Elizabeth Warren declaring victory -- while jilted New York Gov.
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Angelo has a jilted fiancée, Mariana, who still loves him.
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A disgruntled recently fired worker, perhaps, or a jilted lover.
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The story features gamblers, Gypsies, jilted lovers and general decadence.
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The jilted classmate tries to poison Bailey, then commits suicide.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Elsa jilted at the altar.
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The rapist met his victim, the jilted child discovered its mother.
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LeBeau played Yvonne, the jilted mistress of Humphrey Bogart's character, Rick.
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We hear repeatedly about a plane crash, knives, a jilted fiancée.
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It made Mr Trump sound like a nuclear-armed jilted lover.
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Why must one party or the other be the jilted one?
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Many couples break up and the jilted don't commit heinous violence.
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Its stories are crammed with jilted lovers, women with enticing arms
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Back then, I was convinced it was because Buffy had jilted her.
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But many customers who purchased Teslas before the price drops felt jilted.
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"Not being able to open it feels like being jilted," wrote another.
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The women gather in the adjacent field, for years, jilted and angry.
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"A jilted lover, race or religion, someone who was fired," she said.
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From an angry employee, perhaps, or a jilted lover or an unsatisfied sponsor.
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In Germany, tour companies purchase their own insurance policies to cover jilted travelers.
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" 'They didn't tell me they didn't like me anymore,' " he said, quoting the jilted.
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In 63, a jilted lover claimed his ex-girlfriend had been unfaithful to him.
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McKinnon's jilted character, though, didn't have the peaceful, beautiful experience the other two did.
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The messages — more than 245,1683 of them — appeared from jilted lovers and distant acquaintances.
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Most victims are women, who are blinded or disfigured by jilted partners or relatives.
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Just as troublingly, he could look elsewhere for a prize for his jilted base.
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Scott aids the brash, jilted "Woo," but his fingerprints are otherwise mercifully hard to see.
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What about Brienne, who was left crying in Winterfell after being jilted by Jaime Lannister?
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Not since Harry Truman's surprise win in 1948 had Arizona jilted a Republican presidential nominee.
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Tonight, our jilted Minnesotan finds love again in the form of either Garrett or Blake.
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North Carolina is one of a few states where jilted spouses can sue affair partners.
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Have we, Democrats and Republicans alike, forgotten how polls have jilted us in the past?
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The jilted ex-fiance of Arie Luyendyk Jr., will get a second shot at love.
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"These are just the musings of a jilted lover," said Mario Gallucci, Mr. Nesimi's lawyer.
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The source likened the U.S. response to the feeling of being jilted at the altar.
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And usually, it's the customer who ends up feeling jilted at the gate because of it.
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When it comes to harassment, debt collectors can sometimes feel more threatening than a jilted lover.
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Like a jilted spouse who has finally had enough, Western Europe is going its own way.
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The sunny-voiced soprano Ying Fang perfectly inhabited the part of Elvira, Mustafà's jilted, ditsy wife.
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What can you do when a jilted lover posts your most intimate pictures online without consent?
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Aurelius, jilted bondholders complained the law required President Obama to appoint board members without Senate confirmation.
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Ghosts, witches, jilted prom queens, abandoned apartments, the quest for eternal youth — this show's got it all.
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Here, he channels The Weeknd's "Sidewalks" from Starboy, sounding like a jilted lover over the guitar strings.
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And dogs who feel jilted or afraid can and do get aggressive in these kinds of situations.
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But most often the callers are terrified young women being blackmailed by jilted lovers wielding intimate photos.
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The agency has given jilted consumers a place to file their grievances, establishing a consumer complaint database.
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" To Bennett, Cohen's U-turn and fondness for blasting Trump stems from him "feeling jilted or whatever.
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When her initial vacation plans go awry, Delphine consults friends, family and the boyfriend who jilted her.
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My investigation found the poisoner—Anna's jilted ex-husband, bitter Anna left him and joined a strange church.
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In the meantime, NATO invited the tiny Balkan state of Montenegro to join, leaving some Georgians feeling jilted.
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That's when jilted members of the Vanmoof-ing Facebook fanpage rallied to secure a $1,500 trade-in offer.
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This time it was not the jilted swain, but women who were singled out as the vengeful parties.
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There's a scene in "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" in which Ramsey's jilted lover Myranda bathes Sansa before their nuptials.
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Before tip, the storylines focused on emotional drama: the jilted Westbrook sharing a court with the jilting Durant.
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Fans have embraced the announcement, but there are some notable fighters who feel jilted by the headline showdown.
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Verdict: Can other jilted 'grammers get a discount on legal representation if enough of them join this lawsuit?
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As the voice of Irene, Holmes's jilted paramour in this version, Mary J. Blige belts out a song.
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This debut novel deals with the particular heartbreak of unrequited affection and jilted friendship in the internet age.
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It jilted Hong Kong because of its ban on dual-class shares, which grant some shareholders outsize voting rights.
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But the moment Carrie moves back into her apartment after being jilted at the altar is all too real.
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Please don't It seems more and more jilted lovers are finding this to be an elegant solution for heartbreak.
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A smarmy promoter directs the jilted guys to the club Envision, which they pay $103-a-head to enter.
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Kim, who caught the jilted lover spiraling out of control in response to the new man in Kourtney's life.
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Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn, and Diane Keaton star as the jilted ex-wives in this hilarious and empowering comedy.
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But it was a triumph for Putin, too: proof that many Italians have jilted and replaced us — with Russia.
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There was no guarantee, after all, that the city jilted for 2024 would vie for the Games in 2028.
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By 19 she was divorced, jilted by her husband; left to fend for herself in Kano state, northern Nigeria.
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Believing he had been offered the spot by Mr. Trump, he wound up being jilted at the last minute.
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The long stretches I spent staring at my silent phone like a jilted boyfriend, waiting for it to ping?
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The long stretches I spent staring at my silent phone like a jilted boyfriend, waiting for it to ping?
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Even if the DOL doesn't pursue those who violate the rule starting on April 10, jilted investors still have options.
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Certainly the Andrettis have plenty of reasons to feel jilted with Michael and Marco both having posted runner-up results.
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It was about Becca Kufrin — the jilted winner who Luyendyk left for Lauren, and who is now our new Bachelorette.
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Lacking an invitation to the event, he placed himself outside the centre, buttonholing attendees and grousing about having been jilted.
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The knee-jerk reaction to infidelity, most of the time, is to tell the person who got jilted to GTFO.
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The White LadyThis woman was said to have been jilted by a lover before her murder or death by drowning.
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Goguen filed a counter complaint the following week, referring to the suit as a "shakedown" from a jilted ex-lover.
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A decision such as this made by founders may motivate some jilted investors to seek compensation for their lost investment.
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In his conversations with jilted customers, Garvin found that the trips on offer were probably real but difficult to redeem.
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If I want to refuse an order, they will see it as a personal insult, like a friend being jilted.
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Not only was Harbour jilted at the altar, but the biggest shareholders in Santos, Chinese gas distributor ENN Ecological 60003.
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It's easier to call yourself an empath than a bitter, jilted ex-lover, a pathetic loser or a self-saboteur.
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Much of "...Ready For It?" is taken up by two-note jilted-lover semi-raps over a plodding, industrial beat.
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The Brexit referendum prompted negotiations through which Britain and a jilted Europe are supposed to hash out their future dealings.
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Mitchell Whitfield (who was eventually cast as Rachel's jilted fiancé, Barry) and Will & Grace's Eric McCormack also auditioned for Ross.
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He had fallen in love with another fundamentalist, a Syrian who jilted him and joined the refugee flood to Europe.
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As a young woman, Zachanassian had loved this man, but he had jilted her when she was poor and pregnant.
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This could be especially useful for thwarting cases of revenge porn, where hackers or jilted ex-lovers expose someone's nude images.
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A thin hope, established by a case in Massachusetts in 1818, allowed a jilted woman to sue for breach of promise.
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It also means a jilted ex who happened to remember your favorite cycling spots could track down your new home address.
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My old dress, the one I thought I'd never have to wear again, lies like a jilted lover in the corner.
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A default would probably turn what so far has been a modest trickle of lawsuits from jilted creditors into a stampede.
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The layoff was a complete shock and although I think it was best for us, I couldn't help but feel jilted.
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Just a few weeks ago, he told Us Weekly that he and the jilted salon owner were giving things a go.
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They would be the lamest of ducks, living with their jilted fan base in a fittingly macabre countdown at the Coliseum.
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Instead of thanking her, he brings their relationship to a sudden end; jilted Kate proceeds to Africa for a solo safari.
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But E.U. officials are sounding more and more like a jilted spouse determined to extract maximum damages in a divorce settlement.
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And he ends the episode chasing after Nan Pierce's town car, pounding the window and hollering like a common jilted boyfriend!
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Two people would play a pair of lovers, another a murderous, jilted husband, and Shiner would direct them in a scene.
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For all they knew, I might have just been jilted, received a horrid diagnosis or learned of a loved one's death.
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He's just been jilted at the altar by his stunning bride, and the registrar is about to call off the nuptials.
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"At a certain, thank heavens, early enough point, they realized that's a story to tell, too," Young explained of her jilted character.
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The jilted woman warned Beck to be careful, lest she end up like the mysterious, maybe-she's-in-Italy Candace (Ambyr Childers).
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The playful "Sorry" samples Isaac Hayes' "Walk On By" and reads like a taunt from a jilted lover turned indifferent and unapologetic.
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Like an embarrassed or jilted lover, Microsoft masks the memory of the Google encounter with a giant white rectangle in Bing maps.
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Just ask the activists in New York who sent Amazon packing or the jilted Amazon executives who have beaten a hasty retreat.
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Mr. Lara presides in the manner of Myrtha, who in "Giselle" is the queen of the Wilis, the jilted, avenging female spirits.
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They were killed by their fathers and brothers and husbands and jilted lovers, whose violence is legitimized by Pakistani society and law.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, Mr. de Blasio is not exactly a jilted suitor standing with a wilting bouquet in his hands.
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A jilted Adobe, recognizing the threat this posed to its business, took out magazine ads begging Apple to reconsider, to no avail.
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A jilted Israeli woman (Noa Koler) keeps her reservation at a wedding hall, trusting that God will provide a groom in time.
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They're optimistic that jilted donors will change their tune once the DNC elects a new leader and as the midterm elections near.
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Jilted lovers take note: If you have recently broken up with a boyfriend or girlfriend or ended an engagement, sites like Exboyfriendjewelry.
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Cranston was guest-starring as a jilted lover who hijacks a sorority reunion cruise, and Dearden played one of the trapped sorority sisters.
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His personal life is messy: he has churned through a series of consorts, disowning children and even imprisoning relatives of one jilted partner.
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Unfortunately, they have to share a home with some not-so-friendly spirits, including Tate and Ben's jilted mistress, played by Kate Mara.
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She's clearly come to terms with it, which is almost too bad — I'd love to hear what an enraged and jilted Cabello sings.
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So for many jilted fans, the departure of its N.F.L. team — despite its mediocre 7-9 finish this year — seemed like piling on.
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Danielle L., the season 21 Bachelor contestant who got jilted by Nick Viall mid-date after telling him she was falling for him.
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In a video posted on Instagram, the jilted gentleman planned out an epic proposal at a Columbia Fireflies baseball game on Monday night.
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It is the cover-ups, as much as the infidelities, that do them in, creating either vengeful jilted exes or unseemly money trails.
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As with other unlikely situations, such as Walt Disney's investor revolt in 2004, the squeals of jilted minorities can kick directors into action.
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He was the guy who helped the so-called Pharma Bro pay back jilted investors with stock in Retrophin, a company Shkreli founded.
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Now, over 217 years after her first pivot to music, a jilted Hollywood seems once again to be thumbing its nose at Lopez.
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Khurrana, on the other hand, seems jaded as the jilted lover, a role he has played once before this year ("Meri Pyaari Bindu").
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"I find that quite a sad moment because I believe there is love there," Davis admitted, adding she has "sympathy" for the jilted man.
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For example, a bully, jilted ex-lover, stalker, terrorist or troll could post offensive photos to someone's wall, a Group, Event or the feed.
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Her jilted lover character proves she will stop at nothing — even murder and extreme animal abuse — in a twisted attempt to make him hers.
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Jeb Bush over eminent domain, Trump said he was getting a Bronx cheer because the room was packed with jilted donors and special interests.
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The plot's combustible ingredients include a jilted bride, arson, and a vial of tranquilizers and a loaded gun just begging to be picked up.
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Other times, Dee records herself on video, speaking to Carmen, her long-lost sweetheart — the girl she jilted for Charlie all those years ago.
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Miss Manners is sorry, but the jilted should have only the satisfaction of throwing it in the faithless one's face, not of selling it.
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We learn, for instance, that Jack drinks because his first love jilted him, just as Stephanie is an escort because her father hit her.
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Nina has been jilted — her father gave control of the Dallas Cowboys to her brother, leaving her an inconsequential team in New Jersey instead.
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They also agreed that he had illegally paid back some of those jilted investors with stock from a biotech company he started called Retrophin.
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The data indicate either jilted sellers finding themselves back on the market or sellers, fearing a market turning in favour of buyers, downsizing their expectations.
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He's an angry, jilted boyfriend who already tried to get Judy to be arrested and shows no signs of stopping that mission in the future.
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The bright-voiced soprano Clarissa Lyons found the right mix of wounded pride and sassiness for Lisa, the innkeeper, who has been jilted by Elvino.
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Karen Fitzpatrick, whose Border terrier, CH Meadowlake Jilted Heart, had flecks of gold that matched the gold inlay of her jacket, also saw emotional similiarites.
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In theory, these second factors deflect attempts to crack accounts made by thieves, governments and jilted partners, while also defusing mass breaches of online accounts.
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This time around, Urban jilted his beloved guitar to accompany himself on a grand piano, tapping into his feminine side to deliver a transcendent performance.
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Emily, jilted by all her friends, ends up asking her mother Linda (Hawn, in her first movie role in 15 years) to go with her.
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" Rush Limbaugh, the king of talk radio, praised Trump's decision and accused Fox News of "acting as if they had been jilted at the altar.
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Having it in the moment ups the risk of at least one person feeling very jilted and angry, which ruins the mood for everyone else.
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"Hero" was the soundtrack for almost every school recital, and "Always Be My Baby" was absolutely on the breakup mixtape you gave a jilted lover.
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Versum will owe its jilted partner $140 million in termination fees if it hammers out a final deal to be bought by Merck, filings showed.
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Reflecting on the ending, Jeanette Delgado, who dances the role of the jilted bride, mused: "To me, it's almost Ratmansky's story too, in a way."
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The company has frustrated investors by giving the impression that it has wooed, and then jilted, a white-knight suitor, SoftBank -backed Fortress Investment Group.
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His merger partner, which ultimately jilted him for a better offer for Occidental Petroleum, had sold its own business in the region three years earlier.
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They spoke of other instances in which jilted Pakistani men killed their wives or girlfriends, ignoring the fact that Syed was born and raised in Baltimore.
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Corden, 38, played a jilted lover in a sweater vest who arrives home to find his "baby girl," Ryan, 54, in bed with another man, Scott.
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Weaving through the crowd to avoid featuring in someone's snap or Boomerang, I felt jilted ending here, looking at these slightly dirty, brilliantly lit glass squares.
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Rumor has it someone had recently been fired from Sub-Pop, and the jilted ex-employee called Pepsi to tip them off, resulting in another lawsuit.
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And why wouldn't we want to keep guns from men subject to domestic violence restraining orders if the result is fewer women murdered by jilted boyfriends?
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The movie tries very hard to get us to care about the family curse, which goes all the way back to a jilted Salem witch ancestor.
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A jilted man from Virginia Beach, Virginia is hoping to bring a smile to a deserving person looking to seal the deal with their significant other.
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Animals, like humans, have been known to drown their sorrows in food, quit their soul-crushing jobs, and even get jilted by the ones they love.
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Cordray and his Democratic defenders, however, cite the more than $12 billion CFPB won back for more than 29 million jilted Americans from bad financial deals.
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Kufrin was famously jilted by Arie Luyendyk Jr. during the 22nd season of "The Bachelor" after he ended their engagement to pursue runner-up Lauren Burnham.
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However, Rebecca might soon wrap someone else into her schemes: her boss Nathaniel (Scott Michael Foster), who has taken an inexplicable liking to the jilted lover.
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He would go on to play several major roles in her life, including best friend, boyfriend and soul mate, and eventually, ex-boyfriend and jilted lover.
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" Former jilted contestants also rallied together to create a now-defunct "Lori Beth Denberg Ruined My Life" Facebook page, which, she says, gave her "great pride.
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Eight months later, the non-aggression pact has largely held up, but the stream of jilted aides filtering out of the White House has not abated.
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When Mr Trump demanded Mr Bharara's resignation three months later, without indicating why he had undergone a change of heart, the jilted prosecutor did not go quietly.
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One of these was The Amazing Fishcam, a video feed of an aquarium in Mountain View, California that showed one jilted snapshot of fish every few seconds.
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This fact leads Thorpe's life to spiral as his jilted lover, Norman Scott (a positively delightful, mop-haired Ben Whishaw), continuously threatens to out the Parliament member.
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Plus there's a scene they keep cutting back to which is 100 percent The Prodigy's seminal album cover for Music for the Jilted Generation brought to life.
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In 2013, "Queen" celebrated a jilted bride, played by Kangana Ranaut, who embarks on her honeymoon without her fiancé -- an unthinkable scenario in Bollywood 10 years ago.
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It's hard to picture her genuinely jilted over this guy, but maybe we just haven't seen her in so long that we don't know what she thinks.
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This year, an Ontario judge awarded $141,708 in damages to a "Jane Doe" whose private video was uploaded to the internet in 2012 by a jilted ex.
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Nevertheless, when nobody's looking, supplicants come in droves: jilted wives with vendettas, prostitutes with unwanted pregnancies, young men who've heard that the local recluse pays for sex.
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Granted, based on interviews with the cast and creator, the drama of people getting jilted at the altar was probably orchestrated with the aid of producer intervention.
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This wasn't so much a new item as a misguided attempt to assuage jilted fans who didn't manage to taste the chicken sandwich the first time around.
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"Ritual killing is one of the motives that we suspect, we also think there might be cases of jilted lovers," police spokesman Asan Kasingye said by telephone.
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Mr. Diggs had just wrapped the current season of "Empire" in Chicago, in which he plays Angelo Dubois, the disgraced politician, jilted lover and frequent punching bag.
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FRANKFURT, March 5 (Reuters) - Germany's Merck KGaA called on Versum Materials Inc's shareholders to put pressure on the electronic materials maker's management to consider its jilted takeover offer.
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Three years later, an autogyro carried a soon-to-be jilted groom to what he thought would be his wedding, in a film called "It Happened One Night".
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But as a refresher, it's a clip from ABC's The Bachelor, in which Underwood, the show's 23rd Dude Looking for Romance, vaults over a barrier after being jilted.
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Jilted students and the New York attorney general allege that the program taught participants nothing and encouraged them to rack up thousands of dollars in credit card debt.
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She was jilted at the altar by a man twice her age, and then her second fiancé was killed by Nazis in Germany — leaving her pregnant and unwed.
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Democrats fiercely defended Cordray and the CFPB, citing the more than $12 billion the bureau won back for more than 85033 million jilted Americans from bad financial deals.
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In addition to jilted lovers, Break Bar brings in a steady stream of young professionals and regularly hosts corporate events, celebrity meet-and-greets, and office happy hours.
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Holding the record for winning an Oscar with the least amount of screen time, Beatrice Straight's moving performance in "Network" as a jilted wife lasted only five minutes.
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Millais's "Mariana" (503), based on Tennyson's poem, through a single burning candle, solitary bed and desk, shows the conflicted mentality of desire and penitence in this jilted bride.
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Enter NBA League Pass, designed to serve fandoms both eclectic and long distance (think the jilted Seattleite or the Berliner up at odd hours to cheer on Dirk Nowitzki).
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Prodigy's 1994 "Music for the Jilted Generation" was seen as a response the corruption of rave culture and the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, which criminalized raves.
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So-called "revenge porn," or non-consensual pornography, happens when a jilted ex or other party posts intimate images or video to the internet without the subject's explicit permission.
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" Goldberg also made a point to clarify that revenge porn "doesn't have to be a jilted ex-lover that distributes it without consent, like the term 'revenge porn' implies.
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Targeted by Ramsay's jilted girlfriend Myranda, she was saved when her former adopted brother Theon/Reek rediscovered his inner nobility, throwing Myranda to her death and helping Sansa escape.
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So even though there was this jilted run for state's attorney that she got thrown under the bus for, I would love to see how far that could go.
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Not long ago, Alison herself took an axe to a Honda owned by the principal of her school, a mentor who reeled her in romantically and then jilted her.
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Initial contact is smoothed by a mutual dislike of the groom, who happens to be Frank's half brother and Lindsay's former fiancé — the one who jilted her years earlier.
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All the characters, including the jilted lover, are described in the script as potato-heads with bodies "like seals or sea lions" and shiny, oily flesh covered in warts.
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Now, it's not unheard of for a "Bachelor" to make a U-turn and get back together with the woman he jilted (we are looking at you Jason Mesnick).
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Then in 1894, a strange alliance of groups including religious stalwarts and jilted bettors was able to secure a provision in the State Constitution that seemingly outlawed all gambling.
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In a joint statement, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton and commissioners Kara Stein and Michael Piwowar also said the agency faces severe challenges in recovering losses for jilted cryptocurrency investors.
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It has got Emmy nominations for the A-list cast of a show about a pair of elderly women, jilted by their gay husbands, making sex toys ("Grace and Frankie").
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"Claims of paternity by jilted, crazed, or simply avaricious former sexual partners were in fact an ever-present danger in the world of big-time rock 'n' roll," he wrote.
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We suppose some swain was jilted; during the interval of a whole year the fair maid changed her mind, and so he took his revenge by sending a biting epigram.
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In many of these cases, victims are blinded or disfigured by jilted partners or relatives for not bringing adequate dowry, for refusing a man's advances or in property related disputes.
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Cleo is made pregnant and then jilted by Fermín, a cynical young tough, just when Sofia, her employer, and her four children are abandoned by her philandering husband, a doctor.
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The Laws of Thermodynamics (NETFLIX FILM): Jilted by his girlfriend, a man likens his lack of luck in love to the laws of thermodynamics in this documentary-like romantic comedy.
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Although some of its jilted bondholders accepted a big write-down of the money they were owed in restructurings agreed in 2005 and 2010, others held out for full payment.
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It's not just governments, but also run-of-the-mill criminals and jilted lovers who are using this kind of surveillance software at a lower cost than you would expect.
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Her character seems at least nominally inspired by the jilted Helena of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," who pursues her love (the ex) through enchanted woods, but there's no exact match.
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"The majority of the killers were disgruntled workers or jilted lovers who were acting on a deep sense of injustice," and not mentally ill, Dr. Stone said of his research.
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Detectives quickly located the other two thieves with the help of Janet Florkiewicz's jilted boyfriend and her roommate in New York, who was speaking by phone with her in Miami.
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McCarten is so gifted at writing deliciously convincing dialogue for actors to sink their teeth into, that some audience members feel jilted when they find out what they made up.
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The second is that, if it dawns on Mr Trump that he has been played by Mr Kim and made to look naive, he may react like a jilted, misled suitor.
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Traditional media is like a jilted lover right now, crestfallen and unhinged over the stunning result on Election Day that almost none of them wanted, nor would even dare to predict.
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My second guess is that it's someone who came to possess large numbers of coins easily, who is jilted, and wants to debase community members by making them beg for coins.
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The eastern chunk of North and South America will have the most optimal view of the planet's passage, while Australia, New Zealand, and eastern Eurasia will be jilted this time around.
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Also weird hippy Stonehenge bits, drug culture bits... but mostly you're seeing Sex Pistols, Crass, Jilted John, Motorhead, Swell Maps, Raincoats, The Ramones, Xray Spex, Exhibit A, Ludus, Buzzcocks, etc etc.
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"I got angry and swore at them," Mr. Asgari said recently, referring to Caspian, adding that he joined other jilted depositors in demonstrations that he had learned about on social media.
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Diana's death occurred just as many of these economic tensions began to emerge, said Shiv Malik, the co-author of "Jilted Generation," a book documenting the challenges faced by British millennials.
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This is because it partly discredited another devastating myth: When a victim remains in contact with his or her assailant, he or she must be lying or simply a jilted lover.
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In 2013, Kennedy wrote the 7-1 opinion that sent jilted University of Texas applicant Abigail Fisher back to an appeals court, which upheld Texas' admissions policy for a second time.
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The equipment is the tweaked prize possession of a jilted loner who comes home one night to find his wife's "lovely breasts bouncing up and down" courtesy of his best friend.
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It's the second straight year that a high-profile free agent has switched sides in the rivalry, as Jason Heyward jilted the Cardinals to sign with Chicago prior to the 2016 season.
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He said, "My approach is just to get liberals to stop thinking of The New York Times as an ally," instead of acting like "jilted lovers" when they don't like the coverage.
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Remember, these are men who were jilted at the altar, and Mark, bless his heart, did not see Jessica doing an entire color guard routine with a giant red flag this season.
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Kenny, too, finds himself jilted, as does Giannina, a modelesque blonde whose brattiness, constant fighting, and focus on social media leads Damian to say "nope" in front of their visibly upset families.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's Merck KGaA on Tuesday called on shareholders of Versum Materials to put pressure on the electronic materials maker's management to consider its jilted takeover proposal over a rival offer.
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When I remark to Kelly and her husband that Trump sounded like a jilted suitor after she asked her now famous sexism question, they share a knowing look, and Kelly proceeds cautiously.
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The actress opened up about filming an especially emotional scene in the iconic 2003 movie, saying she recalled the ending of her relationship with Kenneth Branagh in order to play a jilted wife.
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Letter or package bombs usually target specific individuals, - jilted spouses, former business partners or employees, and law enforcement and judicial figures targeted by individuals who have been prosecuted, according to the Postal Service.
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The violent incident was the work of "a jilted ex who felt like he was being pushed out," Deputy District Attorney Neal Zarzour said in his opening statement on Tuesday, according to AL.com.
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Ms Anders explained that the jilted police officer "has a First Amendment right not to have adverse action taken against him by his employer for the unconstitutional purpose of suppressing disfavoured political beliefs".
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The Earthbound records went on to form part of The Prodigy's second album, Music for the Jilted Generation, but it was only with Fat of the Land that the band truly became huge.
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It demanded "justice for the accused men of City Ballet," called for a boycott of the company and urged people to "stop believing the word of jilted whores," along with even cruder insults.
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She sees herself as going to the mat on behalf of every black woman who has ever felt jilted by the sight of a successful black man paired up with a white woman.
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In 1995, a 5003-minute sex tape (and home video) of Pamela Anderson and her then-husband, Tommy Lee, was released by their jilted electrician, Rand Gauthier, who stole a safe containing the video.
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While some media outlets may want to cast Aniston as the smug, jilted woman in this narrative, Handler points out that Aniston is so over it — and likely has been for a long time.
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The woman's lawyer says the three men conspired to attack her knowing she was incapacitated; the defense cast her as a jilted lover who decided to go after Rose's money when she was dumped.
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The jilted IOC huffed and warned NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman not to come knocking in four years time when the 2022 Olympics will be in Beijing, a market that every major sports league covets.
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The show returned for its second season on Friday, with last season's cult leader plot resolved but Kimmy and friends still contending with arranged marriages, jilted fiancées, silverfish, exploding silos and other existential challenges.
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A jury convicted the yoga teacher, Paul Cortez, of murdering his former girlfriend, Catherine Woods, after she jilted him because he had told her father in Ohio that she was working as a stripper.
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In the final scene, one of Isabel's jilted suitors, the American industrialist Caspar Goodwood, follows her to her friend Henrietta Stackpole's house in London, only to be told that Isabel has returned to Rome.
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Exactly 24 hours after announcing McDaniels's hiring on the team's Twitter account and roughly 16 hours after he called back to tell Ballard he was out, the search begins anew for the jilted Colts.
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"The progress of a relationship, for good or bad, can always be described through the accumulation or the disbanding of rights," she thinks, sounding less like a jilted wife than like a contract lawyer.
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Discharge's politically conscious D-beat and Venom's proto-black metal hovered in the air like poisonous smog, providing the elements for jilted children of Birmingham to create the most antagonistic music the world had heard.
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This song is the antithesis to "Hotline Bling"—Sheeran is a jilted lover who's not too proud to admit he's hurt, while Drake is angry and vindictive, turning on his ex with petty, sexist barbs.
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He said he was fired after sharing details of his "private sex life" with his former employers in an effort to head off a smear campaign by "jilted" exes accusing him of nonconsensual kinky activity.
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The Washington Post reported that Whitaker served on the board of advisers for Miami-based patent firm World Patent Marketing for three years despite hearing early on from customers jilted by the company's business practices.
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Although the program could conceivably lead to foul play — vendettas by jilted lovers or disgruntled neighbors come to mind — Lieutenant Encinias said there had been no signs of false reporting in the Dear John program.
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The Prodigy's second album, "Music for the Jilted Generation," with its frenetic beats and defiant lyrics, caught the mood of rebellion as young people continued to stage outdoor parties despite a 1994 law banning them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina's long-anticipated return to the bond market after more than a decade as a pariah in international capital markets has brought forth eager investors - and somewhat unsurprisingly, more lawsuits from jilted creditors.
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The jilted lover is likely to use social media to peer into other people's happy lives like a voyeur, or to compulsively "check on" their former partner as a proxy for preserving the real-life connection.
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Near the end of the film, Elio's jilted girlfriend asks him where he's been for the last three days and he replies, "I had to work," getting the biggest laughs of any line in the film.
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Several failed attempts and script revisions later, the famously cursed film appears to finally be finished — and it's supposed to appear at Cannes... so long as it isn't disrupted again by threats from a jilted producer.
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This week a Superior Court judge in North Carolina ordered a Texas man to pay $8.8 million to the jilted husband of a North Carolina woman with whom the Texas man had been having an affair.
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Whether it's a jilted lover, an old college roommate, or an estranged family member — there are all too many people out there who may be able to use your account and see what you've been streaming.
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She steals seventy-five-dollar face cream from a client and rubs it on her feet; at night, she smokes pot and compulsively calls the married man who jilted her, hanging up when he says hello.
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Members of the "Gang" that produced a workable compromise on immigration walked away from their own deal; Senators who traded support for the tax bill for bipartisan fixes to health care were jilted by their Leadership.
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After the murder of the Washington Post writer in October 2018, five US communications firms — Gibson Dunn, Gladstone Place, Harbour Group, Glover Park Group, and BGR Group — jilted Saudi Arabia in the space of one week.
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She sang the tender "Liability" in her best Miss Havisham get-up on Saturday Night Live, a promising pop star before a world aching for catharsis taking on the role of a jilted lover from the 1860s.
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Where to watch: Rent or purchase (Amazon, iTunes, YouTube) This powerful Bollywood movie from 2014 tells the story of Rani (Kangana Ranaut), jilted on her wedding day and then choosing to go on her European honeymoon alone.
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With data storage key to most next-generation technologies, demand for NAND chips has boomed, and Western Digital, Toshiba's chip business partner and jilted suitor in the auction, had threatened to block any deal without its consent.
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In the summer of 2014, I first reported on the jilted 24-year-old who started an unlikely social movement with a seething blog post about the behavior of his ex-girlfriend, an obscure game developer. Gamergate!
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They are also the subjects of so-called revenge porn, in which private photos are shared on the internet by jilted lovers, and "upskirting," in which perpetrators use smartphones to photograph women's crotches while in public places.
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A jilted bridesmaid took to social media to "laugh and cry" after she was cut from her wedding duties just before a friend's big ceremony — and all because she couldn't make it to every event the big weekend.
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Within minutes, several malicious files were found, chief among which were two remote access trojans — or RATs — commonly used by jilted or jealous lovers to spy on their exes' webcams and remotely control their computers over the internet.
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"Sapho" brings a somber aria for the unfaithful Phaon and a tour de force finale for its jilted title character, in which her spoken monologue — relished by Ms. Paulin — is punctuated by sung choral responses and orchestral accompaniment.
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But prominent leaders — not least, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany — warned that a jilted European Union would be in no mood to extend Britain a rewarding deal, lest other malcontent members take encouragement to go for the exits.
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"On the surface, this song is just the ramblings of a jilted lover who's totally lost his mind," Vassalotti says of "Let It Burn," which is both a breakup song and a read on the current social atmosphere.
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Economists say a broad U.S. outbreak could accelerate the shift in consumer sales from jilted brick-and-mortar stores to online sellers, threatening jobs in one of the few service sector industries with no employment growth in 2019.
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"Well, I'm glad I'm not Miss Dinsmoor" — the name of the rich but jilted spinster living in a rundown mansion in the 1998 movie — she said, "or Miss Havisham!" the name of the same character in the book.
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The text, written by Marie Pappenheim, a poet and doctor who was fascinated by Freud's studies, is the stream-of-consciousness words of a distraught woman, who, jilted by her lover, enters a forest in search of him.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A court in China sentenced 0003 people to prison for running "a 40 billion yuan ($5.84 billion) Ponzi scheme", the collapse of which sparked protests by jilted investors and made headlines, state media reported on Thursday.
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Failing to show compassion for the abuser who sold her into sexual slavery doesn't exactly feel like the first clear early warning sign that she's capable of burning an entire city to the ground out of sheer jilted spite.
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While she previously made splashes due to a viral Instagram photo and her recent web series, she's become a symbol of the jilted ex who returns triumphant, the phoenix of heartbreak, and she has the fans to prove it.
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"I've been fired from the CBC because of the risk of my private sex life being made public as a result of a campaign of false allegations pursued by a jilted ex-girlfriend and a freelance writer," he wrote.
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In "Se me olvidó otra vez" ("I'd forgotten once again"), the jilted lover waits in sad futility "in the same town and with the same people, so that when you come back you won't find anything out of place".
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It's why I grinned like a fool every time Kash's family or friends speak Urdu on-screen and why Reynolds' subtle advancement of the jilted-best-friend trope is more endearing and less creepy than almost every prior version.
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But as long as editors of national papers react like jilted lovers, butthurt they didn't get the exclusive nosey on someone's private life first, we're going to get more vlogs like George's, whether the subject wants in or not.
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READ MORE: The business of the "Bachelor" franchise The two lovebirds first met on the second season of "Bachelor in Paradise," where jilted contestants from "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" meet and mingle and who knows, sometimes get married!
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His protracted divorce from the team last season and his departure to seek championships in Los Angeles with LeBron James and the Lakers left many here feeling jilted, a hoops marriage vacated at the altar of competition and finance.
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In its disarmingly human portrayal of a jilted white guy who commits acts of mass violence, some argue, it threatens to make viewers empathize with actual domestic terrorists—or worse, inspire people to follow in the Joker's footsteps IRL.
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On March 10, 1956, while Manson was in prison on charges related to a car theft, Willis gave birth to a son, Charles Manson Jr. While Manson was in prison, Willis took up with another man, leaving Manson "jilted," says Guinn.
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Dedicated viewers of Showtime's grand Victorian horror mash-up Penny Dreadful may have felt something akin to jilted, then, when those words — "The End" — appeared at the close of what was presumed to be the show's two-hour third season finale.
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Goode's Instagram revealed that Lindsay did make it out for birthday celebration for Gates with several of the girls last week in L.A. Loch — one of the jilted partygoers — may have spilled the tea on the finale earlier this week.
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In a political era of extreme TMI—marked by rampant White House leaks, Twitter tirades, and an administration that disgorges jilted cabinet-level officials as quickly as it can appoint new ones—the special counsel's office has been a locked door.
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But Western Digital, Toshiba's chip joint venture partner and jilted suitor in the auction of the unit, argues that no deal can proceed without its consent and is seeking an injunction and a ruling from the International Court of Arbitration.
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A jagged lament by a jilted lover, it blended Elvis' distinctive vocal, a thumping bass line and a stinging guitar riff to land like a firecracker in a radio landscape filled with bland crooners such as Pat Boone and Doris Day.
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In the years since 1987's Fatal Attraction — perhaps the most iconic stalker flick, and the reason the term "bunny boiler" even exists — we've been treated to a seemingly endless supply of movies about unhinged jilted lovers, from Swimfan to Unforgettable.
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As a dark-skinned Mizrahi in an Israel dominated by descendants of Ashkenazi European Jews, jilted by his pale-skinned girlfriend, feverish in his rejection of Rabin's outreach to the Palestinians, Amir was susceptible to delusions of greatness under divine direction.
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They're populated by jilted lovers and spurned mothers; moody armed teenagers; desperate working stiffs; irritable babies; even a woman who is "becoming a thoroughly unlikable person" — in short, people on the brink of emotional, physical, psychological and/or financial ruin.
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These situations can manifest in different ways: Maybe you "accidentally" fall into bed with one another while exchanging leftover property, or you beg the person you jilted to take you back, only to realize you've made a huge mistake in getting back together.
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He tries to get to Cookie through her shady sisters Candace (Vivica Fox) and Carol (Tasha Smith) — but Cookie isn't selling out Lucious to Tariq (the freak) even if her heart is jilted by his decision to invoke spousal privilege by marrying Anika.
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The potential for Western Digital - Toshiba's partner in its main semiconductor plant and jilted suitor in the auction - to block a deal has been seen as the main obstacle to the planned sale of the unit to a Bain Capital-led consortium.
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The San Francisco Zoo launched a program back in 2015 for people to name a whole suite of creepy crawlies (including a scorpion and a cockroach) after jilted lovers, while the Bronx Zoo did the same with its Name-A-Roach program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With the coldest air in more than a decade forecast to grip the United States this Valentine's Day weekend, the holiday dedicated to love is flashing its frigid side with an array of events designed for jilted lovers seeking revenge.
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So you have to believe that it's going to be a long time around here before the Spurs, and especially their jilted fans, will be able to look back with fondness on the undeniable highs of Leonard's time in the Alamo City.
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From much of the reaction to Durant's decision, you would have thought no other ring-less superstar had ever jilted a rising league power, but that large, smiling man sitting behind the ABC broadcast team Wednesday night was a useful reminder otherwise.
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Lucious is pissed when he finds out his new wife Boo Boo Kitty's kitten is a girl, after helping deliver his granddaughter-step-daughter while her real father-stepbrother Hakeem —who got jilted at the altar — goes running and stumbling back to Tiana (Serayah).
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It's possible that the police are not after the two of them at all and that the audio overlay is a misdirect — the sirens could be for Moe getting caught shoplifting, or for Tabitha if Brady was feeling particularly jilted about the Luca thing.
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The securities fraud charges stem from his claims about how much money was in his hedge fund's coffers at any given time; according to the government, Shkreli paid back jilted clients with stock in his company Retrophin by fraudulently having them invoice for consulting fees.
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No matter how hard the world tries to move forward into a future rid of sex tape and nude photo leaks online, where cyber security laws triumph over hackers and jilted lovers, it seems Kimberly Kardashian's infamous sex tape will never be left behind.
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As a small testament to the power of the scene -- and the film -- when the actress who played Yvonne, Madeleine Lebeau, died last year, The New York Times ran an obituary with the headline: Madeleine Lebeau, Jilted by Bogart in 'Casablanca,' Dies at 92.
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Brown released a profane Instagram video overnight suggesting the new allegation arose because "somebody wanted a check" and also accused the victim of being the same jilted fan who made accusations over the summer when she was denied access to Jason Derulo's tour bus.
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Thomas somehow manages to take a character named Major Lilywhite, a supremely nice guy who looks like a walking Ken doll, and elevate him from mere jilted sad sack into a believable tragic figure who's on a downward spiral that's equal parts fascinating and horrifying.
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Some teenagers reported feeling bullied when their exes showed off new boyfriends or girlfriends in a menacing way — for example, by tagging the jilted ex in the photo to trigger a notification and rub in the fact that they had moved on to someone new.
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Suspicious husband, brother protecting his honour, father protecting his honour, son protecting his honour, jilted lover avenging his honour, feuding farmers settling their water disputes, moneylenders collecting their interest: most of life's arguments, it seemed, got settled by doing various things to a woman's body.
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After a long, messy fight over funding for a new stadium in San Diego that was never built, the Chargers left for Los Angeles in 2017, forcing legions of jilted fans to decide whether to follow the team north, or wash their hands of the beloved Bolts.
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I was on my way to becoming some grotesque urban legend: the Murderous Missouri Single-Dip Mall Man, who was jilted at the altar and spent his remaining days killing young shoppers on their way to get their ears pierced at Claire's Fashion Jewelry and Accessories.
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The teens had carried out their romance largely in defiance of their parents, and prosecutors argued that Syed was an obsessed and jilted lover who should be denied bail because, although he was a U.S. citizen born and raised in Baltimore, he might flee to the Middle East.
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Julio Gonzalez, a jilted lover whose arson revenge at the unlicensed Happy Land nightclub in the Bronx in 219 claimed 21991 lives, making him the nation's worst single mass murderer at the time, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Plattsburgh, N.Y., where he had been taken from prison.
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North Korea says China's Xi wants to boost ties Trade on the agenda Dealing with the US' jilted partners in the TPP, the trade deal he nixed as one of his first acts as president, is going to be "a bit of a challenge for Trump," Kazianis says.
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While Mr. Volf falls just short of hagiography at times and ultimately succumbs to other equally mythological narratives about her later life — the notion that her demise was hastened by a jilted heart, for one — there's enough fresh stuff here that the documentary deserves plaudits for its archival meticulousness.
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Sure, it's sorrowful — the A-plot is Anya trying desperately to wreak vengeance on Xander after being jilted in "Hell's Bells" — but it doesn't indulge in that "the world is a miserable place filled with nothing but despair" vibe that much of the rest of the season succumbs to.
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Sloan told the Financial Services panel in March that Wells Fargo was "in compliance" with orders from federal bank regulators — the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) — to detail how it would repay jilted customers and prevent further sales scandals.
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While many of us are guilty of committing acts of extreme desperation in the event of a breakup—like creepily climbing through an ex's window to leave a poem in their bedroom—one jilted teenager in New Mexico has been accused of leaving something much deadlier behind for his ex-girlfriend.
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For anyone who's felt jilted by the contemporary label's pricing in the past, you're in luck: The all-accessories collection features an assortment of handbags, wallets, and keychains that start at $35 and max out at $375, a far cry from the $400 to $800 price tags from previous releases.
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When Hilarion, a young peasant in love with Giselle, reveals the deception, the shock causes her to go mad and die, joining the ranks of the wilis — the unhappy spirits of young girls who have been jilted and who take their revenge by killing any man who crosses their paths.
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But add Henry Purcell's ineffably beautiful melodies in "Dido and Aeneas," and Dido, the jilted heroine, in a parting lament sung to her maid, Belinda, delivers this as one of the most heart-rending lines in all of opera, as she faces a lonely death with dignity and generous spirit intact.
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CANTON, N.Y. — Nearly five years after the murder of a 12-year-old boy in New York's rural, northernmost frontier set off a mystery tinged with race, jilted love and questionable prosecution, the man accused in the crime was acquitted on Wednesday, as a judge found no credible evidence to convict.
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LOOKING BACK AT ADAM SANDLER AND DREW BARRYMORE&aposS FIRST ONSCREEN ROMANCE It follows the story of a heartbroken wedding singer named Robbie Hart (Sandler) who — after getting jilted at the altar — strikes up a friendship with a beautiful soon-to-be-married waitress named Julia Sullivan (Barrymore), with the pair eventually falling in love.
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Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women, recalled her frustration with past media coverage of mass shootings of women, including an article about a 1998 school shooting that said one of the killers had been "jilted by a girl" and then quoted police saying there was no explanation for the killings.
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Even if Mr Wickremesinghe's conservative United National Party (UNP) gets jilted by its junior partner, the centrist Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP)—which happens once to have been Mr Rajapaksa's own party—it could probably hang on as a minority government, reliant on smaller parties that loathe the former president even more than they dislike Mr Wickremesinghe.
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Fox News executives rejected Ms. Carlson's depiction of Mr. Ailes as they began their defense Wednesday night and Thursday, portraying her as a jilted television talent who was retaliating after being let go — at least partly for committing the cardinal sin of losing to CNN in June in the ratings for the demographic group advertisers covet.
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Unlike the muscled jock who picks on the scrawny nerd, the straight teenager who harasses the gay kid or the jilted boyfriend who uses the cover of the internet to mar his ex's reputation, these celebrity cases can make us feel like mere mortals peering up at a couple of Greek gods shooting lightning bolts at each other.
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Whether it's a terrorist wanting to assassinate a politician or a jilted lover seeking revenge on his ex-girlfriend, all they need to do is upload their target's photo and address into the killer drone: it can then fly to the destination, identify and eliminate the person, and self-destruct to ensure that nobody knows who was responsible.
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They are kind of okay, but if you would watch a lot of the news on the left side, you would think that Trump was like the actual devil and everything was absolutely a disaster, but trusting these people to give a fair assessment of Trump would be like trusting a jilted ex-wife to give a fair assessment of her ex-husband.
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Kevin Roose describes the challenge of keeping up with teenage innovations in bullying on social platforms: Some teenagers reported feeling bullied when their exes showed off new boyfriends or girlfriends in a menacing way — for example, by tagging the jilted ex in the photo to trigger a notification and rub in the fact that they had moved on to someone new.
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On these songs, as well as "Love A Girl Right," a message to a girlfriend who has been jilted by a cheating man, there is a strong message of empowerment for young women, urging them to put themselves ahead of their romantic relationships and to develop a healthy sense of self-confidence rather than try to find their identity in a relationship.
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If you really want to follow the loop, there's "Betsy on the Roof" which started on Live Recordings with a microphone's white noise and Holter's compressed voice buried in the buzz; on ...Wilderness it became a howling lament fit for an gilded, empty ballroom; here, it's hushed and melancholy, sung through a jilted character who's moved passed agony and into some melancholy reminiscence.
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But story after story jumped out at me: a date to visit the house that served as the model for Tony and Carmela's mansion in North Caldwell, New Jersey, or new long-distance lovers saving episodes for the next time they caught up IRL, only to face an attempt by a jilted ex to spoil things with a text about Tony being shot by his Uncle Junior.
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"Who Are You This Time" "Who Are You This Time" is one of Waits' jilted-lover songs (this one vaguely Mexican-ballad-flavored, at least via the bass line and the maraca percussion — Waits' father was a Spanish teacher who exclusively listened to Mexican radio stations and mandated the family speak Spanish at the dinner table), packed with some of his favorite allusions and images, like carnivals, Bibles and — for the second time on this album — lions.
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The result is a unique dating sim with garish yet charming low-budget aesthetics and scenery-chewing acting that would feel at home on a SEGA CD. Quinn also opens up about depression, her relationship with video games, and life since Gamergate—the online movement that targeted her in 2014 after a jilted ex-boyfriend wrote a blog post inaccurately suggested that she received favorable coverage for her indie game Depression Quest after sleeping with a journalist.
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Let's call them collectively "A Doll's House, Part 2.1": Julie White as Nora, the runaway wife who returns on an urgent mission 15 years after slamming the door; Stephen McKinley Henderson as Torvald, the husband she jilted; Erin Wilhelmi as Emmy, their 19-year-old daughter, on the verge of her own marriage; and Ms. Houdyshell, the only holdover from the original cast, as Anne Marie, the weary nanny who knows them all better than they know themselves.
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She stepped back inside, slammed the door, shot the umbrella into the stand, retreated to the middle room, Mom and Dad's old room, angrily pulled her tax things from the file cabinet, sat shuffling the forms uselessly around, thinking of how strange it was (beautiful, really, a mysterious unsought blessing) that, after a lifetime of being everybody's joke (easy lay, jilted lover, discarded mom), she was finally (in the eleventh hour) learning to frigging stand up for herself.
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Each of the items on display was a donated remnant of a broken relationship — most, though not all, romantic — and was accompanied by a poignant backstory; the winning lottery ticket purchased by a man's lifelong best friends without him; the paper roses brought by a girlfriend to her boyfriend's workplace, only to be told they'd never heard of him; the wedding dress of a jilted wife who didn't know what else to do with it, so she shoved it in a pickle jar.
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The potential for Western Digital - Toshiba's partner in its main semiconductor plant and jilted suitor in the long and contentious auction of the unit - to block a deal has been seen as the main obstacle to the planned sale to a consortium led by Bain Capital LP. The settlement under discussion calls for Western Digital to drop arbitration claims seeking to stop the sale in exchange for allowing it to invest in a new production line for advanced flash memory chips that is slated to start next year, two sources said.
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