Laughter is the name of the game in Genital Jousting.
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The jousting evoked somber Olympic memories from three decades ago.
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Summitt was never comfortable verbally jousting with the ever-needling Auriemma.
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Verbal jousting has become commonplace between Berlusconi and League chief Salvini.
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But, to him, the messages in Genital Jousting are unfortunately evergreen.
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These jousting armors could be decidedly high-tech, by 15th-century standards.
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President Trump, we know you're a master of doublespeak and verbal jousting.
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By the early evening, the jousting had spilled out into the open.
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In jousting, competitors wearing armor gallop toward opponents while thrusting a lance.
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But in Genital Jousting, they are often the butt of the joke.
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Some lawmakers described the leadership challenge as a ferocious episode of political jousting.
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The painting depicts a jousting match on the grounds of a medieval castle.
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The jousting continued just after the event in video captured by CNN's cameras.
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"Genital Jousting is largely about disarming masculinity," the designers wrote in a manifesto.
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We saw a potent strain of authoritarianism jousting with the rule of law.
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"If skateboarding can be included, then jousting has a good chance," Hutchings said.
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There will be jousting and archery competitions, and the chance to fight with swords.
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A recognized international jousting federation would need to be established and world championships held.
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The nasty jousting between a Republican president and senator was both unusual and predictable.
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Historically, women were not allowed to be knights who took part in jousting tournaments.
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But after some spirited jousting with Rothfeld, Griffith fell silent — involuntarily, it turned out.
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Moreover, an English Heritage spokesman has claimed they are "deadly serious" about Olympic jousting.
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Wars of religion were about to begin, and it was a bit late for jousting.
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The Murphys said they did not wish to overshadow their son's sacrifice with political jousting.
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The public jousting between the Trump administration and the press has become tedious and pointless.
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Farah is used to jousting with challengers — especially contenders from East Africa — in major events.
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Today, there is no end in sight to the jousting match between Amazon and Awood.
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Goldstein said a local bike gang has their annual bike jousting celebration in their basement.
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Today, though, Carisbrooke plays host to a melange of medieval treats, one of them being jousting.
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The jousting comes a week before Macron is expected to travel to Berlin to meet Merkel.
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But the proper jousting grounds for this sort of battle is the marketplace, not the courts.
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There was plenty of jousting and theatrical banter across the aisle as the votes were cast.
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I saw Jones's jousting mode last spring, before an audience at Bard College where I teach.
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When Henri was fatally wounded in a jousting accident, he languished for 11 days before dying.
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That came after Prime Minister Theresa May sidestepped questions on Brexit during weekly jousting in parliament.
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And lawyers for Ms. Constand have been jousting with Mr. Castor for parts of the last decade.
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Perhaps ridding jousting of historical accuracy and jovial role play is too great a sacrifice to make.
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If we've seen one famous theorist absurdly jousting with another, we don't need to see 20 others.
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Still, we want to see justice for jousting as much as the next lot of patriotic Englishmen.
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His verbal jousting was legendary but many know Vinny for his favorite saying - 'Who's better than you?
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And to be sure, this is not Benchmark's first time legally jousting with a founder they once funded.
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In the jousting-like confines of a political campaign, Trump's erratic behavior and other eccentricities were powerful weapons.
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Retirees in swimsuits ride their bicycles to the pool, bright noodles tucked under their arms like jousting lances.
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We ate turkey drumsticks with our hands, wore paper crowns and cheered for our knight, jousting on horseback.
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Medieval Times, the dinner theater with a faux jousting tournament, draws an estimated 2.5 million customers each year.
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Mr. Trump, who relishes jousting with reporters, has offered tough words for journalists of all races and genders.
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But the thing is, all the jousting dudes want it to become an Olympic sport, according to English heritage.
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Know Constance has come into thirteen like Juliet Capulet, lovesick, desperate, a pawn in the vagaries of jousting boys.
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Then later there's a dream sequence where Joe and I are jousting and our poles look like the straws.
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Academic jousting is a spectator sport for most outsiders, but the dangers facing our computers and networks are not.
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Chariot racing was all the rage in the Roman Empire, and later came medieval jousting and modern thoroughbred racing.
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There's a kind of jousting that goes on when you get a chance to do that as an actor.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings have been jam-packed with political spectacle, including senators jousting and protestors wailing in the chamber.
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As "Sir Gary," he hosted tournaments, in which he donned a suit of armor and competed in jousting events.
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"It was like jousting or some lost art," he said, recalling that comics poked fun at him for participating.
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They talk more frequently — mainly to help prevent the two militaries from jousting in increasingly close quarters in Syria.
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And neither engaged in the verbal jousting with each other that highlighted their exchanges last week in Las Vegas.
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Mr. Grey was among the Hollywood figures who had employed Mr. Pellicano, once involving his jousting with Mr. Shandling.
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Then came the game, and he began to muscle up Howard, too, enjoying the jousting and impressing the Knicks.
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The margins of early printed books are full of waggish doodles—a bagpiping monkey, a knight jousting with a snail.
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Although Cyprus and Turkey have been verbally jousting for years, the disagreement triggered an unusual rebuke from Egypt on Wednesday.
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For two years, Veitch continued to engage with the slickest of scammers and the result was some hilarious verbal jousting.
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The Medieval Festival in Fort Tryon Park is quite a scene: jugglers, jousting knights and New Yorkers thirsting for mead.
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In a coup for gender equality, only women will now preside over a realm of chicken legs, beer and jousting.
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Though perhaps well-timed, the company says the queen's ascendance isn't related to the broader cultural jousting over gender equality.
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Inspired by "The Canterbury Tales," Ledger plays William Thatcher, a young squire with a dream to compete in jousting events.
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By way of his cast's mercurial verbal jousting and gestural elegance, Stillman captures the exquisite eroticism of high-society manners.
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And judging by the jousting between the two lawmakers before they have even entered the race, things could get nasty.
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And after years of jousting and coalition building, they were headed for a confrontation in South Vietnam's 21972 presidential election.
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"It's a very long process of developing a number of different hobbies," he told me, on the beginnings of his jousting.
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Soon I will see another rare treasure: a painted vellum scroll depicting the then-King of England in a jousting contest.
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Other films outside the dead-verse include Knightriders—a film about jousting bikers—and Romero's brilliant collaboration with Stephen King, Creepshow.
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I went to the historic Blenheim Palace, a few miles outside Oxford, and watched a horseback jousting reenactment, a falconry demonstration.
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She's a Manhattanite who ditches her cheating husband-to-be for a life of mud-slinging, fake English accents, and jousting.
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Eventually, a protestor wearing a studded leather jacket and a few others got close enough that the KKK member started jousting.
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The English Heritage charity kicked off an unlikely campaign for jousting to be included at future editions of the Summer Olympics.
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"It's pretty much a dead heat," he said, jousting with Charles Krauthammer, a Fox News analyst who said he believed Mrs.
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The unusual jousting among Republicans at their own convention gave way to more traditional, fiery speeches aimed at Democratic leaders, Mrs.
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Nadler, who returned to D.C. despite an ongoing family emergency, led the first round, jousting with the committee's top Republican, Rep.
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The struggle between these two jousting politicos, between the iron-fisted realist and the silver-tongued idealist, drives the novel's plot.
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After this verbal jousting, there is an interlude that seems out of time: a fantastical sequence and one of Davies' best.
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The actor — who spent some of his time as host jousting with President Trump — has informed NBC that he will not return.
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Back in town, he staged sumptuous multiday tournaments, jousting with local noblemen and foreign champions in ritualized, but still dangerous, mock combat.
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Devolver published not only Broforce, but also follow-ups like the bizarre party game Genital Jousting and the VR action title Gorn.
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Sewell said jousting combines the demands of the Modern Pentathlon with the horsemanship of other equestrian events already on the Olympic roster.
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Instead, it was a deft debater in Gingrich jousting with a former attorney in Kelly, who knows how to counter when challenged.
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Maybe you've been trying to make medieval jousting reenactments cool again and need a jean corset to give the movement a boost.
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The commercial shows a king and a queen at a jousting event, merrily drinking Bud Lights and cheering on the Bud Knight.
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A shadow then casts over the jousting stadium, and one of Daenerys Targaryen's dragons shows up, lighting the entire place on fire.
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I loved fanciful books, medieval stories with jousting knights or wild adventures with pirates and plenty of romance in the South Sea.
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Devolver Digital has a reputation for promoting smaller, less conventional indie games such as Hotline Miami, Genital Jousting, and The Talos Principle.
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At other times, the moderators seemed eager to skip to the next topic just as candidates appeared on the verge of jousting.
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But in spite of a universal patriotism, if often felt as if two different versions of America were jousting at each other.
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The floodwater had not reached the place, but a group of children were in the parking lot, jousting with fallen palm fronds.
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The actor — who spent some of his time as host jousting with President Trump — has informed NBC that he will not return.
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It would be a blow to Cruz's pride if he were bested by Trump, with whom he has been jousting heatedly recently.
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Few veteran staff members remain who have served in the majority and done the grinding work of jousting with the White House.
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In fact, 'Justice For Jousting' would make for a decent name, if English Heritage ever decide to go in for a rebrand.
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The two leaders on Friday avoided reporters' questions about their verbal jousting earlier in the week and tried to present a united front.
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Trump's public jousting with Kim Jong Un, the North Korean autocrat, over Pyongyang's escalating nuclear program has captivated nuclear weapons experts for months.
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And it's even rarer for it to be in the White House briefing room, where most of the daily jousting is over inches.
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His frequent jousting with prosecutors has caused some commentators to say he may have crossed the line into improperly siding with the defense.
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His jousting with Trump overshadowed any lingering Democratic criticism of his shifting stance on whether federal dollars should be used to pay for abortion.
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Rotella, who says Middlelands will include attractions like jousting and medieval games, personally handed out flyers for the event at last year's Renaissance Festival.
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It's a place where fans can get their hair braided with colorful ribbons and flowers, watch jousting tournaments and blacksmiths working their metallurgical magic.
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In the verbal jousting between the politician and the actor, it is the politician who has been winning, ridiculing Mr. Depp's air of entitlement.
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The film covers more than a decade of political jousting, condensing the process of Jones' creation of the still-classified, 1003,2100-plus page report.
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But even when angry, he had a hard time keeping himself away and thoroughly enjoyed jousting with the reporters who frequented the Capitol hallways.
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The diplomatic jousting after the votes at the Security Council meeting displayed the yawning divide and dual narratives of the Israeli and Palestinian sides.
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This "sense of place" expectation animates a lot of the jousting behind the annual list of the World's 50 Best Restaurants, among other things.
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Politicians who often spend their time jousting with one another are frantically trying to advance legislation this week to shield lawmakers from jail time.
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In place of the usual jousting between the administration and the press, we have a president who fantasizes on Twitter about physically assaulting CNN.
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English Heritage have announced plans to lobby the International Olympic Committee, in an attempt to get jousting included on the roster of Olympic sports.
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But does jousting have what it takes to enter the great sporting pantheon alongside such greats as table tennis and the throwing of the hammer?
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From the culinary delights of battered swan to key national pastimes like British jumbo-cat jousting, the guide really hits the nail on the head.
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But that's not the only major cameo in the ad — at the end, one of Daenerys' dragons shows up and torches the King's jousting grounds.
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The concept is antediluvian — like princes jousting for a woman's hand in marriage, or a ball created solely so a prince can pick a bride.
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By focusing obsessively on the substance of policy instead of the political jousting, she has often succeeded in making the CSU look petty and unreliable.
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He will be the focal point of the debate on the second night, where he will be jousting with Sanders, Buttigieg and Harris, among others.
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While the White House and Democrats were jousting in Washington, in New York, Mr. Trump's former personal lawyer Michael D. Cohen reported to federal prison.
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Speaking softly and downing coffee at an outdoor cafe in this old port city, he sounded more like a fellow fresh off a jousting match.
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Considering that the second trailer for Season 7 saw Jaime charging across a flaming field with a lance, jousting style, Khaleesi's about to even the score.
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The commercial showed Budweiser's character, Bud Knight, jousting against a mysterious opponent who is later revealed to be The Mountain, played by strongman Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson.
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Mr Dennis and a few dozen other locals are jousting at a monthly quiz put on by the Cares Family, a charity dedicated to curbing loneliness.
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Even then, access to poles remains an on-going battle with big telecom companies, enough so that Google is still jousting with the FCC over poles.
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Verbal jousting among House Science Committee members over President Trump's cybersecurity practices spilled over into a hearing Tuesday, as members snuck in barbs and counterpunches throughout.
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He just wrapped up his second "Virginity Rocks" tour, which have included "a dance-off between little people, haircuts for his fans, and jousting matches onstage."
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If Congress will move beyond kind words, good intentions and political jousting, America's veterans will be forever grateful – and lives will be saved by the thousands.
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In the Turin newspaper La Stampa, Enrico Bei said that the electoral jousting caused by the bag fees marked a new low in Italy's political debate.
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Several of the leaders President Trump could be jousting with are also dealing with their own domestic headaches, maybe none bigger than British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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According to ABC, this summer will mark the first time ever that women will be able to compete in jousting competitions at castles across the United Kingdom.
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I don't really believe that jousting with adversarial questioners is an important part of being president, but coping with unfamiliar issues in a responsible way certainly is.
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Years ago, Genital Jousting began as a simple multiplayer where you and up to eight friends played as sentient dick-butt creatures trying to penetrate each other.
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But after some jousting between Italy and France, the presidents of the two countries met and made up at a ceremony in Amboise, France, where Leonardo died.
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That's because candidates repeatedly reminded viewers that despite their differences, the men and women jousting for the presidential nomination embrace views that align more closely with theirs.
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Most Old English poetry, which is where kennings are found, is nothing like the Medieval Times version of the Middle Ages, with knights and ladies and jousting.
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In these works on paper, an imperial alter ego called "Freydal" aims to win the hand of a princess by jousting with the very opponents Maximilian had defeated.
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After legal jousting, the Center for Medical Progress was also required to produce emails between its officers and financial supporters describing its undercover operation before it became public.
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For a year and a half, creative director Leigh Cordner wrote the storyline that actors perform between jousting matches, sword fights, and plates of roasted chicken and corn.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are expected to continue jousting over national security after clashing on Monday over how they would protect the country from terrorism. Mrs.
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Their political gambles and jousting have led to the Brexit vote, financial turmoil, economic uncertainty, a divided country and the prospect of a long, arduous withdrawal from Europe.
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For a meeting between the newsmaker and this news organization that has covered him without fear or favor, the lunch was fairly relaxed, but not without some jousting.
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Washington (CNN) Since President Donald Trump nominated him Monday night, critics have been jousting over where exactly nominee Brett Kavanaugh would fit on the Supreme Court's ideological spectrum.
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Performers and attendees dress as bards, knights and other medieval archetypes while enjoying period-appropriate food (turkey legs), crafts (pendants) and entertainment (jousting, above, at last year's event).
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A few games have been dabbling in dicks, and I'm going to be talking specifically about Rust, Conan Exiles and Genital Jousting—three games renowned for their nobs.
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What begins as a giddy shuffle bursts into splayed reverie, the horns tangling and jousting with Tal Yahalom's guitar, before the melancholy melody takes hold once again. G.R.
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So much of the jousting between the two rivals is shifting to the future of the A7773, the giant four-engine Airbus that costs about $2777 million each.
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Summer revealed woollen tank-style swimwear and lakeside derring-do: balcony dives, greased-pole logrolling ("we don't allow that anymore"), jousting in rowboats ("another thing we don't allow").
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But Mr. Trump also enjoys the jousting of a live news conference, and he had submitted to a string of interviews in the run-up to Tuesday's vote.
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Recently for "Follies" I was in a high-tech fetish look: tri-stacked "Barbarella" hair, latex bodysuit with mesh peek-a-boo panels and black leather jousting boots.
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The difference between skateboarding and jousting, of course, is that skateboarding almost never ends with a man being skewered on the end of an eight-foot medieval lance.
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Some inclusions are expected, such as hunting, hawking, archery, jousting, and theatrical "mummeries," also known as mummers' plays; others are more unusual, including Strutt's examples of Hot Cockles.
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As he was jousting with reporters over the still unfolding details of the Russia investigation, Trump offered a new twist on his recent line of attack on the press.
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But on Thursday, after months of delays and political jousting, the Italian Senate will begin voting on legislation to legalize civil unions, several years after a similar effort failed.
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The jousting between Baghdad and the Kurds came as markets were already weighing the geopolitical climate, including the possible reimposition of sanctions on Iran and the tumult in Venezuela.
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Leadership was just " jousting back and forth," said Senator Joe Manchin III, the West Virginia Democrat who, along with Ms. Collins, played a primary role in assembling the group.
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Back then, the Times also reported that despite intense constitutional disagreements and some sharp-elbowed jousting, the Judiciary Committee Democrats and Republicans met each other with comity and understanding.
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A major target was Charles Leven, a highly-decorated retired senior CIA operations officer with over 13483 years' experience jousting with the Russian KGB and its successor spy agencies.
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Jonny Greenwood's swirling, haunting music is integral to Phantom Thread, providing the emotional undercurrent to the social and romantic jousting between Alma (Vicky Krieps) and Reynolds Woodcock (Day-Lewis).
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Once a fixture of political talk shows who relished jousting with the news media, Mr. Trump has turned more cautious: He has not held a news conference since July 27.
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Pelosi in particular has drawn praise since the mid-term election for her skillful maneuvering to secure the House speakership and her aggressive jousting with Trump during the government shutdown.
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The jousting came to an end when Schiff offered a backhanded show of gratitude to Trump for turning over the readout of an April call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Soccer and diplomacy are closely intertwined in the Gulf, where the world's most popular sport has become a conduit for the ambitions, political differences and intrigues of jousting Gulf rulers.
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The Circle borrows liberally from Big Brother, with its personality-based jousting and constant surveillance, as well as Love Island, with a quippy narrator guiding the audience through the episode.
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Both events will be watched by investors as Britain gears up for what could be a tough period of political jousting with the European Union over the terms of its exit.
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Some of it witty, some of it less so, the verbal jousting between England and Australia has produced some rather memorable lines during the tussle to hold that precious small urn.
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Debate audiences have heard much jousting over how little Mr. Trump has paid in income taxes, but far less about how much voters will have to pay if he or Mrs.
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He fills our minds with ideas and contradictions, sets our brains racing, and we're so busy thinking and jousting with him, that we're not ready for the gut punch that comes.
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The ridiculous comedy game Genital Jousting by Freelives makes the cockfighting literal, and in the process, creates one of the most cathartic, challenging, provocative, and liberating play experiences in recent memory.
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Because above all, Genital Jousting is a call to action, making clear that, "Every man needs to take the first steps towards understanding and embracing alternate forms of masculinity," Fraser said.
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Clinton on a range of other issues, including her "trigger happy" foreign policy, ties to Wall Street and affinity with Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has been jousting with Mr. Trump on Twitter.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron has a reputation for disarming hostile audiences with repartee and humor, but his latest verbal jousting on a trip to Africa has drawn criticism at home.
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The jousting began on Wednesday after actress and activist Alyssa Milano posted a story from NBC News originally stating Trump was the first president since 28503 not to visit troops at Christmastime.
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At 6-foot-7, 244 pounds, Boyle can help a team in unglamorous ways, including killing penalties, winning face-offs in the defensive zone and jousting with defensemen for power-play rebounds.
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His most recent video, posted after Maker Studios and Google made their announcements, was a lighthearted play-through of a gag video game called "Genital Jousting," and did not reference the scandal.
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He routinely fields questions during photo-ops and has made a habit of jousting with reporters on the South Lawn of the White House while the presidential helicopter whirs in the background.
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The engraved, heavy-duty bard (or equine armor) that opens "The Last Knight" was a gift to the young Henry VIII, a fellow prince who loved jousting almost as much as Maximilian did.
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Sandeep Gopalan (The Hill, opinion contributor): Trump's jousting with China to try to reduce America's massive trade deficit has the potential to fundamentally alter global trade, at a cost to Europe and Asia.
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After several rounds of verbal jousting, Mr. Wigfall and Mr. Roundtree emerged as the contestants for the championship debate, which posed a question integral to their lives: Should inmates be allowed to vote?
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Their jousting, like most of the film's dialogue, has a verve and tongue-tickling texture (the screenplay is by Taylor Sheridan) that tells us more about the characters than any amount of exposition.
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The book's emphasis on the fierce jousting between Congress and the Obama White House over the pace and scope of sanctions deftly foreshadows the intensification of partisan politics during the final nuclear negotiations.
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Rogan, host of the impossibly popular Joe Rogan Experience podcast, spent nearly an hour on the April 18th episode verbally jousting with frequent guest Eddie Bravo about whether or not Earth is flat.
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Pike and O'Dowd play Louise and Tom, who prepare for their weekly couples therapy by meeting in a London pub for a quick drink and not quite 10 minutes of hyperarticulate verbal jousting.
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The jousting started when Senator Al Franken, a Minnesota Democrat, began challenging Mr. Sessions's civil rights record and claimed that another committee member, Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, had "misrepresented" the issue.
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For roughly four years, Mr. Sheen had worked to keep his status private, out of public view, by jousting with the media and paying several people, in what he called "shakedowns," for their silence.
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Throughout the week, locals and tourists visiting the capital of the European Union have watched jousting and crossbow tournaments outside the royal palace of current monarch King Philippe and have savored 16th-century delicacies.
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He had plans drawn up for a two-hundred-and-fifty-million-dollar theme park, Mount Youngmore, which would feature jousting, a five-star hotel, and a mountain with Young's face etched on it.
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A succession of men have lay stricken on a bed as they try to summon a little blood flow into Old Blind Bob while the Colonel struts like a Templar at a jousting competition.
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Now he heads to Italy, joined by a fan favorite on his show: the unflappable staffer Jordan Schlansky, his willing verbal jousting partner and punching bag — and a self-purported expert on Italian culture.
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English Heritage hope to get jousting recognised as an Olympic event in time for Tokyo 2020, arguing that the athleticism, agility and equestrian skill required to joust merit the sport's inclusion in the Games.
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The interview, in which Trump proved as eager as ever for verbal jousting on a range of issues, showed no sign he had any intention of abandoning his freewheeling, in-your-face persona as president.
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And, there was that one time Danny and Charlie Lang (Tim Daly), Mindy Lahiri's (Mindy Kaling) short-term season 2 love interest, had a deeply specific verbal jousting session about their respective Staten Island cred.
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Two powerful men, Stephen Bannon, chief strategist to President Donald Trump, and Jared Kushner, a senior adviser, have been jousting for weeks, exchanging sword-swipes and lance-blows via leaks and briefings in the press.
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LePage, who won his first term with a plurality of just 38 percent, would likely have been eliminated in the second round since the independent candidate and the Democrat were jousting over the same votes.
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Wilderpeople starts to look like a familiar story about a crotchety old fart and a plucky young orphan who make each other's lives better, after some mismatched-buddy jousting and a series of big calamities.
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There's the time he described Chinese people as a subspecies, his complicated relationship with UKIP, and the way his debut novel made sex scenes sound like Edwardian jousting contests (consequently winning the Bad Sex Award).
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No clear Sanders alternative emerges It's still a jumble behind the clear Democratic front-runner, with Biden and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg jousting for second place as results continue to come in.
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It was a sign of the tension that already existed between CNN's Washington bureau and the upstart investigative unit, which were jousting over the various reporting lines of the Trump-Russia story, two people said.
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And its peculiar brand of dinner theater — a sort of G-rated "Game of Thrones" — is taking on an unlikely resonance amid the national jousting over gender equality provoked by the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements.
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The bitterest boardroom battle in recent memory has turned on a series of slights, verbal jousting and a physical altercation involving hands on a face that could determine the futures of both CBS and Viacom.
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But they also differ in that Beyoncé is treated as, and for the present moment presents herself as, a rock hero, that great critically canonical figure jousting with Meaning and Significance, and Rihanna isn't/doesn't.
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Long a feature of themed medieval fairs in the grounds of ancient castles, jousting deserves to be recognized as a "western martial art" and added to the roster of Olympic events, said professional jouster Dominic Sewell.
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The family-friendly fair included a 5K run and inflatable jousting, but it was Scott who really stole the show, giving what is quite possibly the most awkward on-air interview ever recorded in modern history.
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Mr. Weisman said Thursday that he had left Twitter because he was frustrated that it allowed people to spew their hate anonymously and that jousting with the bigots had taken up too much of his time.
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NATO partners Greece and Turkey have a long history of differences that have outlived the Cold War, ranging from jousting over airspace in the Aegean Sea to minority rights and the ethnically split island of Cyprus.
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He argued frequently over Mr. Trump's "America First" approach to trade, jousting most recently with the White House aide Peter Navarro and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross over the harm he believed nationalist economic policies would generate.
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The jousting over President Donald Trump's attack ad against Joe Biden is making one thing chillingly clear for Democrats: Social media companies will do little to stop candidates from spreading misinformation in their 2020 campaign ads.
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Flake has been the most outspoken about his concerns with Kavanaugh's tone and temperament, but you can be sure his verbal jousting with the likes of Klobuchar didn't sit too well with Murkowski or Collins either.
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There was Roman World, for bacchanalian debauchery; Medieval World, for jousting, mead, and those silly cone hats with chiffon in them; and finally West World, a gun-slinging, whiskey guzzling sandstorm of saloons, prostitutes, and shootouts.
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During the show's 20 episodes, Jagger, family, and friends travel around the country partaking in "mega" adventures—outdoor activities like shark diving, jousting, heli-boarding, and playing beach volleyball with the U.S. women's beach volleyball team.
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The rhetoric between the two neighbors with deep-rooted historical disputes has sharpened, with two Greek soldiers detained by Turkey and eight Turkish soldiers seeking asylum in Greece the focal point of verbal jousting in recent months.
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You had the Mavericks' young-star tandem of Luka Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis jousting with what is looking more and more like the most formidable duo in a league full of them: LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
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In retrospect, the entire episode was tinged with madness and could have been interpreted as Musk cracking, after years of jousting with Wall Street short sellers and a media that was equal parts booster-ish and hostile.
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A Reuters review of Pelosi's news conference on Thursday shows her covering a wide range of topics and speaking in a mostly animated way, jousting with reporters at times and at other times reading from a statement.
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On Sunday, the Society for Creative Anachronism will turn this Upper Manhattan park into a medieval village in a free celebration that starts with a royal procession and ends with a real — though generally bloodless — jousting tournament.
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The Luxor then led to the Excalibur, a casino whose Medieval theme includes nightly jousting tournaments, which then led to New York-New York, a casino that does not, does not, evoke the city of its name.
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I would be content to watch Melissa McBride and Lennie James goof around with computer-generated tigers, former zookeepers turned kings, and your college glee club for a few weeks, especially if they suddenly started jousting or something.
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Update: Police have identified the man as 37-year-old David Weaver and are seeking him in connection with an alleged violent assault earlier in the night outside the jousting-themed attraction Medieval Times according to the CBC.
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While much of the deposition was occupied by such legal jousting, Mills did testify that she had no recollection of any discussion at the outset of Clinton's service as secretary about Clinton possibly using a State Department account.
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News organizations like The Washington Post, The New York Times and CNN are jousting for scoops, but instead of sending clerks to grab the early editions from newsstands, editors watch the news unfold on Twitter in real time.
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According to the Indiana Herald, which published a story about Umiak's brief period of captivity in 1970, "probably no one has witnessed a more thrilling sight than two massive narwals jousting with their horns like knights of old."
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Even if the apps were available in 22019-D, I doubt that I'd enjoy playing Genital Jousting or Hold My Beer, in which the player is dared to perform stunts, like crossing a busy road, while algorithmically inebriated.
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The heroic failure, recorded in the 2002 documentary "Lost in La Mancha" has led to inevitable comparisons between Gilliam, now 77, and Don Quixote, whose misplaced determination leads him on a series of doomed endeavours, including jousting against windmills.
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Genital Jousting isn't afraid to explore the hilarity of wangs: the weird physics, the grotesqueness, the way they wobble around like fat jelly worms, the noises they make when they penetrate things (which is, apparently, a slightly unnerving "squelch").
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And then taking a page from the surrealism book, to make the figures more innocuous, such as in the piece "Starry, Starry Knight" (2017), Morley tosses them into a sky where they wheel about, jousting without ever spilling blood.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell to an eight-week low against the dollar and the basket of currencies measuring its broader strength on Tuesday, hit by fears of prolonged political jousting over the terms of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British enthusiasts have launched a bid for the ancient sport of jousting, in which riders in steel armor charge and try to knock each other off their horses with a 12-foot (3.7 m) pole, to be made an Olympic sport.
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If only there were time to describe what happens as we drive through the past: the cinematic skirting of pyramids, the jousting with knights, the fetching dinosaur, or that fleeting second when we're told to "savor the moment" and un-reverse the book.
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Nearly 300,000 people flock to the city of Shakopee for the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, one of the state's longest-running fall traditions — it's going on almost 50 years — that includes jousting, music, and ancient forms of art like glassblowing and paper making.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's foreign minister said on Wednesday that Donald Trump's verbal jousting with North Korea was perhaps not the best method to handle the nuclear crisis and urged the U.S. president to focus his attention on raising diplomatic pressure on Pyongyang.
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Some wrote off the Lemonheads as "bubblegrunge," and found plenty of ammo when Mr. Dando, say, posed for the cover of Spin magazine's "'S' is for Sex in the '90s" issue in 1996, shirtless, tanned and jousting tongues with the actress Adrienne Shelly.
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Mr. Danon called that outcome "a badge of shame for the U.N." The diplomatic jousting offered a look at the far different narratives of what has been happening on Israel's fortified border with Gaza, the Mediterranean enclave where nearly two million Palestinians live.
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The epitome of the elliptical, economical Bressonian spectacle is "Lancelot of the Lake" (1974), a vision of Camelot almost entirely composed of knights on horseback jousting in medium shot or close-up, distinguished from one another largely by details of their armor.
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While the political jousting was not ferocious, it echoed private anxieties among some moderate party officials that an Iowa win could propel Mr. Sanders, a staunch liberal, to more primary season victories and make him harder to beat in the long run.
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Two of the nation's most prominent economists, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers and University of California economist Emmanuel Saez, have been jousting for months over Warren's plan for a wealth tax, with Summers accusing Saez of vastly overestimating how much it would produce.
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That's what Democrats who support the filibuster are implicitly promising: a return to Obama-era politics, in which Democrats propose things, Republicans block them, and in the subsequent void of accomplishment, political life is filled with impotent, symbolic partisan jousting, grievances and counter-grievances.
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To be sure, Russia's involvement in Libya pales in comparison to that in Syria, where punishing Russian airpower has been deployed to crush rebel factions fighting to oust Mr. Assad, and Russian and American aircraft are jousting in the eastern skies at cross purposes.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, announced on Thursday that he would attend the funeral, putting him in proximity to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel when the two have been jousting over who is to blame for their failure to sit down and talk.
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For the six-hour story — set in motion when a pair of ranch hands, one white and one Aboriginal, go missing on a vast cattle station — Swan has been given a jousting partner, another cop to warily build a relationship with, perhaps for seasons to come.
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Past and Present When one thinks of the First World War, which the United States entered 233 years ago this month, certain images are inevitably evoked: miles of muddy trenches, clouds of poison gas creeping over the battlefield, biplanes and triplanes jousting balletically above the clouds.
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After months of public jousting and fruitless negotiations with Republicans and President Donald Trump, Democrats are running out of time -- and options -- in their fight to preserve a program that has protected hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation.
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With the ailing 21987-year-old Sumner M. Redstone in his final act as a media titan, the two rivals jousting over the future of his $21996 billion entertainment empire repeatedly crisscrossed the country in the last several months to visit his mansion in a gated Beverly Hills enclave.
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What in the World Summer on the streets of Chinese cities yields a panoply of exotic sights and sounds: old men loudly jousting over mah-jongg tiles, sidewalk barbecues grilling tough-to-identify animal parts, and the unmistakable growl of a clearing throat — that ends with an inevitable splat.
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Search for Conan Exiles on Twitter and you'll be bombarded with gifs of helicopter nobs; play Genital Jousting with friends and see how many times you and your friends can yell "PUT YOUR DICK INSIDE OF MY BUTT" and other variants of the same sentiment in one night.
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"What Mississippians have done, and we've lost a beat or two recently, is elect really good people and keep them there," said Mr. Lott, who was first elected to the House in 1972 and served as the Senate Republican leader — only after jousting with Mr. Cochran for the post.
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The August jousting over trade increased the risk of a recession in the next 12 months by 5 percentage points, though the overall odds still rest at around 85033-in-3 Manufacturing has already seen two straight quarters of decline, meeting a widely accepted definition of a recession.
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The sheer balls of trying to engage with questions of consent, gender, power, sexuality, assault, toxicity, and masculinity in the current gaming climate is noteworthy Genital Jousting lays these difficult questions at the feet of a demographic that's not really used to being forced to think about them.
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Challenging to follow even though they're seldom slurred or speeded up, his lyrics evoke without defining a humorous humanism that takes the immaturity off his subcultural jousting and erotic ups and downs—and thus firms up the stuff that preoccupies most newbies who think you could never write shit like this.
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Alaska: The Aurora Ice Museum The world's largest year-round ice environment, the Aurora Ice Museum is located at the Chena Hot Springs Resort and depicts all kind of all-ice sights including a giant chess set, a pair of jousting knights and the all-important all-ice martini glass.
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For a little over two hours, Mr. Amash fielded question after question about his analysis of the report and his legislative record, jousting with former supporters who lamented his refusal to toe the party line and calling for a respectful dialogue as audience members heckled at long-winded or controversial remarks.
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But though it seems as innocent as ice cream, the carousel can trace its roots back to the Middle Ages and the crusades, when knights would practice for combat in riding rings, a tradition that turned into the popular spectacle of jousting matches, or as it was later called, tilting.
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Washington (CNN)After months of dramatic congressional testimony, bombshell news reports and partisan jousting, the ever-evolving saga about alleged Russian tampering in the 2016 presidential election and investigation into possible collusion by members of Donald Trump's campaign continues to pick up momentum as new revelations seem to surface on a daily basis.
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The Jacobean stage equivalent of a road movie, "Pericles" propels its princely title figure on journeys all over the eastern Mediterranean for more than 15 years: escaping assassination, enduring storms at sea, gallantly jousting to win the love of his life, tragically losing his wife, Thaisa, and experiencing other woes and adventures.
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Seventeen-year-old Ayanna (Zora Howard) has just graduated from high school and is spending the summer at home in Harlem before departing for Bucknell; the plan is for her to "wild out" with her high-spirited friends, whose playful, profanity-laced verbal jousting opens the film in a brazenly funny subway scene.
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My guess is that Trump, a combative ex-television star proud of the tens of millions of followers he can connect with directly via Twitter and Facebook, will relish the prospect of frequently jousting with individual reporters, editors and anchors -- while also seeking out friendly, high-prestige outlets to send out helpful, controlled messages.
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One morning in May, Bill de Blasio and I were sitting on the porch of Gracie Mansion, jousting civilly through a 70-minute interview at the fusty-but-regal mayoral residence abutting the East River, when we arrived at a point of agreement: Many New Yorkers do not seem to understand him very well.
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One morning in May, Bill de Blasio and I were sitting on the porch of Gracie Mansion, jousting civilly through a 70-minute interview at the fusty-but-regal mayoral residence abutting the East River, when we arrived at a point of agreement: Many New Yorkers do not seem to understand him very well.
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In the latest round of city-state jousting, developers, bankers and de Blasio administration officials said they were told in meetings with aides to Mr. Cuomo that the city would lose a sizable share of up to $214 million a year that the state provides in federal tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing projects in the five boroughs.
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In six deft lines, the poet skewers the avaricious and the wasteful, who (in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's translation) are shoving great, Sisyphean stones at one another in an absurd jousting match: Here saw I people, more than elsewhere, many, On one side and the other, with great howls, Rolling weights forward by main force of chest.
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As he has done for more than a year now, he has also called for the immediate removal of Maduro from power and to open the country to full humanitarian assistance -- but the familiar call raises new concerns that the pandemic could become a new political battlefield between the two jousting administrations, with ordinary Venezuelans' lives in the balance.
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But reverence is a heavy thing, and it weighs down this nearly three-hour play, whose overlong first act is so devoted to showing its prickly and endearing provocateur in his element — surrounded by admirers and enemies, jousting about virtue or the fundamental properties of color — that it succeeds more on academic merits than dramatic ones.
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Aaaargh. It has come down to this with a few weeks to go until the March 29 deadline for Britain to leave the European Union, as it voted to do almost three years ago: a jumble of jargon, jousting and gibberish, with everyone sucked into the vortex of confusion, to the exclusion of every other issue in the world.
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Medieval knights turned to jousting to showcase their strength, skill and horsemanship, with the first tournament held in 1066 and similar spectacles patronized by King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I. Encounters often ended in injury or death - including of French King Henry II in 1559 - but the hollow lances used nowadays are designed to shatter on impact, reducing the risks.
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Rapinoe scored on a devilish free kick in the fifth minute, swooped onto a crossing pass for a second goal in the 65th and seemed invigorated — or at least not distracted in the slightest — after her midweek jousting with President Trump, who had criticized her for saying she would not visit the White House if the United States won its fourth World Cup.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's jousting with China to reduce America's massive trade deficit — $375.2 billion in 2017 — has the potential to fundamentally alter global trade, at a cost to Europe and Asia.
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And three dealers present distinctive abstract paintings from the late 1980s and early '90s: at Michael Rosenfeld, William T. Williams achieves the colors of Byzantine icons and the solidity of fortress walls; at Lelong, the fiery compositions of Mildred Thompson (1936-2003) spin Kandinsky toward still-unknown galaxies; and at Peter Freeman, Mel Bochner's early post-conceptual forays into (shaped) painting build intensity with jousting, improvised lines, rather than — as currently — with words.
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He spent this week: jousting with reporters (mostly friendly ones -- including three phone interviews with Fox News)talking to celebrities at the White House (Kanye, obviously, but also Jeff Baxter of The Doobie Brothers and Mike Love of The Beach Boys)holding campaign rallies (Trump was in Iowa on Monday, Pennsylvania on Wednesday and will be in Ohio tonight and Kentucky tomorrow) The best way to understand Trump's presidency is to view him as he sees himself: A reality TV producer -- and star -- who is tasked with filling time every single day.
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There's this ET jack-o-lantern, complete with bicycle, Reese's Pieces, and multiple Elliotts: This Dia de los Muertos ofrenda commemorated JPL space missions past: There was this guitar-strumming, pumpkin-headed skeleton: And a 3D model of a jack-o-lantern, for which no live pumpkins were harmed: Engineers constructed plenty of interactive, nerdy-ass displays like this one, where a participant had to push a lever to try to meet the exact shock specifications of the pumpkin: Or this one, where you had to guess the mass of the pumpkin using science and math (the equations on the pumpkins, I imagine, are there to help): A planetary sample acquisition submarine pumpkin was placed on Europa (one of Jupiter's moons) where it drilled into the team's winning pumpkin design from last year: Another Europa pumpkin was equipped with a counter adding up signs of life: But my personal favorite had to be the jousting battlebot pumpkins, because who doesn't love a good battlebot: Happy Halloween, from one group of nerds to another!
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