable.
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She remakes her life in Stars Hollow, the kind of small town that is filled with quirky, borderline insufferable characters who all know your business.
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The character designs were hideous and confusing, both James Corden and Taylor Swift starred as insufferable singing felines, and the whole thing just looked bleak.
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He employs the second-person to write a book to his mother about the insufferable hardship—and episodic joy—he has experienced in their relationship.
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One night, however, Jack Stanton's behavior becomes insufferable, and in a rare moment of vulnerability, Susan breaks down in the arms of a campaign aide.
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You know from that jarring-as-fuck piano riff that this is going to be insufferable, and then she starts singing and it's absolutely game over.
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In political memoirs, the most insufferable part is the beginning, where valuable political lessons are learned at a young age, often from a wise family member.
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Severe thunderstorms tonight may cool things off just a bit, but only temporarily; we're expecting more of this insufferable heat through the end of the week.
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The most striking thing so far about Season 3 of "Empire" is just how insufferable Lucious has become, not just to Cookie but to everyone else.
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I suppose it's a genuine achievement that a movie packed with as much delightful canine (and agreeable human) talent as this one should be so insufferable.
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" The new "Kiss Me, Kate," the show in which the insufferable director Fred Graham tames the diva Lilli Vanessi, promises, "This time, she's rewriting the script.
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During a four-city tour to promote the fight, they had engaged in foul-mouthed antics that reinforced how insufferable they might be in private company.
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And to get to Helen's diary, we have to wade through more than a hundred pages of Gilbert's frame narrative, which does occasionally verge on insufferable.
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But plenty of us continue to shop online en masse because the in-person shopping experience is so drawn out, and for many, kind of insufferable.
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It's also much easier to watch sweet, sweet Dylan suffer through Hannah and Blake's insufferable beach makeouts for days, knowing that eventually all will be well.
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Patches makes an appearance in every Souls game directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, including Bloodborne, and he's an insufferable, snidey, backstabbing prick in every single one of them.
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And I think I'd sooner know he was insufferable and made really fucking great music and brilliant lyrics that both make you want to cry and laugh.
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If the radio programme evokes an academic enclave, then Mr Bragg is both the insufferable swot and, on occasion, the fresher who forgot to complete the readings.
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Even from just this 30-second teaser, it's clear the uptight Kathryn will be at least fun to watch — even if she's insufferable to actually be around.
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After becoming so well-acquainted with Allison Williams' insufferable character Marnie in Girls, seeing her portray the terrifying Rose Armitage in Jordan Peele's Get Out, was uncomfortable.
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"Even though they know he's bad in a lot of ways, they would rather be on his team than those insufferable people on the left," Maher said.
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Jamie Bernstein, Leonard Bernstein's firstborn daughter, has written a memoir of her family, a family that her overwhelming dad—loving, inspired, and sometimes insufferable—dominated for decades.
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Even worse, her new co-principal is the insufferable Joel (Adam Shapiro), who insists on Facetiming her during the funeral even when she asks him not to.
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You quit dating apps, for the second time, because your friends rightfully clown you for becoming that insufferable man interrogating a woman as to why she's single.
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Jiménez remembers listening to others being punished and being subjected to the music day and night at full volume, which was "insufferable," she said in her account.
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Still, it's incredibly unnerving when that gap becomes a gulf, or when a friend who is perfectly lovely and likable in person is… kind of insufferable online.
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If you watched the election unfold on tech Twitter Tuesday night, it was clear that very few outside of the still-insufferable Peter Thiel saw this coming.
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But to balance those two concerns, and to keep those meta moments from getting absolutely insufferable, you need an authorial voice as warm and intelligent as Gaiman's.
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Is Hell," a production manager at the cable network wrote Yiannopoulos that her employer was a "contributor to the fake news machine and my colleagues have become insufferable.
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So if Trump becomes the next US president, at least we know he'll still be losing the Twitter popularity contest to Barack Obama and three insufferable pop stars.
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The show's third season — which debuts Tuesday, August 23 at 9pm Eastern on AMC — filmed in Atlanta earlier this year, as spring gave way to muggy, insufferable summer.
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The bookings here are consistently killer, and it's one of the few places on the East Side you can get a drink without being surrounded by insufferable people.
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Anyone who ever owned HTC's Thunderbolt on Verizon knows how great it was to be first to get LTE speeds, but also how insufferable its battery life was.
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"Without any doubt I was insufferable," he writes of a period in early adolescence when a professional acting gig had him putting on airs at the local luncheonette.
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If you don't have that insufferable friend who is constantly talking about what mind-expanding insight they've received from a podcast recently, then that friend is probably you.
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Bud profits enormously, and gladly adopts the douchey stockbroker lifestyle, complete with smoke-filled private clubs and an insufferable tendency to quote Sun Tzu's The Art of War.
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Is Hell," a production manager at the cable network wrote Yiannopoulos that her employer was a "contributor to the fake news machine and my colleagues have become insufferable.
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Meadow, who started out with a successful New York City bar called Local West, will tell you himself that he was an insufferable 22016-year-old industry kid.
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I found the main character insufferable, the supposedly erotic bits a little boring, and I cringed at the portrayal of the woman who's the object of his desire.
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There's a distinction to be made between football, which is in the main a wonderful sport — the most American of games — and the National Football League, which is insufferable.
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Tupac's inclusion does offer a little glimmer of hope and, if nothing else, we can all sleep soundly tonight knowing that insufferable knobhead Gene Simmons is really burned up.
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Jackson and April continue their insufferable bickering this week, but more importantly, after a minor scare, April finally gets an ultrasound and learns her baby is healthy— just kicking.
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" He is beginning his mock term as president of Tabàrnia in a self-imposed exile because "this territory has become insufferable for the lovers of liberty and good humor.
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A lot of the criticism seems more harsh than necessary, with repeated references to her being an ice queen or a fashionista (that Vogue shoot!), or being an insufferable micromanager.
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But rich people might be even more insufferable when they're on vacation—unwinding from the stress that comes with having sold your soul to the devil is hard, you know.
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Soon after declaring their intentions to defect, 19-year-old Lucas and his younger brother, then-17-year-old Christopher, were beaten over 12 insufferable hours — kicked, punched and whipped.
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If you're a trivia weirdo, or just an insufferable know-it-all like me, at some point over the last few years you have wondered why past seasons of Jeopardy!
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Musk remained characteristically ... insufferable in response, though: I know that closet is nice and warm, but it's time you admitted you are one of the creators of the next one.
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Although many Bush campaign aides from that era have told CNN how disliked Ted Cruz was for being overly ambitious and insufferable, that was not how Heidi Cruz saw him.
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Up on screen, Maureen (Kristen Stewart) is about to embark on the Eurostar for London to pick up what I presume is a fabulous outfit for her insufferable diva employer.
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The example that most immediately to my mind is Horrible Bosses, the 2011 comedy that's similar to 9 to 5 in that its characters seek revenge against their insufferable managers.
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If none of this makes any sense at all to you, congratulations on avoiding a fanbase and television program that has grown highly insufferable as it has grown in popularity.
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Smith's mission is, therefore, to reconcile us to the inevitability of King Charles III and to convince us that his reign may not be as insufferable as is generally feared.
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But then there are the days when my social existence goes full-blown Mercury retrograde, and I become a magnet for insufferable people who test my very faith in humanity.
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In "American Men in Paris I Did Not Love," Lazarin's narrator finds herself in the presence of an insufferable pedant who is probably married and certainly has designs on her.
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Madeline Wise, who has the wit and grit of a young Allison Janney, manages to keep Jen from becoming insufferable; she's too real in her absurd self-questioning to dismiss.
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Bonus points if you hate-listen to Pack Your Knives, a Top Chef podcast in which the sometimes insufferable hosts and also sports reporters also participate in their own league.
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"I would be the insufferable one who would sit you down and give you all the proof of why God exists—a neat system that all makes sense," he said.
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While our intelligence and law enforcement community continues to collect information on, and take action against, Russian ongoing election interference, Putin probably doesn't think he's faced with any insufferable cost.
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A week or so ago, Franken revealed a particularly biting joke that actually managed to silence Ted, who he says has had it coming due to his insufferable and smarmy nature. .
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The video itself stands as a fairly obnoxious effort by Pai's team to reduce the complex and serious debate over the future of internet regulation down to a particularly insufferable meme.
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Two chose to starve...and one chose to try to take an overdose due to the insufferable pain, regardless of the fact that she was receiving the very best palliative care.
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An adaptation of a short story by Roald Dahl about wine snobbery carried to its most comically insufferable extreme, it received its premiere at Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, N.Y., in 1989.
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I read the book a few years back and found Eggers' prose (and a few other elements) insufferable, but I could listen to Tom Hanks give avuncular villain speeches all day.
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Dodgy crypto entrepreneurs had become figures of morbid public fascination, as their magical internet money turned into very real Lamborghinis—"Lambos" in their insufferable meme argot—and at-home stripper poles.
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For now, the series is a half-baked misfire that tries to dress up its vague jokes about insufferable rich people in even vaguer "Can you believe this shit?" moral outrage.
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The site Information is Beautiful is providing an invaluable service to the film-going public: the ability to be an insufferable know-it-all during films based on true historical events.
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This is literally a $500 word processor with a tiny-ass screen that weighs a ton that will appeal to the same people that make taking the G train so insufferable.
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If anything is worse than the idea of a Cubs repeat, it's the thought of the Cardinals, fully inhabiting their insufferable David Eckstein-ian identity, being the team that beats them.
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Afterall, without the RT, we'd never know that Donald Trump is dim enough to accidentally retweet "white genocide," or that militant atheist and insufferable pedant Richard Dawkins really is that bad.
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Half the guys were music students and would regularly throw gigs in what used to be the pub itself, which, insufferable as that makes us sound, was a lot of fun.
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I am the kind of insufferable person who squeals when the first tomatoes of the season show up at the farmers' market and I post about them on Instagram with abandon.
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As a socially anxious introvert with a lot of bespoke workplace rituals (I can't write without aromatherapy), I used to think I was simply a weirdo for finding modern offices insufferable.
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Saying "he's crazy" as a stand-in for "I find those personality traits insufferable and those statements reprehensible" reinforces the link in the public's mind between mental illness and moral failing.
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America turns to the Kardashians and Jenners for many things: professional advice, dramatic narratives, fashion inspiration, and general escape from the insufferable banality of our own lives, just to name a few.
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Suddenly I feel like the embodiment of the dumbest parts of American culture — those insufferable people who talk about "vibes," suggest meditation as a cure for everything, say, My passion is travel.
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Lacie's need for external approval has left her with some pretty insufferable quirks: the Stepford Wife voice she does in casual conversation, the ear-piercing screeching sound she uses to feign enthusiasm.
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Her insufferable complaining about her relatively smooth parole experience or heartbreak with longtime on-again-off-again lover Alex Vause takes away from the final season's important focus on ICE detention centers.
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It should be noted that these rankings have nothing to do with the quality of the person or product being stanned—just the insufferable ways by which people go about loving them.
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Meyers noted that some have straight up admitted they'll protect Trump from any consequence regardless of what he's done or what evidence exists, like an insufferable family at a parent-teacher conference.
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Many of these people are insufferable fakes, although many of them are genuinely delightful humans with a sincere interest in self-improvement—however eye-roll-inducing some of their methods might be.
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Freed features our BDSM couple Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele, played by Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson, for a third time, tying the knot in what's sure to be an insufferable wedding ceremony.
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Lenora and Dianne (such perfect names) are both academic and insufferable in their own unique ways, a testament to Dratch's willingness to shrug into new bizarro characters whenever the occasion calls for it.
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Taking photos of your food may be something that insufferable Millennials, like myself, do every time we're presented with a pretty plate, but Waterside Inn is not one to be swayed by trends.
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Van Sant's 2015 film The Sea of Trees sullied the "suicide forest," sending McConaughey into Aokigahara as a ponderous and mildly insufferable man who finds the will to live via helpful Japanese ghosts.
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The sheer, overwhelming force of finding someone you don't want to punch immediately in the face whenever they clear their throat, makes you say and do insufferable things, like WhatsApping them every single .
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The symbols include the already insufferable classic Chevrolets, the Singer sewing machines, the General Motors refrigerators, the Lada and Moskvitch cars, the Aurika washing machines, the matryoshka dolls, the military and party propaganda.
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Raleigh reporter Laura Keeley talked to the insufferable Duke guard, and took down the quotes, but I can't imagine how she wrote it down while laughing as hard as she must have been.
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And besides, where's the grotesquerie, the vomit taste and the drunken horniness that makes Bukowski so enticing to dangerously under-repressed 19-year-old boys and so completely insufferable to millions of others?
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There's also a new werewolf pack, because of course there's a werewolf pack, and an insufferable crew of hipster Manhattan socialite vampires, who are luckily quickly dispatched thanks to a cursed witch's hat.
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In the past, Reynolds has addressed his daughter's big musical break, telling Good Morning America, "My daughter has a really, really terrible ego problem now after that song... Oh, she's insufferable," in May.
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I haven't read Salinger's books since I was about 15, and I am pretty nearly certain I would find all the characters shallow and insufferable now, which is why I haven't read them again.
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They're never the headphones an insufferable snob like me would choose for their audio quality, but in practice, they are so easy to use that they've become the archetype of simple wireless headphone pairing.
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When it happened, I felt immensely ashamed, and went out of my way to keep it secret—alone with a fast-beating heart, an insufferable hangover, and lots of guilt for causing people angst.
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And while yes, they are adorable together and give us so much hope whenever we're confronted with yet another insufferable Tinder date, our favorite Chrissy and John moments don't really involve mushy, gushy anecdotes.
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It was a long and difficult year for a lot of reasons, and there's only so many parts of it we can voluntarily keep from haunting us through the rest of this insufferable decade.
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Not to mention that it's a really fun show to watch (if you can get over the first two episodes in which Sophia is just insufferable), all while embracing and celebrating strong, bold women.
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By all rights, the Jack-Jack stuff should be pandering and insufferable, but Bird's enthusiasm for the character is contagious, and he knows that every parent can relate to the boy's ingenuity for chaos.
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It's been over a year now of insufferable anticipation, creative differences, repeated delays, and rumoured drop outs, but now it seems a record that was veering dangerously close to Detox territory is actually coming.
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Before that, there was the trucker hat, worn by the dude whom you'd talk to for a few pleasant minutes until he flew into a rage after you mentioned you find Ashton Kutcher insufferable.
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It's also managed to balance constant drawn-out love triangles without becoming totally insufferable, which is practically a superhuman talent on TV. Watch: The first three seasons are currently available to stream on Netflix.
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Mx. Gethen, 49, who uses the pronouns "they" and "them," said the anonymous harasser posted that they were "insufferable" and "unloved," that they belonged in an internment camp and that they should kill themself.
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They pry into each other's past relationships, Dina teases Ellie about her high tops, Ellie teases her for being insufferable, and they both toke up some dry ass weed from a secret grow house.
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More than a few editors and cooks have found her demand for specific ingredients impossible, the way she delivers extensive knowledge of certain cuisines insufferable and her recipes so complex as to be unworkable.
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To Mr. González's credit, he makes an insufferable character credible, but when Marianne finally realizes she no longer cares about him and pushes for divorce, it was all I could do not to cheer.
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It bears noting that in an excellent season of You're The Worst in which every other character got a major arc and opportunities to grow, Gretchen has been stunted bordering on insufferable throughout Season 3.
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Louis Viardot emerges as a quiet hero, Pauline Viardot as a ruthless but likeable pragmatist and Turgenev as an insufferable prig whom posterity (and perhaps Louis) could forgive only because of his excellent, observant prose.
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That said, the debate over whether boxing or MMA is "better" is one of the most insufferable parts of watching and following combat sports, and it sucks that it's still part of the background noise.
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At its worst, CES is an insufferable barrage of cliches, buzzwords, and other rehearsed insincerities, but today I saw a little glimpse of the big technology show at its best, and I really enjoyed it.
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It's Barr, however, who has the much tougher part, and I would argue that whether or not you like Casual stems almost entirely from whether or not you find Laura intriguingly misguided or completely insufferable.
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And if you're a very excited, impatient, insufferable buyer, the Krablr driver is wearing three GoPros on the official "Make Crabbing Great Again" cap so that you can you see your crabs in virtual reality.
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If you disagree, chances are you've subjected the world to an insufferable thread of your own, clogging up your follower's feeds with numbered, half-baked opinions sent into the ether 140 characters at a time.
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With each Supercuts mushroom bowl and man bun, Lin seems further removed from the clutches of a legacy defined by one beautiful and uncanny month in Manhattan and subsequent years of insufferable hot take debating.
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He's also a nerd who leans hard into Austin's insufferable hipster image, promising free tacos to anybody who entertains the people behind them in line with a ukulele that the shop keeps in the window.
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But instead of ceding explanatory power entirely to his trauma from war, the film remains relentlessly in the present, raising a kind of chicken-or-egg question about Hank's insufferable qualities and his squalid conditions.
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Twelve years on, not only have the debts mounted, she is grappling with her husband's worsening health, a mentally disabled young daughter, and often insufferable abdominal pain due to the removal of her right kidney.
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During season 11, though, Frankel clashed with de Lesseps during a heated Miami meltdown — calling de Lesseps "insufferable" and claiming that she was downplaying her friends' efforts to get her back into a treatment facility.
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I should pause here: If there exists a special circle of hell for insufferable hipsters who imagine themselves to know more about a novel than its author, I will surely be cast down into it.
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I realize, technically, Patrick Stewart is in the wrong here, but it's a testament to how much of an insufferable ass James Corden is that this bizarre clash actually makes me really like Patrick Stewart.
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After a tornado of a lip sync, the house was finally brought down on the self-appointed resident antagonist The Vixen last week, liberating our lullaby league from the tyranny of a particularly insufferable witch.
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"Should everything go according to plan on Monday, you will have the opportunity to drive a stake through the heart of every single one of the most insufferable cowards in the world," Mr. Menaker said.
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At its worst, CES is an insufferable barrage of cliches, buzzwords, and other rehearsed insincerities, but yesterday I saw a little glimpse of the big technology show at its best, and I really enjoyed it.
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We share the same scrappy underdog attitude that comes with being from San Antonio, a working-class city flanked by military bases and overshadowed by Austin, its ritzier and (in my unpopular opinion) insufferable neighbor.
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Like all head-to-head match-ups in modern politics, the Democratic primary race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders has degenerated into an insufferable Twitter feud over who has the greater claim to ideological purity.
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Eichenwald's myopic political views and increasingly insufferable behavior on Twitter in recent years have made him a favorite target of online trolls, and WikiLeaks is tossing fuel on the fire in service of its own agenda.
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Or would you like to admit now that maybe, even though you still think he is the world's most insufferable prick (and I still do, sorry), that maybe the problem lies with you, and not him?
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Winner: Hipsters who "never even liked the show" Loser: George R. R. Martin's blood pressure Runners who humble brag about their fitness regimen through GPS tracking posts of their routes on social media are pretty insufferable.
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Any of it: not the privilege to buy the best couch and the toothbrush that comes with a subscription, nor the kid with the insufferable name and the adorably doofy husband who drinks beer in stores.
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Fertik and Cowan play fictionalized (?) versions of themselves — the successful entrepreneur who becomes even more insufferable when he takes charge of a $200 million fund, and the venture capitalist who's eager to share in the spotlight.
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In a party of 12 we've got a duo of vegetarians, one part-time pollotarian, the recently dairy-avoidant and the long-time spice-averse, plus the seasonal carb-watchers and the one insufferable celery-hater.
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He's pompous, humorless, ruthless, a toady and a bully both, unreasonably convinced of his own brilliance—one of those insufferable people who thrive in life because they don't know or care what others think of them.
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That's not a dig at actor Christian Navarro, whose portrayal of the uncomfortably wise and ever-present character keeps him from being insufferable, but an online theory floating around this week accounts for all of that.
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The reality is that in any other year, I would be arguing that Clinton not only should be disqualified from elected office but driven from our public life along with the rest of her insufferable family.
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While the sub does primarily upvote the more insufferable elements of the left, they'll also never pass up an opportunity to tear down a straw(wo)man feminist or proclaim that there are only two genders.
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Like many a desperate parent before me, I dabbled briefly in the how-to industrial complex and was horrified to find, in pages filled with insufferable pretension and naive optimism, a reflection of my former self.
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The desire for a caffeine backlash is less of a demand — because as a person who can no longer tolerate caffeine, I do not actually want there to be decaf influencers, they sound insufferable — than a curiosity.
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Like the United Nations of Bad Things Happening In Music, I'm afraid we have no other choice but to hold an official Noisey roundtable to unpack in excruciating detail all the ways in which it is insufferable.
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I'm this insufferable creative type who has to process things through my art, so I felt a totally self-imposed pressure to talk about it, whether that be on stage or, as it turned out, in writing.
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I've just come from a few days in DC having used an Away suitcase, which is millennial pink and is extremely fun to zag around on the cobblestones of Brooklyn and between the insufferable crowds at Penn Station.
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Maureen, played by Kristen Stewart (who is finally free of her Twilight teen movie chains) is trying to put together the fragments of her life as a personal shopper working in Paris for an insufferable actress named Kyra.
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While the ladies dined in Miami, Frankel screamed at the cabaret singer for being "insufferable," and accused de Lesseps of not being there for her after the death of her boyfriend, Dennis Shields, who overdosed on Aug. 10.
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Rather, it will turn them into insufferable poets, attuned only to their own monologues, adept at writing sestinas and sonnets but unable to survive without the constant hum of technology that does everything for them, no questions asked.
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A pre-GOOP Gwyneth Paltrow is the perfect balance between insufferable and endearing as the eponymous heroine, determined to improve the lives of everyone around her despite all the evidence that her best efforts have quite the opposite effect.
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Exley is on the right side of the law and of history, but he's also an insufferable twerp; Vincennes is a blatant opportunist, but as played by Spacey (with an ever-present twinkle in his eye), he's a blast.
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I think it had to do with the feeling that there was subversion going on, and the things -- (CROSSTALK) RIVERA: I did not have to do with race to the extent that President Obama was an insufferable elitist snob.
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It's miles above Man in the High Castle, Amazon's insufferable and basically unwatchable Phillip K. Dick adaptation that scratches a similar international conspiracy itch but with the added handicaps of terrible writing, thin characters, and unfortunately timed marketing campaigns.
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Happy Death Day is actually a more generous film, though, in that it gives Tree a full backstory and a secret, horrible grief that explains how she became the insufferable person she is at the start of the film.
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Those who found them insufferable before will only get queasier now, and those who tolerated them before may just turn up their noses at Brendon Urie wailing the title track, clad in a metaphorical tuxedo, twirling his imaginary mustache.
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As a therapist at the Homecoming Transitional Support Center, Heidi becomes close to one of her patients, Walter Cruz (Stephan James), a veteran eager to get better, and butts heads with Colin Belfast (Bobby Cannavale), her condescending, insufferable boss.
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If the setup, and Max Hunter's clinical direction, suggests an insufferable reality-show pilot — or a millennial live-action version of the personified emotions in Pixar's "Inside Out" — Mr. Corbeil labors to reveal the characters' humanity in his script.
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"I think if it weren't funny, it would be insufferable" At the same time, the series delves into the lives of Brett and Michelle's two single pals — Brett's childhood best friend Alex (co-creator Steve Zissis) and Michelle's sister Tina (Peet).
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A Rolling Stone interview around the release of What Will We Be labeled Banhart the "high priest of the LA freak folk scene" and revealed in him an earthy twee that might have been insufferable if it didn't also seem genuine.
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She's insufferable, and self-involved, a trainwreck parody of a pop princess at her lowest, reminiscent of Britney Spears circa 2007 or Lindsay Lohan in her DUI years — although her woke comeback tour feels more like a nod to Katy Perry.
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Many of the characters are barely known outside scholarly circles, and they are all sketched in as personalities, beginning with the seventeenth-century Dutch polymath Hugo Grotius, who is said to have been the most insufferable pedant of his day.
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"One child told me that many of the girls used requests for a bathroom break as a means to just briefly escape the noise and insufferable crowding, but that teachers had caught onto this and were refusing the requests," she said.
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As long as I have been alive, he has refused to tip waiters, an insufferable trait that has occasionally called for a clandestine mission to an ATM so that I could sneak the staff their due while he used the bathroom.
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Bess (a fantastic Zoe Kazan, who plays against the insufferable Jewish mother stereotype Roth promulgated in his earlier work and instead represents the family's moral and intellectual bedrock) wants to flee to Canada, as many other Jewish families are already doing.
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But I have no residue of shame for panning the insufferable "Happy Gilmore" — this was before Adam Sandler redeemed himself by starring in Paul Thomas Anderson's "Punch-Drunk Love" — which represented to me the most inane aspects of American culture.
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The family of billionaires flashes the occasional glimmer of likability, but it's far more the exception than the rule amidst Machiavellian overtones and bumbling decision making, all of which might otherwise be completely insufferable were it not so consistently funny.
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The writer-director Dan Gilroy makes the film's contempt for the contemporary art world crystal clear from the outset, but puts Morf in an interesting position: As insufferable and pompous as he is, he has his own can't-be-bought integrity.
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But James Holden, handsome space captain dude who always tries to do the right thing (and is something of the de facto protagonist of the show and the books, despite both being an ensemble series) is positively insufferable in the books.
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Staring down an entire year of silently suffering through baby groups where they changed the lyrics to "Humpty Dumpty" so it would have a happy ending and skipped verses of "You Are My Sunshine" because they were sad began to feel insufferable.
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When you were getting picked last for football in front of that obnoxious girl you used to be into, insufferable wisecracking jock Nathan Drake had been standing around joking with his friends in the "picked" area for over ten minutes. Nate. Nate.
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But Booksmart doesn't lean into the sort of insufferable East Coast yearnings that Saoirse Ronan channeled so marvelously in 2017's Lady Bird, a movie that also happened to star Feldstein, and that's much more upfront about the financial realities of its characters.
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The book follows Pete, an obviously smart if insufferable man who calls himself a writer despite not actually writing anything, a man who hasn't yet figured out the difference between loving another person and loving what another person tells him about himself.
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But even the most insufferable wing purists should push through the discomfort and watch the interview — it's full of great anecdotes about Nanjiani's early days doing standup in Chicago, his relationship with Pakistani cuisine, and the great Silicon Valley dick joke of yore.
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What that is, exactly, is a little ephemeral, but the best I can deconstruct a BioShock-y game is a first-person, story-driven experience with elaborate set pieces, insufferable but strangely appetizing philosophizing, and lots of tiny details to reward observant players.
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Worst: Its most well-known example is a racist teen botIf you haven't heard, Microsoft has already been building bots for awhile and its newest one is an insufferable racist teen that was pulled from the internet in less than 24 hours.
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That's a topic that should by all rights be insufferable, but in Daniels's hands it becomes a compelling exploration of his own sadomasochistic drives and their relationships with his newfound sobriety and struggling writing career (with digressions into the history of Brazilian novels).
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You can follow them up with Gosling, who makes a potentially insufferable character vaguely charming, and Garfield, who was the lead in both Hacksaw and Silence and locked up the unusual "Christian has his faith tested in Japan" subgenre for the year.
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In line with the current trends in urbanism, it's a cookie-cutter metropolis where fake woke projects, an insufferable club scene, a dreary dating landscape, and eco-friendly initiatives coexist alongside tech conglomerates that are cannibalizing the little lifeblood that's left of the city.
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Being anointed top dog in Bon Appetit's 2015 best-of list made getting reservations insufferable, but the restaurant recently rolled out a new system to preserve a few walk-in tables every day so that you don't have to be Zuckerberg to get in.
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Instead of offering up a cautionary tale on the perils of false affection or a cute look at teen romance in 2019, The Perfect Date delivers a portrait of an insufferable, entitled jerk of a teen boy in desperate need of some serious parenting.
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Neither of those may be so bad from Trump's perspective, but many people who worked with Flynn in a substantive capacity during the transition and early days of the administration soon concluded he was both insufferable and incompetent, according to a New York Times report.
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The hard-partying antics of the cast were beginning to get overshadowed by their real-life fame, Snooki's pregnancy, Vinny's struggles with anxiety, The Situation's drug and alcohol addiction (which would be revealed after the show ended), and the insufferable relationship between Sam and Ronnie.
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It involved sending a literal man cosplaying as a medieval-ish character storming into the Modist taproom, issuing a cease-and-desist in borderline insufferable olde English, unspooling a scroll, and intoning with the intensity of a first-year drama student delivering a Shakespearean monologue.
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Eureka paired herself with Frankie Grande, an e-Pia Zadora who is fame-ish for being on "Big Brother," and also for being a big brother to another woman who has had to suffer a lot of insufferable apologies this week, the singer Ariana Grande.
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In a school like Loyola, where the task of keeping everyday order is entrusted to the prefects, being head can bring out the tyrant in even the nicest chap, and Zaka brought to the position an obnoxious self-importance that made him absolutely insufferable.
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The character is preposterously pompous — the kind of guy who tells his entire family to "eat shit" — but at times Evans' killer blue eyes and razor sharp jawline manage to cut through Ransom's insufferable attitude and make a strong, albeit shameful, case for attraction.
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But we're not here to watch anyone make the same mistakes, so we'll explore the art of covering up relationship tattoos, as well as the etiquette of estrangement on social media—because the ineptitude for common decency may not be exclusive to Instagram, but it is insufferable.
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And even though I haven't managed to fully embrace the American-branded celebrations of our win (the flags, the constant loops of "Born in the U.S.A.," all the insufferable chanting), I've still felt overcome with joy these past couple days, seeing these women unapologetically celebrating their win.
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George essentially believes he deserves to have sex with a beautiful woman because he's a white guy living in modern America, and when he doesn't succeed (and he almost never succeeds, which is what keeps him from feeling too creepy or insufferable), he grows ever more petulant.
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Occasionally, this ballet's 1877 score is the masterpiece of its composer, Ludwig Minkus, though John Lanchbery's 1980 arrangement often beefs it up into film music; in the dances of both Act I's festivities and Act II's vision of the Shades, there's often an insufferable oom-chah coarseness.
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They make you forget — until you go inside — the perversity of Wright's idea of building a house over a waterfall that can't be seen from inside it, but only heard: a dull continuous roar that, in spring-melt time, must have rendered life in Fallingwater nearly insufferable.
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We have proven through neglect, ignorance and greed that our species does not love this earth enough to make the changes needed, or if it can, it will have to be this decade or an insufferable heat will consume us and all life as we know it.
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JOE COSCARELLI If last week's episode of "The Bachelorette" — in which Lee, the Nashville singer-songwriter, revealed himself to be the insufferable kindling for this season's inevitable racial bonfire — was a bit coded in its discussion of "cultural" differences, this week's two-night affair made things explicit.
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Rhea ingratiates herself to Roman and Kendall by seeming to throw Shiv under the bus (though, to be clear, Shiv's report is definitely the kind of insufferable that can only be managed by someone who has tasted a bite of power but not yet the whole apple).
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Photo: APMartin Shkreli, the convicted securities fraudster, insufferable troll, and so-called "Pharma Bro" widely loathed for jacking up the price of anti-parasitic drug Daraprim, bought the Wu-Tang clan's single-copy album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin in 2015, impressively making himself even more widely loathed.
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This is one of the places where Deadpool, the movie, goes a little sideways — Wilson's origin as a human pit of moral depravity to begin with doesn't give him a lot of wiggle-room to grow into the insufferable Deadpool, nor does it aid his likability in general.
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There's a lot of information to unpack and a lot of movies get mentioned and a lot of their picks for the 10 best structured movies are a tad insufferable but it's still fun for me to watch because the movies get broken down from a different perspective.
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If you're going to spend most of your time around the SXSW epicenter—Sixth Street and Red River—we suggest scrolling back up and reading the selections in those neighborhoods because they don't suck, even when what's going on there during this mostly insufferable ten days in March does.
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But greed means never wanting to say you're sorry, and sure enough, Bill retaliates by repeatedly ramming Spyros's prized Porsche with his S.U.V. It's a welcome showcase for the comedic talents of actors Stephen Kunken and Kelly AuCoin as Spyros and Dollar Bill, both of whom are delightfully insufferable.
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In Tolkien's case that means readers will find copious notes from his third son, Christopher Tolkien, who traces the story's evolution through a series of epic poems that are — like much of the Middle-earth canon — wildly inventive and technically flawless and also sort of insufferable at times.
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Even after acquittal, and even after what will surely be his insufferable post-trial boasts that he is the greatest President in American history, Pelosi has now likely written the first paragraph of Trump's eventual obituary: He will become only the third president in US history to be impeached.
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College, in the eyes of this book, is a fairy land, an idyll where time stops and visitors glut themselves on fairy intoxicants: Janet more than once compares the effects of great literature to the effects of alcohol or drugs, because Janet is a little bit insufferable that way.
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But Dewey was also by all accounts extremely difficult to work with, and I can't help but think that's because he's the kind of insufferable efficiency nerd who decides that since Melville Louis Kossuth Dewey is such a mouthful, he might as well shorten his name to Melvil Dui.
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Now that Lindsay came clean to Paul about wanting to "bone other people," he's trying his hardest to be cool with it — except "cool" isn't really Paul's thing, so it's a bit of a struggle (I know real-life Paul would insufferable, but Allan McLeod's performance continues to be unimpeachably delightful).
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The best thing she could have done to integrate me, is to force my prima and I when we were girls to hang out together at every waking moment when I visited - and trust me, at six and five years old we were both inseparable and insufferable at the same time.
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Much ado has been made over the language that Tanden uses in the emails against people she disagrees with—calling former ThinkProgress writers Zaid Jilani and Lee Fang "freaks," Mayor Bill de Blasio "insufferable," and Faiz Shakir, a former Podesta and Tanden protege, "a fucker" for deciding to advise Sanders.
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But in the week before the book was released, her comments about primary opponent Bernie Sanders were the things that made the rounds on social media and late-night talk shows, resulting in a flare-up of the never-ending feud between the dreaded Bernie Bros and the insufferable Hillary Bots.
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Cruz has gone from the insufferable nemesis of Republican traditionalists to their last, best hope, and the likes of Mitt Romney, Lindsey Graham and Jeb Bush have now given him endorsements — or approximations thereof — that will go down in political history as some of the most constipated hosannas ever rendered.
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Scott's in London and I'm in DC. Scott, wins and losers ... I was just referencing Cardi B, she told Tomi Lahren —who I've been on a show with, who is just insufferable — that she will "dog walk" her, which I thought that ... I don't even know what that means, I'm so old.
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She also kicked off the night by telling a red-carpet interviewer that she doesn't even own a TV because she prefers to read, like a parody of an insufferable person from the mid-'90s, before we all started talking about how TV is just as intellectually stimulating as books are these days.
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I always found brunch to be a white person's game, having seen it used as a punchline in countless shows and films about insufferable millennial Williamsburg residents, and everyone in the line I passed on the way to the Women's March was as white as the eggs they were lining up to eat.
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I felt a particular affinity with Rimmer, generally understood to be the most insufferable of the lot; he was anal retentive and compulsively disciplined, so in that sense I was more of a Lister, but he was a constant underachiever who couldn't take responsibility but hated himself for it, just like me.
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While teams who insist that their "12th man" earns them wins (coughSeahawkscough) can be downright insufferable—we get it, you guys are loud and annoying but no, there is not another football player on the field; that is illegal—a fan's contribution to the game is immeasurable, as well it should be.
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There's a jubilant guess-who who's who of voice actors: Lisa Kudrow (as an owl emerging from a coma), Hilary Swank (the insufferable Justin Bieber–type Joey Pogo), Margo Martindale (a criminally diabolical version of herself), LaKeith Stanfield, Keith Olbermann, Stephen Colbert, Lance Bass, Whoopi Goldberg, Paul McCartney, RuPaul, and Nicole Holofcener.
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Even if the "Maple Leaf Rag" hasn't qualified as a club banger since 1917, Joplin will forever be remember as having made an important and positive mark on American culture—unlike Scott Walker, who will be remembered only as an insufferable, unapologetic enemy of the working class with a weak chin and ratty eyes.
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Following commercial breakthroughs like their 2000 debut Parachutes (which The Guardian wrote was "music to wet your bed to") and 2002's A Rush of Blood to the Head, the band went on to be called "the most insufferable band of the decade" by the New York Times in 2005, when they released X&Y.
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Céline, characteristically dressed to the nines in a shiny tweed suit paired with a sky-blue scarf that appears to be half a mile long and wrapped around her neck 400 times, is so replete with charm and expressiveness that she can drown out the typically insufferable format of the show and its host.
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Although the general public had caught on to his insufferable personality by 2002, when he called 9/11 "kind of like an artwork in its own right," the not-so-Young British Artist bestrode a tide of escalating asking prices through 2008, when he raised £111 million at a Sotheby's auction without the help of a dealer or gallery.
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Goop and the sticker's manufacturers both deleted their claims after getting fact-checked by current and former NASA employees, one of whom called it "a load of BS."After years of marketing its insufferable brand of "rich-white-lady-booking-a-trip-to-Bali-to-find-herself" quackery toward women, Goop could come under fire legally.
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In March, the embassy cut off Assange's internet access, saying he had violated an agreement to not interfere with Ecuador's international affairs—possibly referring to his relentless (and insufferable) tweeting, attempts to secure the goodwill of Donald Trump Jr., support for Spain's Catalan independence movement, and increasing alignment with a bevy of far-right fringe figures like European nationalists.
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Feeling trapped at the law firm, Jimmy pulls out all of the insufferable stops: gets a loud, messy juicer for the kitchen; plays bagpipes in his office; is "the guy who doesn't flush his shit down the toilet" in the bathroom; rocks obnoxiously bright suits, a brief flash of the future Saul Goodman appearing in his attire.
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But its comedic aesthetic owes much less to Lonely Island's slick musical parodies than to the gonzo grotesqueries of "Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job" (Tim Heidecker, half of the team behind that Adult Swim hit, stars in one of the more conventionally funny sketches in "I Think You Should Leave," playing the world's most insufferable charades player).
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.) rebellion was not only insufferable but inevitable, and fearful that this one-person tsunami would create a landslide defeat of epic proportions.
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Although the book's sequencing and chapter titles are cleverly concocted, and although the many timelines featured are full of compelling if not always very relevant events — and although it's imaginable that some readers might find Lankford's flippantly slangy prose style bearable for a few pages — I remain baffled that Melville House published this almost completely insufferable volume.
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Grossman's The Magicians is told entirely through Quentin's point of view, and if you are not an insufferable, emotionally constipated, possibly depressed white guy of means in his early 20s (or have not been one of those at some point in your life), well, it's easy to wonder why this is the lens Grossman chose to tell his story through.
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It's a fairly different spot than a lot of fans were in after the first film of the prequels trilogy, The Phantom Menace: That movie took so much credibility from the filmmakers by being terrible, and hamstrung its bad characters with such insufferable dialogue, that it was hard to see the prequel trilogy ever recovering from such a disaster — and it never really did.
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" When it comes to baseball, Shaughnessy, a longtime Boston Globe scribe and BBWAA ballot-holder since 1987, has said that voting for Schilling to get into the Hall of Fame was a "tough one," but that he "held [his] nose" to vote for the "insufferable blowhard" because he "didn't want to let my personal feelings for a player get in the way (hello, Jim Rice).
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And once "Christopher Robin" softens its insufferable, needlessly cynical conception of the title character, it offers more or less what a Pooh reboot should: a lot of nostalgia, a bit of humor (Brad Garrett's vocal deadpanning as Eeyore is a standout) and tactile computer animation that, even for the effects-jaded, makes it look as if the actors are interacting with real stuffed animals.
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In particular, anti-Trumpists might be a touch more effective if they could recognize how humorlessness and constant self-important dudgeon frequently helps the Trumpian cause, by setting up the dynamic I just sketched in my movie pitch — where the country is asked to choose between two kinds of folly, one squalid and corrupt but the other pompous, insufferable and paranoid in its own self-important way.
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The breadth of Kelly's work on view is less of an attempt to confuse the viewer than it is an accurate reflection of his art practice and philosophy on how he believes art should be made: "You see, I have this obstinate streak which came about after a brief and harried brush with art school and its insufferable mantra, 'find your voice, stick with one thing, and master it,'" he explains to Creators.
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There was a time when some of his actions were interesting, but more recently his antics have been marked by insufferable bombast and bloated ego, a lethal mix that found its apotheosis in a tasteless, staged photo in early 2016 on the Greek island of Lesbos, in which Ai assumed the same position as the body of a dead, Syrian refugee boy which had been found in Turkey months earlier, washed up on a beach.
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On, astonishingly, six other occasions, when his parents met other people, and fell in love, and married, and ordered the instant integration of two families' lives, their laundry, and their lore (and, to often disastrous effect, their DNA)—the Morgans, followed by the Dinardos and the Teahans, on his mother's side; the Winklows, the Andersons, and that insufferable Lee clan, on his father's—he had stood like this, appraising and rejecting, and wanting nothing more than to return to the bunk bed in his first room, where all the linens and the wall shadows had been under a single, steady proprietorship.
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If that didn't remind you that MMA's silly season pops up any time there's more than a week between UFC events, consider what else has been sucking up oxygen: more conversation about Michael Bisping versus Georges St. Pierre, the symbolic death knell for merit-based fighting in the UFC; more fighters calling each other out across weight classes because it actually works; and the insufferable, daily minutiae driving a conversation about whether boxing's undefeated and un-retired pay-per-view king will fight the UFC's Irish poster boy for the sole pursuit of making money in exchange for as little entertainment in return.
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Steve Jones has been a lot of things in his 61 years: a love-starved bastard, smooth criminal, an insatiable man-slut, a master thief, an insufferable prog-rocker, a would-be Yacht Rock A&R rep, SEX shop clerk, Chrissie Hynde's pre-Pretenders fuck-buddy; a teenage Sex Pistol, a 224-year-old has-been, a sticky-fingered junkie, a shit-hot guitar-slinger-for-hire, Iggy Pop's muse, a Fabio-haired solo artist, a buff and burnished Hollywood biker, a recovering addict, a childhood sexual abuse survivor, a jailhouse motivational speaker, an ascot'd elder statesman of punk, a beloved LA disc jockey, and—phew—a sexagenarian social media baller.
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Steve Jones has been a lot of things in his 61 years: a love-starved bastard, smooth criminal, an insatiable man-slut, a master thief, an insufferable prog-rocker, a would-be Yacht Rock A&R rep, SEX shop clerk, Chrissie Hynde's pre-Pretenders fuck-buddy; a teenage Sex Pistol, a 23-year-old has-been, a sticky-fingered junkie, a shit-hot guitar-slinger-for-hire, Iggy Pop's muse, a Fabio-haired solo artist, a buff and burnished Hollywood biker, a recovering addict, a childhood sexual abuse survivor, a jailhouse motivational speaker, an ascot'd elder statesman of punk, a beloved LA disc jockey, and—phew—a sexagenarian social media baller.
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In a popular 1970s song, the splendid Carly Simon introduced the attendance of a former suitor (reportedly the actor Warren Beatty) at a solar eclipse as probative evidence of his putatively insufferable vanity: Well I hear you went to SaratogaAnd your horse, naturally, wonThen you flew your Learjet up to Nova ScotiaTo see the total eclipse of the sunWell, you're where you should be all the timeAnd when you're not, you're with some underworld spy Or the wife of a close friend,Wife of a close friend, andYou're so vainYou probably think this song is about you On a higher plane, Wordsworth wrote about an eclipse in 1820: High on her speculative tower Stood Science waiting for the hour When Sol was destined to endure That darkening of his radiant face The solar eclipse is no longer mysterious, supernatural, foreboding, or ominous (or even "total"; owing to the solar corona, the darkness of a "total" eclipse is only partial).
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