I don't know it all, he doesn't know it all, but we'll have a conversation.
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Brilliant jerks, I don't think the whole, what is it called, expert on everything, the know-it-all, there's no such thing as a know-it-all.
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He is a know-it-all who just might know it all, and if some of his material isn't precisely gourmet, he has the smarts and the delivery to put it over.
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Keep learning and never, ever think you know it all.
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You know this, as reporters, you know it all stinks.
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If you've been there, you know it all too well.
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Before you know it, all your efforts to relax are dashed.
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That's becoming harder, because young chefs think they know it all.
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Don't be so narrow-minded and think you know it all.
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He was a man of considered wisdom, not a know-it-all.
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Keep an open mind and don't be a know-it-all today.
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Don't be a know-it-all; it won't do you any favors.
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This is an important day not to be a know-it-all.
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Curiosity, humility and tact will trump a "know-it-all" every time.
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Instead, America rejected the bookish know-it-all who appeared on stage.
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You think you know it all, but you'll realize you actually don't.
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I don't know it all, and you have to trust in something.
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We should be hearing more from this clever young know-it-all.
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"Be a learn it all, not a know it all," says Betchart.
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I was probably quite arrogant, speaking over people, a know-it-all, different.
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I never want to appear as if I'm preaching or know it all.
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So don't be confident to the point of being a know-it-all!
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AT THE HEART OF RECOGNITION IS YOU'RE ACKNOWLEDGING YOU DON'T KNOW IT ALL.
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Mercury retrograde reenters know-it-all Sagittarius today, creating communication blunders and delays.
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He has ditched his lofty know-it-all tone for dialogue and debate.
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You know it all and you know how much it costs on Amazon.
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Because I don't know it all, and you have to trust in something.
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"The problem with doctors is we think we know it all," said Ellman.
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Until my senior year of high school, I was the know-it-all.
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It's as if he thinks it's uncool to be a know-it-all.
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As a young know-it-all, I smugly read well above my grade level.
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And please, don't be a know-it-all this evening—new information is coming!
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Australian far-right politician Pauline Hanson has been quite the know-it-all recently.
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"I know that i'm never going to know it all — and I love that."
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YOU KNOW, IT ALL STARTED GOING AFTER THE BIG GUYS WHO CAUSED THE PROBLEM.
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There is nothing attractive about being with someone who thinks they know it all.
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They know it all started at the orange-pink duplex just off Washington Boulevard.
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Muffler Whistles, $8.79To the know-it-all mechanic(s) in your life: Fix this!
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One center of power thing, just doesn't work, because you can't know it all.
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You're smarter than most, it's true, but don't be a know-it-all today.
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Communication issues will flare up this morning—don't be a know-it-all, Cancer.
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Totte is a cheeky, know-it-all 3-year-old who makes Ustav laugh.
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You watch 44 minutes of an episode and really think you know it all.
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After all, anyone saying such things is, by definition, a know-it-all elitist.
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"The facts and science exist and we deserve to know it all," he said.
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No longer the fanny pack and white sneaker-wearing, loudmouth, know-it-all tourist.
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An editor needs to be curious (more than a know-it-all) and trustworthy.
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Don't be a know-it-all this evening—it won't do you any good.
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The Sun meets Mercury on September 20, which means you'll be in a know-it-all mood that day, but hey, you're a Virgo and nothing gets past you, so maybe you really have earned the cred to be a know-it-all.
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Don't be a show-off or know-it-all this month—you will regret it!
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MIKE WIRTH: You know it all comes back to the rocks and the underlying geology.
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I shudder now, 50 years on, to recall the know-it-all I was then.
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You'll be feeling especially self-assured, but try not to be a know-it-all.
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Don't be the know-it-all who isn't able to listen to anyone else's ideas.
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"But she will never really know it all, and that is the thrill," Phillips writes.
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No one knows that they're talking about, yet everyone is acting like a know-it-all.
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The entrepreneur is often characterized as a know-it-all genius, the regulator as a drone.
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Dorozhkina said that some Russians she knew had that "I know it all" mindset, including herself.
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But don't be a know-it-all today, despite this influence, and try to stay flexible.
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Here's what we know ... it all went down around 6:30 PM on Monday in Atlanta.
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It's also a sign famous for being a know-it-all and having a huge mouth.
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Didn't raise her hand, didn't come to office hours, never outed herself as a know-it-all.
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It's kind of like having a backseat driver, but without the know-it-all condescending tone.[Harman]
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Tom Brady is the best quarterback in the NFL and he is not a know-it-all.
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If you believe you know it all, I can guarantee you will fall flat on your face.
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" Although creator Michael Jacobs concurred, Topanga herself proved to be a know-it-all once more. "Backyard.
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Your ruling planet Mars clashes with Neptune—it's not the day to be a know-it-all.
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Though his character has more than one identity, he's always the same know-it-all Mr. Cool.
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For all his good works, parishioners say Father Sandoval's know-it-all, paternalistic attitude can be grating.
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This movie picks up right after Stark's sacrifice, but through the eyes of know-it-all teens.
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On the other hand, I'm delighted that Max bested these know-it-all bitches, at least in vocabulary.
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If she were a tryhard know-it-all and magic-born, she might have been sorted into Slytherin!
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For some, this is the culmination of a lifetime spent being an insufferable know-it-all at parties.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is," one person tweeted.
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So long as she's portrayed as the clever know-it-all we all know and love, who cares?
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Because I can, and while you may know some of this story already, you definitely don't know it all.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Hello All, I am Nicholas Gazin, VICE's comics know-it-all.
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I thought I knew everything, and I wouldn't listen to others because I had this know-it-all mentality.
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The trouble with being a know-it-all at 14 is that there is so little new to learn.
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They deserve to know what the president did in connection with this — and they deserve to know it all.
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And remember to keep an open mind today, despite the Sun and Mercury's know-it-all influence over you.
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In Sherman's account, Bannon also comes across as an autodidactic know-it-all who hates to play second fiddle.
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Fire sign Sagittarius is the boisterous, loudmouthed know-it-all-of the zodiac—the sign of more, more, more!
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If you're looking for a gift to humble the dearest know-it-all in your life, this is it.
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"Most entrepreneurs think they know it all," said Fernandes, "but you have to listen to all the others around you."
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Gilligan wants to know it all: what helps get them through their day, how they sustain a sense of hope.
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Watch out for know-it-all energy and don't value book smarts over street smarts—they're all important, especially now.
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"I wanted to try it out and the sales guy was a bit of a know-it-all," he says.
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And Trebek, perhaps, learned a valuable lesson: people only like a know-it-all when there are cash prizes involved.
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My one quibble with this storyline: Do we really think smarty-pants know-it-all Dustin wouldn't know what "presumptuous" meant?
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The sound of "Know-It-All" places her alongside Lorde and the most recent incarnation of Selena Gomez: moody and resolute.
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The scene nicely endears us to Paul without erasing the fact that he is kind of a clingy know-it-all.
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Occasionally, a random know-it-all is absolutely appalled that Jessica's negligent parents would let her stand on the bathroom sink.
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His public punditry about the race has prompted eye rolls from older rivals who view him as a know-it-all.
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The find here is Alexa Nisenson as Georgia, Rafe's know-it-all little sister, who takes cars out for a spin.
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It's called Mr. Know It All, and it's my opinion of what you should do with your life in every aspect.
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They're often filled with humility, and a recurring theme is not about the know-it-all, but about failure and futility.
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Alaska is gone and even though they've "figured out" the mystery of her death they'll still never really know it all.
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Others, like Reddit user PhD_in_everything, satirize internet archetypes like the mansplaining know-it-all by overtly condescending to whomever they're speaking with.
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But usually the Trust Fund Asshole reveals himself to be a know it all who has done nothing, aka the fucking worst.
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I do realize that even positing this Gwyneth-Emma theory makes me a bit of a mean-girl know-it-all myself.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is" the anonymous account wrote alongside the clip.
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I became a foundation expert by having my makeup done by other people because I know that I don't know it all.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is," explained the person who posted the clip.
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Instead of posing as a know-it-all expert, Dunn mixes self-deprecation and humor with a big dose of straight talk.
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You can be a know-it-all, Aquarius, so this Mercury retrograde is a good time to check in with your friends.
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Cara's debut Know-It-All was released in 2016 and since then it has steadily lost steam and slid to 54th place.
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He was more of a know-it-all than Bill Gates, and I kind of laughed when it took over the world.
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An important perspective comes your way, but do be mindful of big egos: There's a know-it-all energy in the air!
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Nelson Sandoval and some in his neglected Indigenous village see him as a know-it-all, but to many, he's a lifeline.
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Of course, Bixby is more concerned with controlling features and experiences on Samsung devices and not being an in-house know-it-all.
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Sag is the know-it-all of the zodiac, but we'll all be pushed to reconsider what's true for us during this time.
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You know, it all hangs on a rather small thread, which was this Papadopoulos meeting that we&aposve all heard so much about.
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What an opportunity it is to fill in for my Survivor Know-It-All compatriot, Stephen Fishbach, on the fabled PEOPLE Survivor blog.
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He will weaponize these reactions, holding them up as proof of just how much know-it-all elites loathe his "deplorable" white base.
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As a know-it-all journalist, I love being able to use third-party apps to correct people's use of their or there.
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Only the highbrow will appeal to you over the next few weeks, and people will find your know-it-all attitude insufferable. Enjoy!
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My situation is far from unique, and most people who do most of their work on a computer know it all too well.
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In "Stay and Fight," Madeline ffitch's debut novel, Helen, an urbane hipster know-it-all from Seattle, follows a boyfriend to Appalachian Ohio.
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To that end, Jim Carrey gives his most spry, "Ace Ventura"-like performance in years as the know-it-all villain, Dr. Robotnik.
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The chirpy, know-it-all Madeline Martha Mackenzie—a Reese Witherspoon character played perfectly by Reese Witherspoon—introduces herself with a showoff's humility.
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Important communications will come your way today, but you might ignore some key details because you think you know it all—you don't.
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The saying "Nobody likes a know-it-all" almost certainly accounts for some of the negative responses to academic historians' observations about Hamilton.
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Sisters Cassandra (Legion's Rachel Keller), WHHS' know-it-all star, and Allie (a hard-working Newton), an abiding second-in-command, are our protagonists.
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Myrtle (Frances Conroy) is pissed about this and she let's Cordelia know it all the way back to New Orleans where Miss Robichaux's is.
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Adults know high schoolers don't know it all, but there's one thing teens are more acutely aware of than even the savviest grownups: popularity.
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It's one of the most important things that we make fun of is the know-it-all who doesn't know what they're talking about.
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"I've got to be honest: I'm still young, I don't know it all, but I'm searching," Marshall said on CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Friday.
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I know Emma Watson's Hermione is meant to be a know-it-all, but really all these legacy white boys are just not ready.
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The actress proved she's no casual Harry Potter fan during a round of "Know It All" opposite Jimmy Fallon on last night's Tonight Show.
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The Sun meets Mercury at 10:02 PM, creating a smart, inquisitive, and witty mood—try not to act like a know-it-all!
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The spotlight [encourages us] to take on more responsibility; do the job and respect everybody because you can easily [think] you know it all.
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The biggest mistake you can make is to assume that either you know it all or you can figure it out on your own.
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But what they don't understand is that great leaders aren't looking to hire a smart, competitive, know-it-all who constantly tries to outshine everyone.
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We also learn a few new things about Simone: she lived in Champagne, France, and she knows her know-it-all attitude "grates" on everyone.
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As it went along, she couldn't help making comparisons with HIV—though this time as a flailing patient, rather than a know-it-all doctor.
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I know you can't help how interesting, cultured, and intelligent you are, but try not to be too much of a know-it-all today.
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The Trump vote is in large part an act of class rebellion, a working class revolt against know-it-all elites who run the country.
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Eric Goldman, IGN Cumberbatch is great as Strange, whether he's playing him as a know it all or someone in awe of what he's seeing.
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They despise the know-it-all elites who run both parties in our federal government, selling out the interests of the American taxpayer every day.
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All the premeditation with the squatter's rights signs, I don't know, it all seems like it's meant to be spontaneous, but in essence, it's staged.
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That is exactly who we want handling very complex problems — not someone who thinks they know it all and says he doesn't need anyone's help.
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On offense, Walton demanded the ball with the enthusiasm of a know-it-all raising his hand in class: Here, here, the answer is here.
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Particularly when you're a teenager and you think you've seen it all, you know it all, and you just want to get on with things.
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MR. KNOW-IT-ALL The Tarnished Wisdom of a Filth Elder By John Waters That John Waters is a national treasure is a surety. Period.
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Although her musical career began four years ago, Cara had a string of hit songs off of "Know-It-All" that stretched well into 2017.
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Then there are the know-it-all critics who say there's no academic evidence to support the view that business taxes matter for the workforce.
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In the video, Hamill is perfectly clear: "Even though I think I know it all, they threw things at me storywise I could never have imagined."
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Just try not to be a know-it-all—that's probably one of your least desirable qualities, as well loved as you may be, dear centaur.
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"MLS is such, and we know it all too well, you can start off slow and continue (to the playoffs)," Schmetzer told reporters after practice Monday.
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Certain fans saw it as a little late: The "Here" singer dropped her album Know-It-All in 2015, and has had multiple hit songs since.
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THESE ARE THE GOOD TIMES make sure to love every minute of life because before you know it all of this will be in the past.
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CASE, therefore, isn't some kind of mega-intelligent know-it-all AI, but an architecture for organizing systems and agents that is itself an intelligent agent.
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Mercury retrograde is famous for creating communication issues, and those will be especially irksome for you when Mercury, the communication planet, reenters know-it-all Sagittarius.
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Someone tweeted out a dance video she made in college eight years ago, apparently hoping to humiliate her ("Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all...").
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They may also draw comfort from knowing the eating habits (carnivore or herbivore) of dinosaurs — their know-it-all grown-ups can't even pronounce their names.
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Yanic Truesdale, who plays know-it-all concierge Michel, had just the same fears as we did and he says everything is going to be fine.
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You've always been a know-it-all, Sagittarius, but today it's not your book smarts that will help you get ahead, but rather your sharp intuition.
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"They don't pretend to know it all, they are curious about art, and they kind of remind me of what things were like in the past."
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They want to know all about me, and they also think they know it all about the world, so I thought it was an awesome title.
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They spoke as one, with derisive force, of the world they have inherited, and pulled no punches when portraying the know-it-all generation of '68.
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I was sure that my superstar work status would be shattered if I dared to let down my guard and admit I didn't know it all.
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Based on Jimmy Kimmel's segment "Who Knows?" on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the show is hosted by Andy Richter and pairs celebrities with their know-it-all fans.
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If you've been having a hard time making a decision, the planet of the mind, Mercury, in know-it-all Sagittarius, will help you sort things out!
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Yet, Miss Woodhouse remains one of her most iconic characters, remembered as much for her relentless charm as she is for being a total know-it-all.
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Don't pretend to know it all, says Tilman J. Fertitta, owner, chairman and CEO of Fertitta Entertainment, the powerhouse behind restaurant giant Landry's and Golden Nugget casinos.
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In an intense game of "Know It All," the actress proved she was the master of knowledge, deception and in-depth knowledge of Harry Potter character names.
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"What was critical for me in going into new functional areas was breaking that habit of feeling like you have to know it all," Mr. Monahan said.
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"Humanity has issues, actually" is the only phrase that begins to explain everything we're going through as a species, the "actually" a gorgeous, know-it-all accent.
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Their nuanced relationship feels real in the way that the connection between know-it-all older sisters and annoying younger brothers can shift from exasperation to love.
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I remember describing to my daughter, actually, who was asking what a "know-it-all" is — she's 5-and-a-half — and it's not just knowing everything.
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Therefore, people should not listen to know-it-all wine critics because they will lead them to spend more for wines that are not to their tastes.
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As we now know, it all turned out well and good, at least for Mr. McKay, whose film drew five Oscar nominations, including best picture and best director.
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It turns out Watson was very well cast, because just like Hermione, Watson was a little know-it-all on set and it caused many a ruined take.
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After too many 1-0 Brewers-Reds snoozers and brainless interviews with middle relievers and 250-pound steroid-fueled sluggers and know-it-all managers, I was numb.
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The song, "Seventeen," addresses the issue of consent at that age where you're not totally experienced in the ways of the world, but think you know it all.
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"It's a huge mistake to go into something and feel like you have to pretend like you know it all, because then you will never learn," says Miller.
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With sweaty palms and fists clenched in a need to maintain a know-it-all-rep, they'll predict the woefully predictable jump scare to all those within earshot.
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Does the Super Computer have the bullshit personality to become a know-it all boxing commentator on the TV like old Jim Watt back home in the UK?
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The hardest part about dating a Sag is that they slip into lecturing you at the wrong moment and can come off as a condescending know-it-all.
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Sagittarius is famous for being the know-it-all of the zodiac—but, Cancer, you're smart enough to know that we don't know anything when Mercury is retrograde!
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Below, we rounded up 10 supposedly negative behaviors that can (contrary to what your mom, your teacher, and your know-it-all coworker said) be good for you.
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"Some immigrants also come with an 'I know it all' attitude and then burn out when they underestimate the country that has (almost) seen it all," she says.
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"The common mistake I see is when people come in as the 'expert' or the know-it-all and appear like they have nothing to learn," says Gale.
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Then you have your know it all neighbor waiting to inform everyone that the capital of Ukraine is really pronounced "Keeeev" when the issue of impeachment comes up.
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Also on December 21, Mercury meets with Jupiter in your sign, inspiring you to be the biggest know-it-all ever—but hey, that's why we love you!
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" Selenite, who declined an interview with BuzzFeed News, recently wrote a Twitter thread titled "#RuPaul, His Transphobic History, and Why He Is Not the Know-It-All on Drag.
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Much like other legendary bushmen including Crocodile Dundee, Steve Irwin and the Leyland Brothers, Coight was a larrikin know-it-all bushman — except he was far, far more talented.
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You know it all fell in place for us at the end which it had to if one thing had gone wrong we would have probably come up short.
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The know-it-all health editor in me rolled her eyes, but Christine had been right so far, so I quieted my inner critic and did what she recommended.
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" Embodying the classic stubbornness Taurus, Jasmine is also a fire sign Sagittarius who can come off like a know-it-all with lines like, "I have something to say.
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The Casio G-Shock GMW-G5000D-1 is showy without being a show-off, and singles you out as in-the-know, without being a know-it-all. Perfect.
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Mr. Conover, a bookish-looking fellow, adopts a mildly irritating know-it-all character who pops up unexpectedly and divests actors in a skit of their long-held misconceptions.
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" An anonymous Twitter account posted the 30-second video on Thursday with the caption "Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is.
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In "The Know-It-All," Jacobs told of his 18-month effort to read the entire "Encyclopaedia Britannica," using its abecedarian entries as prompts for reflection and anecdotes. Etc.
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If you know anything about the great McDonald's Monopoly scam of the late '21996s to early 250s, then you probably know it all started with the infamous Uncle Jerry.
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Mr. Burns's loud know-it-all persona played well off Mr. Schreiber's warm, low-key one, particularly when Mr. Schreiber, as he so often did, punctured Mr. Burn's pomposity.
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Joel continued to appear on the show past the "graduation" age of 16, but was savagely bullied in college by classmates who couldn't stand his know-it-all persona.
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"I thought it was too hard for me — and I know it all — to get over all the hurdles and speed bumps," he says of navigating the surrogacy process.
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Yet despite this density of jokes, Mr. Friedlander — whose stand-up persona is a know-it-all boaster nicknamed the World Champion — never seems like he's in a rush.
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There's this stereotype of the know-it-all stoner who uses words like "terpenes" and "trichomes" in order to make others feel othered — not in an effort to educate.
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But, Sagittarius, you do have a big mouth and tend to be a bit of a know-it-all, so keep that in check, especially with Mercury retrograde coming soon.
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Azinger cited the late Byron Nelson, who once said there were two kinds of players; those who needed to know a little and those who needed to know it all.
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Her know-it-all routine and sudden lust for moral authority are on-par with a 503-year-old frat bro taking his first philosophy course as a super senior.
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She says she can spot a know-it-all in an interview, or even from their resume, and that it's important to be able to demonstrate confidence, but also humility.
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The character Adams was portraying, Oldhead, a dressed-to-the-sevens, know-it-all elder who dispenses unsolicited advice, is among the personas that have helped propel his online popularity.
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If you're a trivia weirdo, or just an insufferable know-it-all like me, at some point over the last few years you have wondered why past seasons of Jeopardy!
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We've seen ramen come in burger, pizza, sandwich and bag form, but despite the novelty of all those incarnations, a true ramen know-it-all would hardly bat an eye.
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"I want people to believe in themselves; I want intellectual curiosity; I want someone who realizes that they don't know it all and that they're dying to learn," he said.
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"We had a little bit of a 'not-invented-here' syndrome," Hogan said, which means the company has moved from a "know-it-all" to a "learn-it-all" mentality.
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Reproached for his previously haughty know-it-all manner of governing, he is keen to avoid the impression that he is about to impose new rules on an unwilling public.
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"We should not sit like people who know it all better, but as friends, in partnership, and with great respect for each other," Ms. Merkel said Monday before the meeting.
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If all this seems a little too good to be true, the novel's heroine, 9-year-old know-it-all Sumac, doesn't notice: She's preoccupied with her study of Mesopotamia.
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And it means that everyone – know-it-all gamers and clueless newbies alike – get to discover the rules and experience the plot twists together, making for a more inclusive cinematic experience.
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And just remember, if you want to be the self-appointed know-it-all at your next cookout, share your knowledge about hot dog ingredient labeling or just enjoy your meal.
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Although the young woman of color was introduced as a high-achieving know-it-all, she quickly evolved past the one-dimensional box that Degrassi initially attempted to trap her in.
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Like Garey, like every teenager, I was a know-it-all who thought I was a grown-up, so I wouldn't have recognized that kind of behavior for what it was.
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From the way Harry looks, to the way we relate to one another, to Harry missing me now that I don't ride him as often, Raimondi seemed to know it all.
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The Sun meets Mercury on September 20, inviting you to keep an open mind and learn new things—even though you may feel compelled to act like a know-it-all.
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"Slightly older children are used to the nature of school, of conforming to what's expected of them and they're still enthusiastic…they're not yet know-it-all teenagers," says Ms Bates.
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You've been the Food Network's go-to grilling guy for a long time, are you still learning new things, or do you feel like you know it all at this point?
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The site Information is Beautiful is providing an invaluable service to the film-going public: the ability to be an insufferable know-it-all during films based on true historical events.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is," read the tweet from AnonymousQ1776, who described it as a video from her high school days.
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LaVar Ball doesn't know it all, and the proof is that LiAngelo didn't get drafted ... so says Master P, who tells TMZ Sports he thinks Gelo should go back to school.
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She's smart, she's serious and she has a certain nerdy charisma that attracts some people, though the flip side is that for others she reads as a hectoring know-it-all.
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He was, in some respects, a caricature of the German academic (which he had once expected to become): an imperious know-it-all with untamed hair in a misbuttoned frock coat.
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The largely Quebecois crowd roared with laughter as the song poked fun at an influx of snobbish, chain-smoking, "know-it-all" French who are "occupying" the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood.
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My father was a successful small business owner — a meatpacker — and though my parents were street smart and financially secure, to me, their know-it-all, bookish daughter, they seemed unrefined.
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Appearance: Waitress Personality: Enthusiastic The know-it-all of the zodiac, fire sign Sagittarius loves to use whatever they have in their toolbox to help people in all kinds of problems.
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To others, the idea that a man known primarily for shouty, know-it-all verbal abuse could approach travel with the same level of care and respect as Bourdain also seemed unlikely.
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On one hand, women and people of color don't want to be patronized by know-it-all white guys or bullied into supporting one presidential candidate and harassed away from supporting another.
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From the moment they simultaneously nailed a Teletubbies question at a bar trivia contest, it's been a match made in know-it-all heaven for Annie (Rachel McAdams) and Max (Jason Bateman).
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is," read the tweet from @AnonymousQ1776, which incorrectly described it as a video from her high school days.
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We can't know what we don't know, but that doesn't always stop us from acting like a know-it-all—keep your mind open and your ego out of the way today.
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The combination has set up a classic French clash between the know-it-all state in Paris, guided by the stiff hand of the European Union, and one of France's myriad microcultures.
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I see all the flaws of men, all the ways their fragility makes them dangerous and powerful and dismissive and sure that they know it all, and I love being a man.
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"People who've been hardened by 20 or 30 years of doing this may think they know it all and they come in with their preconceived approach and it doesn't work," he said.
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Our pollsters, our pundits, our sources of "news" — our know-it-all selves — work much the same ground, though perhaps with less malicious intent, to persuade us that hearsay + opinion + guesswork = truth.
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Their first order of business was to import the '70s sitcom's most obvious source of conflict — a constant political battle of the wills with a know-it-all lefty son-in-law.
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Dareus appeared on the "TMZ Sports" TV show and opened up about his newfound love of NASCAR ... when our resident TMZ NASCAR know-it-all jumped in and began to riff with him.
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One of these is Leon Cooper, who won the physics prize in 1972, whose name was later borrowed by creators of "The Big Bang Theory" for their resident know-it-all Sheldon Cooper.
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You've been feeling stuck—perhaps you can't travel as much as you would like, or maybe school is weighing you down due to serious Saturn spending time in world-traveler, know-it-all Sagittarius.
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Since the death of Steve Jobs, its co-founder, in 2011, the world's biggest firm by market value has sold hundreds of millions of phones with bionic chips and know-it-all digital assistants.
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The 225-year-old singer is currently on tour with Coldplay and plans to start up the second round of her headline tour in late September for her Know-It- All Tour Pt. 227.
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He's been featured on the celeb gossip show etalk, and RateMD considers him to be one of the top plastic surgeons in Toronto, so I figured this guy just had to know it all.
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Just watch out for a know-it-all energy when the Sun, your ruling planet, meets Mercury on August 8 (but do get some writing done today, as your communication skills will be heightened).
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Here's everything you need to know about the week's business news, so you can make intelligent conversation with your friend's know-it-all husband at the Tony Awards viewing party you may attend later.
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"You probably know it all better than I do by now," he jokes, referring to the several looks from the new collection that Aboah has already worn around town during New York Fashion Week.
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" (He likes brown art, he said, for that very reason.) "Can you go wrong in collecting monkey art?" he asks, unrhetorically, in a meticulously researched chapter in his new book, "Mr. Know-It-All.
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In the Japanese countryside, Shimamura is "the know-it-all from Tokyo," lugging a leather bag full of state-of-the-art medical instruments and camera equipment and sweating into his starched English collar.
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The season took some gorgeous existential leaps, particularly in the second half, but had it stuck entirely to the P.O.V. of BoJack, a dyspeptic, near-suicidal know-it-all, it might have felt airless.
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As of today, you've got one last weekend to catch up on all 59 Oscar-nominated films so you can be the know-it-all in your office pool who's actually seen all the movies.
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For the remainder of this year, you'll be keeping your opinions to yourself, although the pretentious voice in your head is practically shouting thanks to Mercury in Sagittarius, the know-it-all of the zodiac.
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If you're able to act maturely, and seek advice from elders who have "been there, done that," rather than being a know-it-all, you'll be able to navigate bumps in the road just fine.
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To find out exactly what kind of moves we need to make to get the most of our must-have actives, we pried into the minds of six dermatologists who seem to know it all.
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In the final chapter, we get the brilliantly dark punch line: Offred's future reader turns out to be a smug know-it-all, a future professor of Gileadean studies, who deconstructs her like a bug.
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V. Catatonia: 20 Years as a Two-Time Cancer Survivor, Eric Alexandrakis Mr. Know-It-All, John WatersSekou Anders & String Theory, Sekou Andrews and the String Theory Find a full list of Grammy nominees here.
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I myself was a nerd, a twitchy know-it-all who wanted to talk about ancient Egypt and Rome, the kid who read d'Aulaire's books of Greek and Norse myths for fun on a Saturday.
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It was off-putting when the twenty-year-old entitled white male know-it-all would do his thing and be acknowledged for it, and I'm thinking, You are just a self-serving piece of shit.
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Ted Cruz embraces Trump ahead of re-election "The Democrats are the party of Lisa Simpson," Cruz said of the character who is portrayed on the show as being a bit of a know-it-all.
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"For someone who is a 'know it all,' I am shooting in the dark with this medical information, and if a gypsy fortune teller told me what I wanted to hear, I'd listen to them," she admitted.
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Compassion. Sensitivity. Openness. Tolerance. I'd like to think that these are the core values of the Mr. Know-It-All column—the imperturbable foundations on which, every month, I try to build this tiny chapel of words.
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While the previously released lead single "Know It All" completely departed from the dance styles Carter is known for as a DJ, "Leaves" edges back towards those zones with a tense house beat and wound-up synths.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is" an anonymous account posted on Wednesday alongside a snippet of Ocasio-Cortez dancing on the roof of a building, according to CNN.
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More than collaging together different forms of language – which is pretty much what computer speak has become – Fitzgerald is attuned to the nuances of anger, frustration, know-it-all pronouncements, cockamamie summations, come-ons and call-outs.
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The Sun meets Mercury on September 20, when everyone is acting a bit like a know-it-all—but hey, you'll be getting a taste of your own medicine, so try and make the best of it.
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Waters, who will release his forthcoming self-help book Mr. Know It All next year, spoke with VICE from his home in Baltimore about bad taste, selling out, eating shit, and the problem with being politically correct.
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Socrates lived his life as an endless examination of what is good and true and right, seeking neither office nor wealth; Mr. Trump is a know-it-all demagogue who treats the highest office as his right.
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I WOULD EXPECT, AND I DON'T KNOW IT ALL, THAT IT WOULD BE SOME KIND OF MIX OF, YOU KNOW, PURSUING NATIONAL INTERESTS IS NOT A BAD THING BECAUSE LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENING TO COUNTRIES THAT DO THAT.
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When her allies praise Mrs May's methodical style and her disdain for chummy, informal "sofa government", they are channelling her long-held exasperation with the know-it-all posh boys—particularly Mr Cameron and George Osborne, his chancellor.
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Again, eclipses bring new information to light, and because you'll be such a know-it-all today with the Sun and Mercury sitting together, I really want you to be the best listener and observer you can be.
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When the story starts, the five Crain siblings—know-it-all Steven, bossy Shirley, prickly Theodora, and the sweet twins, Luke and Nell—are hot, brooding basket cases, survivors of a summer that nobody wants to talk about.
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Poland's Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Hungary's Mr. Orban both thrive on claiming that their history, identity and traditional values are under attack from a liberal, dissolute and know-it-all West — and, more specifically, from a faceless Brussels bureaucracy.
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Wonky Hillary, of course, runs the risk of playing into another pop-culture stereotype, that of Tracy Flick: the ambitious, cutthroat know-it-all who sits in the front row and raises her hand a little too often.
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Clinton should take a page from Trump's straight-talk strategy and tell it like it is: When it comes to the person who holds the nuclear codes, a know-it-all is infinitely better than a know-nothing.
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To the Editor: The anonymous Op-Ed demonstrates exactly why so many Americans voted for Donald Trump: to get rid of the know-it-all, arrogant Washington insiders who are so certain that they have all the answers.
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He never wanted to be one of those blustering dads, the backyard know-it-all, holding forth on how, in the real world, if you just stop and think about it, there are two types of people, or whatever.
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" Often I hear women say they're stuck in a speaking-up bind: "If I keep quiet, my boss thinks I have nothing to add, but if I speak up too often, my coworkers think I'm a know-it-all.
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In the early going especially, BBT generated a lot of its material from Penny being a ditsy aspiring actress, Leonard being a nervous neurotic, and Sheldon being a fussy know-it-all with a possible undiagnosed Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
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In this know-it-all age of thought-leader messiahs and thumb-taunting Twitter Torquemadas, Russo places his faith in the ideals of art — ambiguity, paradox, heresy, the sublime — over the black-and-white ideologies of our current politics.
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It&aposs like when the dinner bill comes, it&aposs always that know-it-all at the table who darts to the restroom, leaving you to be the jerk to call him on it because he knows you won&apost.
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It feels as if some know-it-all child is nudging me in the ribs, reminding me that what I'm watching is a game played by fallible men governed by an arbitrary set of rules enforced by other, fatter fallible men.
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Because nothing heads off the Sunday night blues like feeling prepared to deal with know-it-all co-workers, here's your weekly catch-up on all the tech and business news you missed, plus the important stuff for the week ahead.
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"He came across as a jerk," she said, as his words portrayed a know-it-all who planned to single-handedly fix the gap between the tech world and business on Wall Street — not at all reflective of his personality.
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When Robert first tries to pick her up, at a diner where she works, she ends up telling him she's "just living," and then, "fuck men," her sarcastic, know-it-all tone suggesting the underlying sadness that rules her life.
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Everything makes perfect sense once the killer's unmasked, and you can't believe you didn't know it all along, but even when I knew the rules of the road (or the spoon) I don't think I completely intuited any of these clues.
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Whether it was your high school gym teacher during sex ed, a know-it-all friend, or a rogue internet message board, many of us have been warned that you shouldn't take emergency contraception too much, because it'll eventually make you infertile.
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The four dimensional universe as we know it, all depth and in motion, seized by the torso, lifted into the air and body slammed into the two dimensional, where our minds can observe the simple outlines of reality with our own two eyes.
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Yesterday singer Alessia Cara celebrated her twentieth birthday and the amid celebrations she decided to drop a video for her powerful single "Scars to Your Beautiful"—the third single off of her debut album Know It All (which came out late last year).
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Stay humble today, and try to be as flexible as you can with your thinking: Mercury, the planet of the mind, will meet with your ruling planet, the Sun, on this day, which could inspire you to believe you know it all.
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It was the Victorian "Angel in the House," that good, attractive, pleasing woman who rose up from deep inside her social conditioning to remind her that it was not becoming for a young lady to be a harpy and a know-it-all.
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Expanding this comparison, one tech writer, Mac Observer's Jeff Gamet, specifically compared the de-licensing of the MP3 to the GIF, which completely exploded across the internet and transformed internet culture as we know it — all after its patents expired in 2003.
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But the trouble is, when you're 27, 143, 214, you think you know it all and you've done it all — or I did, let's put it that way, but by the time you reach 210 you're like, 'Oh, dear, I didn't know anything.
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"He had great, great baseball instincts and tremendous physical attributes that allowed him to do everything right on a ball field," the former Orioles manager Earl Weaver wrote in his memoir, "It's What You Learn After You Know It All That Counts" (1982).
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Alissa: I confess that I have no idea what people are talking about when they say Sebastian is lecturing people about jazz — he seems like a joke to me, a know-it-all who has to get cut down to size by reality.
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The vast majority of the internet as we know it — all but a handful of websites run by tech companies with massive resources, which arguably couldn't have reached that status without Section 230's protections — would be unable to function under this kind of pressure.
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Following co-founder Mark Zuckerberg's declaration that the famously know-it-all and track-them-all company would focus on privacy, Zuckerberg called for more regulation, and the company announced it would finally ban white nationalism and fight misinformation on topics like anti-vaccination conspiracies.
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At your worst, Gemini, you can be a total pedantic know-it-all, but you're endlessly curious and love to be surprised by what the world can teach and show you—this is one of those times that you learn something unexpected and new!
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" The video had initially resurfaced in a tweet aiming to be an attack against the Democrat from the account @AnonymousQ1776, which has since been deleted, along with the caption: "Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is.
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Some of the antipathy sprang from his hermetic persona, as a caricature of the elite-educated, know-it-all technocrats, perpetually encased in a dark suit, who have guided France for much its postwar history, usually from behind the scenes, and whose record is mixed.
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"Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is," the original post read, capturing the profound absurdity of a world that both demands that women be happy -- you should smile more -- but then also mocks them when they are.
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It's about a group of teens (the jock, the gay theater star, the know-it-all) who die on a roller coaster and must compete in a contest in some kind of purgatory for the chance for one of them to come back to life.
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Leia holding a lightsaber is the only thing I see in this 'Star Wars' trailer Watch Bon Appétit's Claire Saffitz make gourmet Warheads John Mulaney thinks mistletoe deserves to be cancelled Meryl Streep is everyone's know-it-all aunt in funny 'Little Women' clip
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" The frenzy reached new absurdity when a tweet popped up with a video of her with friends at Boston University doing a dance from "The Breakfast Club," with this slam: "Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is.
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If super-producer Kevin Feige is Tony Stark, the aloof know-it-all who changed everything and left others scrambling to catch up, then Mysterio is every director who's subsequently felt hemmed in by Marvel Studios' overriding ideas about how movies should be made.
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Egos will be massive today, and everyone will be acting like a know-it-all, thanks to the Sun meeting with Mercury at 7:28 AM. On the plus side, though, everyone's focus will be sharp, so tackle that pile of paperwork that's waiting for you!
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But I'm pretty sure I speak for a lot of Americans in saying I find her intensely alienating, a know-it-all with a dozen half-baked plans for everyone and everything — all of which will fall apart when put to practice, as grandiose plans usually do.
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" Similarly, Slate wrote, "You could spend a lot of The Wandering Earth counting the movies it borrows from: the terrifying indifference of space in Gravity, the frustration at humanity's myopia in Arrival, the know-it-all-ism and insistent red glare of HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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As hard as it is to believe, Modern Family has been entertaining the masses for the past eight years and because of that we've all seen Ariel Winter transform before our very eyes from a lovable 11-year-old know-it-all into a full-grown, confident woman.
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It's supposedly bad form to dive across the finish line and thanks to the special kind of know-it-all jingoism that the Olympics engenders for two weeks every four years, Americans were up in arms that Felix—an Olympics darling—got "robbed" by below-the-board tactics.
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The young Housman was a know-it-all, who refused to have anything to do with his tutor after hearing the man mispronounce a Greek word, and even took a dim view of Benjamin Jowett, the famous master of Balliol and the greatest Greek scholar of the day.
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It's not a wealth-based resentment, but they do resent professional, know-it-all elites who sometimes seem to prioritise their intellect over common sense, who talk about these global principles but don't seem to care nearly as much about the plight that they and their families are going through.
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It is unfortunate that there are some who seem to believe that they already know it all, who pre-judge information before they've even taken the time to read or understand it, who believe that there is actually nothing left to learn, who believe that they, singularly, own the truth.
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In the mid to late 90s, I was a know-it-all straight edge hardcore kid who liked punk music, and that put me, in my eyes, at odds with a band whose fan base I saw as being solely composed of hockey lovin', beer drinkin', "I AM CANADIAN" types.
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It's tricky in a way because to me the creative process is very much a solitary act and of course, quite often the necessities of life simply get in the way and before I know, it all grinds to a halt and I have to get the whole circus rolling again.
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That person does need not be autocratic or a self-important know-it-all, but someone who has the ability to harness all of this energy, arbitrate and facilitate, take shots and throw elbows, give direction and take instruction, and ultimately decide how and where resources are used and spent.
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You may know me as the real know-it-all, but only when I have access to Google, but in my spare time I talk tech, and you're listening to Recode Decode, a podcast about tech and media's key players, big ideas and how they're changing the world we live in.
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John Mulaney thinks mistletoe deserves to be cancelled Leia holding a lightsaber is the only thing I see in this 'Star Wars' trailer Meryl Streep is everyone's know-it-all aunt in funny 'Little Women' clip James Corden reveals what it was really like working with Kanye West on 'Airpool Karaoke'
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Meryl Streep is everyone's know-it-all aunt in funny 'Little Women' clip James Corden reveals what it was really like working with Kanye West on 'Airpool Karaoke' John Mulaney thinks mistletoe deserves to be cancelled Anakin Skywalker and Tommy Wiseau are in love in this bonkers Star Wars spoof
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There's more evidence of Varga's aggression and cunning at the top of the episode, when he proposes a series of loan-funded acquisitions that will double the size of the company, but Hawley nonetheless paints him as a know-it-all who doesn't know as much as he thinks he does.
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An anonymous Twitter user affiliated with QAnon — the pro-Trump, far-right, Internet conspiracy theory — shared a clip of Ocasio-Cortez's Boston University days with the caption: "Here is America's favorite commie know-it-all acting like the clueless nitwit she is..." The tweet was deleted late Thursday after it went viral.
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"They make fun of Warren and Charlie, so they humanize them and make them seem like they're not arrogant, know-it-all types, but very much in keeping with the image of who they are as honest, straight-talking people who will reveal their foibles if those foibles exist," Cialdini tells Yahoo Finance.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) compared the Democrats to know-it-all cartoon character Lisa Simpson in a Thursday appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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"Being willing to say, 'Hey, I don't know it all, even though I'm a smart guy and I really work hard, but I really could benefit from learning from somebody else,' that's humility and I really do believe that humility goes a long way when it helps you to move up in an organization," he said.
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If the mark of a specific breed of heel is the lecturing, hectoring know-it-all who offers nothing but nails-on-a-chalkboard condescension, the godawful truth of all of this may be that it's not Trump who was the heel during the election, no matter how awful a gorge we're threatening to careen into.
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"There has always been a very large reaction to everything that Dog and I have done, and there's always been a clamor for us to get back together," said Mr. Francesa, who has hosted his own show on WFAN since the breakup and is known to many of his fans as the Sports Pope for his brash, know-it-all-style.
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In a much better place now, national Democrats roundly laud Gillum's effort in his race, saying that talent-wise, senior strategists like his smoothness: It's rare for a politician to come off as clearly smart without opening themselves up to be caricatured as a know-it-all, and as telegenic but with an ability to present as an average person.
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While a preference for clean, well-manicured nails has been documented at least since the purity-obsessed Victorian era (in Gustave Flaubert's 1856 debut novel Madame Bovary, the titular character is described favorably as having nails "glossy, delicate at the tips, more polished than the ivory of Dieppe"), when it comes to the specific origin of the French manicure as we know it, all roads lead back to Jeff Pink, the American founder of nail-polish brand Orly.
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Here are just a few of the headlines oozing with know-it-all certainty and elitist environmental snobbery that had all the subtlety of a slap across the face: The fake war on coal: Trump moves to dismantle U.S. climate rules (Salon) Trump's Pro-Coal Orders Are Doomed to Fail (Time) Donald Trump ends 'war on coal' by declaring war on breathable air (Vanity Fair) The implicit and often explicit message in these and many other pieces is that President Trump thinks the coal miners are stupid enough to believe that his executive orders will bring their jobs back when free market forces like automation and cheaper natural gas are the real reasons for the industry's contraction.
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To acknowledge the realities of running as a woman — the double standards, the higher bars, the demands for likability and relatability in a nation that mostly only relates to and likes dudes; the need to be authoritative but not hectoring; to be smart but not a know-it-all; to be cool but not fake; to be warm but not a mommy; to be maternal but not too soft; to have the contours of your life, from your breasts to your skin-care routines to your maternity leaves, treated as foreign and weird and maybe counterfeit by a political media that's never had to take this stuff seriously before; to be honest but not actually tell the truth about any of this stuff because you'll sound like a whiner — is a trap.
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AriesStrengths: courageous, determined, confident, enthusiastic, optimistic, honest, passionateWeaknesses: impatient, moody, short-tempered, impulsive, aggressive TaurusStrengths: reliable, patient, practical, devoted, responsible, stableWeaknesses: stubborn, possessive, uncompromising GeminiStrengths: gentle, affectionate, curious, adaptable, ability to learn quickly and exchange ideasWeaknesses: nervous, inconsistent, indecisive CancerStrengths: tenacious, highly imaginative, loyal, emotional, sympathetic, persuasiveWeaknesses: moody, pessimistic, suspicious, manipulative, insecure LeoStrengths: creative, passionate, generous, warm-hearted, cheerful, humorousWeaknesses: arrogant, stubborn, self-centered, lazy, inflexible VirgoStrengths: loyal, analytical, kind, hardworking, practicalWeaknesses: shyness, worry, overly critical of self and others, all work and no play LibraStrengths: cooperative, diplomatic, gracious, fair-minded, socialWeaknesses: indecisive, avoids confrontations, will carry a grudge, self-pity ScorpioStrengths: resourceful, brave, passionate, stubborn, a true friendWeaknesses: distrusting, jealous, secretive, violent SagittariusStrengths: generous, idealistic, great sense of humorWeaknesses: promises more than can deliver, very impatient, will say anything no matter how undiplomatic CapricornStrengths: responsible, disciplined, self-control, good managersWeaknesses: know-it-all, unforgiving, condescending, expecting the worst AquariusStrengths: Progressive, original, independent, humanitarianWeaknesses: Runs from emotional expression, temperamental, uncompromising, aloof PiscesStrengths: Compassionate, artistic, intuitive, gentle, wise, musicalWeaknesses: Fearful, overly trusting, sad, desire to escape reality, can be a victim or a martyr
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